Cala Pada is one of the raw diamonds of Ibiza. Sparkling, transparent waters are surrounded by a mass of fragrant pine trees, while soft golden sand sits beside red, rocky coastline. Brimming with Mediterranean charisma, the beach itself features a long wooden walkway stretching from the shore into the sea, like your personal path to freedom.
Location: On the east coast, between Santa Eulalia and Es Canar.
Who goes there: Cala Pada is very popular with families from the surrounding resort towns.
When to go: Escape the lunchtime hustle and bustle of Santa Eulalia by heading to Cala Pada for a break when the crowds arrive.
White-Escapes loves: Take advantage of the ferries to view the beautiful coastline from the water or for those with the Stamina, an even more enjoyable way to reach Cala Pada is on foot, whether from Santa Eulalia or Es Canar – around an hour long beautiful beach walk in total.