Practical information about Cala Bassa Beach

Cala Bassa is one of the most beautiful beaches in Ibiza. It is a long, sandy bay with crystal clear waters. A pine forest surrounds the beach. The advantage of this place is that there are no large hotels in the area. It is a very friendly place for families with children. The sea descent is sandy and easy.

How to get to Cala Bassa beach?

• by car, scooter, quad, or buggy (you can park in a large paid car park)

• by bus L7 from San Antonio bus station

•  by ferry from the port of San Antonio. Ticket price is 12€ per person both ways. (I recommend this option) 

Restaurants on Cala Bassa beach

• Cala Bassa Beach Club. There is a CBBC located on the Cala Bassa beach. Here you can rent a deck chair, have lunch in one of the restaurants and enjoy a relaxing massage. The prices here are quite high and you need to make an advance reservation. Below I’ve uploaded photos of the price list from one of the CBBC restaurants.

• Snack bar CBBC. On the left side of the beach there is a snack bar on the rocks where you can buy yourself a sandwich, fast food or salad and the prices are quite pleasant 

Infrastructure on Cala Bassa beach

• The beach offers free toilets and showers available to everyone.

• All deckchairs on the beach belong to the CBBC beach club and prices for a deckchair for two people start from 180€ upwards. Be sure to make reservations in advance.

Water sports at Cala Bassa beach

There is a water scooter rental centre on Cala Bassa beach and paddle surf boards can be rented. Link to water sports website

Private Boat Trips to Cala Bassa Beach

One of the best ways to experience Ibiza’s coastline is by booking a Boat Hire with Skipper, which lets you relax while a professional captain guides you along the island’s stunning western shore. From the sea, you can admire hidden coves, crystal-clear waters, and stop at beautiful spots like Cala Bassa to swim, snorkel, try paddle boarding, or even organize a picnic on board. Many routes also include a visit to nearby Cala Comte, famous for its turquoise water and panoramic views. To make the experience unforgettable, you can time your trip to end with sunset drinks near the iconic Café Mambo. Boats are available for both half-day and full-day charters, making it easy to tailor the trip to your schedule.

To sum up

• One of the top beaches in Ibiza 
• ideal for kids – sandy shore without rocks
• in high season always crowded, best to arrive in the morning to find a place to towel off.
• Crystal clear water, I recommend to do snorkeling here
• you will definitely take the best profile picture on FB here