The Natural Park of Ses Salines is one of the essential visits in Ibiza. The exploitation of the salt mines began in Phoenician times around 600 B.C., and it was the main source of weatlh to the island for centuries. The ponds are the biggest humid zone of the island and are an example of the Mediterranean biodiversity. They are home to 178 species of plants and 210 species of birds which use this space for nesting and resting during their migrations, including flamingos. You can see the area of the ponds and the beach area of Ses Salines.

A very small village in the Southwest of the island, from where there are gorgeous views over the coast. Its urban nucleus is formed by the church and two bars, and has a special charm, as it is located on the edge of a huge cliff. Its inhabitants, as in most of the island, live scattered in the countryside.

Under the cliffs of Es Cubells and in the surroundings there are beautiful fishing coves. The village is also a good starting point to visit the Natural Park of Cala d'Hort. From the viewpoint of Cala D'Hort you have magnificent views over the imposing islets of Es Vedrá and Es Vedranell. With a correct timing, you will get to see a sunset that you will remember for a long time.

Admire the views of this beautiful area and its cristaline waters. Formed by fine, pearly sands and intense turquoise waters, Cala Conta offers an idyllic landscape that makes it one of the best beaches in Ibiza The Beaches of Conta are formed by two pleasant coves located in front of several islets that emerge to create a postcard image Cala Conta is a very popular beach, so during the summer months it is not a very quiet place. Even so, the beauty of the environment that surrounds it makes it a must-see.