Location: On the west coast, at the western end of the resort San Antonio Bay
Facilities: Day beds, parasols, showers (turned off to save water), toilets, beach club, restaurants, lifeguards
Getting there: Reached by bus (find current timetables here), or by driving about 10 minutes from San Antonio. Depending on where you stay in the elongated resort of San Antonio Bay, you can also walk. There are good parking facilities for those coming by car. Small ferries connect to San Antonio and other beaches of the west coast.
The beach
On the west coast of Ibiza, after driving along the main street of San Antonio Bay away from San Antonio, you finally reach Port d'es Torrent, a popular beach at the end of the resort. It does not really belong to the Bay of San Antonio itself; it is just around the corner, facing west - so you can enjoy stunning sunsets here.
The bay is a deep inlet into the coast, so the waters are tranquil and safe for swimming. The broad golden sand is fine-grained and slopes very gently into the sea. The water is crystal clear, shimmering in shades of turquoise and blue. The rocks that line the bay are perfect for snorkelling, or to find a secluded spot.
There are some hotels in the small resort that's just near the beach and around the pretty wooded area of pine trees, although many more will be found a short walking distance in San Antonio Bay.
Restaurants and bars
There is a beach club right on the beach, with daybeds and a restaurant where your feet can be in the sand, if you wish to indulge for the day. On the other side of the sands are more beachfront eateries with fantastic views of the water and sunset. Just a few steps behind, onto the street and resort area, are even more restaurants offering a range of world cuisines.
Nearest resorts
The beach is situated on the western end of San Antonio Bay, which has a lively street filled with bars, restaurants and a wide choice of hotels and apartments. The town of San Antonio, with even more accommodation and entertainment options, can easily be reached by bus or ferry.