After driving through the fragrant pine forest, Cala de Boix is yet another beautiful example of Ibiza’s picturesque eastern coastline.

Arriving at Cala Carbo evokes an instant feeling of being on vacation – whether you’re on holiday or merely on your lunch break.

The charming, more enclosed of the beaches of Ibiza.

Surrounded by gorgeous scenery, including sand dunes and rocky cliffs behind the beach.

Although it’s a relatively small bay, first impressions are monumental.

The arc-shaped golden beach boasts uninterrupted front row seats to one of Ibiza’s most beautiful natural spectacles.

Secluded Ibiza beach, with its golden sand and crystal-clear waters.

Surrounded by plenty of shady trees, rocky headland and a golden patch of sand extending all the way back to the chiringuito.

Striking turquoise water sparkles beneath the horizon, surrounded by gorgeous pine forests and rich.

This pretty little contoured beach with white sand is located within a fragrant valley of pine trees.

Surrounded by an amazing pine forest, the 360-degree view from the sand is postcard perfect and the tranquil waters are shallow, crystal clear and safe.

This sweet little cove is surrounded by cliffs and is one of the tiniest beaches in Ibiza.

Declared a ‘natural’ beach by the town of San Jose.

One of the only beaches in Ibiza that can actually lay claim to providing conditions good enough to surf.

Searching for your own little slice of paradise? Refreshingly untouched.

Sparkling, transparent waters are surrounded by a mass of fragrant pine trees, while soft golden sand sits beside red, rocky coastline.

At the foot of a pine forest, Cala Salada is one of the most beautiful and rustic beaches in Ibiza.

The (potentially sweaty) result is well worth it, when you arrive at the smaller, quieter beach with amazing snorkeling opportunities.

A long, crescent-moon shaped beach made up of golden sand, crystal waters and a palm-tree lined promenade peppered with resort-style eateries and hotels.

One of Ibiza’s most magnificent resorts, Ibiza beach Cala Tarida is the longest and widest beach of fine white sand on the island’s west coast.

As you wind your way down the hill into the quaint resort town, you’ll see the beach emerge with pretty turquoise green waters at the shallow, calm end.

The picturesque bay boasts crystal clear water and a small beach – you’ll feel as though you’ve stumbled onto your very own private patch of Ibiza.

A tiny, horseshoe shaped bay surrounded by rustic fishing huts and crystal clear water.

From the dark blue of the sea beside the rocks to the white foam of the waves gently breaking on the shore, it is picturesque and extremely popular due to its close proximity to Ibiza Town.

Situated directly under the fly path to Ibiza’s airport, meaning you can watch planes full of tourists coming into land from the tranquility of this surprisingly almost deserted beach.

The soft white sand and crystal clear shallow waters make it a fab choice for families, while snorkeling enthusiasts will rejoice in the nooks and crannies offshore.

Silence is golden! The clear blue water is perfect for swimming and snorkeling.

As you’re driving down the dirt track, the view of the surrounding cliffs.

The closest beach to Ibiza’s town centre and old town.

Quite possibly one of the most iconic of all Ibiza beaches.

Clocking in at three kilometres long, Playa d’en Bossa is Ibiza’s longest beach and also one of it’s most famous.

Perfect for a lazy afternoon picnic, or a chilled out day on the beach or just ideal if you want a quick lunchtime dip in the sea.

Blessed with the Caribbean-esque, calm turquoise waters the west of the island.

With three beaches making up the area – S’Arenal Gros, S’Arenal Petit and Playa Porto – it seems just one day at the northern haven of Portinatx is never enough!

The quiet, idyllic beach of Canal d’en Marti is a pebble-and-sand strewn inlet in the shape of a horseshoe.

One of the most breathtaking sights to behold in Ibiza.

A tiny secluded cove surrounded by rocky cliffs and lush green foliage.

Just a few metres long and surrounded by gentle, red cliffs and pine forest, it’s ideal for those seeking rest and relaxation away from bigger beaches, as well as for adventurers and snorkelers who want to check out the local fauna and fish.

To discover this hidden paradise, enter along a wooden walkway between two rustic, red cliffs – it literally feels like stepping into another world.

A sleepy little resort style beach on the north coast of the island.

Fun in the sun is what this beach is all about, whether swimming, water sports or simply sunbathing.

The unique rising seabed and bizarre rock formations also make some parts of the beach also very suitable for snorkeling.

The Mediterranean Sea and the pebbly beach making it one of the most beautiful beaches in Ibiza.

The long wooden promenade that runs the length of the golden shore is peppered with restaurants and beach bars, making it a great place to set up for either a day on the beach or just a quick lunchtime snack.