Platja d'en Bossa, Beach resort in Sant Josep de sa Talaia, Spain.

Platja d'en Bossa is a 2.7 km beach in Sant Josep de sa Talaia, about 3 km south of Ibiza Town and 3.2 km from the airport. Its fine white sand is 20 to 30 m wide, and the water stays shallow: about half a metre at 25 m out and one metre at 50 m. The bay faces east and is exposed to strong onshore winds, which surfers use. Large hotel complexes, restaurants, shops and both low and high-rise buildings line the shore.

Space Ibiza opened in 1987 in a former conference and exhibition centre that had failed and was sold. In the early 1990s its DJs moved their sessions onto the open-air terrace beside the club, starting the after-hours parties the resort is known for. Ushuaïa later became the area's other main music venue, hosting BBC Radio 1 events.

Space Ibiza opened in 1987 in a former conference and exhibition centre. In the early 1990s its DJs moved their sessions onto the open-air terrace, starting the after-hours parties that continue today. Carl Cox, Paul Oakenfold, Sasha, Erick Morillo and Danny Tenaglia played there before its 2016 closure. Ushuaïa now hosts events, including BBC Radio 1 broadcasts.

The beach is 2.7 km long with sand 20 to 30 m wide; the water stays shallow, about half a metre deep 25 m out and one metre at 50 m. It is an open bay facing east, exposed to strong offshore winds, which surfers use. It can be reached by car, bicycle or bus from Ibiza Town, about 4 km away.

At the beach's end stands the Torre de la Sal Rossa, a well-preserved defensive tower. The bay opens east and takes strong winds that blow from sea to land, which surfers value. The sand is fine and white, 20 to 30 m wide, and the water stays shallow: about half a metre at 25 m out and one metre at 50 m.