It is true that the profile of this beach is not usually the one sought by tourists or residents a priori, but we know that some people can not stand more than a few minutes between sea, sand, rocks and a scorching sun, and it is these people who recommend this urban beach.

Its accessibility is unbeatable, since it is located in the heart of Santa Eulària And, despite this, its Water is clean and its sand is fine and clear. If you wish, you can get there by bus from Ibiza and even from San Antonio and, if you travel by car, you should only be patient when parking.

Es Ideal to go with the little ones of the house since the slope of the water is progressive, the waves are gentle and, since it is not too wide, you can watch them from any point. Also has access for people with reduced mobility and with lifeguard posts for the whole day. Of course, keep in mind that if you're looking for some privacy while taking a bath, it's not the most appropriate beach. The promenade is full of people who take advantage of the beauty of the views offered to travel from the marina to the mouth of the river or to pose in their vacation photos.

Another advantage that it possesses the beach of Santa Eulalia is that it will probably satisfy the expectations of any bather. On the one hand, if your thing is not to stop, you can practice all kinds of watersports in its facilities. On the other hand, if you prefer to take it easy, you can go down to cool down for a few minutes and go back to the aperitif, ice cream or Eat at the many restaurants that happen along the walk. En O Galego, for example, you can try the best products from Galicia. If you prefer good rice, restaurants Bahía or Sal Marina They offer homemade cooking at a good price.

You will also find supermarkets and souvenirs where you can get a good souvenir of your trip.

If after all this you have some time left, approach the Walk of s'Alamera, just a few minutes. In it you will find a Small flea market with handicraft stalls and very attractive local products.

The note

The Santa Eulària River is the only one that exists in the Balearic Islands. Currently, it does not carry a large amount of water, but a walk around its path and see how it flows into the right margin of the beach is a highly recommended activity.