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A small fishing cove on the south-west coast of Ibiza, with traditional boathouses and a shingle beach. No beach bar, so bring your own food and drink.




Beach · Sant Josep de sa Talaia
A small pebble and rock cove on Ibiza’s south coast near Porroig, with deep, clear water, a single fish restaurant and a car park at the end of the road.
On Ibiza’s south coast, near Porroig in the municipality of Sant Josep de sa Talaia, lies the small cove of Es Torrent. The beach is made up of pebbles and rocks, and the water is clear and deep. Golden cliffs rise behind the cove.
There’s one restaurant on the beach, serving mainly fish and seafood. Otherwise, the cove is largely undeveloped. This is a place for a swim and lunch by the sea rather than a whole day stretched out on a towel.
Don’t mix up the names: Es Torrent is not the same place as Port des Torrent. That’s a sandy beach on the west coast, at the end of the road around the bay of Sant Antoni.
From Sant Josep, drive towards Ibiza Town. After a few kilometres, on a bend, you’ll see the signposted turn-off for Porroig on the right. About halfway along that road, another signposted road branches off to the right, to Es Torrent. Follow it to the end.
At the end of the road there’s a car park, which according to the town council belongs to the restaurant. Es Torrent is just over 8 km from Sant Josep and just over 14 km from Ibiza Town. The council lists car and bike as ways to get there and doesn’t mention a bus.
The town council says nothing about showers, lifeguards or adapted access. Don’t assume they’re there.
The town council describes the water as deep, so keep children who can’t swim well close to you. No lifeguards are mentioned. Take care getting into the water, as pebbles and rocks can be slippery.
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