



Feeling Yachty arranges fishing charters in Ibiza with licensed captains who know the local grounds. Trips cover deep-sea trolling for bluefin tuna and swordfish, inshore reef fishing and bottom fishing, on boats equipped with rods, reels and tackle.
Three to start with: the 28ft Chris-Craft Launch 28 GT "Yootopia" (28 ft, up to 10 guests), the 38ft Nuova Jolly 38 "Maluca" (38 ft, up to 11 guests) and the 39ft Reale Yachts Heritage Cabin "Tankwa" (39 ft, up to 11 guests).
















































A local licensed captain runs each boat and knows the fishing grounds around Ibiza. The boats come fishing-ready, with rods, reels, tackle and deck space laid out for the job. You can pick an offshore deep-sea run or a calmer trip along the reefs and the coast.
The boats on this page are equipped to fish, not only to cruise. Look for the charter that matches your group and the way you like to fish.
The waters around Ibiza support several distinct styles of fishing, and each needs its own kind of boat and route. Pick the style that suits your group, and the captain sets the route to match.
Out in open Mediterranean water, the targets are bluefin tuna, swordfish, albacore and dorado.
Along the rocky coast, the targets are amberjack and dentex.
The usual style in the cooler months. Dentex is the main target.
The species a captain goes after change with the season. Ask what is running on your dates and what the boat is equipped to chase.
The big-game fish of Balearic waters, often weighing over 100 kg. The season is typically April to September.
A target in deep water offshore, typically from April to September.
Reef fish that fight hard, found along the rocky coast. Dentex is also caught on the bottom in the cooler months.
Caught offshore in the warmer months. The local name for dorado is lampuga.
Inclusions differ by boat and by captain. These are the standard items to confirm before booking:
Fishing charters leave from several points around Ibiza. Each suits different guest counts and styles.
In Ibiza Town, steps from the nightlife and a short run from Formentera.
On the other side of the harbor, looking toward Dalt Vila. Boarding is easy for larger groups.
On the west coast. It is the closest port to Cala Bassa, Cala Comte and the sunset strip.
On the east coast, with calm coves and a quieter start to the day.
Booking takes three steps.
Look through the boats and select one that suits your group and your fishing style.
Settle the date, the departure marina and the route.
Pay the deposit, then meet the captain at the marina.
Here is what comes with a booking.
Each vessel is inspected and verified for safety and cleanliness.
A licensed captain with knowledge of the local waters comes with every charter.
A 50% deposit is paid online by card to reserve the boat. The remaining 50% is paid in person on the day of the charter, by cash or Bizum. The deposit is non-refundable.
Decor, photographers, DJs, catering and other extras.
The team answers questions and handles last-minute requests at any hour.
Send a WhatsApp message with your date, group size and the number of hours you want, and we will reply with a quote.
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