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 Sail Ibiza and Formentera on a week of naked gay island hopping: Es Cavallet’s gay beach, the nude-friendly island of S’Espalmador, Formentera’s south coast, Es Vedrà sunsets and the quiet coves of Ibiza’s north coast, with lively gay community friendly Calle de la Virgen waiting at both ends. Ibiza, the island of a thousand faces. From the best-known gay beach to the most secret, to be discovered during clothing optional gay sailing vacation.
Located in the heart of the Mediterranean, Ibiza (also known as "Isla Blanca") is a magical island that attracts tourists from all over the world for its rich and varied landscapes and nightlife. Whether you're looking for a lively place to party nonstop or if, on the other hand, you're looking for relaxation and tranquility in secluded coves, you'll be spoiled for choice in Ibiza. A sailing vacation will give you a chance to admire both faces of the island. Our goal is to have two yachts on this trip, bringing together a community of around 20 gay sailors to share sunsets, nude swims, dinners, and unforgettable moments at sea. Two-yacht departures depend on demand and aren’t guaranteed.
Day 1 -
• Embarkation:
After 8:00 at Marina Port Ibiza.
• Welcome Drinks & Briefing:
Welcome drinks and briefing on board, moored at the foot of UNESCO-listed Dalt Vila.
• Evening:
Walk up into the old town for sunset from the ramparts, then settle in with the crew and your new shipmates.
• Head down to Calle de la Virgen, Ibiza’s gay street, for a first drink on the Dôme terrace or at one of the bars along the strip.
• Travel advice:
- Fly into Ibiza (IBZ). The marina is about 15 min from the airport by taxi, or take bus line 10 (30 min).
Day 2 -
• Morning:
Short sail south to Es Cavallet, Ibiza’s gay and nudist beach, for a morning swim and snorkel by the Chiringay beach bar. Chiringay is closed now after 45 years of history. In 2027 there will open Salina Ibiza.
• Afternoon:
Lunch stop at S’Espalmador, the little nude-friendly island between Ibiza and Formentera, known for its mud baths.
• Evening:
Cross to Formentera’s east coast for the first night at anchor, weather permitting.
Day 3 -
• Morning:
Sail clockwise around Formentera, rounding the cliffs and lighthouse at La Mola on the east tip.
• Afternoon:
Lunch and swim stop along Formentera’s long south coast, with white sand, turquoise water and relaxed swimming off the boat.
• Evening:
Round Cap de Barbaria and anchor at Cala Saona for a west-facing sunset.
Day 4 -
• Morning:
Cross the channel back to Ibiza, sailing past the rock islands of Es Vedrà and Es Vedranell.
• Afternoon:
Swim and lunch stop beneath Es Vedrà, the island’s most mystical landmark.
• Evening:
Anchor at Cala d’Hort for sunset in front of Es Vedrà, with dinner at a beachfront restaurant ashore.
Day 5 -
• Morning:
Sail up Ibiza’s sunset coast with a lunch and swim stop along the way.
• Afternoon:
Round Sant Antoni and the north-west cape into the bay of Benirràs, the former hippie beach with clear water for snorkelling.
• Evening:
Night at anchor in Benirràs, weather permitting.
Day 6 -
• Morning:
Lunch and snorkel stop along the rugged north coast, with a break at Portinatx and its lighthouse views.
• Afternoon:
Run down the north-east coast past quiet coves and pine-covered cliffs.
• Evening:
Quiet night at anchor off the island of Tagomago.
Day 7 -
• Morning:
Last swim and lunch stop in the coves near Santa Eulalia.
• Afternoon:
Cruise back into Marina Port Ibiza to dock before 17:00.
• Farewell Dinner:
Farewell dinner, then one last night on Calle de la Virgen and at the Dôme terrace.
Day 8 -
• Disembarkation:
By 09:00 at Marina Port Ibiza.
• Exchange contact
Exchange contact info with your new besties.
• Head out to explore the town:
Head out to explore the town, or head to the airport for your return journey home with a ton of new memories and connections.
• Safe travels:
Safe travels with unforgettable memories.
This itinerary is subject to change. Local circumstances such as weather may influence the itinerary.
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