Ibiza - all beaches

That place is a great option for those looking for a quick getaway. It's conveniently located within walking distance from Es Cana and boasts golden fine sand. There are also a few bars and the popular Restaurant Cala Martina, making it a great spot to visit.

The beach located in the east of Ibiza is a beautiful and tranquil spot, with Pura Vida beach club, Niu Blau beach restaurant and Soulgood. Parking is free and there's plenty of space. You can rent a sunbed and umbrella or just bring your own towel. The sand is nice, but unfortunately the water is dark and full of seaweed. I'd recommend visiting in summer when the water is clear. A secret tip - take a walk to the cliff to admire the stunning seaside views, secret villas and surrounding bays - flip flops are all you need!

The beach has lovely soft sand and a wonderful bay for swimming. There's also great music playing from the beach bars.

Playa de San Antonio is an expansive beach that offers a wide range of activities. You can indulge in parasailing, flying fish rides, banana boat or speed boat excursions, beach cruises, party boats, sunset cruises, glass bottom boat tours, sailboat adventures, and more. Prices range from 25€ to 75€, and if you're interested in purchasing paintings, they cost between 15€ and 25€ (20€ for parasailing). There was even a beach volleyball tournament I could have joined. The turquoise water and stunning sunsets are truly captivating. It's an ideal spot to spend a few hours soaking up the sun and working on your tan. The sea is pleasantly warm, providing the perfect way to cool off on hot days. There are plenty of options to buy everything you need for an amazing beach vacation 😉 Perfect for refreshing yourself and letting your soul unwind. #ibizabeach #spain🇪🇸 #parasailing #jetboat #sailing #beachlife #highandhigher #souvenirshop #hotdays☀️ #speedboat #flyingfish #bananaboat #glasbottomboat #soulfood #bananaboatride #hikingtrails #rooftoppool

The beach was a great spot - the sea was crystal clear in the middle and even when there was some seaweed in certain areas, there were still plenty of nice places to enjoy. The sea was shallow at first, but you could still swim well. The water was very pleasant, even during July and September. Plus, it's easy to get to the island of Formentera by boat from here.

Great - the water is always clear and pleasant, though the wind can be a bit chilly at times. It can get quite crowded during peak season, but it's definitely worth a visit.