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FREE AT LAST
FREE AT LAST (ex CONCORDIA) was constructed in 2001 by the shipyard Monty North in Spain as a luxury sailing yacht. Having just been refitted (huge refit, almost fully rebuilt), the interior and exterior of the yacht reflect a sense of both comfort and performance as designed originally by Marcelo Penna. Boarding FREE AT LAST immediately leads to her delightful teak flush deck, featuring U-shaped sofas and two large steering wheels at stern. Ideal for both cruising with friends and family as well as competitive regattas, the space is expansive enough for dining al fresco with a relaxed atmosphere. The sofas can be converted into sunbathing areas should guests wish, and become shaded by awnings to protect from midday heat. FREE AT LAST boasts a large open space within the interior, creating a cosy atmosphere through warm wooden décor and black fabrics. A dining table is suitable for meals on board thanks to the abundance of natural light through large portholes and ceiling hatches. The space leads on to the 2 guest cabins and alternative owner’s cabin of FREE AT LAST, all of which can accommodate up to 8 guests. Each featuring an ensuite bathroom, the cabins consist of one spacious master cabin, two convertible cabins (2 single beds or 1 double) with pullman. The master cabin of FREE AT LAST is very spacious with plenty of storage and space to relax. The kitchen is located the opposite end of the yacht to avoid any disturbances for guests on board. This yacht can easily be offered on the charter market, offering an opportunity to cover part of annual running costs of the yacht.
LENGTH: 28.8 m
BEAM: 6.8 m
BUILT YEAR: 2001
REFIT: 2025
CRUISING SPEED: 10 kn
MAX SPEED: 11 kn
FUEL CAPACITY: 3400 L
Free at last sleeps 8 guests across 3 cabins.
CREW
Sail and Work Experience Patrice is an experienced Captain with a strong background on both sailing and motor yachts, including large catamarans. He has extensive cruising experience across the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Atlantic, and Indian Ocean, and has completed multiple Atlantic crossings. His career includes command of private and charter yachts, as well as significant refit, delivery, and technical project management experience, supported by a solid engineering background. Job Description Patrice is responsible for navigation, safety, and the overall operation of the vessel, including crew management, maintenance, refits, and ensuring compliance with all maritime regulations. He manages owner and guest experience, charter operations, and oversees technical systems to ensure safe and efficient yacht performance. Licences and Qualifications Ocean Master STCW95 (commercial endorsement) Yachtmaster Offshore (Power & Sail, commercial endorsement) Yachtmaster Coastal AEC Engineering Certificate GMDSS EDH Course HELM (Operational Level) All STCW courses updated (2024) Languages French, English
Sail and Work Experience Alexandre is a dual-purpose deck and engine officer with solid commercial shipping experience and a strong sailing background. He has worked with EURONAV aboard VLCCs, taking on bridge watchkeeping, cargo operations, safety duties, dry dock maintenance, and inspections. His earlier cadetships with EURONAV, DFDS, and PONANT gave him experience across tankers, ferries, and cruise ships. He has also worked as a sailing instructor for children and adults and competed at French and World Championship level. Job Description As an Officer, Alexandre is responsible for maintaining safe navigational watches, supporting the captain in the daily operation of the vessel, monitoring safety procedures, assisting with cargo and deck operations, maintaining navigational and safety equipment, and ensuring compliance with international maritime regulations. His dual deck and engine qualifications also enable him to assist with engineering operations and technical maintenance when required. Licences and Qualifications • Dual-purpose Officer Deck/Engine – French Maritime Academy (ENSM) • Officer in Charge of Engine Watch – Unlimited Power • Officer in Charge of Navigational Watch – Unlimited Tonnage • Medical Fitness (Valid to 2027) • CGO (2024–2028) • SSO (No limitation) • CAEERS (2024–2028) • CFBS (2024–2029) • CQALI (2024–2027) • MED II / III (2024–2029) • ERM-BRM • ECDIS (FURUNO and JRC) • CQPAMV / CQPIV (2014) • Professional Sailing Instructor Qualification Certificate Languages French, English
Sail and Work Experience Rachael is an energetic and hardworking Deck/Stew with a strong foundation in service, hospitality, and hands-on practical work. While new to the yachting industry, she brings transferable experience from roles in bartending, front-of-house service, and administration, alongside physically demanding work in farm and construction management. She is confident handling both interior and exterior duties, with strong attention to detail, team spirit, and a proactive attitude suited to busy yacht environments. Job Description Rachael supports both the deck and interior departments, assisting with exterior maintenance, cleaning, tender operations, and water sports, while also contributing to housekeeping, service, and guest care. She ensures high standards are maintained throughout the vessel and provides a professional and positive guest experience. Licences and Qualifications STCW (Personal Survival Techniques, Fire Prevention & Fire Fighting, Elementary First Aid, Personal Safety & Social Responsibility, Security Duties) Yacht Rating Course Small Powerboat & RIBMASTER Licence VHF Radio Operations ENG1 Languages English
Sail & Work Experience Corentin has solid professional kitchen experience in France and Australia, including roles as Cook and Chef de Partie. He has worked in fast-paced kitchens, handling food preparation, cooking, dish creation and menu development. He also has yachting experience as a deckhand, assisting with yacht maintenance, cleaning, polishing and teak restoration. His background in front of house roles and competitive rowing has helped him develop welcoming people skills, discipline and teamwork. Job Description As Chef, Corentin is responsible for preparing meals for guests and crew to a high standard. He manages provisioning, food inventory, menu planning and dietary requirements. He ensures the galley remains clean, organised and compliant with food safety standards. He also works closely with the captain and crew to support smooth daily operations on board. Licences & Qualifications • STCW • ENG1 • Food Safety & Hygiene Level 2 • Powerboat Level 2 • PWC / Jet Ski
Frequently Asked Questions
When Is the Best Time to Charter a Yacht in Ibiza?
