This beach resort sits 3 kilometres east of Sant Vicent de sa Cala on Ibiza. The water is clear and calm — good for swimming and snorkelling. The beach is wider than most on the island and rarely crowded. Sand is fine and well-maintained. Two restaurants serve the beach. No water sports equipment is available for rent (paddleboards or canoes). Amenities include umbrella and lounger rentals. A small supermarket operates nearby. The beach appeals to families and anyone seeking peace rather than nightlife.
Cala de Sant Vicent
Clear turquoise water and soft white sand make the beach ideal for swimming and snorkelling.
- Hours
- Open 24 hours every day.
What makes it special
Cala de Sant Vicent offers what most Ibiza beaches do not: few crowds. The beach is wider than others and remains tranquil even in season. Water is exceptionally clear and turquoise, excellent for snorkelling — free of algae. Two restaurants sit directly on the sand. For families, the calm water, lack of strong currents, and proximity to a supermarket make it convenient. The bay view is notably scenic. Visibility and cleanliness set it apart from busier beach venues.
Good to know
Open 24 hours every day.
No paddleboards or canoes available for rent — water sports equipment is not offered.
Umbrellas and loungers available for daily rental.
Two beach restaurants serve food and drinks from morning until evening.
A supermarket nearby sells groceries and frozen water bottles — uncommon outside peak tourist season.
Getting there
Reached by car via road EI-321 from Sant Joan de Labritja or EI-200 from Santa Eulària des Riu. The beach sits 30 kilometres north-east of Ibiza Town. Parking is available at the beach (specific details not documented). No public transport route is documented. Walk from the car park to the water is short.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Cala de Sant Vicent suitable for families?
Yes. The beach is calm with no dangerous currents, has clear water shallow enough for children, and remains peaceful compared to other Ibiza beaches.Can you rent beach equipment?
Umbrellas and loungers are available for daily rental. Paddleboards and canoes are not offered.Is the water clear enough for snorkelling?
Yes. The water is clear and turquoise, making it excellent for snorkelling. Visibility is good.Are there restaurants and shops?
Two beach restaurants sit directly on the sand: The Boathouse and On The Beach. A supermarket is located nearby.