The Island is around 40km in length with over 50 beaches stretching 18km. So Ibiza Beaches are something for everyone, depending on your mood for the day you could visit a bustling beach with many water sports, or a tranquil setting for a good book and sun worshipping!
Ibiza has some of the most magnificent beaches in the Mediterranean.From small, protected coves to bustling, sandy expanses with all kinds of watersports, there are so many to choose from you’ll have to keep coming back to Ibiza to visit them all.
For most tourists visiting Ibiza Beaches and Clubs are the prime concern. Ibiza is surrounded by beaches, and it is virtually impossible to count how many there are.
It is simply a matter of deciding whether you want a family beach, a nudist beach, a watersports beach, a secluded beach or an all-night-party beach.For the most part, then, going to a beach on Ibiza is a case of driving towards the sea, stopping the car, and wandering onto the sand.
The longest beach on Ibiza is Playa d´en Bossa in the southeast, which has two and a half kilometres of sand and is popular with both families and partygoers heading for Bora Bora bar. This means that the beach can get rather crowded in the summer months.
Eivissa Town Beaches
Playa de Talamanca
Playa Figueretas
Playa d´en Bossa
Sant Josep de sa Talaia Beaches
Playa des Cavallet
Playa de Las Salinas
Playa d´es Codolar
Sa Caleta/Bol Nou
Cala Jondal
Es Xarcu
Cala Bassa
Port d´es Torrent
Sant Antoni de Portmany Beaches
Caló des Moro
Cala Salada
Santa Eulària del Riu Beaches
Cala Llonga
Playa d´es Canar
Cala Llenya
Cala Nova
Playa de S´Argamassa
Cala Boix
Cala Mastella
Calo de S´Alga
Playa de S´Estanyol
Sant Joan de Labritja
Puerto de San Miguel
Cala des Moltons
Cala Xarraca
Cala de Portinatx
Cala Xuclá
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