BeachPlatja d’en Bossa (Ibiza Town)
The northern stretch of Platja d’en Bossa, the long sandy beach just outside Ibiza Town. Fine sand, shallow water and plenty of beach bars and restaurants.





Beach · Ibiza Town
A town beach in Ibiza Town with white sand and shallow water, a promenade with places to eat and drink, wooden walkways to the sea and a swimming area for dogs.
Platja de ses Figueretes is a town beach in Ibiza Town, and it gives its name to the neighbourhood behind it. The beach starts at Es Salt de s’Ase, at the foot of Dalt Vila, and runs as far as the Es Viver district. Groynes divide it into a series of small coves.
According to Ibiza Town council, the beach is 450 metres long and 25 metres wide. The sand is white and fine. The seabed shelves very gently: 50 metres out, the water is about 1.2 metres deep. Along the edges and near the groynes, the seabed is rocky.
The beach faces east-south-east, in an enclosed bay that’s sheltered from the waves. From the sand you can see islets and rocks out at sea, such as sa Corbeta (also called Illa Negra de l’Oest) and the Illa de ses Rates.
Ses Figueretes is in town, so it’s easy to reach on foot, by bike or by public transport. If you’re driving, follow the signs. According to the council, you can park for free in the surrounding streets.
At the end of the beach, the council has set aside a stretch of about 140 metres as a swimming area for dogs. According to the council, you can use it all year round and at any time of day. It’s the stretch of coast along Carrer de Carles Roman Ferrer.
Ses Figueretes beach information from Ibiza Town council (in Spanish)
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