Part of Sant Joan de Labritja

Cala de Sant Vicent

Also known as Cala San Vicente

A rectangular beach of fine sand beside one of the island’s most extensive pine woods.

Things to do
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Cala de Sant Vicent · 39°05′N · 1°36′E
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Things to do in Cala de Sant Vicent

The cove is a large rectangular inlet ending in a slope of fine sand; behind it lies a valley watered by the Torrent de sa Cala and one of the most extensive and best-preserved pine woods on Ibiza. Nearby is sa Cova d’es Culleram, a Punic sanctuary to the goddess Tanit (5th century BC), where a small bronze plaque with late Punic text was found.

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When to visit Cala de Sant Vicent, and tips

  1. 01

    When to go

    From June to September, with an average sea temperature of 21.5 to 26 °C (NOAA).

  2. 02

    A local tip

    The road is well signposted, with free parking nearby and a bus stop about 50 m away. The seabed is sand and shelves gently: 30 m from the shore it is only 2 m deep.

Quick facts

Distances
10 km from Sant Joan · 31 km from Eivissa
Orientation
South-east
Punic sanctuary
Cova d’es Culleram (5th century BC)

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Area: Sant Joan de Labritja

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Questions about Cala de Sant Vicent

What is there to see and do in Cala de Sant Vicent?

The cove is a large rectangular inlet ending in a slope of fine sand; behind it lies a valley watered by the Torrent de sa Cala and one of the most extensive and best-preserved pine woods on Ibiza. Nearby is sa Cova d’es Culleram, a Punic sanctuary to the goddess Tanit (5th century BC), where a small bronze plaque with late Punic text was found. Atlas de Ibiza lists 0 experiences in town and 9 nearby: Guided coasteering at Pou des Lleó, Scapart escape rooms in Cala de Sant Vicent, Heaven's Gate: clifftop walk on the west coast, Xarraca Adventure: caves and coves of the north-west, Crystal Coast: Portinatx coves, Ibizan herbs walk with workshop.

When is the best time to visit Cala de Sant Vicent?

From June to September, with an average sea temperature of 21.5 to 26 °C (NOAA).

Any practical tips for visiting Cala de Sant Vicent?

The road is well signposted, with free parking nearby and a bus stop about 50 m away. The seabed is sand and shelves gently: 30 m from the shore it is only 2 m deep.

Sources

Our own text, based on these sources consulted on 2026-10-25. Dates, opening times and bus lines change: check them before you go.