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Ibiza Beaches
You will find a variety of some of
the most beautiful, unspoilt beaches in the whole of
the Mediterranean here on the island of Ibiza. Most
of them are readily accessible, either on foot, by car
and bike or by public transport. Some lie in small protected
bays; the more remote ones you can visit by boat, which
operate regular ferry services from a number of landing
points around the island.
In time we will have a special section
dedicated to itemise every beach on the island by giving
precise details with pictures of exact locations, the
size, facilities and activities that are available on
each of the beaches around this unique island.
However, this will obviously require
a great deal of time and labour so for now it's our
initial intention to simply list the names of the beaches
and their whereabouts as we start to travel anticlockwise
around the island of Ibiza.
Ses Salinas is found at the
southern tip coastline of Ibiza. This is a very long,
wide sandy beach and the number one meeting place during
the day where you will be able to mix with all the fashionable
party people who hang out here throughout the height
of the summer season.
Es Cavallet has a sweeping
sandy beach which is known as the nude bathing venue
of the island and a popular rendezvous for the third
gender.
Playa d'en Bossa is the longest
and probably the most popular beach on the southern
side of the island. This is within walking distance
from Ibiza town.
Talamanca is on the head-land
that shelters the north-east side of the Bay of Ibiza
town and because of its proximity to the city this small
sandy beach tends to become over-crowded during the
summer months.
Cala Llonga is about eight
miles up the coastline north of Ibiza town and within
two or three miles of Santa Eulálía. This
is certainly one of the loveliest bays on the island.
The deep but narrow sandy bay is flanked by high wooded
hills running out on either side to the sea for a quarter
of a mile in distance.
Playa De Santa Eulálía
is found at the front of the town and within the huge
Bay of Santa Eulálía.
Playa des Niu Blau is a small
sandy beach that is set between Santa Eulálía
and Cala Pada.
Cala Pada is a small, tranquil
sandy beach which is set in a small cove.
Playa de S'Argamassa is a region
of the coast line that has areas of natural sand but
is also combined with rocky sections.
Playas de Can Martina is a
small cove with shallow water and has a sandy sea bottom.
Playa Es Caña is a small
and very popular sandy beach for families and is situated
in the town of the same name which is about three miles
north of Santa Eulálía.
Cala Nova is a cove with a
spacious sandy beach but there are strong under water
currants which can present danger for a weak swimmer.
Cala Leña is a cove
with steep pine clad cliffs which surround a lovely
sandy beach and the sea here is idea for snorkelling.
Cala Mastella is a narrow inlet
that has two separate coves. The first is a small sandy
beach and the second is an enchanting bay which houses
one of the islands most famous fish restaurant. This
special place is surely one of the hidden gems of Ibiza.
Cala Boix is a dark sandy coloured
beach with a very fine typical style restaurant where
fresh fish is a speciality.
Pou d'es Lleó has a
small sandy beach but it's a very special place for
sea views and again there is an excellent fish restaurant
that's available close at hand.
Aigua Blanca is a mixture of
being a small sandy and rocky beach that is set amongst
a tranquil environment.
Playa D'es Figueral is a one
of the most beautiful sandy beaches in the north-east
of the island and is ideal for all types of water sports.
Cala San Vicente is a family
holiday type of sandy beach that's situated in a beautiful
bay and caters for the two or three hotels at the top
of the north-east of the island.
Portinatx is an extremely popular
beach destination for thousands of holidaymakers who
flock here to the island each summer because it has
crystal clear water, spectacular sea views and a mixture
of both sandy and rocky areas next to the sea.
Cala Xuclar is a small beach
set in a cove which has huts for the fisherman of Ibiza.
Cala Xarraca has two small
sandy beach set in a large bay that is a perfect place
for all types of water sports.
Playa Benirras is a lovely
sandy beach which is set in a sheltered bay with high
sounding hills that are covered with pine trees.
Puerto de San Miquel is an
average size sandy beach which is set in a beautiful
bay with two large two hotels perch on the hill overlooking
the beach.
Cala Salada is a small sandy
beach set in a deep cove where fishermen still have
their boathouses.
Cala Grassio is a dual bay
and both have small water frontages but with sand recedes
a long way back up the narrow beaches that are surrounded
by rocks and pine tree.
Port d'es Torrent is a sandy
beach which lies at the back of a small sheltered cove
with high rocky coast on the south side of the bay of
San Antonio.
Cala Bassa has a wide sandy
beach with sand dunes and pine trees surrounding and
this is a very popular beach for the younger type of
tourist who spend their holidays in San Antonio.
Cala Conta is on the south-western
corner of the bay of San Antonio. This is an exceptional
stretch of beaches with crystal clear water and panoramic
views of the rock Es Vedra.
Cala Tarida is a truly most
magnificent sandy beach which is definitely worthwhile
a visit if only for the spectacular sea views and especially
the technicolor sunsets.
Cala Moli is a small sandy
beach with translucent water which is set in an isolated
cove on the west side of the island.
Cala Vadella is a sandy beach
set in a deep sheltered bay which is popular for a night
or two stop over for the many private sailing vessels
that petrol the Mediterranean.
Cala Carbo is an isolated,
sandy beach set in a small rocky cove with crystal-clear
water.
Cala d'Hort is a sandy beach
with a unique close-up view of the spiritual rock isle
Es Vedra, which is within swimming distance from the
seashore.
Cala Jondal is a long stretch
of beach which is set in a huge wide-open bay and is
surrounded by pine clad hills.
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