One of my favorite secluded beaches in Ibiza ! I came here a handful of times to relax, soak up the…read moresun and swim in the clean / clear / cool water . The original listening location on here for this place is WAY off. I found out about this place on Trip Advisor and confirmed THIS location I provided to be accurate . The paved road ends where I dropped the location pin at , however you are not quiet at the beach yet . Continue down the hill. The road turns into dirt and gets a little bumpy. I had a scooter which is way easier to drive down then a car (unless you have an SUV) but cars do make it down just fine. Just take your time, don't rush and go slow. There's parking at the bottom you can't miss it. Plus you really don't want to walk all the way back up the hill if you park at the top. If you have a scooter , don't stop where everyone else parked, make the left turn and go down a little more until the sign says stop. This secluded beach is awesome . There's an abandoned building behind it which gives it that cool feel to it. From what I heard it was going to be a hotel ? Not sure if that's true . You can walk through it and get a nice view of the cove from the top (see attached photo ). The beach is small but the sand and water is really nice. All my times here the beach never was FULL since not too many people know about it. Come earlier the better to get a good spot. The best spot is on the other side of the boat launch. There's a private deck there for you to have but someone was always there before I could claim it . The water is calm and blue , the area is quiet and way better then being at a large crowded beach . Some people were snorkeling. As most beaches in Ibiza , there will be people nude or partially nude (all ages, sexes). My favorite beach / cove in Ibiza . A must come if you want to relax and get away from the busy larger beaches .

Bora Bora wasn't as crazy as I imagined it to be, but I still had a great time chilling at the…read morebeach on my 7euro Jet Beach Chairs that were quite comfortable lol. We were only in Ibiza for 3 days. It was enough time to do a little bit of everything, but I would definitely want to spend more time at the beach the next time we go back to Ibiza. With 7 euros you get a pass (a little piece of paper) so you can roam around and grab a chair anywhere for the day. From what I heard, the music here don't really start bumping until 5pm because they don't want to disturb people sleeping... but they have no problem bumping up the volume at night! This city sleeps during the day!

Best outdoor club in Playa d'en bossa!!! Located on the beach with a big LED screen. Drinks are…read morevery expensive but that's normal in Ibiza! Good sounds, good vibes, good people! I LOVE THIS PLACE!!

Waters are a beautiful gradient of blue, and as soon as you step in, you can see your toes wiggle,…read morethe fishes swimming, and feel the pure happiness from being in such a beautiful place. I will admit, Bossa Beach is not the most dreamiest beach you can imagine. There is decently soft sand, but it's mixed with a lot of sea debris and rocks. I would suggest either bearing through the pain as you walk through to get to the middle of the water where it's smoother, or wear sandals and take them off when you get in. There are umbrellas and loungers for rent for 6 euros per item (card and cash accepted), restaurants and hotels along the strip, and how can you forget about the beach solicitors trying to sell whatever items they picked up to resell for the day. Since this is near a busy area, you do have people walking near the beach on the sidewalks. I felt pretty safe, but was also cautious of my personal belongings.

[The Strip] This…read moreis the main strip chalk full of resorts and clubs synonymous to waikiki beach in hawaii or miami beach. As far as beach quality goes, the sand is a tad rocky and covered in kelp. The water quality is okay but there are far better options around the island. This is one you'd visit purely out of convenience - I wouldn't go out of my way to see.

With its broad pavements and shiny restaurants adorned with signs sponsored by Coca Cola, there's…read morenothing rustic or especially Spanish about Figueretas. But there's good food to be hadAndalucian Gazpacho (at 'ALL Restaurant' on the beach front) is my pick of the bunch, with it's fresh twang of the ripest tomatoes packed with a vitamin left hookalthough Big Dave assured me the grilled fish is as close to Omega 3 heaven as you can get without burgling a Holland and Barrett warehouse. As hi-octane it gets is a lazy-assed, flouncey volleyball game played by people who are quite possible still asleep, which makes the beach a good chill out option for getting away from the parched bustle of Ibiza town and notching up some decent, undisturbed flopping time in the powdery sand. Although for some, 'flopping time' is a bit too literal for comfort 3.08pm. I'm sitting on the beach, minding everyone's business, engaged in a slumbering bout of people watching - when something catches the corner of my eye. Please don't do it. Please don't do it. Please. Don't. Do. It. Oh blimey, oh for the love of sweet babyoh no, oh cripes, she's done it. The lady must be in her seventies. It's a sight that could be equated to being jabbed in the eyeballs with grissini. When she un-pops the fastener on that bra, out tumble two disparately proportioned piles of wrinkled leathery bosom matter; like a couple of those slinky things that go down the stairs, but made of elderly flesh - unraveling in rice puddingy lumps, down towards her knees. On Figueretas beach, there are nudes. Antique nudes. I'm sure for them and their over-burdened underwear, it's delightfully liberating - to feel the wind aerating the innards and outards of their nethers - but for me it's perturbing enough to put me off my ice cream. What you don't want on a beach holiday is to be worried that your Solero is about to reappear all over the place. Poor Big Dave had to go up to the room to have a lay down, it affected him so badly. He said it's his 'Nam. (Or did he say it's his Nan?) If you can overt your eyes from Leather World, and think of anything but England, you'll be just fine, squinting a relaxed eye on that yacht over there, or watching the gentle waves claw at the beach's edge with a hissy drawl as gulls swoop and swoon in friendly gusts in a fresh blue backdrop of glorious summer sky. Breathe deeply, this is the life

The restaurant is a great place during the winter, as soon as the summer season kicks off in May…read morethey rise the prices, lowers their service standards. Food is average, nothing special for Ibiza. Will NOT recommend this place!