With the arrival of the good weather, catamaran rental in Ibiza has become more popular. One of the main tourist attractions of the island are its incredible beaches. Nothing to envy to the Maldives or other tropical paradises.
Crystal clear waters, white sand, a wide variety of marine fauna and flora. All this is offered by the more than 200 kilometres of coastline that the white island has to offer. Are you thinking about your holidays? Here we present you the best beaches to enjoy a good dip, to go snorkelling or to see incredible sunrises.
Why Ibiza’s beaches are world-famous
Looking for a beach with few people where you can relax? Do you want transparent beaches to snorkel and swim among the fish and discover Ibiza’s marine flora? These are some of the reasons why coastal tourism has increased in Ibiza.
Ibiza’s beaches are true paradises for swimming, sunbathing and watching sunsets. In fact, in 2024 the island has 6 blue flags, highlighting its excellent water quality, without pollution from industrial or urban waste.
In addition, Ibiza has a rich culture and a protected natural environment that enriches the experience of tourists.
Northern Ibiza’s hidden gems
For many tourists, the beaches in the north of Ibiza are the best. Which ones do they go to?
Cala Xarraca
70 metres long and 20 metres wide, this beach is located 5 kilometres from San Juan (Ibiza). It is one of the quietest beaches in the north of Ibiza, where posidonia has taken over the coast. It is a small and picturesque cove, perfect for snorkelling due to its crystal clear waters and rich marine life.
Benirràs Beach
A 10-minute drive from San Miguel, this is another of Ibiza’s must-see spots. During the summer there is a small hippy market every day except Wednesday and Thursday. This natural spot is an ideal place for those looking to relax and connect with nature.
Southern Ibiza’s vibrant shores
Now we move to the south of Ibiza, where we can find some of the most famous beaches on the island.
Las Salinas
If there’s one thing this beach has, it’s that under one of its umbrellas you’re bound to run into a celebrity. Playa de las Salinas is an extensive beach of fine sand, where the warm turquoise waters remain shallow, covering only a few centimetres as you move away from the shore. Playa de las Salinas offers a wide range of services and it is common to see fruit and candy sellers.
Playa d’en Bossa
Playa d’en Bossa is the longest beach in Ibiza and is known for its lively nightlife, with numerous bars and nightclubs. Nearby are the famous nightclubs Ushuaïa and Hï Ibiza.
It is an ideal place for those looking to enjoy the sun during the day and party at night.
Eastern Ibiza’s family-friendly beaches
Now let’s head towards the east of Ibiza. What beaches can we find in this part of the island?
Cala Llonga
This beach is perfect for families. It is ideal for children, as the water is shallow and they can safely take a dip.
It is surrounded by green hills and offers a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for a relaxing holiday.
Aguas Blancas
Aguas Blancas is a beach of golden sand and clear waters, popular with families and naturists. The beach is surrounded by cliffs that provide stunning scenery.
It is only 10 minutes from San Carlos. With the right wind, Aguas Blancas often has a good swell, with big waves ideal for bodysurfing.
Western Ibiza’s picturesque coves
Our last stop is the western part of the island, where we can find the following paradises:
Cala Comte
Cala Comte is famous for its turquoise waters and stunning views of the nearby islets. It is one of the most picturesque coves on the island and is ideal for spectacular sunsets.
In high season, the beach is very popular, so go early in the morning or late in the afternoon.
Cala Tarida
A sheltered bay in the small tourist resort of Cala Tarida with the longest and widest beach of fine white sand in this part of the island.
Perfect for families and water sports enthusiasts. The beach has a wide variety of restaurants and bars.
Tips to enjoy on Ibiza’s beaches
During the high season, beaches can fill up quickly. Arriving early ensures a good place to relax.
Also, never forget your sunscreen. In summer in Ibiza the sun is very present practically every day of the year. Don’t get sunburnt!
It is important to respect the environment, not to leave rubbish and to follow the local rules to protect the natural beauty of the beaches.
Now that you know all the most beautiful beaches in Ibiza, don’t limit yourself to just one of them. Take a walk around each one of them and take pictures that will be a great souvenir.
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