Our tip: the stylish beach clubs attract singles and couples with their DJ music, especially in the summer months.
Chilled vibes and unbridled bliss await you at Benirras, Ibiza’s pre-eminent hippy hangout. This modest slice of sand has a distinctly laid-back atmosphere, making it popular for those in search of a little zen during their trip to Ibiza. Swing by on a Sunday for a sunset soundtracked by tribal drumming, fire pits, and more. With all that and some unbelievably clear water, it’s no surprise this supremely serene spot has become one of the most talked-about on the island.
Best for: zen experience.
How to get there by public transport: the bus route 15 passes near Cala Olivera.
Picturesque and surrounded by fragrant pine groves and a rugged coastline, the bay Cala Llonga stretches along the place of the same name. Bars, restaurants, mini markets, shops, car rental, mopeds and bicycles, as well as some hotel and apartment complexes characterise the cityscape. The approximately 200m long, fine strips of sand cut fjord-like into the rock. Also, here in the east of the island, everything needed for a relaxed break has been thought about: There are beach umbrellas and loungers, beach bars selling ice-cold drinks and snacks, and water sports facilities include surfing, scuba diving and pedalos.
Best for: explorers.
Playa de Talamanca is located in a sheltered bay in the south-east of Ibiza, north of the island's capital Ibiza. Couples and families especially appreciate the 900m long and 25m wide beach. In addition to fine, white sand and shallow, turquoise waters, many water sports facilities, such as a diving and surfing school, as well as a pedal and jet ski rental business are also available. After the sporting activities, several gastronomic venues along the promenade provide for physical well-being. The rentable sun loungers provide comfort, and umbrellas provide pleasant shade. The public showers will wash the sand and salt off of your skin.
Our tip: show your skills whilst stand-up paddling.
The Playa Pinet extends into the wide bay of the bustling resort of San Antoni de Portmany, on the west of the island. The crescent-shaped, expansive strip of sand is a popular address for young, communicative holidaymakers. It offers parasol and deck chair rental, and plenty of space for walks on the shallow shore area. Beach bars have tables and chairs on the bright sand and provide thirsty and hungry guests with snacks, ice cream and refreshing drinks. Let your eyes wander as off-shore yachts glisten with chrome and banana boats glide over the waves like jet skis.
Our tip: at sunset listen to the chill-out beats of the reggae bar.
With a length of 300m and a width of 35m, Cala Tarida is one of the largest bays. Entry into the sea is flat, the sand is white and fine - perfect conditions for families. From water skis to pedalos and banana boats, sports enthusiasts will find plenty to choose from. For your convenience there is a sun lounger and parasol rental service. In the turquoise blue sea rises a ledge on which you can make yourself comfortable with a towel. White crests dance on the waves, while snorkellers watch fish in the rocky outcrops.
Our tip: learn to wakeboard and windsurf at the local surf school.
Our tip: a few metres behind the sandy beach is the famous hippy market Las Dalias.
On the Balearic island of Ibiza, the Playa d'en Bossa is one of the top beaches. A few kilometres south of the capital Ibiza, almost 3km in length, is the widest sandy beach. On the 35m wide coastline, bathing fans can rent sun loungers and umbrellas. It is mostly young people, who spend hours relaxing here in the fine, white sand. Some walk along the shallow shore, others play beach volleyball, canoe, ride pedalos or the banana boat. A stylish promenade with restaurants, bars and nightclubs runs along the Playa d'en Bossa.
Our tip: the Playa d'en Bossa is the ideal address for all party friends and night owls.
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