These three Formentera private tours all run as full-day-style outings, but they differ in boat type, beach focus, and how much of the day is centered on staying aboard versus stepping ashore. Use this comparison to match the route and onboard setup to the kind of private beach day you want.
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Quick comparison of Formentera private tours
Use this comparison to match the itinerary, traveler feedback, duration, and key features to your preferred travel day.
| Tour | Best for | Rating | Reviews | Duration | Key point | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Catamaran beach day | Travelers who want a relaxed catamaran outing focused on Playa Sa Roqueta. | ★ 5.0/5 | 35 reviews | Approx. 7 hr | Private catamaran format for a more relaxed shared-day style. | View on Viator |
 Sailboat beach route | Travelers who want a sailboat day with the option to step ashore for lunch. | ★ 5.0/5 | 33 reviews | Approx. 7 hr | Private sailboat setting for a different on-water experience. | View on Viator |
 Snorkel cove day | Travelers who want a catamaran trip with a clear snorkelling and paddle boarding focus. | ★ 5.0/5 | 18 reviews | Approx. 7 hr | Private catamaran format with an activity-focused beach stop. | View on Viator |
What each private Formentera option includes
Each option includes its own photo gallery, overview, key features, traveler profile, and direct Viator link.
Compare by boat type and beach setting
Playa Sa Roqueta Private Catamaran Trip
Best for: Travelers who want a relaxed catamaran outing focused on Playa Sa Roqueta.
This is a private catamaran outing built around Playa Sa Roqueta, near Es Pujols. The trip is a straightforward choice if you want a beach-centered day with calm water and time on the boat rather than a more complex route. Confirmed inclusions cover snorkel equipment, a stand up paddle board, a large cool box, a Bluetooth speaker, fuel, final cleaning, taxes, required insurance, and an auxiliary dinghy for getting on and off the boat. Food and drink are not included, so the day works best for travelers happy to bring their own refreshments.
Playa Sa Roqueta Private Catamaran Trip
- Private catamaran format for a more relaxed shared-day style.
- Includes snorkel gear and a stand up paddle board.
- Enthusiastic skipper, fuel, taxes, and required insurance are included.
Compare by route style and lunch flexibility
Playa de Ses Illetes Sailboat Full Day Private Trip
Best for: Travelers who want a sailboat day with the option to step ashore for lunch.
This private sailboat trip is centered on Illetes and Espalmador, making it the best fit for travelers who want a sailboat-based day rather than a catamaran outing. It includes the same broad private-day essentials as the other options, such as paddle board use, snorkelling equipment, a Bluetooth speaker, fuel, a large cool box, final cleaning, taxes, required insurance, and an auxiliary dinghy for boarding. The standout difference is the note that passengers can disembark for lunch at restaurants on the beach. Food and drink are still excluded, so any meal remains separate from the booking.
Playa de Ses Illetes Sailboat Full Day Private Trip
- Private sailboat setting for a different on-water experience.
- Route highlights Illetes and Espalmador rather than a single beach stop.
- Passengers can disembark for lunch at restaurants on the beach.
Compare by activity focus and beach stop
Playa Es Arenals Catamaran Private Full Day Trip
Best for: Travelers who want a catamaran trip with a clear snorkelling and paddle boarding focus.
This private catamaran trip is built around Playa Es Arenals at the end of Migjorn Beach. The itinerary note says the boat anchors there so guests can snorkel and paddle board, which makes this a good fit for travelers who want a more activity-led beach day. Confirmed inclusions are practical and clear: snorkel equipment, a stand up paddle board, a Bluetooth speaker, a large cool box, fuel, final cleaning, taxes, required insurance, an auxiliary dinghy, and an enthusiastic skipper. As with the other tours, food and drink are not included.
Playa Es Arenals Catamaran Private Full Day Trip
- Private catamaran format with an activity-focused beach stop.
- Confirmed snorkel equipment and stand up paddle board are included.
- Includes skipper, fuel, taxes, insurance, and an auxiliary dinghy.
How to choose a private Formentera itinerary
If you want the most relaxed boat day, look at the options that stay centered on a single beach stop and the onboard gear included. If you prefer the chance to go ashore for lunch, the sailboat option stands out for that specific itinerary style.
Playa Sa Roqueta focus
A private catamaran day aimed at the Playa Sa Roqueta area near Es Pujols.
Illetes and Espalmador route
A private sailboat outing focused on two named beach areas, with lunch disembarkation noted.
Es Arenals activity stop
A private catamaran day aimed at Es Arenals, with anchoring for snorkelling and paddle boarding.
Before you book in Formentera
Check the live product page before booking. Departure details, activity order, inclusions, and available options can change.
Formentera booking checklist
- Food and drink are not included on any of the three tours, so check your own plans before booking.
- All three are private experiences, but the boat type and route focus differ, so match the listing to the day you want.
- Confirmed inclusions are limited to what is listed for each product, so do not assume extra stops, transport, or meals.
Questions travelers ask about Formentera private tours
Which tour is the most activity-focused?
The Playa Es Arenals catamaran trip is the clearest match if you want the day to center on snorkelling and paddle boarding at anchor.
Which tour includes a lunch option ashore?
The Playa de Ses Illetes sailboat trip specifically notes that passengers can disembark for lunch at restaurants on the beach.
Are meals included in any of these private tours?
No. Food and drink are excluded from all three products in the supplied details.