At the foot of a pine forest, Cala Salada is a beautiful, rustic Ibiza beach that seems to have been relatively unscathed by the overdevelopment of its neighboring areas. Here, nature abounds with a small strip of sand, very few sun beds, and clean turquoise water make it a popular choice for those looking to escape the noise, hustle and bustle of San Antonio.

Location: On the island’s west coast, just past Cala Gracioneta and a short drive from San Antonio.

Who goes there: Mature couples, Ibiza locals, young Spanish families and a fair share of holidaymakers from nearby San Antonio.

When to go: Cala Salada can get pretty busy from about lunchtime onwards in the peak months of July and August, but for the rest of the season it’s relatively un-crowded and peaceful at all hours.

White-Escapes loves: Watching the sunset from the vantage point of the rocky shoreline between Cala Salada and Cala Saladita.