Your Quick Guide To The Beaches Of Ibiza
Ibiza Beaches Guide: Discover the Best Beaches in Ibiza
From secluded coves and turquoise waters to lively beach clubs and family-friendly bays, Ibiza’s beaches are among the most beautiful in the Mediterranean. Our Ibiza beach guide helps you discover the best beaches in Ibiza, whether you’re looking for swimming, snorkelling, sunsets, restaurants or a peaceful day by the sea.
Best Beaches in Ibiza
Explore beaches across every part of the island:
- West Ibiza: Visit Cala Conta for crystal-clear water and spectacular sunsets, Cala Bassa for its popular beach club, or Cala d’Hort for unforgettable views of Es Vedrà.
- South-West Ibiza: Discover Cala Jondal for stylish beach clubs and restaurants, Sa Caleta for its distinctive red cliffs, and Es Torrent for a quieter coastal escape.
- South Ibiza: Enjoy the golden sands of Ses Salines, the lively atmosphere of Playa d’en Bossa, or Talamanca close to Ibiza Town.
- East Ibiza: Family-friendly favourites include Cala Llonga, Santa Eulalia and Cala Pada, while Cala Blanca offers a more secluded experience.
- Hidden Ibiza beaches: Cala Escondida, Cala Codolar and Punta Galera are ideal for travellers looking beyond the island’s busiest beaches.
Plan Your Perfect Ibiza Beach Day
Ibiza offers beaches for every type of holiday, from relaxing family days to romantic sunset spots and glamorous beach clubs. Many larger beaches provide summer lifeguards, restaurants, watersports and sunbeds, while smaller coves offer a more natural Ibiza experience.
Browse our individual Ibiza beach guides to find detailed information on facilities, restaurants, access, parking and what makes each beach worth visiting.
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Beach: Cala Salada Beach
Cala Salada is a small part-sandy, part-pebbly cove at the north end of Ibiza's west coast, backed by pine trees, with a single beach restaurant and seasonal park-and-ride or boat access from San Antonio.
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Beach: Punta Galera
Punta Galera is one of Ibiza’s most distinctive coastal spots. Located on the west coast, just north of San Antonio, this secluded cove is famous for its dramatic flat rock platforms, crystal-clear Mediterranean water and spectacular sunsets.
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Beach: Cala Gracio Beach
Cala Gracio is a calm, sheltered 80-metre sandy cove on Ibiza's west coast with a long-standing restaurant, a summer lifeguard, easy ramp access and a walkable path to neighbouring Cala Gracioneta.
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Beach: Cala Gracioneta Beach
Cala Gracioneta is a beautiful little cove on Ibiza’s west coast, just north of Sant Antoni de Portmany. Often described as the smaller sister of neighbouring Cala Gració, this intimate sandy beach is only around 30 metres long
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Beach: San Antonio Bay
San Antonio Bay stretches from Ocean Beach Hotel at one end to the marina at the other.
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Beach: Port des Torrent Beach
Port des Torrent is a small 200-metre sandy cove on Ibiza's west coast between San Antonio and Cala Bassa, with safe swimming and snorkelling, beach bars, loungers to rent and a summer water taxi.
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Beach: Cala Bassa Beach
Cala Bassa is a small but very popular sandy cove on Ibiza's west coast, reachable by car or water taxi from San Antonio and home to the Cala Bassa Beach Club restaurants.
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Beach: Cala Conta Beach
Cala Conta is a west-coast Ibiza beach famous for its spectacular summer sunsets and crystal-clear turquoise water, home to the Sunset Ashram bar-restaurant.
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Beach: Cala Escondida
Cala Escondida is a small, secluded sandy bay next to Cala Conta with a simple beach bar and a clothing-optional policy
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Beach: Cala Codolar Beach
Cala Codolar is a small, authentic part-sand, part-shingle cove between Cala Conta and Cala Tarida on Ibiza's west coast, popular with locals and great for sunsets.
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Beach: Cala Tarida Beach
Cala Tarida is one of the largest sandy beaches on Ibiza's west coast, a family-friendly bay with beach restaurants, water sports, summer lifeguards and easy parking.
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Beach: Cala Moli Beach
Cala Moli is a small pebbly beach between Cala Tarida and Cala Vadella, home to the Bagatelle Beach restaurant, with beautiful water for snorkelling and swimming.
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Beach: Cala Vadella Beach
Cala Vadella is a family-friendly, horseshoe-shaped sandy beach resort on the west coast of Ibiza, known for its gentle swimming area, sunset-view restaurants and range of summer watersports.
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Beach: Cala d'Hort Beach
Cala d'Hort is one of Ibiza's most photographed beaches, a part-sand, part-pebble horseshoe bay on the west coast with direct views of the Es Vedra rock and famous sunsets.
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Beach: Es Cubells Beach
Es Cubells (Cala des Cubells) is a pebbly stretch of beach and rocky headland on the south-west coast of Ibiza, home to the Ses Boques seafront restaurant.
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Beach: Cap Des Falco
Cap Des Falco is a pebbly beach west of Salinas and Es Cavallet, home to Experimental Beach Club and known for sunsets behind the rock of Es Vedra.
