CALA SALADA - IBIZA

Cala Salada is my favorite beach. 15 minutes drive from San Antonio, you can reach by car or by water taxi. The water is beautifully clear, shallow and perfect for swimming, and the sea bed mostly soft sand. This small beach gets very busy on summer weekends, with people often spread across the rocks that separate Cala Salada and neighbouring Cala Saladita. On the rocky promontory to the right is a stone tower with paths leading over the top to the little fringe of sandy beach of Cala Saladita. To the left are boathouses built into the rock.

                                                                                                                             photo:Laura Romano

CALA BENIRRAS-IBIZA

Cala Benirrás is a beach in the northern seaboard of  island of Ibiza. This beach of this cove, called Port de Benirrás by the local fishermen, is about 300 metres long and is set against a backdrop of densely pine forested cliffs. The rock is said to resemble, variously, a woman at prayer, a giant baby, or the Sphinx. Benirrás  is famous for its spectacular sunsets and hippie drumming Sundays, the water is crystal clear, and the most important thing is that the beach is not crowded.  
                                                                                                            photo:Laura Romano