Situated in the north of the island, Portinatx is a beautiful cove which, despite being very urbanised, still retains some of its natural charm at the beach. The beach is made up of golden sand and very clear waters with turquoise reflections mixed with some seaweed

This is an enclave with a markedly maritime flavour, with a small group of typical boathouses at one end. This small cove, surrounded by gentle cliffs, is the ideal place to escape from the hustle and bustle and relax lying on its warm sands. Walking along its coastline you will find beautiful places among the rocks where you can enjoy more privacy. Under the nearby pine forest there is a restaurant where you can taste the delicious local cuisine.

Located in a unique environment, surrounded by cliffs and vegetation, at the end of a winding road we find this small cove with transparent and serene waters that invite you to swim. A small beach bar and several boathouses complete the complex. A short swim away is a lonely little cove, a paradise for lovers of solitude.

As in other areas of the island, the unique beauty of the surroundings has favoured the creation of a privileged tourist centre, hotels, restaurants and shops that emerge from the sand just a few metres from the enormous natural pool that this beautiful cove constitutes. From the nearby promontories you can enjoy unforgettable panoramic views. Take the opportunity to visit the Punic Sanctuary of sa Cova des Culleram; the panoramic view from there is unbeatable.

With the natural beauty characteristic of the coves in the north of the island, this peaceful enclave invites you to relax. Hiking enthusiasts can walk around and enjoy the magnificent views of the area. If you have the opportunity, go along the coast on board a boat and discover the nearby coves with many places to swim and sunbathe.

Around Port de Sant Miquel, an important tourist enclave has been built that enjoys the magnificent sand that extends at its feet. It is a family beach that offers the necessary services to enjoy all its possibilities. Ideal for water sports, it has good restaurants where you can taste the best of the Pitiusa cuisine. Don't forget to visit the Cove of Can Marça.

This long beach is sheltered by steep cliffs that hide the sun earlier than other beaches and is very exposed to strong eastern winds. Despite being a nudist beach, it is very familiar and crowded. Its horizon is flanked by sa Punta Grossa to the north and the island of Tagomago to the south. Impressive views.

This beach stands out for serving as a link between the island of des Bosc and the island of Ibiza. Due to this singular circumstance, it has two slopes, one facing south-east, looking at the nearby Port de Sant Miquel, and the other, facing north-west, towards the open sea. The interior slope is usually the most popular due to its calm and clean waters. It has a small beach bar and access is somewhat complicated.

Known by the veteran local fishermen as Port de Benirrás because of its closed bay structure, protected from strong winds, it is located in a natural spot of singular beauty and has a leafy forest through which snaking paths will delight the fans of this discipline. A wide range of cuisine and the presence of the nearby islet of Cap Bernat make this a truly special place.

Another option to escape from the most crowded beaches and enjoy the placidity of its natural environment. Lovers of snorkelling will enjoy the richness of the underwater fauna and flora that live in its crystal-clear waters. Take the opportunity to taste some of our seafood in the small beach bar and walk along the paths that run through the surrounding vegetation.