Cala San Vicent, beach in Spain
Cala San Vicent is an urban beach with golden sand located in Sant Joan de Labritja on Ibiza. The water is shallow and clear, the cove feels compact and well-protected, offering a straightforward swimming spot.
The cove was originally a quiet spot on Ibiza's northern coast shaped by fishing traditions. It later developed into a popular beach for locals and travelers seeking less crowded alternatives.
The beach is named after Saint Vincent and serves as a gathering place for both locals and visitors seeking a quieter side of Ibiza. The cove has developed as a spot where residents and travelers naturally meet in an easygoing setting.
The beach is easy to reach from the village of Sant Joan de Labritja and has enough space for several hours of swimming without overcrowding. Visitors should arrive early or travel outside peak season to enjoy the experience most fully.
Despite being near tourist-filled Ibiza, this beach retains a local feel and appeals to travelers who deliberately avoid the famous hotspots. Its small size means it can feel almost private on quiet days.
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