Sant Antoni

Sant Antoni offers everything from spectacular coves to historic sites and unforgettable scenery. Here are five must-sees to make the most of your visit: 

1. Swim at Cala Gració and Cala Gracioneta: Just a few minutes from the center of Sant Antoni, Cala Gració is a cove with turquoise waters surrounded by nature. Ideal for swimming or snorkeling, this beach stands out for its tranquility and beauty. From there, a short walk takes you to Cala Gracioneta, its smaller sister, with a special charm of its own. 

2. Stroll through the port and along the seafront promenade: Sant Antoni’s harbor is a lively spot. Walk along the seafront promenade, explore local shops, and enjoy the gastronomy at one of the waterfront restaurants. 

Along the same promenade, visit Sa Punta des Molí, a cultural space that reflects Ibiza’s traditions. The complex includes a restored windmill, a cistern, and an auditorium hosting exhibitions—all in a peaceful area facing the Mediterranean. 

3. Visit Cap Blanc Aquarium: Situated in an old natural cave, this aquarium offers a unique experience to discover Ibiza’s marine life. From turtles to native fish, it provides an educational and fascinating view of the local marine ecosystem. Off-season hours vary, so check their website before planning your visit. 

4. Discover the Botánico Biotecnológico: This unique botanical garden combines nature and science to showcase Ibiza’s native plants and their sustainable uses. Strolling along its paths offers an opportunity to learn about the island’s biodiversity and the importance of its conservation. It also has guided tours explaining biotechnological projects and their application to environmental care. 

5. Watch the sunset at Café del Mar: Sant Antoni is famous for its sunsets, and enjoying this spectacle from the iconic bars on the Sunset Strip—like Café del Mar or Mambo—is a must. Relax with chill-out music as the sun sinks into the Mediterranean. 

Where to park 

You’ll find both free and paid parking options in Sant Antoni’s center and near the promenade. If you plan to visit Cala Gració or Cala Gracioneta, bear in mind that parking next to the coves is limited, especially in high season. However, as they are only about a 20-minute walk from Sant Antoni’s center, walking there is a convenient option to enjoy the stroll.