Ibiza
Villas in Ibiza Southwest
Cala d'Hort with views of Es Vedrà: the rocky coast of the Southwest.
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Ibiza Southwest at a glance
The coast facing Es Vedrà
The south-west is the coast you see on Ibiza's postcards. Off Cala d'Hort the rock of Es Vedrà rises almost 400 metres from the sea, spectators gather at the Torre des Savinar watchtower in the evening, and at Es Cubells the coast drops sheer into deep blue. Between them lie Cala Vedella, Cala Carbó, Cala Tarida and Cala Molí, small sandy coves with fish restaurants, and to the south Cala Jondal with its pebbles and beach clubs. Above it all rises Sa Talaia, at 475 metres the highest point on the island.
Many of Ibiza's best-known villas stand here: houses on the slopes above Cala Vedella and Cala Carbó facing Es Vedrà, estates at Es Cubells and Porroig high above the sea, villas at Cala Tarida and Cala Molí close to the water, and fincas around Sant Josep de sa Talaia in the pine forest. Typical are broad terraces, infinity pools that appear to run into the sea and evenings when everyone gathers on the west side of the house.
The airport is 20 to 30 minutes away, Ibiza Town 25 to 30. The programme includes boat trips around Es Vedrà, walks up Sa Talaia or out to the Torre des Savinar, the market at Sant Josep and lunch at Cala Carbó or Cala Jondal. Florian Settele lived in Ibiza for five years and knows the houses on this coast in person; he will tell you where the drive gets steep, which cove can be reached on foot and which villa is sheltered in a westerly wind.
Frequently asked questions
How far is the airport from south-west Ibiza?
20 to 25 minutes to Cala Jondal and Es Cubells, 25 to 30 to Cala Vedella, Cala d'Hort and Cala Tarida.
Which beaches are in the south-west?
Cala d'Hort facing Es Vedrà, Cala Carbó and Cala Vedella as sheltered sandy coves with restaurants, Cala Tarida as the largest beach in the area for families, Cala Jondal with pebbles and beach clubs, and Cala Llentrisca, reached only on foot.
Where is the best place to watch the sunset?
From the Torre des Savinar above Cala d'Hort, from the restaurants at Cala d'Hort and Cala Carbó, or from the terrace of your villa if it faces west. For every villa we tell you whether, and when, the sun sets into the sea from there.
What is the minimum stay?
In July and August usually a week, often Saturday to Saturday. Each villa's calendar shows the minimum stay for your dates; in May, June, September and October shorter stays are often possible.