Unlimited drinks meet Ibiza’s best water time. This 3-hour sunset boat tour from San Antonio pairs calm cruising with hands-on sea activities like snorkeling, paddle boarding, and kayaking. It’s a small-group feel, then it turns into proper golden-hour time with champagne watching the sunset before you head back to port.

I especially like that snorkeling gear plus SUP and kayaks are included, so you’re not scrambling for rentals once you’re on the water. I also love the all-inclusive setup: brunch-style bites and drinks flowing from the boat’s bar, including sangria and champagne.

One thing to consider: this experience needs good weather, and if skies are cloudy the sunset moment may feel less dramatic. Also, double-check day-of timing before you board, because one past booking reported a late change that left them stranded.

Key things to know

• Small group size (max 25): easier movement around the boat and more personal attention in the water.
• All watersports included: snorkeling, paddle boards, and kayaks are part of the package.
• Drinks from the bar: sangria, beer, wine, champagne, soft drinks, water, and optional mojitos.
• Real lounge time: shaded and sunny lounge beds onboard with music and a wet bar.
• Multiple Ibiza bay stops: from Cala Gracio to Cala Bassa, with snorkeling along the route.
• Seasonal departure window: around 5:00 pm, shifting to about 6:30 pm depending on time of year.

Why This San Antonio Sunset Boat Tour Feels Like Ibiza, Not a Checklist

This is the kind of Ibiza outing that works whether you’re new to the island or you just want a better way to spend an evening than another bar crawl. You start in San Antonio, sail along the coast, and spend real time in the water before the main event: sunset with champagne.

What makes it click is the mix of active and relaxed. You’re not just sitting on a boat waiting for the view. You get repeated chances to get wet—snorkel breaks plus paddle boarding and kayaking—then you come back onboard to cool down, eat, and drink while the shoreline slides by.

I also like that it’s a boat-based plan. That means you reach multiple coves without renting a car or planning a string of stops with parking and timing. It’s a simple, practical way to see more of Ibiza’s coastline in a short window.

The Salvador Ibiza Boat Setup: Sound, Shade, and a Wet Bar

The boat (Salvador Ibiza) is set up for comfort and easy time aboard. You’ll find a MB Quart sound system connected via Bluetooth, plus satellite and Wi‑Fi. If you want music but not a “party boat” vibe, this is the sort of setup that lets you relax without yelling over everything.

There’s also a wet bar onboard, plus a super-cooling system. In real terms, that matters. Ibiza evenings can be pleasantly warm, but if you’ve been in the sun all afternoon, you’ll appreciate having a cool-down zone that feels more than just “we’re floating.”

Your lounging options are part of the experience too. You can relax on lounge beds with sun and shade choices, which is ideal when some people want to stay out on deck for views and others want a break.

If you’re the type who likes photos, keep your eyes open. One booking mentioned a photographer onboard who took great shots, so you might end up with more than just phone-camera memories.

Included Watersports Without the Rental Headache (SUP, Kayak, Snorkeling)

This tour is built around the water. The big win for me is that paddle boards, kayaks, and snorkeling are included in the price, so the “what do we do once we get there?” question is already answered for you.

You’ll jump off the boat and head into Ibiza’s sea for:

• Snorkeling sessions from the boat
• Paddle boarding (SUP) time
• Kayaking time

A helpful clue from the way the trip is described: it’s not just one short splash. You get enough time to actually feel like you did something in the water, not just a quick demo. In one booking, people highlighted a good amount of time on paddle boards and swimming.

One small consideration: you don’t have to be a pro athlete. The format is more “guided, supported fun” than technical training. If you can swim comfortably and follow basic safety directions, most people can participate.

And if conditions are right for snorkeling, you may even experience an off-the-routine snorkel stop. One booking specifically called out a cool cave spot for snorkeling, which tells me the crew may look for interesting underwater features along the way.

The Bay Route: From Cala Gracio to Cala Bassa

This is where the “sunset tour” earns its name. The itinerary hops through a sequence of well-known coastal spots, moving you from one scenery type to another without you doing any driving.

Here’s the route, in the order you stop:

• Cala Gracio
• Punta Galera
• Playa Cala Salada
• Cala Comte
• Cala Bassa

What’s useful is that each stop matches the day’s flow. Earlier stops tend to support the active portion: get in the water, snorkel, paddle, and take in the coastline up close. As the day turns toward sunset, you’re positioned to finish with the best light and atmosphere.

Cala Gracio and Playa Cala Salada are both in the stretch where the water is often clear and calm enough for fun time off the boat. Punta Galera is a classic area to look at the coast from a different angle, and it’s also where snorkeling breaks may get more interesting.

Then you reach the heavier-hitter views: Cala Comte and Cala Bassa. Cala Bassa is especially famous, including around the beach club scene, so you’re getting that “Ibiza postcard” feeling without having to plan a separate beach day.

If you’re wondering what to do during the stops, think like this: when you’re in the water, you follow crew guidance; when you’re out of the water, stay flexible. Watch for the crew’s timing cues—people who get the most out of these tours tend to stay present instead of overplanning their own schedule.

Drinks and Brunch at Sea: Sangria, Champagne, and a Proper Bar Tab

The food-and-drink part is the main reason the value feels unusually good for the price. You get brunch and beverages served from the boat’s bar, and alcoholic drinks are included.

