Glass-bottom boat to the Cap Blanc natural aquarium
Glass-bottom catamaran leaving Sant Antoni to see the seabed at Cap Blanc, with a swim, snorkelling and a snack on board.
Ibiza and Formentera · Sant Antoni de Portmany
Also known as San Antonio Abad
A town facing west, wrapped around the Bay of Portmany, the Romans’ “great port”.
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Its name comes from the Latin portus magnus, the “great port”. The church, founded in 1385 and finished around 1640, doubled as a fortress against pirates: it has no windows, its doors were iron and its tower carried cannon aimed at sa Conillera. Today it is one of the island’s main tourist centres, 15 km from the capital.
Glass-bottom catamaran leaving Sant Antoni to see the seabed at Cap Blanc, with a swim, snorkelling and a snack on board.
A day boat trip from Sant Antoni combining the Cap Blanc aquarium with beach time at Cala Salada and a mid-afternoon return.
Four hours along the west coast to circle Es Vedrà and Es Vedranell, with a swim stop in a cove and finger food on board.
Four-hour trip from Sant Antoni to see Es Vedrà in the late-afternoon light, with a swim stop and finger food on board.
Six-hour outing around the coves of Sant Antoni bay, either by day or leaving mid-afternoon to return at dusk.
Six hours by catamaran from Sant Antoni along the west-coast coves, with snorkelling, paddle boarding and lunch on board.
Seven hours by catamaran from Sant Antoni to Cala Salada, with snorkelling and swim time in one of the west's best-known coves.
Eight-hour private charter from Sant Antoni along the west coves, with Cala Bassa and the Café del Mar area as highlights.
A boat ride of about two and a half hours from Sant Antoni at dusk, following the coast's coves and caves.
Private version of the sunset outing: about two and a half hours aboard with your group from Sant Antoni.
A day of about twelve hours from Sant Antoni past Es Vedrà and on to Formentera, with paella and a sunset return.
Closed on Saturdays and Sundays according to Google
Four hours on a shared sailboat from Sant Antoni, with a stop for paddle boarding and snorkelling and open bar on board.
A full eight-hour day on a private sailboat from Sant Antoni, with open bar, paddle boards and snorkelling.
Seven hours by boat from Sant Antoni with paddle boarding, snorkelling and a barbecue on board.
A skippered boat from Sant Antoni for up to 7 people for about 8 hours, at your own pace along the west coast.
Closed on Saturdays and Sundays according to Google
A larger skippered boat from Sant Antoni for up to 12 people, with outings of 4 to 8 hours.
Closed on Saturdays and Sundays according to Google
One-hour beach class with meditation, a flow adapted to each level and a singing-bowl close, mats included.
Closed on Sundays according to Google
Beach yoga sessions on the bay, morning and sunset, in groups of up to ten.
Aquarium inside a sea cave near Cala Gració, with about 50 local species and recovering turtles.
About two hours through organic vineyards and winery, with a white, rosé and red tasting plus an Ibizan herb liqueur.
Closed on Saturdays and Sundays according to Google
The visit and tasting extended with cold cuts, cheese, pan payés bread and the estate's organic olive oil.
Closed on Saturdays and Sundays according to Google
BiBo Park (Ibiza Botánico Biotecnológico)
Science and nature park in Sant Rafel with a guided tour, planetarium and astronomy sessions.
Closed on Mondays and Sundays according to Google
BiBo Park (Ibiza Botánico Biotecnológico)
Night observing with telescopes and Orion Astronomy astronomers on selected dates.
Closed on Mondays and Sundays according to Google
8-minute kart sessions for adults and children (from age 5), also at night in summer.
Closed on Wednesdays according to Google
Guided road or mountain bike outings for all levels, with three types of tour.
Closed on Sundays according to Google
Visit to a winery in the Albarca valley near Sant Mateu, with tasting and an animal park on the same estate.
According to Google, open only on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Friday evening outing to a coastal viewpoint on rotating routes, with a swim where possible.
The stamp marks the town; the dots are the experiences in and around it, coloured by category.
On 24 August, Sant Bartomeu, the town’s patron saint: Mass, procession, traditional Ibizan dance and fireworks; the festivities last for weeks (9 August to 13 September in 2026).
Cala Salada, with pebbles and very clear water, is about 5 km away on the road towards Santa Agnès de Corona.
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Within 12 km as the crow flies, nearest first.
Water park of about 4,500 m² at Port des Torrent, open May to October to guests and the public.
An hour and a half by jet ski with a guide from Cala Bassa, with a route towards Sant Antoni and the Atlantis area.
Two and a half hours by kayak from Cala Codolar to visit two sea caves, with snorkel stops and a beach break at Cala Conta.
A first dive with an instructor on Ibiza's west coast, from the Cala Tarida dive centre.
Dives for certified divers in the Es Vedrà nature reserve and its surroundings, from Cala Tarida.
Santa Gertrudis studio with three daily classes in vinyasa, hatha, yin yang, meditation and breathwork, for all levels.
Comparisons built from the experiences in and around Sant Antoni de Portmany.
In the same municipality: Sant Rafel de sa Creu, Santa Agnès de Corona
Its name comes from the Latin portus magnus, the “great port”. The church, founded in 1385 and finished around 1640, doubled as a fortress against pirates: it has no windows, its doors were iron and its tower carried cannon aimed at sa Conillera. Today it is one of the island’s main tourist centres, 15 km from the capital. Atlas de Ibiza lists 27 experiences in town and 7 nearby: Glass-bottom boat to the Cap Blanc natural aquarium, Cap Blanc and Cala Salada by glass-bottom boat (day trip), Es Vedrà by catamaran with a swim stop (morning), Es Vedrà at sunset by catamaran, Beach cruise around the bay of Sant Antoni (6 hours), Catamaran beach hopping with snorkelling, paddle boarding and lunch (6 hours).
On 24 August, Sant Bartomeu, the town’s patron saint: Mass, procession, traditional Ibizan dance and fireworks; the festivities last for weeks (9 August to 13 September in 2026).
Cala Salada, with pebbles and very clear water, is about 5 km away on the road towards Santa Agnès de Corona.
Our own text, based on these sources consulted on 2026-10-25. Dates, opening times and bus lines change: check them before you go.