Figueretas, Ibiza. The center of the resort, Figueretas, features a broad beach with a promenade that is lined with palm trees.
Facilities: amenities such as loungers, parasols, showers, massage therapists, lifeguards, and a promenade with children's play areas and an outdoor gym, restaurants, bars, shops, supermarkets, ATMs, and a Cleanwave water refill point at the main square of the promenade; To use the refill point, press the button on the side of the water dispenser.
Accessibility for people with disabilities, including entry into the ocean with an amphibious wheelchair (ask the lifeguards for assistance), a tourism information office (next to the Ibiza Playa hotel during the summer season.
Activities: Boat excursions, as well as ferries to Ibiza Town, Playa d'en Bossa, and Formentera.
Size: 100 meters long, 50 meters wide
The best way to get there is to head to the center of the Figueretas neighborhood in Ibiza Town. It is possible to get there on foot (it takes about 15 minutes from the center of Ibiza Town), by bus, and during the summer, by ferry as well. Parking is permitted on the surrounding streets, though it may be difficult to find a spot during the warmer months. You are required to receive a ticket from one of the parking machines (the blue and yellow curbs are loading zones where parking is not permitted).
The beach in Figueretas is well-kept and in the middle of the city. It is split into smaller areas by rocky piers. The water is shallow and mostly protected from waves, so it's a great place for kids to play and swim.
A beautiful promenade lined with palm trees was completely redone a few years ago, and it goes all the way around the bay. There are many nice restaurants where you can take a break and enjoy the view of the sea.
During the summer, both tourists and people who live in the area go to the beach. Figueretas is both a place where people live and a place where people go on vacation. The beach and promenade are popular in the winter, and some restaurants are open all year.
Small ferries go to Ibiza Town and Playa d'en Bossa from the jetty in front of the Mar y Playa hotel. There are also many boat trips that leave from here, including ones to Formentera.
In the evening, people walk along the promenade, and small stands set up to sell jewelry and other items. Diners enjoy their meals on the terraces outside while watching people walk by.
It only takes 15 minutes to walk to the center of Ibiza Town, and from the southern end, you can see the old walled city of Dalt Vila. In the south, Figueretas runs into Playa d'en Bossa, which is a popular place to go clubbing.
At the north end of the boardwalk, there is a small sandy bay. There are no lifeguards, sunbeds, or other facilities, and the seaweed isn't cleaned up, so the beach is often almost unoccupied.
In Figueretas, there are a lot of great places to eat and drink. Along the promenade are restaurants with beautiful terraces that give you a great view of the whole bay. Many are decorated in an Asian style with beautiful green and flowering plants.
There are places where you can eat healthy, unique food as well as tapas and other typical Mediterranean dishes.
In the streets that run parallel to the promenade, there are more small, cozy restaurants that serve lunch and dinner from around the world. Overall, Figueretas has a lot of cheap places to eat that serve really good food.
There is a wide variety of hotels and apartments, many of which are located directly on the promenade or just a short distance away and can be reached on foot. This resort offers a variety of room options, ranging from the ultimate in opulence to those that are more affordable.
It's also quite popular with the LGBTQIA community, which means there are plenty of accommodations that are gay-friendly.
A private villa complete with its very own garden and swimming pool is an excellent choice for accommodating large families and other groups of people, since these kinds of accommodations can provide excellent value when calculated on a per-person basis.