Ibiza is best experienced with your eyes on the sea. Along its coastline, you’ll find beaches with crystal-clear waters, small coves surrounded by nature and beautiful spots to enjoy some of the Mediterranean’s most famous sunsets. With so many to choose from, these three coves reveal different sides of the island.

Cala d’Hort, overlooking Es Vedrà

In southwest Ibiza, Cala d’Hort offers one of the island’s most iconic views. From the beach, your gaze is inevitably drawn to the islets of Es Vedrà and Es Vedranell, rising from the sea just off the coast and taking centre stage in this spectacular landscape.

It’s the perfect place to combine a day by the Mediterranean with a trip around this part of Ibiza. If you’re staying at BLUESEA Salina, set aside a day to explore the south and west of the island and visit this beautiful cove.

Cala Comte, crystal-clear waters and sunsets

Cala Comte, officially known as Platges de Comte, is another of Ibiza’s must-visit beaches. Its crystal-clear waters and views of the small offshore islets create one of the most distinctive landscapes on the Ibizan coast. Its location on the west coast also makes it one of the island’s best-known spots for watching the sunset.

From BLUESEA Paraíso Beach, a trip to Cala Comte is a great opportunity to explore more of Ibiza and end the day by the sea.

Cala Benirràs, Ibiza’s bohemian side

In the north lies Cala Benirràs, a cove surrounded by pine-covered hills and known for its bohemian atmosphere. Just offshore stands the distinctive Cap Bernat islet, one of the defining features of this corner of the island.

If you’re staying at BLUESEA Coral Beach, make the most of your holiday to explore northern Ibiza and discover some of its more natural coves.

Cala d’Hort, Cala Comte and Cala Benirràs offer three different ways to enjoy the Mediterranean and show exactly why Ibiza’s beaches are an essential part of any trip to the island.