This post won’t be me raving
about how much I love Ibiza (see what I did there :p); I’ll keep it short and
sweet. And I won’t even mention raves…
The beach is one of my happy
places, and I just love soaking up the sun. I mean, who doesn’t love a beach
holiday?
“Eivissa” may be known as the
party island, but its beaches are a surprise to all who visit.
And here are my top 10:
And here are my top 10:
Cala d’Hort
Come here for gorgeous views
of Es Vedrà, the mythical rocky island rising out of the sea. It’s
supposedly the third most magnetic place on earth. The soft, golden sands and
sensational seafood restaurants draw in locals and tourists alike.
The most turquoise sea you
ever did see! Don’t miss out on this highlight of the Balearic Islands. Popular
with locals, head to this beautiful beach at dusk – the perfect setting for flirtation
and romance.
Cala Mastella
A tiny piece of heaven on
earth – so no wonder you only have to book ahead at El Bigotes, the only
restaurant around. Go for great lunchtime views and tanning sessions.
Cala Bassa
One of Ibiza’s most celebrated and well-known beach, so if you
like a crowd then this is definitely your go-to spot. With sparkling white
sands and aqua waters, make sure to stay until sunset.
A beautiful turquoise bay
surrounded by pretty little houses makes for the ideal getaway from the party
crowds.
Cala Salada
Just next door to Saladeta and a 20-minute ride from San Antoni, Cala Salada remains
one of the most visited beaches this side of Ibiza. No surprise there, as the
rocky beach with flat, clear water is truly picture perfect.
Cala Tarida
This is the ideal spot for
families, with all the entertainment, games and activities happening here.
Expect it to be busy though as you will find there are quite a few hotel resorts
nearby. If you are a seafood lover, drop by Cotton beach club.
Platja Comte
I love the views from here: a
chain of little islands rising out of its perfectly clear waters. This is where
you’ll also find one of my favorite beach bars – Sunset Ashram. Go for incomparable
vistas of Balearic sunsets.
Platja Des Jondal
A beautiful little cove that
is home to the famous Blue Marlin beach club. Lay back and relax on one of the
white beds (no, not sun-loungers); order your cocktail; and enjoy the hills
that surround the bay.
Ses Salines
Part of a natural park, this
idyllic stretch of sand offers beautiful views of the island countryside as
well as a relaxing Ibiza bathing experience – there are no waves there! Make
sure to stop at Jockey Club for some good food and music. Try the oysters there
– apparently to die for. (I wouldn’t know, as I don’t eat seafood!)
xx
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