Port de ses Caletes
Sant Joan de Labritja · Ibiza
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The beach
Port de ses Caletes is a cove of boulder stone and rocks located close to Ses Caletes housing development in the northwest of the island of Ibiza. It is a quiet and uncrowded place.
Notes
Lovely cove recently affected by a fire on the surrounding area. The parking is the cove itself.
Restaurants
Nearby restaurants NO RESTAURANTS CLOSE TO THIS AREA
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What this beach has
Photos of Port de ses Caletes
How to get there
- 1From Sant Joan de Labritja
Leave Sant Joan de Labritja towards Sant Vicent de sa Cala along the PM-811 road. Move about 6 km forward.
- 2Go past Sant Vicent de sa Cala
On the PM-811 road we will see two left detours indicating Sant Vicent de sa Cala, we won't take them, we will continue up to a tiny bridge ( we must be vigilant)
- 3Small bridge
Just past the bridge we will see a paved road to the left without signalling any cove. We will follow it.
- 4Two forks
Along this paved road we will see a fork and we will continue by the one on the left. Then we will see another fork where a restaurant is signposted and we will continue along the one on the right.
- 5Continue along the paved path
After leaving the restaurant behind, we will continue along the paved road ignoring any diversion until we find painted on the asphalt a prohibition to a private property.
- 6Two metres before take the former detour
Once we see the indication of 'Propiedad privada' (private property) painted on the asphalt, we must move two metres backwards and take the former detour to the left. This road cuts through the forest and leads to the cove of our interest.
Where it is
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About Sant Joan de Labritja
Sant Joan de Labritja is a municipality located in the northern Ibiza. It has an extension of 121 km and a population of 5,500 inhabitants distributed in four parrishes: Sant Joan, Sant Miquel, Sant Vicent and Sant Llorenç. Each parrish is divided in turn in 'vendes', neighbourhood associations. The inhabitants in Sant Joan do not tend to cluster in urban nuclei, they own single family dwellings, that is why the nuclei are so small.
