Ibiza is famous for its stunning beaches and coves. The best known are usually those in the south or southwest of the island, for their spectacular turquoise waters and coves. But in addition, in the north of the island there are many unknown coves, much quieter and of equal beauty that you can't miss. Here are the 7 best beaches in the north of Ibiza.
White water
Aguas Blancas is a beach located on the northeast coast of Ibiza. It is known for its crystal-clear sky blue waters and for being one of the most natural and wild beaches on the island.
Aguas Blancas beach is about 300 meters long and is surrounded by cliffs and pine forests. Its sand is fine and white, and the water is transparent and an intense turquoise color.
These waters usually anchor a multitude of rental boats, who enjoy a small natural treasure during their vacation.
Aguas Blancas is a very popular beach with the nude, and those who want to get a more natural Volkswagen Touring experience. It is also a good place to practice water sports (such as paddle surfing or snorkeling), because its water is transparent, there are some spectacular underwater caves to explore and describe.
Benirrás
Benirrás beach has a crescent-shaped shape, surrounded by green hills. Its sand is white and soft, and the water is transparent and strong green. Additionally, the beach is famous for its rock called “God's fingers,” and the rock rises out of the ocean at the northern end of the beach.
Benirrás is a very popular beach among houses and tourists, especially when the famous “drum festival” is celebrated on Sunday. During this party, local musicians played drums and other musical instruments, while the sun appeared, creating a magical and unique atmosphere.
Xarraca Cove
Xarraca beach is about 100 metres long and is surrounded by cliffs and pine trees. Its sand is white and soft, and the water is transparent and strong green. This is an ideal place for marine life in the region.
Cala Xarraca is possibly one of the most popular beaches among Ibizans, especially for those who are looking for a more relaxed atmosphere and stay away from the large number of tourists who visit the island every year. On the beach, you will find a chiringuito with beautiful views of the cove, where you can enjoy drinks and typical food of the island, as well as sunbeds.
In the cliffs around the beach, there are several caves which you can discover and explore, snorkeling or surfing. In addition, there are several excursions that pass through this cove or even start from it, which run through various parts of the island.
Xuclar Cove
Cala Xuclar is characterised for being one of the least crowded beaches in Ibiza during the high season. It is the perfect place if you want to escape from the crowds of tourists that tour Ibiza in summer. The environment that surrounds it is unique, this beach invites you to discover it by diving for its rich marine life and if you are a lover of hiking it has a beautiful fauna and flora along its numerous trails. You can't miss it if you want to disconnect from the hectic pace of life.
Xuclar Cove
Cala d'en Serra
This beach in Ibiza is normally quiet due to the difficulty of access to it. Totally surrounded by wild nature, this beach in Ibiza offers you calm waters that invite you to take a refreshing swim while enjoying the surrounding environment. You can even find an even more secluded cove next to it if you swim from Cala d'en Serra.
Cala d'en Serra
Es pas de s'illa
Es Pas de s'illa has its negative and positive points, the negative one being that it is a bit difficult to get there and the positive one is that once you get there you will enjoy a spectacular natural setting. This beach has a special peculiarity, which is that it has two slopes, one oriented towards Port de Sant Miquel and the other towards the southeast of the island. Either of the two are great to enjoy a day at the beach, depending on the day it may be more or less quiet on either of them.
It's pas de s'illa. Source: Google.
S'illot d'es renclí
It is one of the most picturesque Ibiza beaches in the northern part of the island. Surrounded by cliffs and typical fishermen's boathouses, on this beach you can escape the hustle and bustle and relax sunbathing on its warm sands. The rocky areas offer extra privacy and incredible panoramic views.