Ibiza Boat Parties: Prices, Departure Points and Which Include Club Entry

An Ibiza boat party costs from €49 to around €100 and lasts about three hours. The cheapest option in 2026 was Float Your Boat from San Antonio at €49, which also included a night at Es Paradis and a day at O Beach. The open-bar boats from Playa d'en Bossa started at around €90. Most sail at sunset, from late April or May to the end of September, with a few sailings into October. Here's how the main ones compare, using 2026 prices and timings until the 2027 season is published.

The main boat parties compared (2026 season)

Source: the operators' 2026 listings on Ibiza Spotlight. With the season over, only the Aftersun Ibiza price was still published on 11 October; the others go back on sale for 2027 in spring. As a general range, Ticketsibiza's boat party guide puts most of them at €69 to €100.

Boat parties that include club entry

If you want the boat to pay for your night out too, two San Antonio boats do it. Float Your Boat's €49 ticket included a night at Es Paradis and a day at O Beach (Monday, Wednesday or Thursday, if you got in before 14:00), which made it the best value on the island in 2026, in Ibiza Spotlight's words. Pukka Up, which calls itself Ibiza's original boat party, sold a boat-only ticket with a two-hour pre-party at Rio Ibiza, an upgrade with O Beach for €10 more, and a club package that adds entry to Amnesia on most weekly nights. With Pukka Up, the club entry is only valid with a wristband collected at the pre-party.

Dance classics, commercial, reggaeton (by night) · San AntonioSee Es Paradis →

House, dance and some R&B · San AntonioSee O Beach Ibiza →

San Antonio or Playa d'en Bossa?

Pick by where you're staying and how you like to drink. The San Antonio boats leave from the harbour opposite the fountains and sail along the west coast into the sunset; they include a couple of drinks and then you pay at the bar. The Playa d'en Bossa boats leave from the pier near Bar Happiness and tend to be open bar, which is why they cost more. Playa d'en Bossa also has the daytime options: a bottomless brunch boat capped at 100 people and Cruise Crush, which starts with a pool party at a hotel before boarding.

Not every boat is a party boat

Some of the boats you'll see in the same listings are day trips with music rather than parties. Formentera With Benefits is a nine-hour trip to Formentera with an open bar, capped at 85 people and with no DJs because you're in a nature reserve. A Day In Paradise sails from San Antonio from midday to 17:00, with six drinks per person, snorkelling and paddle boards, and its own listing says plainly that it's not a boat party. Great days out, but book the right thing.

Rules that catch people out

• Be on time. Check-in closes 15 to 30 minutes before departure, depending on the boat, and the operators are clear that if you're late you don't board and you don't get a refund.
• Boat parties are 18+, so bring ID.
• Drink before you board at your own risk: Float Your Boat says people who are drunk won't be allowed on.
• Timings move with the sunset. In September and October most boats leave earlier (Aftersun Ibiza's October sailing goes almost two hours earlier than in summer), so check your sailing time.
• Collect your wristband. Where a boat includes club entry, the wristband from check-in or the pre-party is your ticket.

Boat parties in October

Most boats stop at the end of September or in the first days of October (Pukka Up's last 2026 sailing was on Saturday 3 October). Aftersun Ibiza keeps going later, with October sailings from 16:30 to 19:30, and Ibiza Spotlight lists one on Saturday 31 October 2026 from €89.99.

A private boat for your group

For stag and hen groups or birthdays, a shared party boat is the easy option, and Ibiza Spotlight's group guide points out that some boat tickets include entry to other parties afterwards. If you'd rather have your own boat, tell us your dates, numbers and budget on WhatsApp and we'll come back with options, plus the club night to finish on.