These are famous for cave paintings dating back to the Bronze age. For the explorers amongst you, just before you reach the entrance to the Salada bay, turn off to the right and drive up the camino (dirt track).
Surrounded by pine forest hills, the small, protected sandy cove of Cala Salada is a favourite for residents and private boat owners as no tourist ferries ever get here.
The town of Sant Joan, located north of the island, is the least inhabited of Ibiza.
This splendid beach lies sheltered by steep cliffs hiding the sun earlier than in other beaches and it is exposed to strong east winds.
Santa Eulalia is known for having the only river of the Balearic Islands, whose estuary has formed this beach and shelters, a small port which houses many boats and is a meeting point for canoeists and sailors.
Santa Eulària is second municipality after the city of Eivissa, and offers a wide variety of beaches, fascinating villages, lonely fields and markets that attract thousands of tourists every season.
The nature reserve of Es Vedrà, Es Vedranell and the islets of Ponente is located in the west and southwest of the island of Ibiza.READ MORE
Located south of the island, Sant Josep is the largest municipality of Ibiza. READ MORE
In the territorial division of Sant Carles de Peralta you can find the d’en Valls tower.READ MORE
Las Dalias opened its first street market in 1985.READ MORE