Top 6 must see beaches in Ibiza

This is our list of top 6 best Beaches in Ibiza

Despite being renowned as the 'party capital' of the world, it is possible to escape the lively nightlife for lustrous isolation amid magnificent coves and breath-taking landscape. Ibiza is home to over 80 beautiful beaches and hidden bays. 

1. Cala Jondal

Location: South East, Ibiza, Spain

Cala Jondal is the perfect beach for vogueish sunseekers and popular amongst the rich and famous. The beautiful cove is in a natural environment surrounded by pine trees, reeds, junipers and incredible houses. Cala Jondal is home to the glamorous beach club, Blue Marlin which attracts celebrities with its king-size sun loungers and luxury cocktail bar. 

The spectacular pebble beach is one of the most fashionable places to beach, eat or drink on the island. As the waves hit the seashore, the pebbles produce a distinctive sound that creates relaxing, magical moments. 

2. Cala Benirras

Location: North, Ibiza, Spain

Just a 10-minute drive from San Miguel, Benirras Beach is famous for its spectacular sunsets and hippie drumming Sundays. If you fancy listening to a spot of live music whilst you sunbathe or take a swim in the colourful sea under the Balaeric heat, then this is the location for you. Hypnotic beats fill the air as the sun comes down. It is a picturesque beach with pebbly and grainy sand with a rocky sea bed, making it a fantastic snorkelling spot.

Probably the most playful, friendly and magnetic beach on the island with powerful hippie energy and a romantic atmosphere. 

3. Talamanca 

Location: Ibiza Town, Ibiza, Spain

Talamanca is sophisticated beach which is easily accessible by car, bus and ferry from Ibiza town or a 20 minute stroll along the beachfront past Marina Botafotch. Talamanca is the towns longest beach and has everything you need; bright blue waters, soft white sand, restaurants, lounge-bars and famous beach clubs.

Being close to the city centre, is it easily located by car or bicycle and there is parking outside the front.

4. Cala Bassa

Location: South West, Ibiza, Spain

Cala Bassa is famous for the crystalline purity of its waters and gorgeous white sand, identical to that of a postcard. It is very popular among both tourists and locals because of its lively atmosphere and incredible surroundings.

If you are looking for a unique gastronomic experience then Cala Bassa Beach Club offer a gourmet menu, sushi and light-bites. Listen to the sounds of the resident DJs whilst enjoying a refreshing strawberry daiquiri, relax on a sunbed or take part in the range of water sporting activities on offer, it is an experience for everyone. 

Cala Bassa is just a 15-minute drive from San Antonio and it is easily accessible by the number 7 bus from San Antonio bus station, or by boat, making it of the most convenient beaches to travel too on the island. 

5. Atlantis 

Location: South West Ibiza, Ibiza, Spain

Atlantis is a fictitious name for Pedrera de Cala d'Hort, otherwise known as Ibiza's secret and magical cove. It may not be the easiest place to get to, but finding it is an adventure in itself. Scrambling down the steep cliffside has become very popular with climbers so if you are up for the challenge then you will be rewarded with incredible views of Es Vedrà and the crystal-clear turquoise waters. 

Not so much a beach but a unique labyrinth of caves, rocks, holes and sea pools. Atlantis is a truly magical spectacle and is undoubtedly the islands best-kept secret.

6. Cala Salada

Location: South West, Ibiza, Spain

Cala Salada is a tropical paradise famous for its glistening clear waters, Mediterranean landscape and tranquil ambience. Just 20-minutes north of San Antonio, the rustic spot is one of the jewels of Ibiza's beach crown. Book at table at Restaurant Cala Salada and enjoy fresh Mediterranean food with of the best sunset views on the island as the backdrop. Sensational!

On the other side, you fill find another beautiful little cove between the pines and the rocks called Cala Saladeta. Here you will find a man serving delicious Mojitos right to your beach towel. Between both coves, there is an area for adrenaline junkies to go cliff jumping.

Words: Holly Woulfe