Is it better to go basic… or all-inclusive?

Short answer: it depends.
Honest answer: in most cases, all-inclusive is absolutely worth it.

Let’s break it down.

What “all-inclusive” really means on a sailboat

When we talk about an all-inclusive sailing experience in Ibiza, it’s not just about food and drinks.

It’s about letting go of everything you’d normally have to manage.

Typically, it includes:

• Skipper (who handles navigation and planning)
• Fuel
• All meals and drinks during the trip
• Paddle surf, kayak, and snorkel equipment
• Route planning based on weather and sea conditions
• Daily onboard organization

In simple terms: you don’t manage anything — you just enjoy.

The real difference vs a basic charter

On paper, a basic option may seem cheaper.
In reality, it often isn’t.

With a basic charter, you’ll have to:

• Do the grocery shopping before boarding
• Estimate quantities (and usually get it wrong)
• Organize meals every day
• Cook or rotate responsibilities within the group
• Manage supplies, ice, timing, and logistics
• Wash the dishes and cutlery after eating and leave the kitchen ready for each meal

Result: you spend time, energy, and attention on things that don’t matter.

With all-inclusive:

• You arrive and everything is ready
• You eat well without thinking about it
• You drink without counting
• No constant decisions
• The rhythm flows naturally

👉 The difference is not the price. It’s the experience.

The real value: actually switching off

This is what most people underestimate.

A sailing trip is not just about moving from one place to another.
It’s about how you feel while you’re there.

With all-inclusive:

• You’re not thinking about groceries
• You’re not cooking
• You’re not organizing the group
• You’re not solving problems

You’re present.

You sleep at anchor.
You wake up without an alarm.
You sail when it feels right.
You stop when you want.

👉That’s what people remember. Not the cost.

Who is it really for?

All-inclusive isn’t for everyone, but it’s for most people.

Especially if:

• It’s your first time on a sailboat
• You want to disconnect, not organize
• You’re a couple or a group of friends
• You have limited time (2–4 days)
• You want comfort without complications

If your priority is saving as much as possible and you don’t mind managing everything, basic can work.

But if you want the full experience, all-inclusive wins.

The Ibiza & Formentera factor

This matters more than people think.

Ibiza and Formentera are not cheap destinations — and that affects basic charters too.

• Expensive supermarkets
• Expensive restaurants
• Limited logistics once you’re anchored
• Difficulty in getting taxis to reach the supermarkets that really worth it

With all-inclusive, all of that disappears.

👉 Everything is already taken care of before you even start.

So… is it worth it?

Yes. But not for the reasons most people think.

It’s not worth it because it “includes more”.
It’s worth it because it removes everything that gets in the way.

And when you remove that, what’s left is what matters:

The sea.
The calm.
Time without pressure.

Our way of doing all-inclusive

At Navega y Disfruta, all-inclusive is not a package — it’s an experience.

• Small groups (max 8 people)
• No fixed routes
• Adapted to the wind and the moment
• Slow, relaxed rhythm

Because it’s not about seeing more places.
It’s about experiencing them better.

Final thought

If you’re deciding between basic or all-inclusive, ask yourself:

Do you want to organize a trip… or actually disconnect?

That’s the real difference.

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Planning a few days sailing around Ibiza and Formentera usually starts with one simple question:

Is it better to share a boat… or have it all to yourself?

It’s not just about price.
It’s about how you want to experience it.

Because it’s not the same to adapt to a plan… as it is to create your own.

It’s not the same to share moments… as it is to choose who you share them with.

And that’s where the real difference lies.

Shared sailing: open to the unexpected

Sharing a boat is, for many, a different way of traveling.

You step on board with people you’ve never met before, and within a few days you’re sharing the sea, conversations, swims at sunset, and nights anchored under the stars.

It has something special:

• More affordable
• Social
• Spontaneous

But there’s something important to understand:
👉 not everything depends on you

The pace, the stops, the atmosphere… are shared.

And that can be amazing… or not so much. It depends on the group.

Private sailing: real freedom

Now imagine the opposite.

You wake up with no alarm.
You look at the sea.
You decide whether to move… or stay a little longer.

No schedules. No compromises. No rush.

A private boat is not just “more comfortable”.
It’s a completely different way of traveling.

• You stop wherever you want
• You eat whenever you feel like it
• You sail if you want… or you don’t

👉 You set the rhythm

And in a place like Ibiza and Formentera, that changes everything.

