Portinatx, North Ibiza
Most northerly point of the island and popular beach resort
The most northerly point of Ibiza is the town of Portinatx, 29km north of Ibiza Town. In a bid to attract tourists, the area has become quite developed.
There are three lovely beaches in the area, these can get quite busy during summer and you will find plenty to do including water sports. There are a wide choice of restaurants although not particularly Spanish in essence. This is very much a resort for package tourists and families, a place for convenience, activities and comfort all in one.
Beaches in Portinatx
The beaches here have shallow waters stretching out for some distance, making them ideal for families with children. With plenty of waterspouts on offer and the perfect surrounding waters for snorkelling and diving there is something for everyone here.
Further south on the coast line lies the beach of Cala Xarraca, smaller and more secluded bay that offers a calmer atmosphere, turquoise waters and natural mud baths.
Beaches in Ibiza
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Portinatx Beach
Located <1 km away
Portinatx is the most northern beach resort on the island, and very popular with families.
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Cala Xarraca Beach
Located 1.9 km away
Located near the most northern part of the island, close to Portinatx, is the golden sandy bay of Cala Xarraca.
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Benirras Beach, North West Ibiza
Located 5.7 km away
A beautiful golden pebbly sand beach popular with families, hippies and the tight knit residents of Ibiza's northern community.
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Calo des Moltons and Es Pas de S’Illa de Bosc Beaches, San Miguel
Located 7.0 km away
Located near Port de Sant Miquel, and only accessible on foot, these two secluded coves boast crystalline waters and are perfect for snorkelling.
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Puerto de San Miguel Beach
Located 7.2 km away
Just 5km north of the lovely traditional fishing village of San Miguel is the beach resort favoured by UK and German holiday makers, in particular families with children.
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Cala San Vicente Beach, North East Ibiza
Located 7.7 km away
The golden sandy bay of Cala Vicente is a 380m long stretch of natural beauty and golden sand.
Things to do in Portinatx
The countryside and remoteness of Portinatx is one of its main attractions, with its dense forest and lots of lovely coastal trails to tackle it's a great place for the more adventurous traveller.
If you’re up for a challenge, pull on your hiking boots and take on the 10km cliff walk from Portinatx to Punta de Xarraca. It’s one of the trickiest on the island but worth it for the views.
Nightlife in Portinatx
Although it's not known for its clubbing night life and has no super clubs, there are still plenty of bars and restaurants on offer to give you a great night out.
Kids are welcome more or less everywhere you go, so it means you don't have to miss out on a night out. Most bars are fairly laid back, although there are certainly a few who will stay open late with a dance DJ on certain nights...make sure you check local fliers for details of any special events.
