Days on board
We do not sell fixed packages. These are the days that work best, and we adjust them to the wind, the group and whatever you feel like.
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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 mid-afternoon, make a swim stop while there is light and find the spot where the sun falls cleanly onto the water. No queues, no arriving two hours early, 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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A day built around getting in the water. We look for rock and sand bottoms with good visibility, bring the gear on board and stop wherever the day’s sea allows.
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We book a table at a restaurant that is really only reachable by sea, anchor in front and they collect us by dinghy. The best way to eat well in Ibiza without fighting for a parking space.
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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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A morning of strategy on deck, an afternoon off, and a farm-to-table dinner. The real alternative to the meeting room: the whole team on one boat, one contract.
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The captain hands the helm to team members in turn as a leadership exercise with real consequences, not a whiteboard drill.
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The team cooks on board with produce from Juntos Farm. Cooking together under time pressure reveals team dynamics a meeting never will.
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A structured debate on deck about a real company topic. Being off the office floor lowers the hierarchy and opens up opinions a boardroom rarely gets.
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A team competition in the water: paddleboarding and snorkelling with scored challenges. The energy of a field day, with the sea as the only pitch.
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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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