It’s not about what’s better. It’s about what fits you

This is where most people get it wrong:
they try to figure out which option is “better”.

But the truth is simpler.

👉 There’s no better option. Only a better option for you.

Shared sailing is a good fit if:

• You’re traveling solo or as a couple and want to meet people
• You enjoy a more social experience
• You want to keep costs lower

Private sailing is a better fit if:

• You’re coming with your partner or friends
• You want to truly disconnect
• You want full control over the experience

The detail that changes everything (and most people don’t know)

Here’s where a common misconception comes in.

Many people assume a private boat is only for large groups.
So they don’t even consider it.

But that’s not always the case.

👉 You can book a full boat even if you’re just a few people.

And when you split the cost…
the difference is often smaller than you think.

But the experience isn’t.

So… which one should you choose?

If what you’re looking for is:

• meeting people
• going with the flow
• a more social vibe

👉 Shared sailing can be a great option.

But if what you really want is:

• to disconnect
• to have your own space
• to experience Ibiza and Formentera at your own pace

👉 Then you’re probably looking for a private boat.

In the end, it’s not about the boat. It’s about how you want to feel

You can visit the same coves.
Swim in the same water.
Watch the same sunset.

But it won’t feel the same.

Because the difference is not the destination.

👉 It’s the freedom.

Not sure which option is right for you?

Tell me how many you are, what kind of trip you’re looking for

and I’ll tell you—clearly and honestly—what fits you best.

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July and August are the most popular months, yes — but they are also the most crowded, the most expensive, and the least authentic.

However, there’s a secret that more and more travelers are discovering: May and June are probably the best months to sail in Ibiza and Formentera.

Here’s why.

☀️1. Fewer crowds, more Ibiza

During May and June, Ibiza hasn’t yet reached peak tourist season.

This means:

• Much quieter coves
• Less crowded anchor spots
• Restaurants without long waiting times

Instead of fighting for space on the beach, you can truly relax, anchor where you want, and enjoy a much more authentic experience.

👉And this is where sailing makes all the difference: you can access spots that are completely overcrowded in summer.

💸 2. Lower prices (and better value for money)

One of the biggest myths is that sailing in Ibiza is expensive.

The reality is that prices depend heavily on the time of year.

In May and June:

• Charter prices are lower than in high season
• There is more availability
• You can access experiences that become much more expensive in summer

This makes it possible to plan a 2 or 3-day sailing getaway with a much more reasonable budget.

👉Simply put: what feels like a luxury in August becomes an accessible experience in May.

🌅 3. Longer days and ideal sailing conditions

During these months, the weather is ideal:

• Pleasant temperatures (not too hot, not too cold)
• Long days with plenty of daylight
• More stable sailing conditions

You can sail, swim, relax, and enjoy the sunset without the intense heat of peak summer.

🧘‍♂️ 4. A much more authentic experience

Sailing in May or June is not just about price or comfort.

It’s about how it feels.

• More silence
• A deeper connection with the sea
• No rush
• More freedom

It’s the Ibiza many people are looking for… but rarely find in summer.

5. Perfect for short getaways (2–3 days)

Another great advantage of these months is that you don’t need a full week to enjoy the experience.

A 2 or 3-day sailing trip allows you to:

• Sail from Ibiza to Formentera
• Sleep anchored in stunning coves
• Fully disconnect

👉 It’s the perfect option for couples, friends, or even solo travelers.

🌊 So… when is the best time to sail in Ibiza?

If you want to:

• Avoid crowds
• Enjoy better prices
• Have a more authentic experience
• Sail at a relaxed pace

👉 May and June are, without a doubt, the best choice.

🚤 Discover Ibiza and Formentera from the sea

At Navega y Disfruta, we organize sailing experiences to explore Ibiza and Formentera in a different way: no rush, no fixed routes, and always adapting to the wind, the sea, and what you truly feel like doing each day.

If you’re thinking about a getaway before the summer peak, this is the perfect moment.

💬 Would you like to check availability for May or June?

Get in touch with us with no obligation, and we’ll help you find the best option based on your dates and the experience you’re looking for.

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But before booking, there’s one key question:

How much does it cost to charter a sailboat in Ibiza, and what are the available options?

In this guide, you’ll find real prices for 2026, different charter options and what you should consider before making a decision.

How much does it cost to charter a sailboat in Ibiza?

The price of a sailboat in Ibiza depends mainly on three factors: the size of the boat, the season and whether a skipper is included.

