Citorah says

The beach itself is coarse golden sand with a shallow, kid-safe entry, maybe 180m long, fringed by pines that give actual shade on the south end if you’re there before 11. The point of coming is Es Vedrà — the limestone monolith parked offshore (382 or 413 metres tall, depending on whose figures you read) that makes Salinas look like a car park with cocktails. Salinas is where Ibiza performs; Cala d’Hort is where it sits still.

From Best beaches in Ibiza 2026 — 8 worth the drive, under “Cala d'Hort”.

Wrong for

Anyone wanting a DJ, bottle service, or to be seen.

The catch

Parking is the catch: the small free dirt lot fills by 10:30 in July, after which you’re on the paid upper terraces (€8 flat) and a 7-minute walk down.

Good to know

Getting there
This is a car beach.

As the guide had it on 25 Jun 2026. Check prices and hours with the place itself before you go.

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Nearby

  • Citorah PickRestaurant

    El Carmen

    Citorah says Lunch at El Carmen on the sand: grilled gallo (John Dory) by the kilo, about €70/kg, paella for two around €48, house white €22 — book ahead, they don’t squeeze you in.

  • Citorah PickRestaurant

    Es Boldadó

    Citorah says It sits on the cliff above the beach, facing the islets of Es Vedrà and Es Vedranell. It specialises in fish, rice and shellfish, and its signature dishes are bullit de peix and salmorra. The Tur Torres family runs it, and it dates back more than 30 years.

    The catch Es Boldadó advises against arriving by taxi, because of what it calls continual problems with the island’s taxi network.

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