Rental Catamaran Bluemoon- Bali 5.4

The Bluemoon Bali 5.4 stands out because of its unique open-space design that fully connects indoor and outdoor areas through Bali’s signature hydraulic tilting door.

Unlike many 50–55 ft catamarans, it offers 6 guest cabins with 6 en-suite bathrooms, a large flybridge, and a solid forward cockpit lounge. This layout creates more privacy, better traffic flow, and significantly more usable space for up to 12 guests cruising Ibiza and Formentera.

If you are looking for a crewed catamaran in Ibiza that truly feels spacious for a full group, Bluemoon is a strong option.

Yes, it is designed to comfortably accommodate 12 guests without feeling crowded.

With 6 en-suite cabins, an 8.74 m beam, and multiple independent social areas (flybridge, forward lounge, aft cockpit and panoramic saloon), guests can spread out naturally. This makes a one-week Ibiza charter much more relaxed compared to catamarans with fewer bathrooms or smaller outdoor areas.

For a full-week yacht charter in Ibiza with a larger group, this configuration makes a noticeable difference.

The charter includes professional crew (captain and hostess), mooring at the home port, and a premium 5-star service experience focused on seamless logistics.

It typically also includes boarding assistance and provisioning coordination before embarkation. Not included are gratuities and the APA (Advanced Provisioning Allowance), which covers fuel, food & beverages, marina fees outside the base port, and other operational expenses during the charter.

For full transparency, it is recommended to review the “included vs. excluded” breakdown before booking.

APA (Advanced Provisioning Allowance) is a prepaid budget used to cover variable expenses during your charter, such as fuel, provisioning, marina fees outside the base port and onboard consumables.

In Ibiza and Formentera, total expenses depend on cruising hours, chosen anchorages, restaurant reservations and guest preferences. APA ensures operational flexibility while keeping budgeting transparent. At the end of the charter, unused funds are refunded or adjusted.

Understanding APA helps you properly plan the real cost of a luxury yacht charter in Ibiza.

A balanced itinerary usually combines 2–3 areas of Ibiza with 2–3 days in Formentera, depending on weather conditions.

Departing from San Antonio allows access to the west and southwest coasts before crossing to Formentera when wind conditions are favorable. Catamarans like Bluemoon are particularly comfortable at anchor, and the tender makes shore access easy without relying on marinas every night.

Route planning is typically adjusted daily to optimize comfort and sea conditions.

It depends on your travel style: Bluemoon is ideal if you prioritize space, stability and onboard living; motor yachts are better for higher cruising speeds.

With its wide beam and multiple outdoor areas, the Bali 5.4 feels like a floating villa, perfect for relaxed anchorages around Ibiza and Formentera. Equipped with air conditioning, generator and watermaker, it offers strong autonomy for week-long charters.

Choosing between catamaran and motor yacht depends on whether you value comfort or speed more.

Mandatory extras usually include final cleaning, comfort packs, marina service fees and insurance or security deposits.

These costs ensure the yacht is delivered in optimal condition and covered during the charter period. Security deposits protect against potential damages, while service packs maintain a high operational standard.

Reviewing these costs in advance provides full clarity before confirming your Ibiza yacht charter.

Bring soft luggage, light clothing, non-slip shoes and sun protection essentials.

Avoid hard suitcases, high heels and unnecessary fragile items. Evenings at sea can be breezy, so a light jacket is recommended. Most crewed catamarans provide full kitchen equipment, bedding and towels, so overpacking is unnecessary.

Packing correctly enhances comfort throughout your Ibiza sailing experience.