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Ses Salines is the southernmost beach on Ibiza, set inside the Ses Salines Natural Park that protects the salt flats and dune system between Ibiza and Formentera. The 1.5-kilometre crescent of white sand faces south across the channel to Formentera, with shallow turquoise water and no buildings behind the beach. Two long-running beach clubs — Sa Trinxa at the eastern end and Jockey Club in the middle — built their reputations on early-2000s house DJ sets. The salt flats behind the beach still produce sea salt commercially; the park's pink lagoons attract flamingos. Salinas is 15 minutes from Ibiza Town. Season runs May through October.
Salinas is a haven for birdwatchers, attracting a rich variety of species to its protected salt flats and wetlands. Witness the spectacle of graceful flamingos, and keep an eye out for other diverse birdlife within this breathtaking natural sanctuary.
Wander through this unique garden, boasting one of Europe's largest collections of cacti and succulents. Admire its diverse plant life and stunning landscape design.
Every Wednesday and Saturday, vibrant Santanyí hosts a traditional market. Browse local produce, artisan crafts, artwork, and soak in the authentic Mallorcan atmosphere.