Here are the typical price ranges:

Small sailboat (10–12 meters)

• From €450 – €700 per day

Medium sailboat (13–15 meters)

• Between €700 – €1,200 per day

Large sailboat (15 meters or more)

• From €1,200 up to €2,500 per day

For weekly charters, prices usually range from €3,000 to €9,000 or more, depending on the boat and the season.

Sailboat charter in Ibiza with skipper or without skipper

One of the most important decisions is whether to rent the boat with a skipper.

Bareboat charter (without skipper)

• You need a valid sailing license
• More responsibility
• High security deposit
• Greater freedom if you have experience

Charter with skipper

• No experience required
• The captain takes care of navigation and safety
• You are taken to the best spots
• Much more relaxed experience

The cost of a skipper is usually between €180 and €250 per day.

👉 For most travelers, a skippered charter is the best option.

Sailing between Ibiza and Formentera

One of the biggest advantages of chartering a sailboat in Ibiza is the possibility of easily reaching Formentera.

In less than an hour of sailing, you can reach:

• Ses Illetes
• Espalmador
• Cala Saona

Places that are often best accessed by boat.

That’s why many sailing experiences combine both islands over one or several days.

What is included in a sailboat charter?

This is one of the most common questions.

Depending on the company, the charter may include:

• Skipper
• Final cleaning
• Paddle surf
• Insurance
• Snorkeling equipment

And usually does NOT include:

• Fuel
• Marina fees
• Food and drinks

👉 Some experiences offer all-inclusive options, which make everything much easier.

Sailboat or catamaran: which one should you choose?

A very common question is whether to choose a sailboat or a catamaran.

Sailboat

• More affordable
• More authentic sailing experience
• Ideal for couples or small groups

Catamaran

• More space
• Greater stability
• Better for larger groups

👉 If you are looking for a more authentic and cost-effective experience, a sailboat is usually the best choice.

Best time to charter a sailboat in Ibiza

Ibiza is a highly seasonal destination, and this has a big impact on both price and experience.

May and June

• Fewer crowds
• Better prices
• Calm sea

July and August

• Peak season
• Higher prices
• More crowded

September

• Perfect balance between weather and tranquility

👉More and more travelers are choosing May, June and September for a more authentic experience.

Tips before chartering a sailboat in Ibiza

Before booking, keep these points in mind:

• Check carefully what is included in the price
• Ask about additional costs
• Consider booking with a skipper
• Choose the right season
• Book in advance for peak months

A different way to experience Ibiza

Chartering a sailboat in Ibiza is not just accommodation or an excursion. It’s a completely different way to experience the islands.

Sleeping at anchor, waking up surrounded by the sea, choosing your route each day and discovering hidden coves.

For many travelers, it becomes the highlight of their trip to Ibiza and Formentera.

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Ibiza and Formentera are among the most spectacular sailing destinations in the Mediterranean. Crystal-clear waters, hidden coves and short distances between the islands make exploring them by boat a truly unique experience.

When people start looking for options, one common question appears:

Is it better to charter a sailboat or a catamaran in Ibiza?

Both types of boats allow you to sail between the islands, anchor in stunning coves and enjoy the sea, but the experience on board can be quite different.

The difference between a sailboat and a catamaran

The main difference lies in the design of the boat and the sailing experience.

Sailboat

• Single hull
• More authentic sailing feeling
• Real sailing experience under the wind
• Usually more affordable
• Perfect for couples or small groups

Catamaran

• Two hulls
• Much more interior space
• Very stable while sailing and at anchor
• Large deck areas for relaxing and sunbathing
• Ideal for bigger groups

Both types of boats are perfect for sailing between Ibiza and Formentera, but the overall experience can feel quite different.

Cost of renting a sailboat in Ibiza

Sailboats are usually the most accessible option.

Approximate prices for 2026:

• Small sailboat (10–12 m): from €450 – €700 per day
• Medium sailboat (13–15 m): €700 – €1,200 per day
• Large sailboat (15 m or more): €1,200 – €2,000 per day

For weekly charters, prices usually range between €3,000 and €9,000 depending on the boat and the season.

Cost of renting a catamaran in Ibiza

Catamarans are larger and more complex boats, which usually means a higher price.

Approximate prices:

• Small catamaran (38–40 ft): from €900 – €1,500 per day
• Medium catamaran (42–45 ft): €1,500 – €2,500 per day
• Large or luxury catamaran: from €3,000 per day or more

For weekly rentals, prices typically range between €6,000 and €15,000 or more.

Which boat is better for Ibiza and Formentera?

