Sant Francesc de s'Estany - all beaches

If you're searching for a Caribbean-themed beach in Europe, you won't have to look any further. But, be sure to pack your own food and beverages, and consider renting a bike to make the trek from the ferry pier more manageable.

The beach was a real gem - the water was so clear you could practically see your own reflection! It was a bit of a trek to get there, but totally worth it in the end.

Beautiful, but the pine forest nearby is full of mosquitoes and hungry flies, making it a less than ideal experience. However, the beach does have a pristine, untouched area known as the Virgin Beach, where there are no amenities, so if you're looking for a more secluded experience, this is the place to go.

There's nothing particularly noteworthy about this beach. It lacks amenities for individual swimmers and is located far away and inconveniently. The quality of the water varies depending on the day.

This remote beach is located in Ibiza, reached by driving through the salt production fields. The beach itself is stunning, with a narrow strip of golden-hued sand, rolling blue waves, and sand dunes in the background. It is said to be a designated gay beach, though we didn't see any evidence of it while we were there. There are only a few facilities, including one or two restaurants, one of which is quite pricey. Despite Google's description of it as a nudist beach, we only saw people topless, so we kept our bottoms on. A notable feature is that there was a lifeguard on duty. If you have a car, this beach is worth a visit, but make sure to bring some supplies. If you need to use the restroom, the ocean is the only option!

This beach is worth a visit. The drive off-road is worth the effort, as it's one of Ibiza's most breathtaking locations. Make sure to add it to your itinerary!