Striking modern 4 bedroom luxury villa with amazing seaviews

Santa Eularia Promenade. These two amazing seaside hideaways offer a unique blend of luxury and comfort. The first is a seafront restaurant and the second a laidback, cool beach club; both feature organic, wooden furnishing, with natural textured, earth coloured decor elements. The music is a real treat and their variety of fresh summer salads and the Ribeye steak are excellent.

Santa Eularia Marina. Exceptional dining experience, this restaurant combines a stunning waterfront location with a menu that showcases the finest Mediterranean flavours. Elegant ambiance and impeccable service.

One of the few beaches in Ibiza that has waves, its name literally means “white water”. This makes reference to the variable white foam on the sea caused by the beaches windy exposure. A relatively long beach, it has a kind of raw beauty about it with its jagged cliffs and fine grainy sand of darkened hue. This beach is an official nudist spot. Having said that don’t be put off as it is a mish mash of the clothed and unclothed, attracting both locals as well as the visiting couples and families. There is a local chiringuito (+34 971 330 807) where you can refresh and snack on a choripan (bread with chorizo sausage) while listening to non-stop oldies.

If you wander towards the Southern end of the beach there is a satellite beach accessed by a short swim. The water is pretty shallow in most areas so you may want to take your snorkel and explore the wealth of rocky treasures in your way.

There are two main ways to access the beach, both require some effort and are not easy access. The first is to park at the car park on top of the hill where you incur a small fee and walk down (it’s a pretty steep walk down and then up so keep this in mind when planning what to bring with you from the car, younger children etc). The other is to turn right at the signs for Aigues Blanques and park along that road. Towards the middle left hand side there will be some arches where you can walk down another steep-ish road leading you to the beach.

A turquoise paradise with its long wide curve of fine sand, this beach is wide open to wind and, quite often, waves. Shallow waters that reach far into the bay and long extended waves make the water perfect for bodysurfing or boogie boarding. Sometimes even good enough for some actual surfing, although if you are a serious surfer you may be waiting forever for the ultimate wave!

Since this is a popular beach for families be mindful of the strong undercurrents’ as there can be quite a pull when wavy

The nature is rustic, raw, rugged with pine-clad hills towards the left end. Follow one of the many paths into the forest for a leisurely walk. If you want to stick to the water and you don’t surf, paddle boards are available for your pleasure.

Majestic cliffs flank both ends of the beach, soft white sand, clear blue translucent waters and an unobstructed view (aside from Tagomago, a privately owned island) provide for an ideal environment in which to relax.

The beach is divided into three segments. The left hand side of the beach often being the less crowded. Make sure you find a spot closer to the seafront and away from the large cliffs (as there is a sign that indicates the danger of falling rocks). You will find this does not deter the locals as the rocks provide amazing shade during the summer. The far left end is also an ”in” spot for nudists.

The middle section is the best for kids and easiest to access as it even has a wooden slatted path leading down to the water. It is also the most crowded and resort feeling since it sits in front of Las Dalias restaurant (+34 971 326 825, www.lasdalias.es). If you want to sip a cocktail and lunch while the kids are busy in the water this is your section.

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On the far right hand segment the beach hosts an array of water-sports; stand up paddle, kayaking, diving and snorkelling. The still, shallow water and rocky coves really make it a perfect place for beginner snorkelers and stand up paddlers. Contact www.kayak-ibiza.com +34 629 593 471.