IBIZA CAVE TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 5 ibiza cave tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you are standing at the top of the steps.
From San Antonio, cruise to Cala Bassa and Cala Comte for 45-minute snorkel and SUP stops, with drinks, music, guides such as Marco and Nacho, and a possible visit to Ibiza’s largest sea cave.
“Crew was brilliant and had a great time family with youngest 8years”
Join Arenal Diving Ibiza from San Antonio for a three-hour West Coast cruise with two 45-minute stops at Cala Bassa and Cala Comte. Snorkeling gear, paddleboards, beer, sangria, wine, soft drinks, water, and sunset Cava are included. The cave visit depends on sea conditions.
“Wow, the trip was incredible! Swimming with the fish in crystal clear waters, watching the sunset. What an experience! The staff were all fantastic too. I will definitely be returning on my next Ibiza trip. Thank you so much”
Walk through Can Marçá Cave in San Miguel Port with a Spanish, English, or French-speaking guide. See old smuggler marks, stalactites, stalagmites, water effects, and panoramic views over Port San Miguel. The advertised visit lasts 45 minutes and includes admission.
“Tour positivo, le grotte sono suggestive, la guida e’ stata cordiale ed esauriente.”
From San Antonio, you’ll cruise toward Cala Bassa and Platges de Comte for swimming, snorkeling, and paddleboarding from the boat. The crew provides equipment, soft drinks, water, beer, and sangria. Stops can change with sea conditions or jellyfish warnings.
“We had such a great time on this boat charter with Marcelo and his crew. They were great hosts - offering us wine, beer and other beverages. My kids loved jumping off the boat and paddle boarding. It was an easy and relaxing way to see a few of the beaches of Ibiza from afar without having to go to an expensive beach club and deal with crowds. Would definitely recommend this excursion.”
Paddle from Cala Codolar along Ibiza’s rugged west coast with guides such as Néstor, Ezequiel, Luna, and Pablo. Expect caves, cliffs, swimming, snorkeling, fruit and nuts on morning tours, or sunset views with cava. Photos are included, but bring water shoes for the rocky beach.
“The guides were very friendly and patient considering it was my first time kayak! He shared information about the caves and sea. We had the chance to snorkel in sea and near shore. He did not hurry and patiently waited for me whenever I got left behind 😅 Snorkelling near the beach was the best part, spotted small jelly fish and lots of fishes too. Overall I’m super happy with the experience.”
By boat, by ladder, by staircase or on a rope.