The best choice depends more on the kind of experience you are looking for.

A sailboat is usually ideal if you want:

• a more authentic sailing experience
• to truly sail with the wind
• a relaxed and intimate atmosphere
• a more affordable option

A catamaran may be the better choice if you prefer:

• lots of space on board
• maximum stability
• travelling with larger groups
• a more “floating vila” style experience.

The experience of sailing between Ibiza and Formentera

No matter which boat you choose, sailing between Ibiza and Formentera allows you to discover places that cannot be reached from land.

Hidden coves, turquoise waters, natural beaches and unforgettable sunsets in the middle of the sea.

Many travelers discover that seeing the islands from the water completely changes the way you experience them.

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Is Ibiza or Formentera better?

Although the two islands are only a few kilometers apart, they offer very different experiences.

Ibiza is known for its energy, nightlife, and spectacular landscapes.
Formentera, on the other hand, stands out for its tranquility, turquoise waters, and relaxed atmosphere.

The short answer is that neither island is better than the other — they simply offer different things.

Let’s look at the main differences.

IBIZA: Variety, Nature, and Nightlife

Ibiza is a much larger and more diverse island.

Here you can find:

• charming villages such as Santa Gertrudis
• spectacular cliffs along the west coast
• hidden coves surrounded by pine forests
• famous beach clubs and restaurants

Ibiza also has a unique cultural and nightlife scene in the Mediterranean.

That’s why it’s the perfect island for travelers looking for variety, energy, and plenty of things to do.

FORMENTERA: Turquoise Waters and Pure Relaxation

Formentera is smaller, quieter, and much more relaxed.

The island is famous for:

• white sand beaches such as Ses Illetes
• shallow crystal-clear waters
• a slow, natural atmosphere

Life moves at a different pace here.
Fewer cars, less noise, and more time to enjoy the sea.

For this reason, many travelers consider Formentera the Caribbean of the Mediterranean.

Can You Visit Formentera from Ibiza?

Yes — and it is actually one of the most popular excursions from Ibiza.

Many visitors take the ferry to Formentera to spend the day exploring its beaches.

However, there is a much more special way to discover both islands:

sailing between them in a sailing yacht

From the sea, you can reach hidden coves that are difficult to access from land and enjoy the islands from a completely different perspective.

The Best Way to Discover Ibiza and Formentera

The truth is, you don’t have to choose between Ibiza and Formentera.

When you sail between the two islands, you can enjoy the best of both worlds:

• hidden coves around Ibiza
• turquoise beaches in Formentera
• sunsets at sea
• sleeping anchored in a peaceful bay

That’s why more and more travelers choose to discover the Pitiusas Islands by sailboat.

Experience Ibiza and Formentera from the Sea

At Navega y Disfruta, we organize sailing experiences designed for travelers who want to explore the Mediterranean in a different way.

Small groups, relaxed routes, and the opportunity to discover Ibiza and Formentera from the sea.

If you would like to find out why sailing is one of the best ways to experience the islands, you can explore our experiences here.

All you have to do is step on board.

The sea takes care of the rest.

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However, there is a much more special way to experience the Pitiusas Islands: sailing between them for several days and sleeping on a sailboat anchored in front of their stunning coves.Sleeping on a sailboat anchored in a turquoise-water cove.

A 3-day sailing trip between Ibiza and Formentera is the perfect balance: enough time to disconnect, sail, and discover incredible places without needing to dedicate an entire week.

Here is what this itinerary usually looks like.

Day 1: From Ibiza to the Crystal-Clear Waters of Formentera

The adventure usually begins in the south of Ibiza, where the sailboat departs towards Formentera

In less than an hour of sailing, the first turquoise waters that have made the island famous begin to appear.

The first stops are usually:

• Ses Illetes, considered one of the best beaches in Europe

• Espalmador, a small untouched island with incredible waters

It is the perfect place to:

• swim in crystal-clear water

• go snorkeling

• relax on deck while the sailboat gently rocks on the sea

As evening approaches, the boat remains anchored in a quiet cove where you will spend the night.

Day 2: Discovering the Most Authentic Side of Formentera

After waking up on the sailboat, the day continues exploring some of the most beautiful places on the island.

Some typical stops may include:

• Cala Saona, famous for its transparent waters

• the west coast of Formentera, perfect for enjoying the sunset

During the day you can:

• go ashore to have lunch at a beach restaurant

• explore the coast by paddleboard or swimming
  

• simply enjoy the slow rhythm of the sea

Spending a second night anchored makes the experience even more special.

