Sa Caleta Phoenician Settlement
Jaciment fenici de sa Caleta
An 8th-century BC Phoenician settlement on a headland, part of the World Heritage site, beside a small bay with red rock cliffs.
The Sa Caleta site lies on a small headland on the south coast of Ibiza. It was one of the earliest Phoenician settlements on the island, founded at the end of the 8th century BC, and about half a century later its residents moved to the location of present-day Ibiza Town. Remaining stone foundations of houses, streets and hearths are fenced off and have interpretive signs, and the site is included in the Ibiza World Heritage listing. Entry is free, and you can view it from the perimeter path. Nearby Sa Caleta Bay has red sandstone cliffs and seafood restaurants, making it a good place for lunch and a swim after the visit.
Opening hours
All day (exterior viewing)
Nearby sights
- Ses Salines Natural Park & Beach
- Platja d'en Bossa
- Torre des Savinar
- Puig des Molins Necropolis
- Cala d'Hort
- Amnesia Ibiza
- Dalt Vila
- Ibiza Cathedral