Beaches, Ibiza

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If you just fancy a peaceful few hours it`s worth a trip to Cala Gracio - just outside the throbbing resort of San Antonio.
There are literally hundreds of really quiet secluded little coves easily accessible if you take the trouble to search them out.

there some islands offshore which let you climb it and rest for a while ...in fact there is more under water just in front of this one ( that you can see in the pic) and its possibe to walk over the water

There are over 300 beaches on Ibiza, don`t be fooled into thinking that San Antonio is the be all and end all of the island, get out there and explore. It`s a beautiful place and you can always find somewhere to relax and enjoy the peace and quiet day or night.

On the western side of Ibiza is an amazing cove called Cala Moli which is well worth a look for those adventure seekers who enjoy the locals more than the tourists.Parking is plenty there is a restaurant available for lunch but dont expect great things and be sure to take your goggle and snorkel

not too crowded or noisy in june, probably will be in july-august. some "chiringuitos playeros" to have a drink or eat something, with good chill out music. without stones, you must walk a bit before de water covers you

Sand Sculptures are becoming increasingly common on many beaches around the island. Some of them are real works of art. If you take a photo please throw a few cents inti the hat, it is not compulsory but is the way they make their living. I personally like seeing them.

Make the most of your days and take a ferry over to Formentera. It's a real nestled getaway with amazing beaches, just another paradise and it's so quiet. Talk about getting some relaxation!

walking a little bit ..climbing by rocks and sloped paths just 5 minutes you can see this isolated strand with clear waters

this is the "path" to cross from the first beach to the second and isolated...so funny and not so much hard

This is the second beach into Cala d'en Serra... the less crowded beach and smaller....which is the final point of a ravine running down fast from the hill...