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Beaches and creeks in Ibiza
Ibiza Port
Ibiza is a melting pot of tradition and the latest trends. Due to the size of the city, Ibiza has many ports, both hidden and at the foot of the iconic Dalt Vila Wall. Perfect places to get lost with just one foot off the boat.
Playas del Comte
Two stunning coves, Cala Conta and Racó d’en Xic, offer beautiful views of nearby islets, making them a must-visit for their breathtaking landscapes.
Benirrás Creek
Known for its crystal-clear waters, amazing sunsets, and hippie drum tradition on Sundays. In summer, a daily hippie market adds charm
Arroyo Xarraca
A wilder, less crowded spot in the north with red rocks and emerald waters. Ideal for diving into its underwater beauty.
Ses Salines Beach
Located in the south, this beach embodies Ibiza’s duality: DJ-filled beach bars for energy and calm creeks for tranquility
Saladeta Creek
A secluded white-sand beach with turquoise waters and stone fishing huts. Accessible via a narrow path from Cala Salada.
Isla Es Vedrá
A mystical, uninhabited rock in the Mediterranean, surrounded by legends about Atlantis and mystical energy.
D'Hort Creek
Famous for its imposing cliffs, scorching sun, and golden hour views of Es Vedrá and Es Vedranella. Ideal for snorkeling and exploring
Espalmador Island
A nearly untouched island with sublime beaches and ethereal beauty. Accessible by boat for a peaceful escape.
Monuments and museums in Ibiza
Etnologic museum of Ibiza
Discover Balearic culture and traditions in a rural Ibizan house, with exhibits
on life before and after tourism
Dalt Vila
A historic fortified acropolis with roots in Punic, Roman, and Arab times, and a key seat of government for centuries
Ibiza Castell
A stunning beach in Ses Salines Natural Park, with white sand, turquoise waters, and ecologically rich dunes
Beaches and creeks in Formentera
Sa Roqueta Beach
A 500-meter beach with white sand, turquoise waters, and an ecologically rich seabed in Ses Salines Natural Park
Llevant Beach
A peaceful retreat with amazing views of Ibiza. Be cautious of strong currents and expect occasional nudists
Ses Illetes Beach
Famous for its pink sand, created by coral dust and white grains, and surrounded by six tiny islands.
Es Pujols Beach
A quiet, shell-shaped beach near the town of Es Pujols, offering an urban escape with a shorefront promenade
Migjorns Beach
The longest beach on Formentera, featuring rocky coves and sandy areasthat change with the seasons.
Saona Beach
A hidden gem on the western coast, this sandy cove is flanked by cliffs and offers one of the best sunsets on the island