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Las Salinas

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Citorah says

The beach itself is fine pale sand, about 1.5km long, water shelves gently for 20m before deepening — kids can stand, but it’s not a paddling-pool bay. Shade is real here, which is the whole point: the pine forest at the back means you can actually sit out a 35°C afternoon without renting a bed.

From Best beaches in Ibiza 2026 — 8 worth the drive, under “Las Salinas”.

Wrong for

Anyone wanting quiet — by 14:00 in July it’s a parade.

The catch

Parking is the catch: the main lot is paid (around €6 for the day) and full by 11:30 in July; arrive before 10:00 or park further back near Sa Trinxa and walk the 400m sand path through the pines.

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Getting there
A direct ALSA bus from Ibiza Town bus station runs roughly every 30 minutes in summer, journey time about 25 minutes, ending at the beach car park

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

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Where it is

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Nearby

  • Citorah PickRestaurant

    Sa Trinxa

    Citorah says Sa Trinxa is the institution: grilled sea bass around €28, salads €18, a beer €6. The DJ sets that made it famous have been wound down under the natural-park regulations, so it’s a beach restaurant now rather than the sunset-DJ scene the old guides remember — still book ahead in July or you’re standing at the bar.

  • Citorah PickBeach

    Es Cavallet

    Citorah says Salinas is where the influencers go to be photographed; Es Cavallet is where the people who live in Ibiza go to actually swim. It’s the island’s historic gay beach, still the most relaxed mixed crowd you’ll find, and on quiet days the only soundtrack is the wind in the dunes.

    Wrong for Under-fives wanting a calm cove, and for anyone allergic to the sight of a naked German.

  • Citorah PickRestaurant

    El Chiringuito Es Cavallet

    Citorah says That leaves El Chiringuito Es Cavallet at the north end as the remaining sit-down option on the sand — grilled fish, salads, a wine list, mains €25–€38, bookings essential in July and August.

    The catch The sunbed concession out front is €70 for two beds and a parasol, which is the most aggressive markup on the south coast

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