This is a standard beach, make sure to rent a car or scooter to visit the most beautiful beach of Ibiza such as Cala D'horts, Cala Conte. But don't expect to be the only one there :)

It was very quiet and clean. Plenty of lovely bars and restaurants on the prom. Trees to the back for shade; no need for an umbrella. The sea itself had lots of seaweed and was quite rocky but could swim over those to a less rocky and seaweed area. There was a lifeguard on duty. Watch out for the fish!

Sandy in-Town Playa Figueretas beach... a 'human-scale- string of small beaches running around a bay from the Town towards Playa D'en Bossa... with a backdrop of a nice promenade lined with cafes and restaurants... all of which was destined to be ruined by a crackpot scheme to demolish it for a 'super-highway' styled re-modelled prom that would have destroyed so... More

several small town beaches with a selection of bars, restaurants and hotels. A bit tired a grubby but popular with locals.

italian restaurant near the end of the strip- also nice to take a walk near the beach

Just a short walk from our hotel, so we visited here day and night. Quieter than Playa den Bossa, but with a large choice or bars and restaurants. Great for an evening stroll.

A bit average, not a lot for kids per se. Plenty of eateries but some can be very pricy. Somehow seems a bit dated and lacking. Playa den Bossa has taken over the market a bit more away from here.

This beach is lovely, with a relaxed vibe and a pretty market at one end. There is also a fantastic tapas restaurant called Home Loos just next to the beach, owned by the "Danish Crocodile Dundee" - very friendly & great food.

Magnus restaurant on the beach lovely food little pricey but you get lots of it. Nice beach good shopping.