Mate is a 2008 Lagoon 380 catamaran based at Marina Port Ibiza, your gateway to the crystalline waters and hidden anchorages of the Balearic Islands. This well-appointed four-cabin vessel offers the perfect balance of space and intimacy for families, groups of friends, or couples seeking a week of Mediterranean sailing without the complexity of a monohull. With eight berths across generously proportioned cabins and two full bathrooms, there is room to breathe—a rare luxury aboard a charter yacht.

From Ibiza's vibrant marina, you'll navigate toward the quieter islands that define this corner of Spain: Formentera's pristine beaches, Es Vedrà's dramatic silhouette at sunset, and the protected anchorages dotting the Pityusic archipelago. The catamaran's shallow draft and dual hulls make her nimble in these shallow, crystalline bays where few larger vessels venture. On board, practical amenities support extended exploration—a freshwater maker ensures unlimited water for showers and cooking, while solar panels quietly offset your power needs. Wi-Fi keeps you loosely tethered to shore if needed, though most guests find themselves happily disconnected. The included stand-up paddle boards invite morning explorations of nearby coves, and the tender dinghy opens access to secluded beaches and underwater snorkeling spots inaccessible by larger boats.

Days aboard Mate blend unhurried sailing with the rhythm of the sea. Mornings might bring a gentle sail to a new anchorage; afternoons invite swimming, paddling, or simply reading beneath the Bimini shade. Evenings gather the group on deck with local Ibizan wines and fresh seafood from waterfront markets. The galley is well-equipped for those who enjoy cooking, while the spacious saloon serves as a comfortable gathering point during rare inclement weather. Whether you're seeking an active week of island-hopping or a slower-paced retreat punctuated by swimming and exploration, Mate accommodates both with ease and grace.

A week aboard unfolds as a series of perfect anchorages: turquoise water lapping against white sand, the smell of salt and pine, and the unhurried pleasure of watching the sun sink behind distant headlands from your own private deck.