A long dune beach inside the Ses Salines natural park, known as a naturist beach with a relaxed, open feel.
Platja des Cavallet is the southern continuation of the Ses Salines beach, a long arc of fine sand backed by dunes and pine woods, and it is Ibiza's best known naturist beach, though clothing is optional rather than compulsory. The water is clear and shallow with a gentle slope. The north end has paid parking and sunbeds, the south end is reached on foot by a track of about 20 minutes from the Ses Salines beach car park, and a bar at the south end has been reported closed since March 2026 over licensing, so bring water and snacks. The beach is part of a protected natural park, so visitors are asked not to walk on the dunes or leave rubbish.
| Distance | About 11 km south of Ibiza Town |
|---|---|
| Getting there | Alsa P3 or A7 to the Ses Salines area, then a walk of about 20 minutes along the unpaved track from the junction; car park near the north end (paid, fills early); taxi about EUR 22 (about USD 25) |
| Difficulty | moderate |
| Best season | May to October |
| Address | Camí des Cavallet, 07817 Sant Josep de sa Talaia, Balearic Islands, Spain |
Amenities
- Sunbed and parasol hire
- Beach bar (check opening)
- Paid car park
- Lifeguard in season
Good to know
- Best for
- naturists, couples, swimmers, nature lovers
Location
Camí des Cavallet, 07817 Sant Josep de sa Talaia, Balearic Islands, Spain
38.8442, 1.4025 View on map
Highlights
- Naturist-friendly beach in a protected park
- Clear shallow water and fine sand
- Dunes and pine woods behind
- Quiet southern end
Tips for visiting
- Bring water and food; the south-end bar has been reported closed in 2026.
- Do not walk on the dunes.
- Arrive before 11:00 in summer for parking.
- Sun protection is essential; there is almost no natural shade.
When to visit
June to September for swimming; spring and autumn for walks
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Frequently asked questions
Is Es Cavallet a nudist beach?
It is a recognised naturist beach, and clothing is optional.
How do I get there without a car?
Take Alsa P3 or A7 to Ses Salines, then walk about 20 minutes along the track.
Is there food on the beach?
Facilities vary and a bar was reported closed in 2026, so bring supplies.