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<\/a>Cala Benirr\u00e1s<\/p><\/div>\n
Benirr\u00e1s<\/strong><\/p>\n Situated on the northwest coast, Cala Benirras<\/a><\/em> is one for those who love the laid-back, hippie side of life. It’s a great spot to relax during the day, and maybe have a browse around the artisan stalls selling local clothing and jewellery. By night you can listen to the sounds of the drummers at sunset, all in harmony, playing to the crowd of (normally) hundreds of spectators. There’s also a number of lovely restaurants you can pop into if you’re feeling peckish, or need a break from the sun.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Platja de ses Figueretes<\/p><\/div>\n Figueretes<\/strong><\/p>\n Only a ten minute walk into Ibiza Town, Figueretes<\/a><\/em> feels a far cry from the ‘busy’ streets not too far away. You’ll find the locals love it here. From early morning dips, to a long row of restaurants and bars along the promenade to keep you busy. It’s somewhere to come if you want to catch those rays and watch the world go by, before cooling off in the sea for a while. If you’re into your shopping, then you haven’t got far to go for the likes of Zara and co either afterwards.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Cala d’Hort<\/p><\/div>\n Cala d\u2019Hort<\/strong><\/p>\n Whilst it doesn’t have the sandiest of beaches, it does provide one of the most beautiful (and famous) backdrops in the world. Located just 26 minutes away from San Antonio and Ibiza Town, Cala d’Hort<\/em> is by far of the the most visited places in Ibiza. With sparkling blue waters, authentic, fresh-fish restaurants and of course, the enchanting Es Vedra rock, it’s a must-visit for a beach day. A fantastic spot to wind-down and take in your surroundings. Simply find your way to paradise here<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Platja d’en Bossa<\/p><\/div>\n Platja d’en Bossa<\/strong><\/p>\n If you’re an ‘all or nothing’ kind of person then get yourself over to Platja d’en Bossa, where you’ll be drawn in by all the exciting goings on along the islands longest stretch of beach. From a vast selection of bars and restaurants, you won’t be short on entertainment once you’re there. It’s easy to find quieter parts, as it’s such a large space, but it’s also the go-to spot for a lively day out too. If you’re not a fan getting covered in sand then you could always book a day bed at one of the many beach-clubs, including Tanit<\/a> or Nassau<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Cala Xarraca – Ibiza<\/p><\/div>\n Cala Xarraca<\/strong><\/p>\n Whilst still popular, this beach is definitely more off the beaten track. Nestled away in the municipality of Sant Joan de Labritja (also known as San Juan), Xarraca<\/em> is another one that’s a bit stoney, however it’s a good one for the list. If you can’t sit still for too long then you can always wander off along the cliffs to explore the coves, and look at the fishes dotting around everywhere. You’ll also find the ‘famous’ swing in the lagoon that’s been featured in a number of articles, and is a popular photo opportunity for your social media posts.<\/p>\n Here’s how to get here<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a>