A small sand cove with pine woods, a neighbouring smaller cove and two seasonal beach bars.
Cala Salada is a small, sheltered cove north of Sant Antoni, surrounded by pine trees and rocky headlands, with fine sand and clear water. A short walk by steps leads to the smaller Cala Saladeta beside it. Two beach bars operate in season. The cove is popular and crowded at midday in July and August, and parking is limited, so the Alsa P7 bus from Sant Antoni is the practical option. The water is calm, clear and good for snorkelling, and the pine paths are shaded.
| Distance | About 20 km north-west of Ibiza Town (about 4 km from Sant Antoni) |
|---|---|
| Getting there | Alsa P7 beach line from the Sant Antoni bus station to Cala Salada in season (EUR 1.90, about USD 2.19, by card or QR on board; EUR 2.65, about USD 3.05, cash; check alsaibiza.es); car and taxi about EUR 35 (about USD 40) |
| Difficulty | moderate |
| Best season | May to October |
| Address | Camí de Cala Salada, 07820 Sant Antoni de Portmany, Balearic Islands, Spain |
Amenities
- Sunbed and parasol hire
- Beach bars
- Pine-shaded paths
- Parking (limited)
Good to know
- Best for
- couples, swimmers, snorkellers, families
Location
Camí de Cala Salada, 07820 Sant Antoni de Portmany, Balearic Islands, Spain
39.0095, 1.2991 View on map
Highlights
- Small sheltered cove in pine woods
- Neighbouring Cala Saladeta by a short path
- Clear water for snorkelling
- Easy bus from Sant Antoni
Tips for visiting
- Take the P7 bus; parking is limited.
- Walk the steps to Cala Saladeta for fewer people.
- Bring water shoes for the rocky edges.
- Go in the morning or late afternoon for fewer crowds.
When to visit
May to October
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Frequently asked questions
Is Cala Salada sandy?
Yes, a small sand beach with rocky sides.
How do I reach Cala Saladeta?
By a short path of steps from Cala Salada.
Is there a bus?
Alsa P7 serves it from Sant Antoni in season.