Cala Llonga, Blue Flag beach in Santa Eulària des Riu, Spain
Cala Llonga is a sandy beach along the Ibizan coast that sits sheltered between tall pine-covered hills in a natural cove formation. The roughly 200-meter beach spans about 90 meters in width and provides protected waters ideal for swimming and water activities.
This beach transformed from a quiet, isolated cove into a popular destination starting in the 1960s as tourism expanded across Ibiza. The growth during these decades shaped it into the welcoming shore visitors see today.
The beach draws people from around the world who gather at waterside restaurants where menus reflect many languages and culinary traditions. You can sense this international character in the mix of dining options and conversations happening along the shore.
The beach offers loungers, showers, wooden walkways, and special equipment for visitors with mobility challenges. The gradual slope into the water means you'll need to walk quite far out before reaching deeper sections.
The water stays shallow for a long distance, so swimmers must wade quite far before reaching deeper areas. This unusual underwater slope creates a special swimming experience, particularly for families and cautious swimmers.
Location: Santa Eulària des Riu
Length: 200 m
Width: 90 m
GPS coordinates: 38.95280,1.52000
Latest update: December 6, 2025 17:43
Ibiza showcases a Mediterranean heritage that extends far beyond its reputation for partying. The island features Dalt Vila, a fortified medieval quarter from the 16th century, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, with a Gothic cathedral and a castle overlooking the port. The coastline alternates between protected coves like Cala Saladeta, nestled among limestone rocks and pine forests, and larger beaches such as Cala Tarida, stretching over 900 meters. Offshore, the islet of Es Vedra rises from the sea at an elevation of 1,253 feet (382 meters), creating a nature reserve home to falcons and wild goats. The shoreline reveals preserved bays with Mediterranean pines descending to white sand. Cala Comte includes three distinct coves framed by rocky formations, while Cala Bassa provides easy access via parking and seaside amenities. The Punta Arabí market, established in 1973, has brought together local artisans and creators for half a century, offering textiles, jewelry, and decorative objects. An island that combines history, nature, and local life away from nightlife scenes.
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