Kyra is a 2015 Helia 44 catamaran based in Sant Antoni de Portmany, offering the perfect platform for exploring Ibiza's crystalline waters and the hidden gems of the Balearic archipelago. Her generous 13.4-metre beam and dual-hull design create exceptional stability and living space, making her equally suited to a group of friends seeking adventure or a family wanting comfort without compromise. Departing from Sant Antoni's vibrant port, you'll have immediate access to some of the Mediterranean's most sought-after cruising grounds—from the white-sand beaches of Formentera to the secluded anchorages dotting the Ibiza coastline.

Below deck, Kyra accommodates up to 12 guests across four well-appointed cabins, each with its own ensuite bathroom, ensuring privacy and convenience for everyone aboard. The catamaran's generous saloon becomes your floating hub: mornings begin with freshly brewed coffee from the onboard machine, while the well-stocked refrigerator keeps provisions cool for impromptu beach picnics and evening meals. Solar panels provide sustainable power, reducing generator dependency and allowing for peaceful nights at anchor, while the bimini shade stretched across the cockpit offers refuge during the heat of the day.

A typical week unfolds at your own pace. Mornings might find you paddling out on the stand-up boards to explore shallow coves, while afternoons are spent drifting between anchorages or visiting charming fishing villages where local seafood and Ibizan wine await. The Volvo engines deliver reliable, efficient cruising, and Kyra's catamaran design means minimal heel and maximum comfort whether you're underway or settled at anchor. Whether you're seeking lively beach clubs, remote natural anchorages, or the rhythm of island-hopping, this charter suits those who value both adventure and the luxury of space to breathe.

Picture yourself at sunset, anchored in a crystalline bay with nothing but the gentle lap of water against the hulls, sharing stories and local tapas as the Balearic sun dips below the horizon—a week that lingers long after you've returned to shore.