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Charter Sasga in Ibiza: Models, Prices and Routes (2026)

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Chartering a Sasga yacht in Ibiza represents the perfect fusion of Menorcan shipbuilding tradition and modern Mediterranean luxury. For the 2026 season, these semi-displacement cruisers remain the top choice for travelers seeking stability, fuel efficiency, and a sophisticated "Slow Yachting" experience while exploring the Pityusic Islands.

The Most Requested Sasga Models for Ibiza Charters

Sasga Yachts, known for their iconic "Minorchino" silhouette, are designed to handle the varied sea conditions of the Balearics with ease. In Ibiza, the fleet typically ranges from 10 to 21 meters, catering to both intimate day trips and extended family voyages.

  • Sasga Menorquín 34: The ideal entry-level model for day charters. Usually accommodating up to 8 or 10 guests for day trips, it features two cabins and a bright, airy galley. Its compact size allows access to the shallowest turquoise coves of Formentera.
  • Sasga Menorquín 42: The most popular mid-range option. With a length of approximately 13 meters, it offers a spacious cockpit and a large swim platform. It comfortably sleeps 4 to 6 guests in two or three cabins, making it a favorite for 2026 weekly charters.
  • Sasga Menorquín 54: A true luxury cruiser. This model provides exceptional stability and expansive sunbathing areas. With three cabins and a generous flybridge option, it is perfect for groups of 6 looking for a premium live-aboard experience.
  • Sasga Menorquín 68: The flagship of the fleet. This 21-meter vessel offers four cabins and a level of finish that rivals custom superyachts, ideal for high-end clients departing from Marina Ibiza.

2026 Charter Rates: Daily and Weekly Prices

Pricing for a Sasga charter in Ibiza depends heavily on the specific model, the age of the vessel, and the time of year. Prices typically peak in July and August, while June and September offer a balance of excellent weather and slightly lower rates.

Model Type Day Rate (Low/High) Weekly Rate (Low/High)
Sasga 34 €1,100 – €1,600 €6,500 – €9,500
Sasga 42 €1,600 – €2,300 €9,500 – €14,000
Sasga 54 €2,400 – €3,500 €15,000 – €22,000
Sasga 68 €4,500 – €6,000 €28,000 – €38,000

Note: Prices are estimates for 2026 and generally exclude VAT (21%) and fuel costs unless otherwise specified in a "day package" deal.

Best 1-Day Routes from Ibiza Town

The majority of Sasga yachts are berthed in the main hubs of Ibiza Town, such as Marina Botafoch or Marina Ibiza. From here, the classic route heads south toward the pristine waters of Formentera.

A typical day itinerary begins with a cruise toward Espalmador, a private island just north of Formentera, famous for its untouched white sands. After a morning swim, proceed to Ses Illetes for lunch at world-renowned beach clubs like Juan y Andrea or Beso Beach. The afternoon is best spent exploring the rugged cliffs of Cala Saona before a sunset cruise back past the Dalt Vila skyline. For those looking for more variety, exploring our full range of boats can provide alternative vessel types for this specific route.

Extended 3-7 Day Itineraries for 2026

For those booking a weekly charter, a Sasga allows for a much deeper exploration of the Balearic coastline. The hull design is specifically optimized for efficiency at cruising speeds of 12-18 knots, making it comfortable for longer passages.

  • Day 1-2: South Coast & Es Vedrà. Depart Ibiza Town and anchor near the mystical rock of Es Vedrà. Spend the night at Cala d'Hort or the quiet cove of Cala Jondal.
  • Day 3-4: The West Coast. Navigate toward Cala Tarida and Cala Comte. These areas offer some of the best sunset views in the Mediterranean.
  • Day 5-7: Formentera Deep-Dive. Head to the southern side of Formentera to visit Es Caló de Sant Agustí and the lighthouse at Cap de Barbaria. The stability of a Sasga makes overnight anchoring in these more exposed areas much more comfortable.

You can find more details on combining these routes with luxury accommodation on our Ibiza villas and yacht page.

Marinas and Logistics in Ibiza

When you charter a Sasga in Ibiza, your base of operations is crucial. Marina Botafoch is the traditional home for many Sasga models, offering a high concentration of nautical services, boutiques, and restaurants. Marina Ibiza is the more exclusive neighbor, catering to larger models like the Sasga 54 and 68.

If you prefer a quieter start to your trip, some charters originate from Santa Eulalia Marina on the east coast. This is an excellent choice for families as it provides easier access to the secluded "calas" of the north, such as Cala Mastella and Pou des Lleó, away from the heavy summer traffic of the south.

What is Included in a Sasga Charter?

Understanding the "all-in" cost of a charter is essential for 2026 planning. Most luxury Sasga charters in Ibiza operate under the following terms:

  • Professional Skipper: Most Sasgas over 12 meters are chartered with a mandatory captain who knows the local secret spots and handles all berthing maneuvers.
  • VAT: In Spain, VAT on yacht charters is 21%. Ensure your quote explicitly states if this is included or excluded.
  • APA (Advanced Provisioning Allowance): For weekly charters, an APA of 30% is usually required to cover fuel, food, drinks, and berthing fees outside the home port.
  • End Cleaning: Standard for weekly rentals, usually ranging from €200 to €500 depending on the boat size.
  • Water Toys: Most Sasga charters include paddleboards, snorkeling gear, and sometimes a SeaBob or an electric foil.

The 2026 Season: Weather and Timing

The Ibiza charter season begins in late April and runs through October. For those prioritizing swimming and beach clubs, July and August offer the warmest waters (26°C+) and the most vibrant atmosphere. However, the Sasga brand is particularly suited for the "shoulder season" of June and September. During these months, the sea is calm, the anchorages are less crowded, and the air temperature is a comfortable 25-28°C, perfect for enjoying the open-air cockpit of a Menorquín without the intense mid-summer heat.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I charter a Sasga without a skipper in Ibiza?

Bareboat charters are available for the smaller Sasga 34 and 42 models, provided the charterer holds a valid ICC or equivalent yachtmaster license and demonstrates sufficient experience. However, due to the high value of these vessels, many owners prefer a skippered-only policy.

Is fuel included in the price?

For standard day charters, fuel is often charged based on consumption (liters per hour). Given the Sasga's efficient hull design, fuel costs are typically lower than those of traditional planing motorboats of the same size.

How many people can sleep on a Sasga 42?

The Sasga 42 typically features two double cabins and a convertible sofa in the saloon, comfortably sleeping up to 6 guests for overnight stays, though 4 is the recommended number for maximum comfort.

Are Sasga yachts child-friendly?

Yes, Sasga yachts are among the safest for families. Their high bulwarks (side railings), wide walk-around decks, and exceptional stability at anchor make them much safer for young children compared to low-profile Mediterranean cruisers.

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