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S’Estanyol

Secluded cove next to Jesus with a fun chiringuito

Velero fondeado en la playa de S'Estanyol, en Jesús (Ibiza) Photo: Xescu Prats
Casetas varadero en la orilla izquierda de la playa de S'Estanyol, en Jesús Photo: Xescu Prats
Una pareja contempla el atardecer en la playa de S'Estanyol (Jesús) Photo: Xescu Prats
Casetas varadero en la playa de S'Estanyol (Jesús) Photo: Xescu Prats

Distance: 4 km from Ibiza

Remote and sheltered beach –surrounded by woods- with a sand area to lay the towel and a row of fishing huts on one side. This coastal site is located in the mouth of the stream called Sa Font. The name of the beach comes from the Spanish word pond, and it was called like that because years ago the stream used to create a marsh arriving in the sea. On the right of the shore, few metres away from the sea, there are still the remainders of a well.

There is an old pier that stretches from the shore, and a chiringuito with a hippy air, where night parties are often organised.