Cala San Vicente, also known in Catalan as Cala Sant Vicent, is one of the widest and most accessible beaches in the north of Ibiza. It is located in the municipality of Sant Joan de Labritja, very close to the charming village of the same name, and is a perfect place if you are looking for comfort, services and spectacular views without sacrificing tranquility.
An ideal cove to enjoy with the family
This cove stands out for its wide sandy beach of medium-grained golden sand, surrounded by mountains covered with vegetationThe water, usually an intense turquoise color, is clear and very photogenic, although it can lose some transparency after storms.
Of course, keep in mind that the shore has a somewhat steep slope, so it is advisable to take special care if you come with small children.
Easy access and stunning views
You can easily reach it by car. the promenade that runs from end to end of Cala San Vicente, along a paved road with sharp curves. For this reason, the famous motor racing competition is held here every year. 'Pujada a sa Cala', a race that is already a tradition.
During the descent by road, we recommend you make a stop at the panoramic viewpoint, located on one of the sides of the road. From there you will enjoy a spectacular view of the entire bay, with the islet of tagomagusin the background and several cliffs that enhance the natural beauty of the place.
All the services you may need
If you don't feel like carrying a lot of things, Cala San Vicente is perfect: Here you will find everything. From hammocks, umbrellas and water activities, to supermarkets, souvenir shops and beach items.
In addition, the cove is very accessible: it has walkways adapted for people with reduced mobility, amphibious chair and service surveillance and lifeguarding during the summer months.
Wide gastronomic offer
The selection of bars and restaurants is another of Cala San Vicente's great attractions. There are options for all tastes and budgets. Among the highlights are:
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Can Gat: Homemade dishes are the hallmark of Can Gat's cuisine, as are local produce, which is always present in its dishes. A classic if you want to enjoy good fresh fish, as well as a variety of rice dishes and paellas.
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San Vicente Beach RestaurantLocated right on the Cala San Vicente promenade, you'll find this restaurant with over 50 years of history. It offers traditional recipes with a variety of typical Ibizan dishes that are well worth trying, especially its bullit de peix, its grilled island fish, and its salmorra.
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The Boat HouseAn iconic restaurant in the area that immediately catches your eye with its original decor, featuring all kinds of wooden nautical elements. They serve international dishes with several options for vegetarians and vegans.
- On the beach Ibiza: A beach bar perfect for enjoying a day with family or friends. Here you can try delicious Mediterranean cuisine and enjoy a refreshing cocktail by the sea.
A corner with history
Although Cala San Vicente is a very touristy and well-equipped area today, it wasn't always like this. For centuries, it was one of the most isolated areas of Ibiza, to the point of remain unpopulated until the 18th centuryThis isolation has left its mark on its natural environment, which remains one of its main attractions.
