Bareboat Catamaran Charter in Formentera

To skipper a catamaran in Spanish waters, you must hold a valid International Certificate of Competence (ICC) or a recognized national equivalent, such as the RYA Day Skipper or higher. The license must be valid for the size of the catamaran you intend to rent. We will verify your credentials during the booking process to ensure compliance with local maritime regulations.

While many of our bareboat options are geared toward weekly rentals, we do offer daily availability depending on the season and specific boat schedules. During the high season, weekly bookings are prioritized, but last-minute day charters are often possible. Contact our team to check the current availability for your specific dates in Formentera.

No, fuel is typically not included in the initial rental price for a bareboat charter. You will receive the catamaran with a full tank and are expected to return it full, or the cost of the fuel consumed will be deducted from your security deposit. Catamarans are generally fuel-efficient, especially when using sails, but engine hours will contribute to the final cost.

If you do not hold a valid license or feel uncomfortable navigating the local waters yourself, we can easily convert your booking into a skippered charter. We work with professional local captains who know the hidden gems of Formentera and Ibiza, allowing you to relax completely while they handle the navigation, anchoring, and safety of the vessel.