A V-shaped cove nestled between pine-covered cliffs and Mediterranean scrub, with pale sand and crystal-clear waters. From the shoreline, visitors enjoy spectacular views of Es Vedrà and Es Vedranell, two of Ibiza’s most iconic islets, protected within the Es Vedrà, Es Vedranell i els Illots de Ponent Nature Reserve. The beach has a gentle slope and a sandy seabed interspersed with rocky areas, making it ideal for snorkelling, while outside peak hours it retains a peaceful atmosphere. It is easily reached by road, although the final section is steep. During the summer season, the beach offers restaurants, equipment hire, toilets, an accessible access ramp, activity areas, and lifeguard services. It is the perfect place to enjoy local seafood cuisine and Ibiza’s legendary sunsets.
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BY SERVICES: Natural beaches with minimally altered landscapes and minimal support services.
BY USES: Ideal for visitors seeking a peaceful atmosphere without the need for extensive facilities.
The beach can be reached via the Sant Josep de sa Talaia–Es Cubells road by taking the signposted turn-off at kilometre 5. Alternatively, from Sant Josep de sa Talaia, follow the signposted turn-off at kilometre 13 on the road to Ibiza Town. Both routes are fully paved and clearly signposted.
TRANSPORT:: Car or bicycle
DISTANCES: 23 km from Ibiza Town and 10 km from Sant Josep de sa Talaia.
Location: Cala d’Hort
During the summer months, the beach is typically exposed only to light to moderate onshore winds blowing from the sea towards the shore.
This is one of the most spectacular viewpoints on the island, with the striking islet of Es Vedrà rising just offshore. Nature lovers can also explore the unspoilt landscape of the Cala d’Hort area, located only a short walk from the beach.
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Othe services
Restaurantes; alquiler de hamacas y sombrillas
Yes (associated with restaurants)
No
Yes (ramp)
No
Yes (seasonal)
