Ibiza is an island in the Mediterranean Sea which belongs to the Balearic Island Autonomous Community, in Spain. The port is fully protected from the wind. It has commercial piers, fishing piers, and recreational facilities. The Ibiza Nueva Marina is located on the extension of the sea promenade, outside of the city centre. There is a boat service which connects Ibiza Nueva to the old port.

Es Cavallet is a fabulously picturesque beach with white sand and frequent waves.
It is officially a nudist beach, mainly in the middle section which is supported on dunes. The first section, closest to the parking, is popular with the famous people who often go to the two restaurants there.
Wild and natural, it is protected by sand dunes and a green belt of hills. There are large waves when the wind is coming in from the east, and good conditions for experienced surfers.

Es Pujols is a typical 'tourist municipality' (sun, beaches, and nightlife). It is currently one of the best-known spots on the coast by Spanish and international tourists. It is a magnificent inlet with a large beach with very fine, white sand, clear water… characteristics of all of the beaches on Formentera.

Spend your vacation in one of the most privileged areas of paradisiacal Formentera. Es Caló de Sant Agustí is a small village at the foot of La Mola Mountain, near the natural harbour where you can moor your boat, surrounded by forest and small beaches. Here the island offers tranquillity, with every comfort available.

The Platja de Migjorn beach is one of the largest on Formentera, with more than 5 km of sandy coastline. It is an ideal place to practice water sports and to enjoy the tranquillity of its corners. Since it is further away from the port of Formentera, there are much less people and it is more tranquil than other spots. The white-sand beach is surrounded by dunes; here, one can enjoy the landscape, the sea, and the forest surrounding the beaches.

Saona is 140 metres long by 120 metres wide. The Cala Saona beach is generally rather full. It is an isolated sandy beach in a cove, and is the only official one on the western coast of the island of Formentera.

La Savina was converted into a port when the breakwater was closed artificially, joining a point on the island to the islet La Savina. The Formentera coast is made up of coves and beaches—the majority of which are suitable for anchoring and which are possibly the best in the Mediterranean—, making it an ideal place for nautical tourism. The Formentera coast awaits you to offer you its services during your next nautical day to Formentera.

Now we’ll head to Ibiza Nueva, via Platja d’en Bossa beach, which is located 2 miles from the port. We have the possibility to stop and take a swim at this beautiful beach before arriving at Ibiza Nueva, where we’ll spend the night.