Day 3: Sailing Back to Ibiza

The final day usually begins with a morning swim before starting the return journey to Ibiza.

Depending on the wind and the available time, the sailboat may stop at a few more quiet coves along the southern coast of Ibiza before returning to the starting point.

It is the perfect ending to a getaway that combines sailing, nature, and true disconnection.

Why Choose a 3-Day Sailing Getaway?

Many people hesitate between taking a one-day excursion or booking a full week at sea.

A 3-day sailing experience is one of the most recommended options because it offers the perfect balance between time, budget, and experience.

It allows you to:

• sleep on the boat

• sail between Ibiza and Formentera

• discover less accessible coves

• experience the sea at a relaxed pace, without rushing

That is why it has become one of the favorite getaways for travelers who want to discover the islands from the sea.

Discover Ibiza and Formentera by Sailing

At Navega y Disfruta, we organize sailing getaways designed for those who want to experience the Mediterranean in a different way.

Small groups, relaxed routes, and the opportunity to discover Ibiza and Formentera from the sea.

If you would like to experience a 3-day sailing trip between Ibiza and Formentera, you can find all the details about the experience here.

All you have to do is step on board. The sea takes care of the rest.

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Sleeping on a sailboat anchored in a turquoise-water cove.

No hotels, no schedules, no crowds. Just the sea, the gentle sound of the water, and the feeling of being in one of the most privileged places in the Mediterranean.

More and more travelers choose to experience Ibiza from the sea, because sailing allows you to discover a side of the islands that is impossible to see from land.Cada vez más viajeros eligen vivir Ibiza desde el mar, porque navegar permite descubrir una cara de las islas que desde tierra es imposible conocer.

What Is It Like to Spend the Night on a Sailboat in Ibiza?

Sleeping on a sailboat is very different from staying in a conventional hotel. The experience feels much closer to nature and to the rhythm of the sea.

At sunset, when most boats return to the harbor, the sailboat remains anchored in a quiet cove. The sea becomes calm, the light turns golden, and the atmosphere changes completely.

It is the perfect moment to:

• swim at sunset

• have dinner on board or in a nearby beach restaurant

• watch the daylight slowly fade over the Mediterranean

Then comes one of the most special moments of the trip: falling asleep with the gentle rocking of the boat and waking up surrounded by crystal-clear water.

Many guests say it is one of the most relaxing nights they have ever experienced.

Waking Up in a Cove in Formentera

One of the greatest privileges of sleeping on board is waking up in unique places before the daily excursions arrive.

Imagine opening the hatch in the morning and finding the sea completely calm, with no noise around and the sun lighting up transparent waters.

It is the perfect time to:

• swim before breakfast

• go snorkeling in calm waters

• enjoy coffee on deck while the boat gently rocks

Afterwards, the day continues sailing toward new coves in Ibiza or Formentera depending on the wind and the desire to explore.

Is It Comfortable to Sleep on a Sailboat?

Sailboats are equipped to spend the night comfortably. They have cabins, a bathroom, a kitchen, and outdoor areas where you can relax during the day.

AAnd when you sail with a skipper, you do not have to worry about navigation, anchoring, or the safety of the boat.

Your only mission is to enjoy the sea and disconnect.

How Many Days Is It Worth Spending on a Sailboat?

Although a one-day excursion allows you to discover Formentera from the sea, many travelers agree that the experience changes completely when you spend at least one night on board.

The most common options are:

• 1-Day Excursion

Ideal for discovering Formentera and swimming in its crystal-clear waters.

• 2–3 Day Getaways

Perfect for sleeping on the boat and enjoying the full sailing experience between Ibiza and Formentera.

• One-Week Sailing Trips

The most relaxed way to explore the islands, sailing without hurry and discovering new coves every day.

Discover Ibiza and Formentera from the Sea

Sailing between Ibiza and Formentera allows access to places that are difficult to reach from land and lets you experience the islands from a completely different perspective.

At Navega y Disfruta, we organize sailing experiences designed to help you disconnect from everyday life and enjoy the Mediterranean at a slower pace.

If you would like to discover what it is really like to sleep on a sailboat in Ibiza, you can explore our experiences here:

• 1-day excursions

• 2- or 3-day getaways

• week-long sailing trips between Ibiza and Formentera

All you have to do is step on board. The sea takes care of the rest.

Frequently Asked Questions
Is it safe to sleep on a sailboat at anchor?

