Ses Salines Natural Park & Beach
Parc Natural de ses Salines
Ancient salt pans and wetlands that form part of a World Heritage Site, with pink salt lagoons, flamingos and one of Ibiza's trendiest long sandy beaches.
Ses Salines Natural Park covers the southern tip of Ibiza and the northern part of Formentera. Its salt pans have been worked since the Phoenician period and remain in use today. The wetlands are a stopover for migratory birds such as flamingos, and the Posidonia seagrass meadows offshore are the core reason for the World Heritage listing. Ses Salines Beach is a white sand beach about 1 km long, lined with famous beach clubs such as Sa Trinxa, giving it a stylish atmosphere. The neighbouring Cavallet beach is quieter. Parking in summer costs money and fills up early, so consider the bus from near the airport. Do not trample the dunes within the protected area.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Platja d'en Bossa
- Sa Caleta Phoenician Settlement
- Puig des Molins Necropolis
- Ibiza Cathedral
- Dalt Vila
- La Marina & Sa Penya
- Formentera & Ses Illetes Beach
- Pacha Ibiza