The main Ibiza yacht charter season runs from May to September. July and August offer the hottest weather, longest days, liveliest beach clubs, and greatest choice of entertainment, but they are also the busiest and most expensive months.June and September are excellent alternatives for guests seeking warm weather, comfortable sea temperatures, and a slightly more relaxed atmosphere. May is ideal for quieter anchorages and spring scenery, although some seasonal restaurants and beach clubs may not yet be operating at their full summer schedule.
How Far in Advance Should I Book an Ibiza Yacht Charter?
Booking an Ibiza yacht charter six to twelve months in advance is recommended, particularly for July and August. The most desirable yachts, experienced crews, and popular weekly dates are often reserved well before the summer begins.Starting early is especially important when you require a particular yacht type, more than four guest cabins, premium water toys, or specific amenities such as a Jacuzzi or beach club. Enquiring early does not mean every detail must already be finalized. It simply gives you more choice while the strongest yachts remain available.
What Types of Crewed Yachts Can I Charter in Ibiza?
Ibiza offers fully crewed sailing catamarans, power catamarans, sailing yachts, luxury motor yachts, superyachts, and megayachts. The right choice depends on your group size, budget, preferred cruising speed, and how you intend to spend your time onboard.Catamarans provide stability, generous living space, and easy access to shallow anchorages. Motor yachts are ideal for guests who want speed, stylish outdoor areas, and the ability to cover more coastline. Sailing yachts offer a quieter Mediterranean experience, while superyachts provide larger crews, beach clubs, Jacuzzis, wellness facilities, and extensive water toy collections on selected vessels. Ibiza’s established marinas accommodate everything from smaller yachts to superyachts exceeding 100 metres.
Where Do Ibiza Yacht Charters Usually Start?
Many Ibiza yacht charters begin near Ibiza Town, particularly from Marina Ibiza, Marina Botafoch, or Ibiza Magna. These marinas provide convenient access to the island’s southern coast, Formentera, Ibiza Town, restaurants, and nightlife.Other possible departure points include Marina Santa Eulalia on the east coast and Sant Antoni de Portmany on the west. The best embarkation port depends on the yacht’s current location, itinerary, berth availability, and whether relocation costs would apply. Marina Santa Eulalia is located approximately 14 kilometres from Ibiza Town and provides another established base for yachts visiting the island.
Can I Visit Formentera During an Ibiza Yacht Charter?
Yes. Formentera is one of the principal highlights of an Ibiza yacht charter and can be reached by a relatively short passage across the channel separating the two islands. A private yacht allows you to arrive directly at the island’s clear-water anchorages, enjoy lunch near the coast, swim, use the water toys, and explore ashore by tender.Formentera has no airport and is normally reached through Ibiza by sea, which makes visiting by private yacht especially natural. Most one-week Ibiza itineraries include at least one full day around Formentera, while many guests choose to spend several days exploring its beaches and nearby islets.
What Are the Best Places to Visit on an Ibiza Yacht Charter?
Popular Ibiza yacht charter destinations include Formentera, Es Vedrà, Cala Jondal, Ses Salines, Cala Conta, Cala Bassa, and the quieter coves of northern Ibiza. The right combination depends on the weather, your departure port, restaurant plans, and preferred balance of relaxation and entertainment.Southern Ibiza and Formentera are ideal for clear water, beach clubs, and short cruising distances. Western Ibiza is celebrated for sunset anchorages, while the north provides a more peaceful atmosphere, rugged scenery, and less developed bays. The best itinerary should be created around your group rather than copied from a standard route.
Is a Day Charter or Weekly Yacht Charter Better in Ibiza?
A day charter is an excellent option for visiting Formentera, enjoying a beach club lunch, exploring several nearby coves, or adding one private day at sea to a hotel or villa holiday.A weekly crewed yacht charter provides a substantially more complete experience. You can explore different sides of Ibiza, stay overnight near Formentera, dine in several locations, enjoy quieter mornings before day boats arrive, and adapt the itinerary as the weather and your preferences develop. Seven nights also allow the crew to personalize the menus, activities, and pace of the charter more thoroughly. A seven-day itinerary is a standard format for luxury Ibiza charters.
