
Cala Comte
Several pale sandy coves, crystal-clear water, and offshore rocky islets: Cala Comte showcases Ibiza's west coast at its absolute best.
Sant Josep de sa Talaia
Sandy beaches, little coves and the Mediterranean – discover Ibiza and Formentera.

Several pale sandy coves, crystal-clear water, and offshore rocky islets: Cala Comte showcases Ibiza's west coast at its absolute best.
Sant Josep de sa Talaia

Pines and junipers frame the wide sandy cove of Cala Bassa. Its gently sloping sandy seabed and clear waters define the beach.
Sant Josep de sa Talaia

North of Sant Antoni, Cala Salada lies tucked between wooded slopes. Sand, rocks, and clear water create a sheltered cove.
Sant Antoni de Portmany

The small neighbouring cove of Cala Salada delights visitors with pale sand and clear water, framed by low rocks and pines.
Sant Antoni de Portmany

Bright sand and crystal-clear water on the narrow Es Trucadors peninsula: Ses Illetes is one of Formentera's most famous beaches.
La Savina

A small sandy cove on Formentera's west coast: Reddish rocky cliffs and crystal-clear water give Cala Saona its special character.
Sant Francesc Xavier

Along Formentera’s south coast at Migjorn, wide sandy beaches, dunes, and small rocky coves alternate along the open Mediterranean Sea.
Es Migjorn

The striking rocky islet of Cap Bernat rises off the bay of Benirràs. Overgrown slopes and sweeping sea views define this north coast beach.
Sant Joan de Labritja

Cala d’Hort is renowned for its view of Es Vedrà and Es Vedranell. Steep coastal cliffs frame the cove in the southwest of Ibiza.
Sant Josep de sa Talaia

Ibiza's longest sandy beach, world-famous for beach clubs like Ushuaïa and for the island's legendary nightlife.
Sant Josep de sa Talaia

Fine sand and shallow water in the Ses Salines nature park in the south – popular with celebrities and known for iconic beach bars like Sa Trinxa.
Sant Josep de sa Talaia

Exclusive pebble beach on the south coast, surrounded by upscale beach restaurants like Blue Marlin.
Sant Josep de sa Talaia

A tiny, gorgeous cove with pale rocks and historic fishermen's huts at the eastern end of Playa de Migjorn.
Sant Francesc Xavier

Opposite Ses Illetes on the narrow spit of land in the north – white sand, often a bit quieter and breezier.
La Savina

Uninhabited island north of Formentera, accessible only by boat – featuring Playa de s’Alga and untouched nature.
Espalmador

Long sandy beach in Ses Salines Natural Park with dunes, known as an open-minded, relaxed hotspot south of Ses Salines.
Sant Josep de sa Talaia

Sheltered sandy bay in the southwest with calm waters, surrounded by wooded hills and holiday homes.
Sant Josep de sa Talaia

Small cove on the west coast with crystal-clear water and views overlooking the cliffs between Cala Vadella and Cala Tarida.
Sant Josep de sa Talaia

Popular west-coast bay with several sandy stretches, flat rock shelves, and turquoise waters.
Sant Josep de sa Talaia

Small bay on the west coast set below colorful sandstone cliffs, close to Cala Comte.
Sant Josep de sa Talaia

Quiet southern bay with fishing boats, boathouses, and a pebble beach on the Porroig peninsula.
Sant Josep de sa Talaia

Small rocky cove directly on the Sant Antoni promenade, ideal for watching the sunset.
Sant Antoni de Portmany

Family-friendly sandy bay on the bay of Sant Antoni featuring calm, clear waters.
Sant Josep de sa Talaia

Wide bay in the north with clear, turquoise water, small pebble beaches, and rocks.
Sant Joan de Labritja

Small, unspoiled bay near Portinatx with fisherman huts and clear water for snorkeling.
Sant Joan de Labritja

The largest sandy beach in the bay of Portinatx in the north – sheltered, shallow, and great for families.
Sant Joan de Labritja

Secluded bay in the north set between steep, wooded slopes with turquoise water.
Sant Joan de Labritja

Wide sandy bay in the northeast, framed by wooded mountains, with views of the island of Tagomago.
Sant Joan de Labritja

Long beach in the northeast beneath bright cliffs, famous for waves, sunrises, and a free-spirited vibe.
Santa Eulària des Riu

Dark sandy beach in the northeast at the foot of high cliffs, accessible via stairs.
Santa Eulària des Riu

Tiny, pine-fringed cove in the east featuring a well-known seafood restaurant perched on the rocks.
Santa Eulària des Riu

Sandy cove on the east coast set between pine forest and rocks, featuring shallow, calm water.
Santa Eulària des Riu

Open sandy beach near Es Canar on the east coast, popular with surfers when the wind and waves pick up.
Santa Eulària des Riu

City beach of Santa Eulària des Riu along the promenade, close to restaurants, shops, and the marina.
Santa Eulària des Riu

Family-friendly sandy cove near Santa Eulària with shallow waters and boat connections.
Santa Eulària des Riu

Small cove near Es Canar on the east coast with sand, rocks, and pine trees.
Santa Eulària des Riu

Long, narrow sandy bay in the east nestled between high, wooded slopes with shallow waters.
Santa Eulària des Riu

Quiet pebble and sand beach below light-colored cliffs between Cala Llonga and Santa Eulària.
Santa Eulària des Riu

Sandy beach close to the city on a sheltered bay with views of Ibiza Town and Dalt Vila.
Eivissa

Formentera's main resort town featuring light sand, turquoise water, and a lively promenade.
Sant Francesc Xavier

Small, quiet bay in the southwest with crystal-clear water, pebbles, and sand, framed by pine trees and rocks.
Sant Josep de sa Talaia

Wide sandy beach on the northeast coast with reddish sand, turquoise water, and views of Tagomago Island.
Santa Eulària des Riu