Yes. Professional skippers know the safest anchoring spots and monitor weather conditions to ensure a calm and secure night.

Does the boat move a lot at night?

Usually very little. The coves chosen for the night are typically protected from the wind, so the movement is gentle.

Do I need sailing experience to sleep on a sailboat?

No. If you book a sailboat with a skipper, you do not need any sailing knowledge.

How much does it cost to sleep on a sailboat in Ibiza?

The price depends on the type of experience and the number of days.

A one-day excursion is usually the most affordable option, while multi-day trips allow you to experience sailing and spend nights anchored in the coves of Ibiza and Formentera.

In general, 2- or 3-day getaways are the most popular, as they offer the perfect balance between time at sea and relaxation. In our case, we usually recommend the 3-day sailing experience with everything included, so you do not have to worry about anything except deciding when to swim, when to go ashore, or when to go snorkeling.

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Para triunfar hay que ser diferente al resto y ofrecer cosas distintas y mejores ¡Y vaya si mejora el día con una buena paella valenciana en un sitio virgen!

Se me ocurrió hará unos 8 años. No se si sabrán que yo soy de un pueblo de Castellón, por lo que sabía de sobra cocinar paellas, pero siempre las hice con fuego de leña de naranjo, y ahora mismo eso no era posible, debía ser con quemador de gas.

Al principio lo pasaba mal porque cambia mucho una paella cocinarla a leña o a gas, hay que pillar el punto. Una vez lo hice todo salía mas fácil.

No obstante, es mucho trabajo hacer una paella de leña en sitios donde no molestes a nadie ni suponga un problema o peligro cocinarla, ya que el barco se mueve demasiado para cocinarla a bordo. Además supone un esfuerzo el bajar a tierra todo el stuff necesario para la paella, como sillas, mesas, botella de gas, quemador, paellero, ingredientes,  nevera portátil para bebidas, platos, vasos, cubiertos…

No obstante, el resultado es increíble. Una auténtica paella valenciana, cocinada por un valenciano, en un sitio donde nadie nos moleste, en frente del mar, disfrutando de un clima excelente y una zona virgen.

Esto es más posible en el sur-oeste de Gran Canaria que es bastante virgen. No obstante, en verano que estoy por Ibiza, ya he encontrado dos sitios increíbles donde no molestamos a nadie, nadie nos molesta a nosotros y el resultado final no tiene precio…

Las paellas suelo realizarlas sobretodo cuando hay una excursión semanal, un día de la semana vamos a nuestra calita y deleito a nuestros clientes con algo único, casero y DIFERENTE!

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Hello people, in this chapter I continue with the summary of what my company is and then I will dedicate myself to telling specific anecdotes that happen to me daily and that are worthy of writing.

Previously I ended up counting the summary until the arrival of COVID. Until then, it was already well established in Gran Canaria with a good portfolio of clients, most of them gay ones.

With COVID we all had to think about what we were going to do. It was said that that first summer people were hardly going to fly with the fear of taking a plane and go to a destination that was going to be very controlled and limited at the same time.

If many planes were not expected, what was I going to do with the summer without tourism in the Canary Islands? In this way I decided to make the journey back to my town in Castellón and make weekly excursions from Burriana to Ibiza during the summer.

Everything seemed perfect, you arrive by car directly to the boat, a COVID test is carried out (they were very limited but my sister has an analysis laboratory and she came directly to the boat to carry them out) and you spend the week in a group visiting dream coves and without mixing with more people. It seemed perfect and it was, in fact it was a good summer and for me a breath of fresh air after 7 years without moving from Gran Canaria.

Since then I have been coming every summer, but now doing the excursions directly from Ibiza, thus avoiding the 12-hour journeys that seemed endless for some clients and making the stay around the island longer.

In this way today I do nothing but consider that in the future I will have to decide on one of the two work destinations, since the ship suffers the journey and the captain, that is, myself, with age prefers to establish himself more in one place and settle.

Also, my parents have got older and I would like to spend more time with them and reduce my sister’s work in taking care of them and worrying about them…

Right now, the Balearic destination is winning, since there are more places to visit, I am and always will be Mediterranean, and Gran Canaria due to the force of the ocean, has very limited visits to charming places and we have always to visit the same area, that is, the south of the island.

But life takes so many turns, that you never know what we will end up doing or where… Sailing for now is clear to me, but the place, the one life takes me…

La entrada Introducing myself in the blog. Part II se publicó primero en El mar sin prisa.