Playa d'en Bossa Beach, Ibiza
The longest stretch of beach on the island, it is dotted with Bars and Cafés offering a variety of scenes. The clear waters are very shallow near the shore, and the sea floor is almost entirely sand, making it ideal for ballgames. There is little shade so take coverups. Excellent views of Dalt Vila (the Ibiza Old Town) and close-ups of low flying aircraft.
When the south wind blows this beach is very popular with the island's windsurfers, who take advantage of the bump & jump conditions caused by the choppy swell.
The far end of the beach (away from Ibiza Town) is calmer and quieter than the Ibiza end, less people and much less house music. For those of you looking for the definitive Ibiza beach party, wander along to Bora Bora Bar (about in the middle of d'en Bossa beach), where there are several bars playing house music and serving cold vodka-lemons in the sun!
Activities: Pedaloes, windsurf school, diving school, parasailing, volleyball
Size: 2 kilometres long, 20-30 metres wide.
Reached by car, bicycle, or bus from Ibiza Town, only 4 kms away.
D'en Bossa Beach Bars
The beach at Playa d'en Bossa is lined with beach bars. Many, including the (in)famous Bora Bora, play house music throughout the day. Others further down toward Club Med (away from Ibiza) are a bit more relaxed!
Have you read our insider's guide to Playa d'en Bossa?
Clubber's Guide to Playa d'en Bossa
Beaches
- Talamanca
- Figueretas
- Es Cavallet
- Las Salinas
- Sa Caleta
- Cala Jondal
- Cala D'Hort
- Cala Carbo
- Cala Vadella
- Cala Moli
- Cala Tarida
- Cala Conta
- Cala Bassa
- San Antonio Bay
- San Antonio
- Cala Salada
- San Miguel
- Benirras
- Cala Xarraca
- Cala Xuclar
- Portinatx
- Cala San Vicente
- Es Figueral
- Pou des Lleo
- Cala Boix
- Cala Llenya
- Cala Nova
- Cala Martina
- S'Argamassa
- Cala Pada
- Niu Blau
- Santa Eulalia
- Cala Llonga


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