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Balearic Islands · Spain — 38.98°N, 1.54°E

Catamaran charter in Santa Eulalia

Two hulls, no heel: in Santa Eulalia, the catamaran takes aboard everyone who would rather not sail at an angle.

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Shallow draught, master card

Where keelboats wait offshore, a catamaran gets close: the private islet of Tagomago, Es Canar and Cala Nova, and Portinatx and the Moscarter lighthouse to the north, anchored in a few metres of water, ladder down.

Day or week?

By the day, expect a skippered cat. High season runs from May to October, the pace staying gentler than Ibiza town; for weekly charter, search Saturday-to-Saturday to see the full inventory.

How it works

Enter your dates and party size: Boat-Comparator queries Boataround, SamBoat, Click&Boat and GlobeSailor in parallel, then ranks the boats available in Santa Eulalia by real price — direct booking on the platform, free, no sign-up. To pick your platform, read our comparison.

Frequently asked questions

How much does catamaran rental cost in Santa Eulalia?

Platform and season depending: €800–1,500 per day, €3,000–8,000 per week. Comparing before you book often saves 10-25% — which is the whole point of Boat-Comparator. Demand peaks from May to October, the pace staying gentler than Ibiza town.

Do I need a license?

Skipper strongly recommended (often mandatory); bareboat requires proven experience.

When should you charter a catamaran in Santa Eulalia?

High season runs from May to October, the pace staying gentler than Ibiza town; outside it, same boats, calmer waters and noticeably gentler rates.

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