A peaceful, central setting ideal for exploring the island. The hotel is the ideal place to enjoy the best of the island. Its location, on Santa Eulalia’s peaceful promenade and the natural surroundings make Aguas de Ibiza a charming hotel from which to explore the beautiful beaches the island has to offer.
Ibiza paradisiacal beaches to daydream about
January is the time of year when we spend the most time dreaming about the summer holidays. Our subconscious takes us to the beaches on the southern coast of Europe, whilst we dream of spending the day in the sun on a paradisiacal beach, or strolling along the coast at sunset. These summer pleasures can be enjoyed in Ibiza, a unique destination.
When spending your holidays in Ibiza, we want you to know which Ibiza beaches or coves to visit, so we’re going to give you an idea of which are the best beaches in Ibiza.
Cala Saladeta
This beach is in the Sant Antoni de Portmany area on the west coast of Ibiza. It’s accessible by car, however the last few kilometres of the route are not easy access.
In front of Cala Saladeta we can admire the island of Sa Conillera and nearby, Cala Salada, this cove’s big sister, which is also worth visiting.
Caló d’Hort
There are those who say that the beaches in the southern Mediterranean are always the calmest. Located just a few kilometres away from Sant Josep de sa Talaia in the south of the island of Ibiza, is this clear-water cove with a gentle breeze and fine sand where you can while away the summer days.
It has a view of the isles of Es Vedrà, with a height of almost 400m and is without a doubt, a beautiful and mysterious spot. The San Josep de sa Talaia area is the largest in Ibiza, with 21 beaches. Do you want to discover them all?
Playa de s’Aigua Blanca
Also known as “Aguas Blancas” (or White Waters), this is a nudist beach with an incredible view of the island of Tagomago. It’s a very open beach and is exposed to wind, so if there’s a strong easterly wind, or ´levanter´, it probably isn’t the best day for a swim. However, on a stormy day you’ll see where it got its name from, as the white foam of the breaking waves is the reason why it’s known as “Aguas Blancas”.
In the Santa Eulalia area, as well as the beach you can also find our alternative luxury hotel.
If you want to discover more of Ibiza’s beaches, take a look at the complete beach guide. Meanwhile… Dear summer, hurry up, we miss you…