A Toda Vela Charter
An Ibiza-based charter fleet (ATV Charter) from Marina Santa Eulalia, with a 20-boat catamaran and monohull fleet from 35 to 64ft — including three different boats all named «Premium +» and two named «Premium».
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August 2026Primary base
Marina Santa Eulalia, Ibiza
An Ibiza-based fleet, and a naming quirk worth knowing before you book
A Toda Vela Charter (trading as ATV Charter) is a Spanish charter agency headquartered in Málaga with a client-facing office at Marina Santa Eulalia on Ibiza's east coast, and also markets boats in Mallorca and further afield in the BVI Caribbean. In the Balearics, the operator's live MMK booking data lists 20 physical boats at time of writing, spanning 35 to 64ft, once duplicate hull names are correctly separated by model — catamarans and monohulls from builders including Lagoon, Bali, Fountaine Pajot (Aura), Dufour, Isla and Leopard.
One thing worth knowing before you enquire: several boats in this fleet share generic charter names that are not unique identifiers. Three different boats are all named «Premium +» — a Fountaine Pajot Aura 51, a Bali 4.6 Full Equipe, and a Serenity 64 LUXE flagship — and two more share the plain name «Premium», a Bali 5.4 and a Bali 4.2 Full Equipe. These are genuinely different boats at different sizes and price points, so always confirm the model alongside the name when you book, not the name alone; our fleet table below lists model and name together for exactly this reason.
Fleet details in the search below come directly from A Toda Vela Charter's own live availability system; this profile is independent editorial content, not paid placement. Full details, including their current fleet listing, are on their own site, atodavelacharter.com.
CatamaransMonohullsBareboatSkipperedIbizaFormentera
Where to find themMarina Santa Eulària, on Ibiza's east coast
A Toda Vela Charter's Ibiza office sits at Passeig del Port 23, Marina Santa Eulària (Zona 2, Nave 3), in Santa Eulària des Riu — a working marina in the town on Ibiza's calmer east coast, distinct from the nightlife-focused west and south of the island. The operator also lists boats under a separate Mallorca category on its own site, and runs a head office in Málaga on the Spanish mainland for admin rather than boat handover.
Santa Eulària is Ibiza's third-largest town, with its own promenade, restaurants and provisioning options close to the pontoons — useful for last-minute supplies before a charter. Source: A Toda Vela Charter's own site (contact and office details) and Google Maps for the marina location.
From Ibiza Airport to Santa Eulària
Plan for a genuine cross-island transfer — Santa Eulària is on the opposite side of Ibiza from the airport.
Ibiza Airport (IBZ) sits on the island's south coast, while Marina Santa Eulària is on the east coast roughly 14 miles away. A direct taxi covers the distance in around 24 minutes and typically costs €40–50. An ALSA bus also runs the route roughly hourly, taking about 33 minutes for a fare of €2–7 — a workable budget option if you're not carrying much gear. Source: Rome2Rio.
A hire car is worth considering if your itinerary includes provisioning stops or side trips beyond the marina, since Santa Eulària itself is compact and walkable once you arrive. Confirm your exact check-in point with A Toda Vela Charter when you book, since some of their listed boats may be based in Mallorca rather than Ibiza — the operator's own site markets both destinations separately.
Four of the fleet, boat by boat
Specs and current from-prices are pulled from A Toda Vela Charter's live MMK listing — see the full 20-boat table below for the rest of the fleet, including the two other boats also named «Premium +».
«Blue Mares»
€2,200 / week
«Pauline Powercat»
€6,200 / week
«Premium»
€14,000 / week
«Premium +»
€11,200 / week
Photos and specifications sourced from A Toda Vela Charter's live MMK fleet listing (filterserviceids=2755) and their own site (atodavelacharter.com). "From" prices are live MMK figures at time of writing and move with season and demand — check the search below for your exact dates.
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What each boat suits
Specs are as listed on A Toda Vela Charter's live MMK booking data at time of writing (filterserviceids=2755, filter_region=13); live availability and any updates are in the search above. Model and name are both shown — several names repeat across genuinely different boats.
