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# Los Roques

The Bali 4.6 catamaran *Los Roques* awaits in Sant Antoni de Portmany, one of Ibiza's most vibrant and welcoming ports. This 2026 model combines the stability and spaciousness that makes catamaran cruising so appealing, with a 14-metre hull that feels both intimate and generously appointed. Based in this lively Spanish harbour, *Los Roques* is ideally positioned for exploring the Balearic Islands—whether you're drawn to Formentera's crystalline shallows, the pine-fringed anchorages of Es Vedrà, or the quieter coves dotting Ibiza's northern coast.

With four cabins and eight berths across 7.66 metres of beam, this yacht suits groups of friends, extended families, or two couples seeking comfort without sacrifice. Each cabin offers genuine privacy, while the four full bathrooms eliminate the morning queue—a practical luxury on any week-long voyage. The generous saloon and open-air cockpit become your floating living room, where morning coffee overlooks turquoise water and evening aperitifs flow as the sun traces the horizon.

A typical week aboard *Los Roques* unfolds at your own pace. The twin 40-horsepower engines provide reliable propulsion between anchorages, while the catamaran's shallow draft opens access to shallow bays that monohulls cannot reach. You'll wake in hidden coves, spend afternoons swimming and snorkelling in waters of impossible clarity, and return each evening to a secure, stable platform. The well-equipped galley allows for simple provisioning in Sant Antoni or charming village markets, while the open cockpit becomes your dining room under the stars.

This is sailing in the Mediterranean as it should be—unhurried, connected to the sea, and grounded in the rhythms of the Balearic islands. A week aboard *Los Roques* is measured not in itineraries ticked off, but in sunsets watched from quiet anchorages, conversations with fellow sailors in sheltered harbours, and the particular peace that comes from drifting on clear water beneath an endless sky.