Gold-tinged and glorious
Cala Llenya Beach, we’re talking about you! Backed by pine trees, this sparkling sandy stretch has ‘beach day’ etched all over it, so bagsy your spot or hire a lounger and parasol. There’s a range of waters ports on offer, and paddlers might find there’s the odd rock on the seabed!
Head north
Around 25km north of Cala Llenya and balancing on Ibiza’s northern tip is picturesque Portinatx. Sundays are market days here, so follow the sound of bongo drums (no, seriously!) and you’ll soon stumble upon the crafty stalls. It’s close to the main beach and kicks off at around 5pm.
Is Cala Llenya suitable for families?
Yes, the beach’s soft sand and gentle slope into the sea make it ideal for children. There are amenities nearby, including sunbeds, parasols, and casual beach cafés, which make family visits convenient.
What makes Cala Llenya beach special?
Cala Llenya is known for its wide, sandy beach, shallow waters, and family-friendly atmosphere. It is surrounded by pine forests and offers a more relaxed and peaceful vibe compared to Ibiza’s busier resorts.
When is the best time to visit Cala Llenya?
The beach is enjoyable from late spring to early autumn, but July and August are the busiest months. For a quieter experience with good weather, May, June, September, and early October are ideal.
Are there walking trails near Cala Llenya?
Yes, the surrounding pine forests and coastal paths are excellent for walking. Nearby routes connect to other coves and villages in the area, offering scenic views across the sea.
Does Cala Llenya host any events or markets?
One of the highlights is the popular Sunday market at nearby San Carlos (Las Dalias), just a short drive inland. It’s famous for its bohemian atmosphere, artisan crafts, and live music.
