Hotels near Playa d'en Bossa

At 2.9 km, Playa d'en Bossa (Platja d'en Bossa) is the longest beach on the island and it's entirely public. The southern end near the Ushuaia Hotel strip gets packed in high summer and carries inflated drinks prices; the northern section nearest the salt flats is quieter, cleaner, and just as pretty. The water is shallow, turquoise, and warm from June through October - the reason the beach is worth visiting regardless of budget.

Bring your own food from one of the Mercadona or Lidl supermarkets in Ibiza Town (roughly 1.5 km from the beach) and you'll spend next to nothing. If you want to rent a sunlounger, expect to pay 10-15 EUR for two - but the sand is public and you can lay a towel anywhere without charge.

Pro Tip: The northern end of Playa d'en Bossa, closest to the Las Salinas salt flats (Ses Salines), has noticeably fewer people than the south end. Walk 10 minutes past the last beach club and you'll find wide stretches where you can spread out without queuing for a lounger or fighting for space.