TOP 12 BEST IBIZA BEACHES

Cala Salada is a magical place for tourists who are in search of an authentic experience. Tucked away on Ibiza’s western coast, this stunning beach is a hidden gem that promises a taste of unspoiled paradise. This serene cove is like a nature lover’s dream, surrounded by rugged cliffs cloaked in lush greenery.

What makes this beach so special is an opportunity to visit the Caves at Ses Fontanelles with their Bronze Age cave paintings. The long walk there will pay off with gorgeous views from the cliffs covered in pines. If the connection with the ancient world doesn’t excite you, don’t hesitate to opt for riding pedaloos or basking in the sun on the best sandy beach in Ibiza. You can also watch a stunning sunset in Cala Salada’s twin cove, Cala Saladeta.

Also What sets Cala Salada apart is its emerald-green waters that beckon you to dive right in. Snorkelling here is a must, as the underwater world teems with rich aquatic life. It’s a haven for explorers and those seeking a connection with the island’s natural beauty.

While you won’t find the hustle and bustle of some of Ibiza’s busier beaches, you will discover tranquillity in abundance. The beach’s laid-back atmosphere makes it an ideal spot for a leisurely day by the sea.

While there may not be an array of beachfront bars and restaurants, there is a charming beachside eatery that serves up fresh seafood and local delicacies, adding to the beach’s authentic charm. If you are planning a beach day, we strongly recommend packing all your essentials as there are no shops around.

Whether you’re looking to explore underwater wonders or bask in the serenity of the surroundings, Cala Salada and Saladeta offers an enchanting and unspoiled slice of Ibiza’s coastal beauty.

P.S. We haven’t mentioned Cala Saladeta too much because we don’t want to spoil the gorgeous surprise. All we are going to say is that it is the king of hidden gems, and we’ll leave it up to you to explore, it’s only a short 5 minute walk from Cala Salada.

For all lovers of gastronomic discoveries, Cala Comte is a must-see! Situated on the western shore of Ibiza, is like a canvas painted with the colours of paradise. This beach is a true gem that captures the essence of Mediterranean beauty. Besides a basic set of amenities, such as bathrooms, sunbeds, parasols, and a lifeguard watchtower, this place is famous for its restaurants.

Families with children are regular visitors here as well because this beach is an heaven for fans of just lying under the gentle sun and taking a swim in the salty water from time to time.

What sets Cala Comte apart is its spellbinding sunset views. As the day winds down, the sky transforms into a masterpiece of oranges and pinks, creating a magical atmosphere that draws visitors from all over the island. One of the most famous places to enjoy the sunset is Sunset Ashram.

A trip to Cala Comte wouldn’t be complete without visiting A trip to Cala Comte wouldn’t be complete without visiting Cala Escondida, which is just a couple of minutes’ walk away. Here, you can relax and snorkel, as there is a little more space. You can also sit at the beach bar, which is entirely made of eco-friendly materials such as palm leaves and wood, with a roof fitted with solar panels. One word of warning, Cala Escondida is a nudist beach, and although most people don’t adhere to these rules, you may still encounter a few individuals walking around naked, so you have been warned.

Please note that Cala Comte is considered as one of the most popular beaches in Ibiza, and therefore it can get crowded most of the time during peak season. So, the best months to come here are June or September.

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