Caló des moro Close & Cozy
Just an 8-minute walk from Ibiza Rocks, this cozy little beach is perfect if you’re nursing a hangover and need a quick escape. There’s a handy decking area if you’re not in the mood for sandy toes, and you’ve got some great food options nearby—check out Wiki Woo or Golden Buddha for a bite, or grab a refreshing ice cream, milkshake, or smoothie to cool down. Best of all, Calo des Moro boasts an unbeatable view of Ibiza’s world-famous sunset, making it a must-visit spot as the day winds down.
VIBES: Relaxed, close to the action, and iconic for sunset lovers.
Cala Gració Popular for a reason
A little slice of paradise just 25 minutes from Ibiza Rocks on foot, Cala Gració boasts crystal-clear waters and soft sand. While it can get lively, especially over weekends with locals enjoying their time off, it’s still a beautiful spot to soak up the sun. The beach has space for a game of beach volleyball and a beach bar for some refreshing drinks. We’d highly recommend grabbing one of their freshly made frozen fruit lollies to cool down.
VIBES: Lively yet picturesque—great for a mix of relaxation and local energy.
Cala Gracioneta a hidden gem
A little further along from Cala Gració, Cala Gracioneta is much smaller and feels like a hidden gem—perfect for those in the know. This intimate cove can get crowded quickly, especially with locals, so make sure to arrive early if you want a good spot. The beach is surrounded by an incredible restaurant with tables placed right around the cove, offering a great dining experience with stunning views. You might even recognize it from Keinemusik’s pop-up gigs over the past couple of years.
VIBES: Secluded, trendy, and perfect for those seeking an off-the-beaten-path experience.
Cala Pinet ‘Reggae Reggae Beach’
Just a 10-minute drive or a tranquil water taxi ride across San Antonio Bay, Cala Pinet is one of the bigger beaches on our list—so you’ll never struggle to find a spot to set up for the day. It’s equipped with a couple of beach bars, but none more iconic than Global Reggae Beach. This spot brings the Caribbean vibes with incredible cocktails and a Jamaican BBQ, serving up mouthwatering jerk chicken and rice every Sunday. It’s a must-visit if you’re after a boozy beach day and a chance to socialise with others who know exactly what Reggae Beach is all about.
VIBES: Sociable, vibrant, and perfect for a laid-back party with a Caribbean twist.
Playa Es Pouet The convenient one
Just a 15-minute stroll from Ibiza Rocks, Playa Es Pouet is the definition of convenience. For your bearings, it’s just a little bit further around the bay than O Beach and has a supermarket right opposite, so you can easily grab snacks or drinks for the day. This spacious beach is a great spot to relax, and it’s also one of the best places to rent a boat if you’re looking to explore the coastline or head out on the water with friends. It’s another fantastic sunset spot, so stick around to watch the sky light up over the bay. There are a handful of bars and restaurants along the promenade, so you’re never far from a drink or bite to eat.
VIBES: Easygoing, close to home, and perfect for sunset lovers.
San Antonio truly has some incredible beaches, and the best part? They’re all just a stone’s throw away from Ibiza Rocks. Whether you’re looking for a quick escape like Calo des Moro, a secluded hideaway like Cala Gracioneta, or a sociable spot to soak up the vibes like Cala Pinet, there’s a beach for every kind of day. And with options like Playa Es Pouet offering boat rentals or Cala Gració for a peaceful snorkel, you don’t have to go far to find your perfect slice of paradise.
So whether you’re killing an hour, spending the day sunbathing, or catching one of those famous Ibiza sunsets, these beaches make the ultimate add-on to your Ibiza Rocks adventure. With most just a short walk, drive, or water taxi away, why not explore them all?
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