Cala Llonga is a wide, family-friendly beach in Ibiza, in the Santa Eulària del Río area. Its shallow, calm water suits children, while swimmers can snorkel farther out beyond the breakers. The bay is framed by cliffs and pine forest, and nearby restaurants, bars, shops and playgrounds make it easy to spend a relaxed day here. It is quieter than some Ibiza beaches, though it gets busier in July and August.
Swimming and snorkeling
The water near shore is shallow enough for children to swim, and the bay is known for calm conditions. Farther out, beyond the breakers, the water is deep enough for snorkeling. The beach’s broad stretch of sand gives families and other visitors space to settle in.
Beyond the beach
Cala Llonga sits in a horseshoe-shaped bay framed by cliffs and pine forest. Two organized hiking routes begin in the area: one runs from Cala Llonga to the Cala Blanca Tunnel, and the other goes to Sol d’en Serra. Nearby tourist services include restaurants, bars, shops and playgrounds.
Perguntas frequentes
Is Cala Llonga suitable for children?
Yes. The water is shallow near shore, and the beach has nearby playgrounds and tourist services.
Can you snorkel at Cala Llonga?
Yes. The water is shallow close to shore, with deeper water for snorkeling beyond the breakers.
Is Cala Llonga accessible for people with limited mobility?
The beach can be reached directly from the parking area without hills or stairs.
When does Cala Llonga get busy?
It can be busy in July and August. Arriving early in peak summer helps you find a good spot.
