Port de Sant Miquel - all beaches

I had an amazing time at Portinatx Beach in Spain. It's so beautiful and peaceful. The hotel is top-notch and the beaches are simply stunning. If you found these photos helpful, please give them a like so I know.

That place in the North of Ibiza has been the same for years. The seafood restaurant offers a wonderful view of the sea, but the guiguettes are too small. While there is a cave to explore, the walks aren't particularly enjoyable.

This stunning cove is the perfect size, with a flat beach and crystal clear waters. It's the ideal spot for a day of relaxation and fun. But be sure to get there early to make sure you get the best spot!

A secluded cove, perfect for swimming. The terrain is rocky and there is limited shade, though there are a few fisherman's huts. a 30 meter walk down a path, so it's important to wear shoes and bring plenty of water. When you get to the fork in the road, make sure to take the smaller path on the left, which looks like it goes upwards, and ignore the yellow arrow which points the wrong way.

This beach near Portinatx is the perfect spot to escape the hustle and bustle of the typical beach scene. The rocky limestone cove offers a serene atmosphere, and the clear water is teeming with marine life. Plus, the sand here is a unique gray shell, making it truly one-of-a-kind. It's an ideal place to relax and unwind.

We visited Anchorage beach and the water was incredibly clear for up to 200 yards. There was a stone wall with wooden pegs to tie up your dinghy, but the swell made it difficult to dock. The beach bar sold food and drinks, and they also had lawn chairs and boards available to rent. We didn't take advantage of the rentals, but it would be a great way to explore the bay. The beach was mostly stone, and there was parking available near the restaurant and inn. All in all, it's a beautiful spot and definitely worth a visit.