Days on board
We do not sell fixed packages, and this is not just the usual day out — anchor off a beach bar and head home. We do that too, and we do it well. But there is a good deal more alongside it.
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Two different things live here. On one side, the classic days at sea, done the way they should be done. On the other, a set of experiences built for companies, events and groups that you have most likely not seen anywhere else.
A full day to Formentera, the sunset route, the northern coves, or simply sailing. With skipper and crew, the boat properly prepared and the route decided from the day forecast, not from a brochure.
Corporate and team experiences, events on board, and social and educational formats: things we have built ourselves and that you will not find ready-made anywhere.
None of these is a fixed package. Tell us who you are and what you are after, and we adjust it to the wind, the calendar and you.
Use the filters below to see only what fits you: routes, corporate, events, sport, nature or social and educational. One experience can sit in several of them.
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The classic crossing from Ibiza to the clearest water in the Balearics. We anchor at Ses Illetes in the morning, while there is still room, and spend the afternoon at s’Espalmador — no services, no noise.
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We leave Sant Antoni de Portmany mid-afternoon — the bay in Ibiza that faces due west. We stop for a swim while there is still light and look for the spot where the sun drops clean onto the water. No queues, no arriving two hours early and nobody in front of you.
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We circle the most recognisable islet in the Mediterranean, pass in front of Sa Pedrera — the quarry that supplied the stone for Dalt Vila — and anchor in Cala d’Hort with the rock straight ahead.
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The Ibiza underneath the tourism: pine forest to the waterline, small coves and far fewer boats around. Benirràs, Xarraca and the Portinatx inlets, depending on how the wind comes in.
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We keep our own list of sea caves with genuinely easy access, spread across the four islands. You arrive by boat, the skipper shows you exactly where the entrance is and what is inside, and you go in swimming or by dinghy — no technical gear and no previous experience needed.
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This is the quiet day par excellence: sail out unhurried, go ashore for lunch at a restaurant you can only really reach by sea, then back to the boat for a very long afternoon at anchor, in the water or on deck. We run it in Ibiza, Formentera, Mallorca or Menorca.
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Birthdays, celebrations, anniversaries — or simply a day with no fixed plan. You tell us what you want and we build the route, the catering and the pace around it.
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For those who want to actually sail. We cross to Mallorca and work along the south-east coast and the Serra de Tramuntana, sleeping on board or in port depending on the plan.
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We leave Port de Pollença and sail out towards the Formentor peninsula at the northern tip of Mallorca. It is a cliff coast with coves wedged into the rock — Bóquer, Cala Murta, Cala en Gossalba, Cala Figuera — which you can practically only reach by sea or after a long walk.
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A charter along the most spectacular coast in the Balearics: from the natural harbour of Sóller we sail at the foot of the Serra de Tramuntana, a World Heritage site, with the mountain dropping sheer into the water. Ashore, the plan completes itself: the historic tram up to Sóller town and, from there, the 1912 wooden train across the range to Palma.
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Cabrera is the protected archipelago south of Mallorca and the only land-and-sea national park in the Balearics: exceptionally clear water, a natural harbour with its castle, and the Cova Blava, a sea cave you sail into. One of the most beautiful places in the western Mediterranean, and one of the most regulated.
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An off-site is simply taking the team out of the office to work somewhere else: the planning meeting, the quarterly close or the strategy session, but on board. A morning of real work on deck, an afternoon of swimming and unwinding, and dinner to close the day. The whole team on one boat, one contract.
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A session run by Diego, captain and founder, on the leadership nobody sees. What a captain does before anything happens, how you decide when something fails far from port or when the boat has to be abandoned, and what it means for several lives to hang on a single call. Out of that come the questions that matter for any team: who decides, when you listen, and when there is no time to listen.
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We bring a chef on board and the team cooks with them: not a demonstration to watch, but a real menu that only comes together because everyone does their part. Cooking together, with just enough space and just enough time, shows how a team collaborates far better than any meeting.
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A structured debate on deck about a real company topic, with us moderating. The setting is the point: in the office the boss is very much the boss, and on board that hierarchy flattens on its own. When nobody is sitting at the head of the table, people who never get the floor in a meeting room start being heard.
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Department or project pitches with the sea as a backdrop instead of a projector in a meeting room. The format forces you straight to the point.
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Yoga on deck, a farm breakfast, breathwork and a free afternoon. A real corporate wellbeing day, not a one-hour talk about wellbeing.
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Four hours of voluntary silence for a leadership team. No calls, no conversation, just the sea. An unconventional tool for thinking clearly.
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A strategy meeting at sunset, on deck, with the sun going down in the background. Same agenda as a boardroom; a completely different outcome.
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The year-end closing event at sea instead of at a restaurant. A different format for thanking the team for a year of work.
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Departure before dawn, silence on board, optional meditation and a farm breakfast as the sun comes up. The day starts differently.
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Wireless headphones with three simultaneous music channels on deck, at night. Everyone dances to their own beat without disturbing the rest of the boat.
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Guided conscious breathing followed by a swim in open water. Small groups, capped at 20, so the facilitator can stay close to everyone.
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A cacao ceremony on deck at sunset, guided by a facilitator. A slow ritual with the sea and the day’s last light as the setting.
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An on-board dinner with a menu built entirely from Juntos Farm produce, for groups of up to 20 or 25. Conscious eating as part of the experience, not an add-on.
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Slow sailing on a full-moon night, with a night swim included. Once a month in season, for anyone looking for something other than the usual plan.
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A day of water games designed for adults: no role, no title, no agenda. Real disconnection through play, not theory.
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Tibetan bowls or hang drum on deck as the boat sails slowly. Up to 30 people, lying down and looking at the sky, carried by the sound.
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Eight hours with no screens. A mental-health format that also works perfectly as a company day, with no need to dress it up as "holistic".
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A collective ritual at sunset to honour loss, in a small group. Always run with a facilitator experienced in this kind of circle.
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A first taste of sailing guided by our own skippers, plus group freediving courses with an instructor. For beginners and for anyone looking to improve.
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For schools, NGOs and town councils: a first contact with sailing and traditional boats, outings built around love for the sea, and coastal clean-up days.
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Tell us what you feel like and we build the route around it, with skipper and crew included.
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