Sant Josép Information
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The development of large holiday resorts and hotels has been restricted in San Jose due to its rock-strewn landscape, which means that large parts of the region boast natural unscathed beauty and tranquillity that are hard to come by elsewhere on the island. There are a scattering of small resorts along the west coast made up of small hotels, apartments and pleasant restaurants, but exploring the rest of the area is well worthwhile where the beaches are quieter and the eateries more inspiring.
Outside of the resorts there is plenty on offer for the sun-worshippers in particular the fashionable beaches at Ses Salines and Es Cavallet, beyond the saltpans in the southern tip of the isle. A number of stylish bars and restaurants can be found in this area, but do be aware that these beaches have designated nudist sections. Cala d’Hort is another stunning location, especially in the evening when the striking Es Vedrà can be seen amidst the glistening waters, silhouetted against the setting sun. For the more active, the climb to the top of Sa Talaissa, the highest point on Ibiza, presents you with spectacular views over the Sant Josép coastline and more.