Already planning your escape to Ibiza this summer? If you’re the kind of traveler who loves to prepare in advance but still doesn’t know what to do during your stay, grab a pen and paper: you’re about to discover four of the most impressive coves and beaches of the White Island.
First of all, you should know that many of Ibiza’s most stunning coves are located on the west coast of the island. Thanks to its unique geography, the water here is crystal clear and often compared to the paradisiacal waters of the Caribbean.
Since Ibiza gets incredibly crowded during high season, one of the smartest ways to explore these popular spots is by boat. Forget about searching for a parking space—simply dive straight into the turquoise sea or snorkel right off the deck.
And if you join the Oceanbeat Daytime Catamaran Tour, you’ll get the chance to choose between two fantastic routes, each revealing four of Ibiza’s most breathtaking coves and beaches.
Route 1: Cala Comte – Cala Bassa
Cala Comte is one of the locals’ favorite beaches, and it’s easy to see why. Its sparkling clear waters are perfect for snorkeling or simply enjoying a refreshing swim. The calm blue sea invites you to spend hours floating around, and if you prefer to relax, you can sunbathe directly on Oceanbeat’s boat deck. In high season, the sandy shore is usually packed with towels and sunbathers—so wouldn’t you rather enjoy the view from the boat?
Cala Bassa, just around San Antonio Bay, is another gem with golden sand, turquoise waters, and a beautiful backdrop of Mediterranean trees. Known as one of Ibiza’s most fun beaches, Cala Bassa is full of chiringuitos, snack bars, and lively beach clubs. It’s also one of the best spots on the island to admire the magical Ibiza sunset. And what better way to experience it than from the comfort of Oceanbeat’s catamaran?
Route 2: Cala Salada – Islas Margaritas
When weather conditions require an alternative, Oceanbeat offers a second route that’s just as spectacular.
Cala Salada is a local favorite, especially for boat owners. Unlike Cala Bassa, which is crowded with tourists, Cala Salada feels more authentic and natural. With its crystal-clear waters and rugged cliffs, it’s also a popular spot for cliff diving. This magical place embodies the true spirit and hedonism of Ibiza.
Then there’s Islas Margaritas (Ses Margalides), a hidden treasure made up of two small islets, Es Picatxo and Sa Foradada. Accessible only by sea, this area offers dramatic rock formations, natural caves, hidden tunnels, and water siphons that will leave you speechless. It’s one of Ibiza’s most unique and untouched places, perfect for those looking for something truly special.
An Exclusive Experience
For just €69.00, you can enjoy this unforgettable catamaran adventure—a competitive and unbeatable price in Ibiza. The experience includes swimming, snorkeling, stunning scenery, and the unbeatable Oceanbeat vibes
Seats are limited, so make sure you book your tickets in advance. Don’t miss one of the best summer plans in Ibiza!