Is Ibiza a Good Yacht Charter Destination for Families?
Yes. Although Ibiza is famous for nightlife, it is also an excellent family yacht charter destination. Short cruising distances, sheltered bays, sandy beaches, clear water, and easy access to Formentera make it possible to design a relaxed itinerary for children and adults.Catamarans are particularly popular with families because they provide stability, wide decks, spacious shared areas, and convenient access to the sea. Larger motor yachts may offer stabilizers, additional crew, child-friendly cabin arrangements, and water toys. The yacht and itinerary should always be selected according to the children’s ages, swimming ability, and previous experience at sea.
Can More Than 12 Guests Charter a Yacht Together in Ibiza?
Yes, but options for more than 12 guests are considerably more limited. Under Spanish maritime rules, conventional recreational yachts generally carry no more than 12 passengers, excluding crew. Vessels carrying more than 12 passengers fall under different passenger-ship requirements and must hold the appropriate certification.Larger groups may charter a specially certified passenger yacht, select an event vessel for daytime cruising, or arrange two or more yachts to travel together. A tandem charter is often the most practical solution when more than 12 guests require luxury overnight accommodation.
Can a Yacht Anchor Anywhere Around Ibiza and Formentera?
No. Anchoring must respect local navigation rules, protected areas, weather conditions, and the Posidonia oceanica seagrass meadows found throughout the Balearic Islands. Anchors and chains can damage these sensitive underwater habitats, so the captain must select suitable sandy areas or use authorized ecological moorings where required.Regulated buoy fields operate around the Balearics, and availability can be limited during the peak summer season. Your captain will manage anchoring and mooring arrangements, but guests should understand that access to a particular bay can never be guaranteed when conditions, conservation rules, or capacity make another anchorage more appropriate.
Will I Get Seasick on an Ibiza Yacht Charter?
Many Ibiza and Formentera itineraries involve relatively short passages, and the captain can often choose anchorages according to the wind and sea conditions. However, the channel between the islands and exposed sections of coastline can occasionally experience noticeable movement.Guests concerned about seasickness should consider a catamaran or a motor yacht equipped with stabilizers. Avoiding unnecessarily long passages, following the captain’s recommended route, spending time in sheltered bays, and taking suitable medication before symptoms begin can also make the experience more comfortable.
What Is Included in a Crewed Yacht Charter in Ibiza?
Under commonly used MYBA charter terms, the base charter fee generally includes use of the yacht and its standard equipment, the crew’s wages and provisions, routine onboard supplies, yacht insurance, and the professional services of the captain and crew.Guest-related operating expenses are normally paid separately. These can include fuel, food, beverages, marina fees, shore power, local taxes, yacht agents, communications, water-toy fuel, and special equipment requested for the charter. These expenses are usually funded through the APA, or Advance Provisioning Allowance, before embarkation.
What Is an Ibiza Yacht Charter Preference Sheet?
A yacht charter preference sheet tells the captain and crew how to personalize your holiday before you arrive. It normally covers dietary requirements, allergies, preferred meals and drinks, cabin arrangements, daily routines, children’s needs, music, watersports interests, and any birthdays or special occasions.A detailed preference sheet allows the chef to design menus, the crew to purchase the correct provisions, and the captain to build the itinerary around your preferred pace. It is one of the most important parts of planning a fully crewed Ibiza yacht charter because it turns a beautiful yacht into an experience tailored specifically to your group.
Are There Additional Fees for Booking Through an Ibiza Yacht Charter Broker?
A professional retail charter broker does not normally add an unexpected booking surcharge to the yacht’s contracted charter rate. Broker commission is generally incorporated into the commercial arrangement between the yacht’s owner, central charter agent, and retail broker.The charter agreement should clearly identify the base charter fee, APA, Spanish VAT, delivery or redelivery costs, security deposit where applicable, and any separately arranged services. A reputable broker helps compare yachts, verify commercial availability, review the agreement, coordinate payments, communicate with the captain and crew, and provide support throughout the charter process. MYBA maintains one of the most widely used contractual frameworks in the professional crewed-yacht market.
Ready for an Unforgettable Yacht Charter in Ibiza?
At All Blue Yachting, our expertise comes from genuine experience at sea. Many of our brokers have lived and worked aboard yachts themselves, giving them first-hand insight into every aspect of the charter experience.
From your initial enquiry to the final day of your journey, we’re here to guide you through every step with trusted advice, personalised recommendations, and seamless support throughout your charter.
- We take the time to understand your vision and bring it to life.
- We handpick the finest yachts tailored to your preferences.
- We manage all paperwork and secure transactions for complete peace of mind.
- We design personalised itineraries built around your travel style.
- We support you every step of the way, from enquiry to final accounts.