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Beach: Sa Caleta Beach
Sa Caleta (Es Bol Nou) is a small part-sandy, part-rocky bay on the south-west coast of Ibiza, sheltered by red rock cliffs with traditional fishing huts and a long-established family restaurant.
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Beach: Cala Jondal Beach
Cala Jondal is a large pebbly bay in south-west Ibiza, around 225 metres long, best known as the home of beach clubs and restaurants such as Blue Marlin, Tropicana, Es Savina and Yemanya.
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Beach: Es Xarcu Beach
Es Xarcu is a small pebbly cove around the bay from Cala Jondal, reached by a steep incline and home to the beachfront Es Xarcu seafood restaurant, with limited parking.
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Beach: Es Torrent Ibiza
Es Torrent is a quiet pebbly beach near Sa Caleta and Cala Jondal with a single seafood restaurant (Restaurante Es Torrent), sun loungers, scenic views across to Vista Alegre and free parking for around 40 cars.
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Beach: Es Codolar
Es Codolar is a 3.2km pebbly beach in south-west Ibiza, the closest beach to the airport, popular with locals escaping the crowds and known for its spectacular water colours.
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Beach: Ses Salinas Beach
Ses Salinas is one of Ibiza's most famous beaches, a 1500-metre stretch of fine golden sand and warm turquoise water within a protected nature reserve, home to beach clubs such as Sa Trinxa and Jockey Club.
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Beach: Es Cavallet Beach
Es Cavallet is a beautiful clothing-optional beach next to Ses Salinas within the Las Salinas nature reserve, with clear blue-green water, safe swimming and three beach restaurants.
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Beach: Playa den Bossa Beach
Playa den Bossa is Ibiza's liveliest and busiest beach, a 2.7km sandy stretch running towards Figueretas with views to Ibiza Town. It is lined with major hotels, beach clubs and bars and offers water sports, an Aquabus water taxi and the family-friendly Aquamar water park.
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Beach: Figueretas Beach
Ses Figueretas beach is a small sandy beach located between Playa den Bossa and Ibiza Town.
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Beach: Talamanca Beach
Talamanca (Playa de Talamanca / Ibiza Bay) is located 2 kilometres to the east of Ibiza Town.
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Beach: S'Estanyol Beach
S'Estanyol (also known as Playa de S'Estanyol or Platja de S'Estanyol) is a small cove positioned conveniently near Ibiza Town, situated between the areas of Talamanca and Roca Lli
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Beach: Cala Olivera Beach
Cala Olivera is a small, part sandy and part pebbly beach close to the residential area of Roca Llisa.
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Beach: Sol d'en Serra Beach
Sol d'en Serra is a rocky beach situated along the east coast, positioned between the small beach of Cala d'Olivera and Cala Llonga.
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Beach: Cala Llonga Beach
Cala Llonga is a sheltered, family-friendly sandy beach on Ibiza's east coast between Sol d'en Serra and Santa Eulalia, with beachfront restaurants and bars plus summer water sports such as scuba diving, windsurfing and snorkelling.
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Beach: Cala Blanca Beach
Cala Blanca is a secluded pebbly beach on Ibiza's east coast between Cala Llonga and Santa Eulalia, reachable only by boat or on foot, with a dramatic cliff backdrop and a popular nudist scene but no bars or restaurants.
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Beach: Calo de s'Alga
Calo de s'Alga is a small beach beside the residential Siesta suburb near Santa Eulalia on Ibiza's east coast, candidly described as far from the island's best.
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Beach: Santa Eulalia Beach
Playa de Santa Eulalia is a 400-metre family-friendly sandy beach on Ibiza's east coast, backed by a promenade lined with bars and restaurants and a marina offering boat trips to Cala Llonga, Ibiza Town and the Es Canar hippy market.
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Beach: Sa Caleta Beach (East)
Sa Caleta (East) is a part-sandy, part-shingle beach near Santa Eulalia on Ibiza's east coast, home to the Babylon Beach bar and restaurant, and not to be confused with the Sa Caleta near Cala Jondal in the south-west.
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Beach: Es Niu Blau
Es Niu Blau (Playa Niu Blau) is a 100-metre sandy beach on Ibiza's east coast near Santa Eulalia, with three beachfront restaurants: Pura Vida, Soul Good and Niu Blau.
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Beach: Cala Pada Beach
Cala Pada is a 200-metre sandy beach near Santa Eulalia on Ibiza's east coast, backed by pine trees, with pedalos, windsurfing, a sailing school and the Brisa de la Mar beach restaurant.
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Beach: S'Argamassa
S'Argamassa is a small part-rocky, part-sandy beach just along the coast from Santa Eulalia, home to the Me Ibiza Hotel and Nikki Beach Club as well as the long-standing Caesars Bar, with water sports and parking available.
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Beach: Cala Martina Beach
Cala Martina is a 150-metre sandy beach on Ibiza's east coast near Es Canar, with four beach restaurants and bars and a range of water sports including sailing, pedalos, kayaks, paddleboarding and windsurfing.
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