Cala Vedella

South Ibiza


One of Ibiza's most sheltered, attractive bays, cliff-framed Cala Vedella lies at the rear of a deep inlet. It's an upmarket resort perfect for families, with a powdery white-sand beach, shallow water, several restaurants, a dive school, SUP outlets and sunbeds. Dotted around are low-rise hotels, hillside villas and yachts gracing the turquoise sea.

Bus L26 runs to/from Ibiza Town (€2.90, 45 minutes) four times daily mid-May to mid-October via Sant Josep.


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