My recommendations of local places to visit in Ibiza..
Cala Vadella
Coming close to Cala Vadella is an absolutely amazing! As you snake around the winding roadway, the initial glance of the deep blue bay populated with glam white yachts is outstanding. Cala Vadella is a little town on the bay with some dining establishments and also a grocery store.
Cala Vadella, Ibiza
Cala Moli
Cala Moli is a beach near by Cala Tarida. The advantage is that all the bars has an exclusive swimming pool. This Stone Coastline, has been called as one of the most organic Beach by the City board of San José. This makes sure the Cala Moli has maintained his organic appeal and also the bay isn’t really contaminated with rows of sunlight loungers as well as parasols. For the neighborhood of Ibiza, the Cala Moli beach, is a prominent area to relaxe. At the opposite side the beach it’s not very fine. Due to the many rocks it is nice to lay down on the beach.
Cali Moli, Ibiza
Es Verdá
ES Vedrá is a tiny Stone Island for the southwest coast of Ibiza. From the Bay of Cala d’Hort you have a remarkable view of the rock and heaven waters of the Mediterranean. ES Vedrá has almost 400 metre high steep, barren stone walles. The island has something strange as well as there are several legends and also misconceptions the round.
Es Verdá, Ibiza
San Jordi
In the South of the island, near Les Salinas and the airport terminal there is every Saturday a classic market. For the best deals, it is absolutely suggested to be on time. Also you can have a drink here and listening to live music throughout the morning.
San Jordi, Ibizza
Sal de Ibiza
Along with all the cool coastline clubs and fun party’s, Ibiza has also a lovely nature. An example of this are the salt fields Ses Salines, which is a Unesco World Heritage site. It’s a beautiful soucenir to reclaim home, or just for yourself! SES Salines has an unique store where you could buy the salt that’s removed from the salt fields. The salt is made from 100 % sea salt.
PM-810, 07849, Illes Balears, Ibiza