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Ibiza…the white isle… a magical island is how it is frequently described. Ibiza is the master of reinvention and truly caters for the whole spectrum of visitors no matter what age or cultural background. If you are looking for the World Heritage Sites, undiscovered bays with crystal clear waters with sugar white sand, unique architecture that has stood for a Millennia or the modern unreserved hedonism – welcome to Ibiza.

The supersticious beauty of Es Vedra… this rocky, pointed rock formation that sits off the southwest coast of Ibiza, by the little beach resort Cala dดHort, is actually the mysterious and striking island of Es Vedra . A lot of people know Es Vedra as being the big rock on sunset postcards from Ibiza, but few actually visit and fewer know of the mystery and superstition that pad out the island’s history.

Standing at approximately 380 metres tall and made of limestone, Es Vedra can be spied from many parts of Ibiza. � There are many myths and legends that surround the island, along with reported sightings of UFOดs and fisherman have been discouraged from the area due to, motor yacht charter
, circles of light emerging from the sea. It was, and supposedly remains, the holy island of Tanit, Ibiza’s Carthaginian Goddess of Love, the Carmelite monk Don Francisco Palau, who lived alone and barefoot on the island, has reported many spiritual awakenings and encounters in his memoirs, it stepped in as the mystical island Bali Hai in the film South Pacific and it is believed to be the ดIsle of Sirensด in Odysseus’s epic. Es Vedra is stunning, and the closer you get, the more intricate formations you can make out including the smaller island of Vedranell. ?And the sunsets, well, like anywhere on Ibiza they are always mesmerising, however with Es Vedra in the frame, the photo is just a little more magical.

A beach with everything… Las Salines is one of the most popular and well known beaches on Ibiza. Resting at the southern most point of the Isle, Salines (as it is commonly known) is accessible by car, motorbike/scooter, by buses that run regularly in the warmer months (taking no more then an hour from Ibiza Town) and is a good ride on a bike as the road is bicycle friendly. Head down the road to the airport, pass through San Jordi, take the side road off to the left, which heads in the direction of the Canal, pass DC10 and if you follow the signs, keeping the salt pans on your right, you’ll get there easily enough.

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There are several restaurants lining the beach and all are packed during summer, providing water side service to those who have paid to use the countless deckchairs and umbrellas. Nothing betters sipping on a cocktail or an icy cold beer on a hot summer’s day, without having to move even one cheek! Restaurants, including the Jockey Club (which is open all year) and Sa Trinxa (with it’s small clothing store), always have the latest grooves being played by Djดs keeping the music aspect of Ibiza alive at the beach – and when the sun starts to go down, the party just continues.

The views from the sand take in the stunning island of Formentera and the crystal clear water is always dotted with incredible sailing boats, yachts and motor boats, teasing those who don’t own one, nor know somebody that does. It is a glamour beach as much as it is a family beach and, like anywhere in Ibiza, you can feel free to wear as much or as little material to cover your body as you like; however there is definitely a lot more skin on display than bikinis and board shorts. �
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