Cala Albarca is a rocky cove that’s hard to reach, 3 km from Sant Mateu d’Albarca in the municipality of Sant Antoni. The car park holds only 15 vehicles, after which there’s an unmarked, steeply sloping path.
We recommend wearing shoes both for the hike and for bathing. It’s well worth the visit, but involves a long, roughly 25-minute walk down a slope.
Available
✓ Rocks
✓ Parking
✓ Fishing Allowed
✓ Hiking Trails
Not available
✗ Sand
✗ Pebbles
✗ Blue Flag
✗ Showers
✗ Lifeguard
✗ Toilets
✗ Kiosk / Beach Bar
✗ Water Sports Zone
✗ Nudist Beach
✗ Wheelchair Access
✗ Restaurants
✗ Playground
✗ Camping Allowed
✗ Recommended for Diving
✗ Jetty
✗ Pets Allowed
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Photo: yashima’s photostream from Cala d’Albarca, Ibiza, Spain, via Wikimedia Commons