Top 17 Caves イビサでの

灯台の脇に洞窟への入り口があります。

The cave of sa Punta des Forn (or Cova des Forn or also called ‘la cuava inclinada’) is formed by the force of the seawater and the ravages of time: they look like enormous ‘folds’ in the rocks, with a large, slanted opening. An impressive whole and especially because from here you also have a sensational view of the abandoned lighthouse Faro de sa Punta Grossa.

Riding a bike through here is amazing.

The tunnel is easily passable but clearly now and then more rocks have fallen down from the ceiling over the years. It is clearly not maintained at all. Once through, the rocky beach can only be reached by climbing down on very unstable terrain

Great little unspoilt cave in the far northeast of Ibiza. Located directly by the sea, the only street (Carrer Allá Dins) that comes close to the location. Free parking exists if the car is a concern. The path leads past an abandoned hotel complex, also interesting for friends of Lost Places. Then the path goes towards the rocky coast down to the sea. Sturdy shoes are recommended... and a camera. The path to the cave alone is picturesque. Due to the rock formation, salt water can collect in the larger depressions in the rock from time to time. Almost the infinity pool of mother nature ;)

Beautiful bay with fantastic views, plus the water with all sorts of shades of blue

Bay with about 500 meters of coastline located to the west of Cala Bassa. Bathers can access the sea from the boathouses that are located near the old defense tower. There are stairs carved into the rocks and from there you can swim to the caves that have been eroded by the sea.

The special feature of this bay is the deep blue water. Great!