Cala Salada is more than just a cove on the island of Ibiza. Its crystal-clear waters, soft sand and stunning natural surroundings make this place a paradise on earth. If you are planning a visit, from Visit-Ibiza here is a complete guide to everything you need to know to make the most of Cala Salada.
1. Introduction to Cala Salada
Located on the island of Ibiza, Salada Cove is a natural gem acclaimed by visitors from all over the world. It has a beach about 200 metres long and 30 metres wide, surrounded by a dense and lively forest. The water is clear and bright turquoise blue, making it perfect for activities such as snorkelling.
2. How to get to Cala Salada
To reach Cala Salada from San Antonio, take the PM-812 road in the direction of Santa Agnes. After about two kilometres, you will reach Camí Cala Salada, which will take you directly to the coast. However, bear in mind that during the high season, the road is closed from 9:30am to 5:30pm and only taxis, buses, people with reduced mobility and restaurant customers who must have a reservation can pass.
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3. Where to park in Cala Salada
Parking at Cala Salada is free, but is limited to around 60 spaces. Therefore, we recommend arriving early (around 9am) to secure a spot.
The other option if you arrive late is to leave it at the bus stop that is leaving San Antonio directional salty cove, here you are the location. From there every half hour a bus passes by and drops you off at Cala Salada.
4. The best time to visit Cala Salada
Cala Salada is popular all year round, but July and August tend to be the busiest months. If you are looking for a quieter atmosphere, we recommend you visit during the months of May or October.
5. What to bring to Cala Salada
Don't forget to bring your swimming costume, a towel, sunscreen and, of course, your camera to capture the breathtaking views. If you plan to snorkel, you should also bring your own equipment. We recommend that you bring your own drink or food as there is no bar or anything you can buy at Cala Saladeta.
6. What to do in Cala Salada
Besides swimming and sunbathing, there are many other activities you can enjoy in Cala Salada. For example, you can explore the fishermen's huts carved into the rock or venture to the neighbouring Cala Saladeta. If you like hiking, there are several trails that will take you through the beautiful surrounding landscape. Another option is to rent a unlicensed boat and walk around the cove and other nearby coves.
7. Where to eat in Cala Salada
Cala Salada has a restaurant where you can enjoy traditional Ibizan paella, fresh fish and other local delicacies. They also sell ice creams and soft drinks to take away, and offer a sun lounger and parasol rental service.
8. Accommodation near Cala Salada
There are several accommodation options near Cala Salada, ranging from luxury hotels and villas to cheaper hostels. Some of them even offer stunning views of the cove.
9. Cala Saladeta: the hidden jewel
Right next to Cala Salada is Cala Saladeta, a small beach about 70 metres long and 30 metres wide. Although it is smaller, many visitors consider it even more beautiful than Cala Salada. To get to Cala Saladeta, you can either cross a small rocky cliff or take a longer but easier path. It is undoubtedly the better cove of the two, so don't miss it.
10. Tips for visiting Cala Salada
To make the most of your visit to Cala Salada, we recommend you arrive early to avoid the crowds and get a good spot on the beach. You should also bring plenty of water and snacks, as the restaurant can get quite crowded during the high season.
11. Excursions from Cala Salada
If you feel like exploring beyond Cala Salada, there's various excursions you can do from here. For example, you can visit the nearby town of San Antonio, known for its lively nightlife, or take a boat trip to other beautiful coves on the island.
12. Conclusion
Cala Salada is a must for any traveller visiting Ibiza. With its stunning natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere, you are guaranteed to take away unforgettable memories of this corner of paradise.
We hope this guide will help you plan your visit to Cala Salada! Remember, the beauty of this place depends on all of us, so please respect the environment and leave the beach as clean as you found it. Happy holidays!
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