Villa San Lorenzo

Cala Llentrisca is a nearby beach that oozes peace and tranquillity. The remote pebble and sand beach is great for climbing or simply just taking in the idyllic surroundings. If you’re looking for somewhere that you can bask in a few hours of solitude, this is the place to come.

Although the sparkly blue waters look inviting, this isn’t the best swimming beach as the sea is home to jellyfish and algae so be careful! Make sure you take all that you need with you when you come to Cala Llentrisca as there are no snack bars or refreshments here, just nature. Only the gentle sounds of the ocean and the trees blowing in the sea breeze will interrupt the golden silence of this beach.

Dalt Vila is a UNESCO World Heritage Listed Site and a must-see attraction while visiting Ibiza, only a half an hour drive away from Villa San Lorenzo. The Old Town represents classic Renaissance military architecture and holds centuries of intriguing history.

The Phoenicians were the first to settle in Dalt Vila, building surrounding walls to protect against invaders. After them, the town was home to both Byzantines and Muslims who worked to rebuild the walls. In 1229, Dalt Vila was taken over by the Catalans. The walls that were once built as a means of protection, today offer glorious and awe-inspiring vistas over Ibiza that you simply can’t find from any other location.