Charter Wally in Ibiza: Models, Prices and Routes (2026)
Chartering a Wally in Ibiza represents the ultimate intersection of avant-garde design and Mediterranean lifestyle. For the 2026 season, these iconic "stealth" yachts remain the most sought-after vessels for those who value speed, minimalist aesthetics, and expansive deck spaces while navigating the turquoise waters of the Balearics.
Most Popular Wally Models for Ibiza Charters
Wally yachts are instantly recognizable by their sharp lines and functional "terrace-on-the-sea" concepts. In Ibiza, the fleet ranges from agile day-boats to sophisticated displacement yachts suitable for overnight stays. Depending on your group size, typically between 4 and 12 guests, the following models are the most requested for 2026:
- Wallytender 43: The quintessential day boat. It features a versatile cockpit and fold-down bulwarks that expand the beach club area. Ideal for groups of up to 12 for day trips.
- Wallytender 48: A step up in volume and stability, offering a cabin for afternoon rests and a more powerful engine configuration to reach Formentera in record time.
- Wallypower 58: A masterpiece of glass and carbon fiber. It offers a futuristic aesthetic with a large cockpit protected from the wind, perfect for high-speed cruising between Ibiza Town and Es Vedrà.
- Wally 80 - 100 series: These larger sailing or power yachts offer 3 to 4 cabins, accommodating 6 to 8 guests for weekly charters with a full professional crew.
Charter Rates and Pricing for 2026
Pricing for a Wally charter in Ibiza varies significantly based on the specific model, its year of manufacture, and the time of year. High season typically covers July and August, while mid-season includes June and September. All prices are generally quoted plus VAT (21% in Spain) and APA (Advanced Provisioning Allowance).
| Model Type | Low Season (Daily) | High Season (Daily) | Weekly Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wallytender 43/45 | €2,800 - €3,500 | €3,800 - €4,500 | €18,000 - €25,000 |
| Wallypower 58 | €4,500 - €5,500 | €6,000 - €7,500 | €35,000 - €45,000 |
| Wally 80+ (Sailing/Power) | €7,500 - €10,000 | €12,000 - €15,000 | €65,000 - €90,000+ |
Top 1-Day Itineraries from Ibiza Town
Most Wally yachts are berthed in Marina Ibiza or Marina Botafoch, providing immediate access to the southern coastline. A signature day route begins with a 30-minute sprint to Espalmador, a private island paradise with crystal clear shallows. From there, cruise toward Ses Illetes in Formentera for a world-class lunch at Beso Beach or Juan y Andrea.
In the afternoon, head west toward the mystical rock of Es Vedrà. The speed of a Wally allows you to cover this distance comfortably, enjoying a sunset toast in front of the cliffs before returning to the marina. For those seeking a quieter experience, the northern route toward Tagomago Island offers secluded coves and excellent snorkeling opportunities away from the crowds.
3 to 7-Day Extended Itineraries
With an extended luxury yacht charter, you can explore the deeper secrets of the Pityusic Islands. A 3-day itinerary allows for a full circumnavigation of Formentera, including stops at the rugged cliffs of Cap de Barbaria and the turquoise caves of Cala Saona.
For a 7-day voyage, we recommend crossing to Mallorca or exploring the "wild side" of Ibiza. Spend days anchored in Cala d'Hort or the pristine waters of Cala Jondal, home to the famous Blue Marlin beach club. Overnighting on a Wally 80 or 100 allows you to wake up in Cala Portinatx in the north, where the water is exceptionally calm and the landscape remains untouched by large-scale tourism.
Marinas and Logistics in Ibiza
When you charter a yacht in Ibiza, your primary hub will likely be Marina Ibiza, known as one of the most exclusive marinas in the Mediterranean. This facility accommodates the high-performance requirements of Wally yachts and is situated within walking distance of Lío and Pacha.
Marina Botafoch is the alternative primary choice, offering a wide array of services and easy access for day-charter guests. If your itinerary involves Formentera, note that overnight berthing in Marina de Formentera is extremely limited during the 2026 season; we recommend booking your berth at least 4-6 months in advance or remaining at anchor in the designated buoy fields at Ses Salines.
What is Included in Your Wally Charter?
Understanding the "all-in" versus "plus expenses" structure is vital for a seamless experience. For most day charters in Ibiza, the following applies:
- Included: Professional skipper, standard equipment, towels, snorkeling gear, and soft drinks.
- Excluded (APA): Fuel is the largest variable; Wally yachts are high-performance machines that consume significant fuel at high speeds. Expect to pay for fuel based on consumption at the end of the day.
- VAT: In Spain, a 21% VAT is mandatory on the charter fee.
- APA (Weekly): For overnight charters, an Advanced Provisioning Allowance (usually 30-35% of the charter fee) covers fuel, food, beverages, and mooring fees outside the home port.
Season and Weather Considerations
The Ibiza charter season begins in late May and runs through mid-October. However, for a Wally charter, June and September are often considered the "sweet spots." During these months, the sea temperature is ideal for swimming, the marinas are less congested, and the wind conditions are generally stable for high-speed cruising.
July and August offer the most vibrant social scene but require careful planning for restaurant reservations and beach club anchors. The "Tramuntana" wind can occasionally affect the northern coast, but the southern bays of Ibiza and Formentera usually remain protected, ensuring a smooth ride for the low-profile Wally hulls.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I drive the Wally myself?
Most Wally yachts in Ibiza are provided with a professional skipper. Due to the high value and specific technical requirements of these carbon-fiber vessels, "bareboat" charters are extremely rare and usually require a proven professional background and a significant security deposit.
How many people can a Wallytender carry?
In Spanish waters, most day-charter licenses are limited to 12 guests plus crew. Even on the larger Wallypower models, the legal capacity for day cruising remains 12 passengers to ensure safety and compliance with local maritime regulations.
Is fuel included in the price?
No, fuel is almost never included in the base price of a Wally charter. Because these yachts can reach speeds of 40+ knots, fuel consumption varies wildly depending on whether you are idling to Formentera or sprinting across the channel. You will start with a full tank and be charged for what you use.
What happens if the weather is bad?
The captain has the final say on safety. If the weather is deemed unsafe for navigation, we first attempt to reschedule your charter. If rescheduling is not possible due to your travel dates, most contracts provide a refund or a credit, minus a small administrative fee.
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