BEACHES, Ibiza

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This is the only beach that can really claim to be in Ibiza town as the rest of the coastline is the port. It's not huge and fills up quickly when it's hot so many people are forced by 'towel laying' space to walk around the corner to Playa d'en Bossa.

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One of, if not, the longest beach on the island. It's the other (and main) beach for people with accomodation in the middle of Ibiza town or Playa d'en Bossa. It's extremely long (the dog will love it!) and features at least 50 beach bars offering similar fare.
It also happens to lie directly under the flight path of all planes landing at Ibiza airport - so the music has to be loud:)

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Cala d'Hort is a well hidden sandy cove just beyond Cala Vadella heading south. It is the nearest too and has a stunning view of the mystical islands of Es Vedra and Es Vedranell.
As a bonus there are a couple of excellent restaurants serving fresh seafood and other local dishes. Just about right after a refreshing swim in the crystal waters - can get good waves there too if the wind is in the right direction..

we were unlucky enugh to get a jelly fish invasion that day but I still snorkelled for a bit - just enough to get stunk by too lovely jelly fish - one in pink and another one in brown:) still they were babies small and ute so it wasnt really painful..
to make it up weve been to the restaurant - anther anniversary - this time it was the boss birthday so we ot the cava from the house!!! the food was delicious - more in restaurant section:)

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We were lucky enough to discover this beach while Sa Trinxa bar celebrated its 25 years anniversary. actually the bunch of lovely Italians took us there - we had a faboulous time - I could swear that this kind of afternoon/ evening/sunset is paradise!
We had plenty of Sangria and delicious Spanish food (for free) plus amazing fire shows & parades !

At the southernmost point of the island - large area of low marshland. Throughout the Middle Ages Scandinavian fisherman would stop here to acquire the supplies of salt that they needed to preserve their fish. So the mountains of what looks like snow at first glance have been around for quite some time. Lately the area has acquired the status of nature reserve.

If being on a large beach with many other people is what you like on vacation. this is place to be. there are alot of place to eat right next to the beach. I ate lunch one day and the view was great.(of the ocean too!). I rented a chair lounger and umbrella for about 8 euros. just sit in the one you and someone will come by to collect the money. tired of jus laying there wlk on down the beach to bora bora and eat or dance or just admire the view of all the young people baking in the sun

The sunset time was coming .. its a magical place .. relaxed people , relaxed sea.. ibiza its a pleasure for senses
In Sa caleta we found out as in Cavalleria beach in Minorca that the cliff walls were made by clay and we began to rub it over our bodies .. really fun ( as elephants does) and so usefull for the skin.. i recommend energically ..!! and then take a bath ..you will check that your sking has become in something smooth and nice to caress (lol)

what a place fellows !!! wow
Really amazing and quite hidden ... Quite easy to fond..from the main road from ibiza to san jose turn left when we look at sa caleta road sign
A sepctacular narrow road drive you to other cross with a narrower road or path straight to sa caleta beach... and there he goes ...

A Surprise.. i didnt expect such a creek there.... it was a good place ro rest for a while after lunch in a typical local restaurant in the same street where we get the town...just closer to the trafic circle (the first one..not the second) ... the beach its not an sepcial beach fro their cliffs or water but its quite nice to visit