Ist Cala Codolar eher ruhig?

Ja, die Bucht ist meist ruhiger als die großen Nachbarstrände, kann aber in der Hochsaison besucht sein.

Kann man dort gut schnorcheln?

Ja, das klare Wasser und die Felsen machen Cala Codolar für Schnorchelgänge interessant.

Gibt es vor Ort viel Service?

Nein, an einer kleinen Naturbucht wie Cala Codolar ist die Infrastruktur meist sehr begrenzt.

Cala Codolar – beach on Ibiza

The beach

Cala Codolar is located in the southwest of Ibiza, not far from Cala Comte and not far from Sant Josep de sa Talaia. The small cove is relatively secluded and is characterised by low rocks and a rather quiet setting. Its location makes it noticeably calmer than the larger beaches in the area.

The beach consists mainly of pebbles, stones and smaller sandy stretches. The water is clear and usually gets deep fairly quickly, which makes the swimming area rather compact. When the sea is calm, the cove is well suited for swimming and relaxed bathing.

The atmosphere is natural and understated, with little hustle and bustle and none of the long beachfront promenades found in larger resorts. Cala Codolar is only partly ideal for families, because the ground is uneven and the entry into the water is not comfortable everywhere. Anyone looking for a small, sheltered cove with clear water and fewer visitors will find a suitable spot here.

Highlights

Small, sheltered cove in the southwest of Ibiza Clear water and usually a calm atmosphere Natural beach character without major development right on the shore Close to Cala Comte, but much less well known Good for quiet beach days and short stays

Good to know

Beach type

Small natural cove with pebbles, rocks and clear water

Best time of day

From late morning to early afternoon, when the light is beautiful and the cove is usually still quieter

Family suitability

Rather only partly suitable; good for older children, but less ideal for small children because of the pebbles/rocks and the lack of facilities

Water sports

Rather little; good for swimming and snorkelling, with no major water sports on site

Shade

Hardly any natural shade, so it’s best to bring sun protection

How to get there & parking

By car

Accessible via the roads towards Cala Comte/Cala Codolar, with the final section leading along smaller access roads

Parking

Only limited parking near the beach; come early in high season

By bus/boat

A direct, reliable bus connection is not common; by boat only to a limited extent and without a fixed pier

Location of Cala Codolar

Notes

•There is usually very little to no infrastructure directly at the cove.
•Beach shoes are useful, as pebbles and rocks can make entering the water difficult.
•Even in this quiet location, it can get crowded at times when the weather is good.
•Bring sun protection and provisions, as shade and supplies are often lacking.

Frequently asked questions about Cala Codolar