| Model | Boat name | Year | Length | Berths | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dufour 360 Grand Large | «Blue Mares» | 2020 | 35 ft | 8 | Smallest, most affordable — first bareboat charter |
| Dufour 37 | «Sirius» | 2023 | 35 ft | 6 | Newer monohull, fewer berths for more space per guest |
| Isla 40 | «Atlant» | 2024 | 38 ft | 9 | Newest small catamaran in the fleet |
| Bali 4.0 (2025) | «Comfort» | 2025 | 40 ft | 8 | Brand-new-for-season catamaran |
| Lagoon 42 | «Genista II» | 2018 | 42 ft | 11 | Classic charter catamaran, high berth count |
| Lagoon 42 | «Mares» | 2018 | 42 ft | 11 | Sister boat to Genista II, same layout |
| Lagoon 42 (3-cabin, Full Equipe) | «Side» | 2018 | 42 ft | 8 (convertible salon) | 3-cabin layout with convertible salon berth — smaller groups wanting more space per cabin |
| Bali 4.2 Full Equipe | «Premium» | 2023 | 42 ft | 8 | One of two boats named «Premium» — this is the smaller Bali 4.2, not the Bali 5.4 of the same name |
| Leopard 43 Power Cat Full Equipe | «Pauline Powercat» | 2022 | 43 ft | 8 | The fleet's power catamaran — no sailing required |
| Bali 4.4 | «Olivia» | 2023 | 45 ft | 11 | Roomy mid-size catamaran, high guest capacity |
| Lagoon 450 Flybridge | «Ocean Mares» | 2016 | 46 ft | 11 | Flybridge layout — extra helm-level lounging space |
| Lagoon 46 | «Saramimi» (new 2022) | 2022 | 46 ft | 12 | Newer Lagoon 46, high guest capacity |
| Bali 4.6 Full Equipe | «Premium +» | 2024 | 47 ft | 10 | One of three boats named «Premium +» — this is the Bali 4.6, not the Aura 51 or Serenity 64 of the same name |
| Dufour 48 Catamaran | «El Mar» | 2025 | 48 ft | 11 | Newest-for-season Dufour catamaran |
| Fountaine Pajot Aura 51 | «Premium +» | 2023 | 51 ft | 10 | One of three boats named «Premium +» — this is the Aura 51, not the Bali 4.6 or Serenity 64 of the same name |
| Lagoon 52F | «Deluxe» | 2020 | 52 ft | 12 | Large catamaran for bigger groups |
| Lagoon 52F | «Jolie» | 2019 | 52 ft | 12 (+2 crew) | Sister boat to Deluxe, crewed option available |
| Bali 5.4 | «Premium» | 2022 | 55 ft | 12 | One of two boats named «Premium» — this is the larger Bali 5.4, not the Bali 4.2 of the same name |
| Lagoon 560 S2 Full Equipe Luxe | «Baltsar» | 2017 | 59 ft | 12 (5 double cabins + 2 crew) | Crewed luxury catamaran, second-largest in the fleet |
| Serenity 64 LUXE | «Premium +» | 2021 | 64 ft | 10 | The largest boat in the fleet and one of three named «Premium +» — this is the 64ft flagship |
A Toda Vela Charter's own site markets both bareboat and skippered charter across its fleet. Bareboat charter of any of these boats requires a valid, recognised sailing qualification under Spanish rules; see our boat licence requirements guide for what qualifies, or ask about a skipper if you'd rather not hold the qualification yourself.
Like most charter agencies, A Toda Vela Charter does not publish one fixed rate per boat independent of dates — prices move with season and demand, as shown by the live "from" prices above. As a general planning range for boats of this size and age in the Balearics during peak season, expect roughly €2,200–€4,000 a week for the 35–42ft boats, €5,000–€8,000 for the 43–48ft range, and €9,000–€14,000+ for the 51–64ft boats including the Serenity 64 flagship, with lower rates in shoulder season. These are indicative Balearic ranges by size and age, not confirmed A Toda Vela quotes — see our charter cost guide and use the live search above for an exact number on your dates.
Where boats from Santa Eulària can reach in a day
Realistic distances, not marketing distances.
From Santa Eulària, the closest easy destinations sit just up the east coast: Cala Llonga, a sheltered bay a short run south, and Es Canà and its nearby coves to the north are both well within an hour and popular for a relaxed half-day out without committing to a long crossing.
For a fuller day, the north-east coves around Cala Martina and Cala Nova extend the range a little further, with quieter anchorages than the beaches directly off Santa Eulària itself in high season. Rounding the north of the island toward Portinatx is possible but is a longer outing best planned as the main event for the day rather than one stop among several.
Formentera is realistic from Ibiza's south coast rather than directly from Santa Eulària — a crossing to Ibiza Town or Playa d'en Bossa first, then on to Formentera's Ses Illetes and Ses Salines, makes for a genuinely long day from an east-coast base. Guests wanting Formentera as the centrepiece of their week are often better served checking with A Toda Vela Charter directly about whether a specific boat can be positioned for a shorter crossing.
Fuel and deposit norms here follow the same rules as any Balearic charter — see our yacht charter fuel costs and deposit and insurance guides, and our catamaran vs monohull guide given how mixed this fleet is between the two.
01Base
Marina Santa Eulària, Ibiza; the operator also markets boats in Mallorca separately.
02Fleet
20 boats in the live Balearic listings once duplicate names are separated by model, 35–64ft.
03Islands served
Ibiza, with Formentera reachable as a longer day from the south coast; the operator also lists in Mallorca and the BVI Caribbean.
04Charter mode
Both bareboat and skippered options across the fleet.
Questions about this operator
Clear information before you choose a boat or make an enquiry.
Where is A Toda Vela Charter based?
Marina Santa Eulària on Ibiza's east coast is their client-facing Balearic office; the company's head office is in Málaga, and boats are also marketed in Mallorca.
How many yachts are in their fleet?
20 physical boats in their live Balearic MMK listings at time of writing, from 35 to 64ft, once duplicate charter names are correctly separated by model — see the table above for why that matters here.
Why do several boats share the same name?
Three different boats are all named «Premium +» (a Fountaine Pajot Aura 51, a Bali 4.6, and a 64ft Serenity flagship) and two more share «Premium» (a Bali 5.4 and a Bali 4.2). Always confirm the model alongside the name when you enquire — our table lists both.
Do I need a licence to charter one of these boats?
For bareboat, yes — a recognised sailing qualification is required under Spanish rules. A Toda Vela Charter also offers skippered charter across its fleet if you'd rather not hold the qualification; see our boat licence requirements guide for what qualifies.
How much does chartering with them cost?
Prices move with season, boat size and demand rather than being fixed; use the live search above for a number on your dates. As a general guide, boats in this fleet run roughly €2,200–€14,000+ a week in peak season depending on length and age.
How do I get from Ibiza Airport to their base?
Around 24 minutes by taxi (roughly €40–50), or an hourly ALSA bus taking about 33 minutes for €2–7. Santa Eulària is on the opposite side of the island from the airport, so budget the transfer time.
How do I book with this operator?
Use the live search above to check dates directly, or send one brief through Plan my charter and we include A Toda Vela Charter where it fits.
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One enquiry can include preferred model and name (given the repeated names in this fleet), alternative dates and whether you need a skipper — without promising amenities the boat does not have.
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