Calo Des S'Olli

This little beach can be found a few kilometres to the east of San Antonio. The easiest way to get there is by jumping on the Port d'Es Torrent bus, which will stop just a few yards from the beach. It's a more natural beach than many on the island, which considering it's so close to civilisation, makes this one something of a treasure. The ubiquitous umbrellas and sunshades are not in evidence here, so you'll have to bring your own camping equipment. There is a restaurant, however, so at least you're guaranteed a meal or a cold drink when you need one.

One interesting feature is the stone tower at the rear of the beach, its design based upon the Ibizan pirate towers of old, known as the 'Torre de Kumharas'.

The swimming here is good, and the sand doesn't stretch out underwater for ever like a number of other beaches, instead turning quickly to rock and plants.

One of the main reasons to visit this beach, however, is not the peace and quiet, but quite the reverse. Apart from the alternative music at the beach restaurant, there are travelling drummers, jugglers and fire-eaters to keep the family entertained towards sunset and beyond. It retains a terrific atmosphere for such a hidden away and too-often overlooked stretch of sand. Check out Kumharas


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Stats

150m long
40m wide to sea.
Light tanned coloured sand
Beach faces North
Good for seeing Sunset

Average water tempratures

Jan 10ºC
Feb 10ºC
Mar 12ºC
April 15ºC
May 18ºC
June 21ºC
July, August and September 26ºC October 24ºC
November 18ºC
December 14ºC sometimes lower

Activities

Snorkeling, Photography, Swimming, Pedalos

Ferry

No ferries from this beach.

Shops, Supermarkets

No shops or supermarkets is this area, the beach does have a few restaurants for refreshments and food.

Nearest Town/Resort

San Antonio Bay

Nearest Accommodation

Hotels in San Antonio Bay

Apartments in San Antonio Bay

Rating by Ibiza holidays

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Your Safety

Dont swim out too far from the beach.
Beware if rip currents! Rip currents are powerful currents of water moving away from shore. Most beaches on Ibiza are fairly calm and rip current free but bad weather can change that!

Some beaches have rocks! We advise you to becareful when jumping of diving into the sea. Look first!

Its Hot
The sun can be very hot in summer months and its important to shade young children and babies. Also fair skinned people should be careful.Sun Safety

Cool Kids

Wear waterproof sandles. Great for children who want to look around the rocks to catch crabs and fish.
Diving mask for snorkeling!

Wildlife

Jellyfish and sea urchins are the only real threats in the Mediteareanm sea.And they are not life threating in anyway, but you can epect a nasty sting from a jellyfish .Niether sharks or whales swim around these Islands.

Valuables
Leave your valuables in the hotel safe. Please read Safety

Look after your eyes
Wear sunglasses, the sun is very bright and emits strong Ultraviolet light. Please read Sunglasses

Facilities / Amenties