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Cala Carbó
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Restaurant Balneari Cala Carbó

Restaurant Balneari Cala Carbó in Ibiza serves fresh seafood beside the beach. Find red shrimp, black paella and views across the quiet cove.

Restaurant Balneari Cala Carbó sits beside the small beach at Cala Carbó, on Ibiza’s southwest coast. Come for fresh fish and seafood in a quiet setting, with pine trees and rocks around the cove and views across the bay. Red shrimp, black paella and seafood fideuà are among the dishes to look for; baked fish and bullit de peix are also house specialties. You can eat close to the sand, so this is a good stop after time at the beach.

Seafood at Cala Carbó

Restaurant Balneari Cala Carbó
Restaurant Balneari Cala Carbó

The restaurant is on the small beach at Cala Carbó in Sant Josep de sa Talaia, on Ibiza’s southwest coast. Its setting is intimate, with pine trees and rocks around the cove. You can eat close to the sand and look out across the bay.

Fresh fish is central to the menu. Dishes to consider include red shrimp, black paella, seafood fideuà, baked fish and bullit de peix. The catch can include fish such as grouper, red mullet and sole, as well as lobster. Ask what is available when you order.

Planning your meal

Restaurant Balneari Cala Carbó
Restaurant Balneari Cala Carbó

A table reservation is a sensible choice, particularly during busy periods. If you want to swim or relax on the beach before eating, check whether an earlier seating is available.

The calm cove makes this a natural place to linger over a seafood meal. Tiramisu is also on the menu if you want dessert.

FAQ

Where is Restaurant Balneari Cala Carbó?

It is beside Platja de Cala Carbó in Sant Josep de sa Talaia, on Ibiza’s southwest coast.

What should I order at Restaurant Balneari Cala Carbó?

Look for red shrimp, black paella, seafood fideuà, baked fish or bullit de peix. The available fish can include grouper, red mullet and sole.

Should I reserve a table?

Yes. Booking ahead is recommended, especially during busy periods. If you are going to the beach first, ask about an earlier seating.

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