Ibiza is a beautiful Mediterranean island about 100 miles off the coast of Spain. It is known for its dancing, music, and vibrant nightlife. Most visitors come to Ibiza to dance and enjoy the warm sun. The main town is known as Ibiza Town and is located in the southern part of the island. Other popular tourist areas with a wide range of beaches include San Antonio in the west, Portinatx in the north, and Santa Eulalia in the east.

Ibiza’s beaches range from wide with well-carpeted sand to rocky beaches in rugged, unspoiled coves surrounded by cliffs. Some beaches have a wide variety of nearby hotels, restaurants, and cafes, while others only have small beach huts that sell drinks and snacks. Keep reading to know the best beaches in Ibiza to sunbathe on the island.

Benirras

Benirras beach is located on the northwest coast near San Miguel. It is worth watching the sunset on the beach. You will also love the natural scenery. It is a small cove. Part of the beach has fishermen’s huts where they clean their catch after fishing all morning. It is a beautiful white sand beach. Another popular attraction on the beach is a famous drum circle on Sundays at sunset. The water is crystal clear and there are small huts that sell drinks and snacks. You can also rent beach chairs and umbrellas.

Ses Salines

Ses Salines is the best beach for people who want to enjoy dancing and music in a remote area. It is a wide, wide beach, with fine and soft sand. It is a popular beach and gets very crowded in the summers. The sand is fine as a powder and the water is clear. Beyond the beach, there is a nature reserve worth exploring. The saline content of the sea is high; therefore, it is ideal for floating. You can enjoy DJs playing music throughout the day. There are small restaurants and shops facing the beach. You can also rent hammocks, beach chairs, and other accessories.

Talamanca

It is a long and curvy beach. It is located just one kilometer from the city of Ibiza. There are many cafes and restaurants on the beach. You can also enjoy a wide range of water sports. There are many lifeguard stations along the beach. Visitors can also set up a volleyball court on the sand and can also rent a lounger and umbrella to enjoy the warm sun.

Playa d’en Bossa

This is the longest beach in Ibiza. It is located at a distance of 10 minutes from the city and full of restaurants, shops and entertainment venues. The beach is crowded during the high season. The music plays non-stop and it is the best place to relax. You can have a lot of fun and watch people enjoy themselves on the beach.

Pou des Lleo

It is a small cove in the shape of a horseshoe and surrounded by low red cliffs. It is a secluded beach to enjoy the peace. Local fishermen moor their fishing boats on one side of the cove. The water is clear. It is a popular beach to enjoy diving and snorkeling. There is a small bar and restaurant on the beach to satisfy your demand for snacks. You can also enjoy sightseeing around the island. It is about a thirty minute drive from the town.