Ibiza’s most beautiful beaches

Ibiza is a natural jewel. Known for its clubs and lively nights, the White Island also has an extraordinary coastline. From golden sands to rocky coves and pine-fringed bays, its beaches offer many different ways to enjoy the Mediterranean.

Some of Ibiza’s most beautiful beaches

Each beach has its own character: secluded or popular, edged with golden sand or framed by dramatic rocks. Here are four places to begin exploring.

Sa Caleta

Sa Caleta sits beneath orange-toned cliffs and pine trees. This sheltered cove combines sandy shores, turquoise water and old fishermen’s huts.

Aguas Blancas

Aguas Blancas is known for its sand, surrounding hills and striking cliffs. It is also a recognised nudist beach, welcoming visitors both with and without swimwear.

Las Salinas

Las Salinas is a long stretch of golden sand, popular with beach-club visitors and those who enjoy natural surroundings. Nearby Ses Salines Natural Park is an important habitat for birds.

Playa d’en Bossa

Playa d’en Bossa combines one of the island’s longest beaches with its best-known nightlife districts. Visitors come to swim and relax during the day, with clubs and evening entertainment close by.

Beaches to explore as a family

Families can choose between sheltered coves and beaches with places to stop for lunch. Always consider the conditions and access on the day when planning a visit with children.

Cala Salada

This northwestern cove is known for its fine sand and turquoise water. It is a popular place for a family beach day and a meal nearby. Check seasonal access arrangements before travelling.

Cala d’Hort

Cala d’Hort offers a memorable view towards the rock of Es Vedrà. Its setting makes it an appealing place to spend time together by the sea and enjoy the changing light.

Platja de S’Estanyol

S’Estanyol is another cove to consider for a family outing. If water activities are part of your plans, check the options available locally and choose something suited to everyone in the group.

Cala Mastella

On the northeastern coast, Cala Mastella offers a quieter setting away from Ibiza’s busiest areas. Pine trees, clear water and traditional local dining are part of its appeal.

Smaller coves and quieter corners

For a different pace, explore the island’s smaller coves. Their atmosphere can vary with the time of day and season, and some require a walk to reach.

Cala Xarraca

Reddish rocks and pine-covered surroundings frame Cala Xarraca. Its clear water and rocky coastline make it an attractive place for swimming and exploring the underwater scenery when conditions allow.

Es Portitxol

Es Portitxol is a small, sheltered cove associated with fishermen’s huts and a quieter side of Ibiza. Plan the walk and bring what you need for your visit.

Cala Benirràs

Cala Benirràs offers a distinctive coastal setting and an atmosphere that invites visitors to slow down and take in the view. Elsewhere on the island, Punta Galera offers another striking rocky landscape to discover.

Cala Saladeta

In the Cala Salada bay, Cala Saladeta brings together turquoise water, rocks and Mediterranean pines. This small beach is one of the island’s much-loved coves.

There is more coastline to discover

Cala Tarida, Cala Jondal, Pou des Lleó, Cala Pada, Sol d’en Serra, Cala Llentrisca, Playa d’es Torrent, Caló des Moltons, Platja des Codolar and Cala d’Aubarca offer further reasons to explore Ibiza’s coast.

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