Cala Bassa
4.4 / 5 Wide sandy bay with calm shallow water in Sant Josep de sa Talaia, Ibiza
Photo: Daria, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
A wide sandy bay on the west coast of Ibiza with calm, shallow water backed by pine trees.
Practical info for Cala Bassa
| Access | Easy |
|---|---|
| Car parking | Car park nearby; busy in summer |
| Sunbeds & umbrellas | Sunbeds and umbrellas likely available; fee unconfirmed |
| Food & drink | Beach bars and restaurants nearby; not confirmed |
| Good to know | Fee unconfirmed. Verify opening and prices locally. |
Compiled from visitor guides and recent reports (October 2026). Prices, fees and rules change by season, so confirm locally before you go.
Planning your visit to Cala Bassa
Sand beaches are usually gentle underfoot and easy for swimmers and children, though they can be exposed to wind and waves, so check conditions on the day. Bring a hat and extra water, as shade can be scarce away from facilities.
Access is rated easy, so most visitors can reach the beach without a long walk or special equipment.
The usual season runs May–October. Visiting near the start or end of that window usually means fewer people, but the sea is cooler and some facilities may not be open yet or may have closed for the year.
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Frequently asked questions
When is the best time to visit Cala Bassa?
Cala Bassa is best visited May to October. The sea is typically around 24 °C in season. Go in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the busiest hours.
How do I get to Cala Bassa?
Access is rated easy. Car park nearby; may be busy in summer.
What facilities does Cala Bassa have?
Beach clubs, sunbeds and food nearby; fees unconfirmed.
Where is Cala Bassa?
Cala Bassa is in Sant Josep de sa Talaia, Ibiza (approx. coordinates 38.9691, 1.2401).
Is Cala Bassa good for children?
Access is rated easy and the beach is sandy, which usually suits families. Check water and weather conditions on the day and keep children in sight near the water.
What should I bring to Cala Bassa?
Facilities: Beach clubs, sunbeds and food nearby; fees unconfirmed. A hat and sun protection are useful. Bring water and snacks if there is no kiosk or restaurant.
Is there parking at Cala Bassa?
Car park nearby; busy in summer. Fees and rules change, so confirm locally.
Are there sunbeds at Cala Bassa?
Sunbeds and umbrellas likely available; fee unconfirmed. Prices are approximate and change by season.
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