Sunseeker Camargue 50

Stylish and sleek, the Camargue 50 combines performance, comfort and elegance built by the prestigious Sunseeker brand. If your group (max 12 guests) is into complete relaxation, then the Camargue ticks all the boxes with good-sized sunbathing areas to the front and rear and is equipped with paddleboards, snorkelling equipment and water inflatables for exploring the best hidden beauty spots. The spacious cabin and lounge areas are perfect for socialising, you can play your own music on the high quality Bluetooth sound system. There is also a retractable sunshade, freshwater shower and bathroom.

Charter Rates
April, May & October
Morning 3.5h (10-13:30) 1100€ | Sunset 3.5h (18-21:30h) 1100€
5h Charter (10-15h or 17-Sunset) 1275€
Full Day 7h (10-17h or 14:30 - Sunset) 1630€
Full Day 8h (Any 8h return to port by sunset) 1800€

June to September
Morning 3.5h (10-13:30) 1250€ | Sunset 3.5h (18-21:30h) 1250€
5h Charter (10-15h or 17-Sunset) 1500€
Full Day 7h (10-17h or 14:30 - Sunset) 1925€
Full Day 8h (Any 8h return to port by sunset) 2125€

Charter rates include tax, captain, host & drinks
Drinks: Includes beer, wines, cava and soft drinks

Extras
Fuel is only charged while engines are running and charged at 240€per engine hour
Half Day Charter includes 1h fuel which is enough for the charter
Estimated costs for fuel for full day charters are:
West Coast Local Explorer 1h fuel 240€
Return to Es Vedra 2h fuel = 480€
Return to Formetera 3h fuel = 720€

Details of food packages available on request.

Guide Itinerary
Your captain is on hand to advise the perfect trip for your group depending on requirements but here a some examples of popular routes:

A typical 3.5 hour charter departs from San Antonio (the sunset coast) and heads all along the beautiful West coast of Ibiza. You can include local beauty spots if you wish, such as Cala Tarida, Cala Conta, Cala Bassa, Isla Margarita or Cala Salada, all renowned for the photo opportunities they provide. You can enjoy a spot of sunbathing on deck before dropping anchor at a variety of caves, coves and beaches where you can take a dip in the sea to cool off.