Sun Odyssey 449: Elegance and comfort in the Balearics

Description

The Sun Odyssey 449 (2016) is a sailboat that combines elegance, performance and comfort for both coastal and offshore sailing. This model stands out for its manoeuvrability and well-distributed spaces, offering a pleasant and safe sailing experience both in the coves of Ibiza and in crossings between islands or on the high seas.

Features

Model: Sun Odyssey 449

Year: 2016

Capacity on board: 10

Number of cabins: 4

Number of berths: 4

Number of bathrooms: 2

Length: 13,76 m

Beam: 4,24 m

Draft: 2,20 cm

Engine power: 57 hp

Activities

On board the Sun Odyssey 449, you can carry out various nautical activities, such as:
Cruising: Ideal for long trips thanks to its stability and comfort.
Recreational fishing: Large deck and optional equipment for fishing trips.
Relaxation and leisure thanks to its comfortable areas for sunbathing, reading or enjoying meals in the open air.

What makes the Sun Odyssey 449 unique.

● Uncluttered deck and well-planned manoeuvring areas make for easy cruising.
● Large windows and good finishes create a welcoming ambience.
● Efficient performance thanks to a combination of optimised hull and modern rigging that ensures speed and stability.

Itinerary ideas

1. DAY: South of Ibiza and Formentera - Ses Salines, Espalmador and Illetes Beach

We depart from Marina Ibiza at around 10:00 am, heading along the south coast towards Ses Salines, one of the most emblematic beaches on the island. Here you can anchor and enjoy the natural surroundings of the park, with its dunes, clear blue waters and chill music from the famous beach clubs nearby.

After a brief stop, we cross to Espalmador, an unspoilt islet between Ibiza and Formentera. Its main beach looks like something out of the Caribbean, with white sand and shallow waters. It is ideal for strolling along the shore or simply lying in the sun.

We continue on to Playa de Illetes, to the north of Formentera, considered one of the best beaches in the Mediterranean. The water here is crystal clear and shallow, perfect for swimming. You can eat on board or make reservations at restaurants such as Juan y Andrea or El Pirata.

After a relaxing afternoon in Illetes, we return to Ibiza as the sun sets, with the silhouette of Dalt Vila in the background. This itinerary combines the best of Ibiza and Formentera in a single day, with luxury, nature and turquoise sea.

2. DAYS: Lively life and sunsets - West Ibiza with overnight stay in Cala

Day 1:
We start in San Antonio, heading for Cala Salada, one of the most beautiful coves on the west coast. Surrounded by pine trees and turquoise waters, it is perfect for swimming or paddle surfing. Mid-morning we continue to Cala Conta, famous for its white sand and views of islets. Here you can have lunch at Sunset Ashram or on board.

In the afternoon we arrive at Cala Tarida, where we enjoy the sunset from the sea. We spend the night at anchor in this quiet area, perfect for sleeping rocked by the sea.

Day 2:
We wake up to a beautiful view and sail south along the coast until we reach Cala d’Hort, opposite the mythical islet of Es Vedrà. Here you can swim, snorkel or relax with one of the most iconic views of Ibiza.

We have lunch nearby or on land at the Es Boldadó restaurant if you want a meal with a view. We end the day returning to San Antonio, after two days of sun, sea and some of Ibiza’s best sunsets.

3. DAYS: Classic Ibizan experience - Lively West, Es Vedrà and postcard coves

Day 1:
We set sail from San Antonio, heading for Cala Salada for a first swim. We continue to Cala Conta, where we have lunch and enjoy its turquoise waters. In the afternoon we arrive at Cala Tarida, a perfect place to watch the sunset. We anchor here for the night and have dinner in a relaxed atmosphere.

Day 2:
We sail south to visit Cala d’Hort, with spectacular views of Es Vedrà, one of Ibiza’s most iconic landscapes. We spend the day in the area, swimming, snorkelling or going ashore. At sunset, we sail along the coast towards Es Cubells, a quieter spot where we will sleep at anchor.

Day 3:
In the morning we sail eastwards, stopping at Sa Caleta, where we can visit Phoenician remains or walk along the cliffs. Then we go up towards Playa d’en Bossa or even Dalt Vila if you want to close the trip with a cultural visit. Return to the port in the afternoon after three days of the best of Ibiza: coves, culture, views and sea.

I had the opportunity to sail on the Sun Odyssey 449 for a week along the coast of Ibiza, and the experience was exceptional. We will repeat without hesitation.