Where and what?
In the island's west is Cala Conta, formed of several stretches of sand. There are two regular beaches and a nudist one, all with pretty Jurassic rocky backdrops and views which really are made of dreams. Go early morning or early evening if you want to miss the summer crowds.
Why go?
Sunset of dreams at Cala Conta
Clear turquoise waters as far as the eye can see, boats silently bobbing about, pretty islets and spectacular views make this one of Ibiza's favourite beaches. We can't think of anything finer than soaking up some Balearic beats in one of the beach bars, watching the incredible sunset.
Things to do
People love to snorkel and dive from the rocks here, indeed there's a real feel of nature. On a low tide day, you could try swimming to the big island, S'illa d'es Bosc, though beware it's further than it looks. You'll easily fall over the beach bar/restaurants here for a handy refuel. Mainly this beach is a place to feel pure and utter bliss.
How to get there
Travel here easily by car or you could get the summer ferry from San Antonio or catch the bus from there. Note that the last bus leaves Cala Conta at around 18:30 so try not to get stranded.
