Es Portixol
Surrounded by countryside, pine forests and hills this seriously isolated cove is one that is usually missed by the tourists. Narrow cliffed entrance, this cove is mostly visited by local fisherman. To reach this beautiful cove you have to walk for about 30 minutes through a path along the coast with beautiful views of the area. Highly recommended for hiking lovers.
Es Codolar
Intense emerald waters, secluded cove surrounded by nature. This golden sandy, slightly pebbly cove is often quiet and empty. Right by Conta Beach with hammocks and parasols and a snack beach and restaurant not far from the water’s edge.
Cala Conta
Located in San Jośe, this quieter beach has shallow waters, making it very enticing for less confident swimmers. A great to practise water sports. Scuba diving being very popular. It is also a nudist beach.
Es Canaret
This little piece of paradise was until recently, impossible to reach. It once was only accessed through a house. Luckily for us, a new path was created so that this beautiful cove can be reached with ease. Turquoise waters, half sand/half pebbles, perfect snorkelling opportunities and boathouses. This quiet cove is worth a visit.
Cala Llentrisca
Untouched by tourists, this cove is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Ibiza. Frequented by divers and residents who own huts along the shore. You may see them fishing or enjoying family meals. Because of how unknown to tourists Cala Llentrisca is, in the week you will often find this cove empty. Like most other coves, you will need to bring your own food and equipment.