Expect a steady rotation of options such as:

• Sangria
• Mojitos (optional)
• Beer and wine
• Champagne (including during the sunset moment)
• Soft drinks and water
• Plus fresh fruit in multiple varieties, including melon, pineapple, oranges, and peaches

What I like about this setup is that it’s practical. You don’t need to decide between buying drinks or staying hydrated. The drinks are just part of the flow, which means you can focus on the water activities and the views.

One booking described the sangria as the yummiest unlimited version they’d had. Another highlighted that snacks were plentiful and beverages abundant. That lines up with the overall “all-inclusive” claim: the crew is clearly expected to keep things moving, not ration drinks every hour like a museum tour.

For me, the best payoff is the sunset segment. You’re sipping champagne while watching the famous San Antonio sunset before sailing back toward port. This is the moment that makes the whole day feel like more than a “group activity.” It becomes a story you remember, not just a checklist item.

Timing and Logistics: What 5:00 pm Means in Real Life

You’ll start in the port of San Antonio (meeting point: Avinguda del Doctor Fleming, 07820 Sant Antoni de Portmany). The departure is typically around 5:00 pm, with a seasonal shift—about 5:00 to 6:30 pm depending on the time of year. The tour ends back at the meeting point.

Because it’s a sunset experience, timing matters. If you show up late, you’ll feel it right away when boarding time tightens and the crew starts the route.

Here’s the one logistics detail I’d take seriously: one past booking reported that the tour left early without them after a late timing change message. That doesn’t mean it’s the norm, but it does mean you should:

• arrive early, not right at the last minute
• confirm the departure time on the day you go
• keep an eye on messages close to the start time

Do that, and you avoid the kind of stress that can ruin an otherwise great evening.

Also, the group size is capped at 25, which is great for a water-activity tour. You get enough people to feel social, but not so many that you’re waiting forever for equipment or a moment at the rail.

Value Check: Is This Worth $107.68?

At about $107.68 per person for a roughly 3-hour outing, the question isn’t just price. It’s what’s included—and this package includes a lot.

You’re paying for:

• boat time and coastal cruising
• snorkeling access
• SUP and kayaking time
• brunch-style food
• a full drinks package (including alcohol)
• fruit onboard and onboard comfort features

When you compare that to the typical cost of renting stand-up paddle boards, booking snorkeling access, and then adding drinks separately, the math starts to make sense fast. The best value shows up if you were already planning to do the water activities and also wanted drinks included. If you’re only chasing the sunset with zero interest in the water, you might not feel as much benefit.

One more value angle: the crew sounds like they actively manage the day. A booking even mentioned extra time onboard at no charge when sunset was later than expected. That’s a small detail, but it suggests flexibility when the day doesn’t follow the textbook timeline.

Who Should Book This (and Who Might Prefer Something Else)

This tour is a great fit if:

• you want a sunset boat experience with hands-on water time
• you like social atmospheres but still want a small group
• you’d rather have drinks included than budget for them separately
• you want a plan that’s easy for a short Ibiza stay

It’s also a solid option for couples and families who want shared activities. One family booking described it as one of the highlights of their cruise day, with the crew bringing fun energy and the food and drinks landing well.

Who might consider skipping or choosing another option:

• you want a quiet, do-not-get-wet experience (this has real water time)
• you’re extremely sensitive to schedule changes, since sunset tours depend on real-world timing and conditions
• you’re traveling on a day where weather looks questionable (the tour requires good weather)

Should You Book This Sunset Beach Tour From San Antonio?

I’d book it if you want an all-inclusive Ibiza evening that actually uses your time well. The combo of snorkeling + SUP + kayaking plus brunch and a full drinks package is the heart of the deal. The small group cap (max 25) also matters because it keeps the experience from feeling like a cattle call.

I’d also treat it as a weather-and-timing dependent outing. If your main goal is the perfect, glowing sunset, cloudy skies can soften the payoff. And just to be safe, confirm the day-of departure time and get to the meeting point with a cushion.

If those two points don’t stress you, this is the kind of tour that turns into a favorite memory fast: water first, then the champagne sunset finish.

FAQ

What’s included in the Sunset Beach Tour 3 HS all Inclusive?

It includes snorkeling, paddle board (SUP) and kayak use, plus brunch and beverages from the boat’s bar. Drinks mentioned include alcoholic options such as sangria, beer, wine, and champagne, along with soft drinks and water. Fresh fruit is also provided.

How long is the tour?

The duration is about 3 hours.

Where does the tour start and end?

It starts at Boat Trip Salvador Ibiza at Avinguda del Doctor Fleming, 07820 Sant Antoni de Portmany, Illes Balears, Spain, and ends back at the same meeting point.

When does the boat depart?

The departure time is listed as 5:00 pm, with timing that can shift by season (approximately 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm).

Is there a limit on group size?

Yes. The maximum number of travelers is 25.

What languages is the tour offered in?

The tour is offered in English.

Do I need good weather for this tour?

Yes. This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.

What’s the cancellation policy?

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the start time, you won’t receive a refund.

Is the tour suitable for most people?

Most travelers can participate.

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