Pine tree shrouded cliffs rise over this beach, a sandy and pebbly stretch along a little cove. It’s barely 300 meters long. It’s not a fun place for strolling (the pebbles can be uncomfortable, but the clear water makes it excellent for snorkelling). The bay usually has yachts and private boats parked in it. Popular with families and bohemians, the usually calm beach transforms on Sunday evenings. That is when local bongo drummers arrive and beat out a farewell to the setting sun. It’s quite an experience. Right out ahead in the water in front of you is the rock Cap Bernat (Finger of God). People like to photograph it. There are three restaurants on the beach, of which Elements is the most popular. Also, visit the popular attractions in the city by following Ibiza itinerary 5 days.

• Parking space is very limited on Sundays, so arrive early.
• You can rent pedalos, sunbeds and umbrellas here.

• By Car
• By boat

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