Great beaches in Formentera - Formentera beaches are fantastic. The Sea Experience boat left from the jetty at Figueretes Beach, so was literally 2 mins from where we stayed. We booked the 1030 crossing, but got there early to pick up tickets at 0930 and so made that crossing. The boat was clean and fairly quick. We picked up from Playa den Bossa too which increased the travel time. It was a nice trip across, about 45 mins. We got the 1700 boat back which was about right as we had a day at Ses Illetes beach which was beautiful. You can get a taxi, hire a bike or scooter from the port, but we walked to Ses Illetes on path which was about 2 miles long and a lovely stroll. We took our own food and drink, but there are restaurants and vendors on the beach. No complaints at all. Worth the money for a great day out

Wonderful Sea Trip from Ibiza to Formentera! - Great ferry ride from Ibiza to Formentera. Very scenic and lively. I would recommend planning ahead where to visit once you get to Formentera. There are many beaches and towns and a bus schedule that is important to familiarize yourself with and it's debatable whether a day is enough or not.

Spanish Caribbean - Its beaches are wonderful, Illetas does not envy the Caribbean beaches at all, the boat trip from Ibiza was good, although it caught us with wind when we got there, it was not noticeable on its beaches, Puyols is also very cool

Formentera - Reliable; Schedules adhered to on the way out (a little late on the way back); Helpful people; Necessary conditions; Very long trip (only negative point); Overall equivalent to what is mentioned on the page.

Just stunning . The people the architecture, besides the rental shop it doesn’t look like a place that is touristy - I did t go with this particular company , however the lady was willing to swap my ticket for the next day as I missed the ferry . Bare in mind bus drivers can choose to stop for you or not , hence why I was late . The town San Jose is a lovey stop , a beautiful church . To collect you ticket head straight to the beach you will find them sitting there. The ferry has toilet and you can buy drinks . The journey is nice , can be a little choppy waters . Getting there the waters are so blue . There’s boat and yachts and scuba activities. I would recommend please , save your legs and get a bike to get you around . Beach hop which I did . Walking is a no go. The bikes are €10 , deposit 20 you will get it back if no damages, you also get offered a helmet . So many places to park your bike and go about your activities. For food there restaurants, prices vary. However I went to Aldi in the town before hand to get some bits , works out cheaper . I went solo , the local are friendly and helpful. Water on the beach is €5 . All in all , go . Be sure to get to the ferry at least 40 mins before your time.

Waste of money - It serves no alcohol, they said they god an email from the auhorities that don’t allow them to serve alchol on board. I can’t see why because they serve juice and everything else with no covid rules. With all this, the ticket price 100€ is the same, i think they make bigger profit by not selling alcohol. Juices are no name, local drinks cheap. They give you some rice with one shrimp that goes for paella. Waste of time they bring you to swimm to uninteresting places. The best place is plaja de les illetes were they leave you 3 hours and you have to rent a bike. If i would go again i would take the ferry direct to formentera 30€ and spend the money there.

Bad experience - This was not an excursion. This was a ticket to the boat roundtrip to Formentera. Nothing else was included. We need to buy the buses to go around the island. Your boat ticket was more expensive that if you buy the boat ride in the port. Not recommended at all or you write the exactly service you providing with this price. Very dissapointed.

TOTAL SCAM - DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY - Where do I begin. We had originally purchased tickets for the Ocean Beat excursion. When we got to the beach Sea Experience told us this Ocean Beat had been overbooked but this was the "exact same experience". We paid the €100 which was more than what we should have paid and got on the boat. We were promised there would be an open bar with beer and wine and paella. When we got on board and left the port they told us there was no alcohol on board. The paella was the worst one I have had - 1 prawn 1 muscle and rice, hardly a paella. The snorkelling kits were kept in a bucket of unsanitised water, hardly covid friendly. We tried to explain we were put on the wrong excursion and were told "impossible" shaking their heads and being so unhelpful. DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY OR TIME