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

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Chartering a Solaris in Ibiza represents the ultimate intersection of minimalist Italian design and high-performance sailing. For the 2026 season, these yachts remain the premier choice for sophisticated travelers who prioritize clean lines, flush decks, and the ability to navigate the Balearic waters with both speed and elegance.

The Most-Requested Solaris Models for Ibiza Charters

Solaris Yachts are renowned for their "Blue Water" capabilities and iconic aesthetic. In Ibiza, the fleet typically ranges from agile 40-footers perfect for day sails to flagship 80-foot vessels designed for extended Mediterranean cruising. Most groups opting for a luxury yacht charter choose models that balance deck space for sunbathing with refined interior comfort.

  • Solaris 40 & 44: Ideal for day charters or couples. These models typically feature 2 to 3 cabins and can host up to 8–10 guests for day trips. They are favored for their ease of handling and ability to tuck into shallow coves like Cala Mastella.
  • Solaris 50 & 55: The "sweet spot" for weekly charters. With 3 cabins and 2–3 bathrooms, they comfortably accommodate 6 guests overnight. The 55, in particular, offers a larger longitudinal tender garage and more expansive lounging areas.
  • Solaris 64 & 72: These performance cruisers are often chartered with a professional skipper and stewardess. They provide a level of luxury comparable to motor yachts but with the silent, soul-stirring experience of sail.
  • Solaris 80: The pinnacle of the range available in the Balearics, offering 4 guest cabins and separate crew quarters, perfect for high-end family vacations.

Estimated Charter Prices for 2026

Pricing for a Solaris charter in Ibiza varies significantly based on the yacht's age, length, and the specific month of the season. Prices below are indicative of the daily and weekly rates for the 2026 season in Euros.

Model Range Low Season (May/Oct) Mid Season (June/Sept) High Season (July/Aug)
Solaris 40–47 (Daily) €1,200 – €1,600 €1,800 – €2,200 €2,400 – €2,800
Solaris 50–55 (Weekly) €8,500 – €11,000 €12,000 – €15,000 €16,000 – €20,000
Solaris 64+ (Weekly) €18,000 – €22,000 €24,000 – €28,000 €30,000+

Note: Prices generally exclude VAT (21% in Spain) and the Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA), which typically covers fuel, food, and beverages.

Best 1-Day Routes from Ibiza Town

Most Solaris yachts are berthed in the capital's prestigious marinas. A standard 8-hour day charter allows for a comprehensive exploration of the southern coastline or the neighboring island of Formentera.

The Formentera Classic: Depart from Marina Ibiza or Marina Botafoch and head south across the Es Freus strait. Drop anchor at Espalmador, an uninhabited islet with crystalline waters. Continue to Playa de Ses Illetes for lunch at world-famous beach clubs like Juan y Andrea. The Solaris’s shallow draft allows you to get closer to the turquoise shoreline than many larger motor yachts.

The Es Vedrà Experience: Sail west along the rugged southern coast past Cala Jondal (home to Blue Marlin). Reach the mystical rock formation of Es Vedrà. This route is particularly breathtaking on a Solaris as the afternoon winds usually pick up, allowing for a genuine sailing experience before sunset at Cala d'Hort.

3 to 7-Day Itineraries: Exploring the Pityusic Islands

For those booking a weekly charter, the itinerary can expand to include the hidden gems of Northern Ibiza and the quiet anchorages of Formentera's south side. When you rent a boat in Ibiza for a week, you gain the freedom to escape the crowds.

  • Day 1-2: Ibiza Town to Formentera. Spend the night at anchor in Cala Saona to witness the famous sunset.
  • Day 3: Sail to the south of Formentera, visiting the lighthouse at Cap de Barbaria and the secluded Migjorn beach.
  • Day 4: Return to Ibiza, heading toward the west coast. Stop at Cala Tarida or Cala Comte for excellent snorkeling.
  • Day 5: Navigate north to the Bay of San Antonio and further to the dramatic cliffs of Na Xamena.
  • Day 6: Explore the north coast, anchoring in the bohemian Portinatx or the tranquil Cala Xarraca.
  • Day 7: Sail down the east coast, stopping at Tagomago Private Island before returning to the home port.

Marinas and Berthing Logistics

Ibiza offers several world-class marinas, each catering to different needs. For a Solaris charter, the choice of home berth is essential for convenience and access to nightlife.

Marina Ibiza & Marina Botafoch: Located in Ibiza Town, these are the most sought-after locations. They offer immediate access to high-end dining and the historic Dalt Vila. Berthing here is expensive, especially in 2026, so booking months in advance is mandatory.

Marina Santa Eulalia: A more relaxed, family-oriented alternative located about 20 minutes north of the capital. It is an excellent starting point for those wishing to explore the quieter eastern and northern bays.

San Antonio (Sant Antoni de Portmany): Located on the west coast, this marina is the best choice if your primary goal is to spend time around Es Vedrà and the western sunset beaches without the long transit from the east side.

What is Included in a Solaris Charter?

Understanding the contract structure is vital for a seamless experience. In Ibiza, most luxury sailing yacht charters follow a standard inclusion/exclusion list:

  • Included: The yacht, professional skipper (and crew for larger models), standard equipment, insurance, and initial cleaning.
  • Excluded - APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance): Usually 20-30% of the charter fee. This is a "kitty" used to pay for fuel, food, drinks, and mooring fees outside the home port.
  • VAT: In Spain, a 21% Value Added Tax is applicable to the charter fee and is rarely included in the base "starting at" price.
  • Fuel: While Solaris yachts are highly efficient under sail, fuel for the engine and generator is charged based on consumption.

Season, Weather, and the Best Months to Sail

The Ibiza sailing season officially runs from May through October. For a Solaris enthusiast, the "shoulder seasons" often provide the best conditions.

May & June: These months offer consistent thermal breezes, ideal for finding the "groove" in a Solaris hull. The islands are lush, and the marinas are vibrant but not yet at peak capacity.

July & August: The hottest months with the calmest seas. While sailing wind may be lighter, these months are perfect for swimming and enjoying the social scene of the beach clubs. Expect high demand and peak pricing.

September & October: The water remains warm (often 24°C+), and the summer crowds begin to dissipate. September is widely considered by locals to be the best month for sailing in the Balearics due to the reliable "Embat" winds and comfortable temperatures.

Solaris Charter FAQ

Can I charter a Solaris in Ibiza without a skipper?

Bareboat charters are available on smaller models like the Solaris 40 or 44, provided you hold a valid International Certificate of Competence (ICC) or equivalent and can demonstrate significant sailing experience. Larger models are almost exclusively offered with a professional skipper to ensure the safety of the vessel and its high-tech systems.

How many people can sleep on a Solaris 50?

Most Solaris 50 models configured for charter in Ibiza feature a 3-cabin layout. This typically includes a master suite and two guest cabins, accommodating 6 guests overnight. If you have a skipper, they will usually occupy one of the cabins unless there is a dedicated crew bow cabin.

What is the fuel consumption of a Solaris yacht?

One of the benefits of a Solaris is its performance under sail. However, when motoring, a 50-foot model typically consumes between 8 and 12 liters per hour at a cruising speed of 7-8 knots. Generator use for air conditioning will add a small amount to this daily total.

Are Solaris yachts child-friendly?

Yes, though their "flush deck" design requires supervision for very young children. The cockpits are deep and secure, and the modern interiors are designed with clean lines and few sharp edges, making them a sophisticated yet safe choice for families.

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