Be advised there are two beaches here, the Cala Saladeta and the Cala Salada.

A little over 7 kilometres north of  Sant Antoni de Portmany are a gorgeous pair of beaches. Their main attraction,  like most of Ibiza’s other beaches are the soft sands, blue waters and bright green trees. It’s a popular snorkelling spot. But they also attract much fewer tourists than other beaches around town. Cala Saladeta, separated from its larger sister by a tiny rock cliff, is easily accessed so long you don’t mind a little climb over the rocks. There are some old fishermen boat huts along the beaches. You won’t find too many amenities here, so you might want to pack your own water, picnic and shade.

There is one seafood restaurant here that also deals in traditional dishes - The Cala Salada. Also, visit the popular attractions in the city by following Ibiza itinerary 5 days.

• There is a car park, with a walkway leading down to Cala Salada.

• Arrive by boat.
• By Car from Sant Antoni de Portmany, or cycle.

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