Museu Etnogràfic d'Eivissa (Can Ros)
Ses Païsses de Cala d'Hort
Punic-Roman site with a necropolis and a farmhouse, an annex of the ethnographic museum, with views to Es Vedrà and Torre des Savinar.
Part of Sant Josep de sa Talaia
Also known as Es Carme des Cubells
A white church above the cliffs, raised by a Carmelite who lived as a hermit on es Vedrà.
Counts towards the Sant Josep de sa Talaia stamp.
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The village grew up around the whitewashed, buttressed church of es Cubells, opened in 1864 thanks to the Carmelite Francesc Palau, who spent long periods as a hermit on the islet of es Vedrà; a sculpture beside the church recalls his life. It stands on the south of the island, on a stretch of cliffs and small coves.
We don't list any experiences inside Es Cubells yet: these are the closest.
Museu Etnogràfic d'Eivissa (Can Ros)
Punic-Roman site with a necropolis and a farmhouse, an annex of the ethnographic museum, with views to Es Vedrà and Torre des Savinar.
A sunset kayak route from Cala d'Hort to Atlantis, with swimming, snorkelling and views of Es Vedrà.
Centro de Interpretación de Sa Caleta
Centre opened in 2025 beside the Phoenician village of Sa Caleta, with virtual routes and the story of the island's first stable settlement.
Closed on Mondays and Sundays according to Google
A first dive with an instructor on Ibiza's west coast, from the Cala Tarida dive centre.
Dives for certified divers in the Es Vedrà nature reserve and its surroundings, from Cala Tarida.
Private charter of around four hours from Cala Jondal towards Atlantis and Es Vedrà in the evening light, for small groups.
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Outside high season, when the village (945 residents, INE 2025) is at its calmest and you can enjoy its library with sea views.
Stop at the sculpture of Francesc Palau beside the church and look out over the coastal cliffs.
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The village grew up around the whitewashed, buttressed church of es Cubells, opened in 1864 thanks to the Carmelite Francesc Palau, who spent long periods as a hermit on the islet of es Vedrà; a sculpture beside the church recalls his life. It stands on the south of the island, on a stretch of cliffs and small coves. Atlas de Ibiza lists 0 experiences in town and 9 nearby: Ses Païsses de Cala d'Hort, Sunset kayaking from Cala d'Hort to Atlantis with views of Es Vedrà, Sa Caleta Interpretation Centre, Introductory scuba dive on the west coast with Orcasub, Dives in the Es Vedrà reserves and surroundings, Private sunset catamaran to Atlantis and Es Vedrà from Cala Jondal.
Outside high season, when the village (945 residents, INE 2025) is at its calmest and you can enjoy its library with sea views.
Stop at the sculpture of Francesc Palau beside the church and look out over the coastal cliffs.
Our own text, based on these sources consulted on 2026-10-25. Dates, opening times and bus lines change: check them before you go.