Platja de ses Figueretes is an urban beach in Ibiza, close to the town centre and backed by a promenade with cafés, bars and restaurants. Its clear, calm water and easy entry make it a convenient place for a swim, with views across the bay and towards Ibiza’s Upper Town. The beach is made up of small sandy stretches alongside rocky areas, so space for sunbathing is limited. Come for a dip, a seaside walk or a meal along the waterfront.
A beach beside Ibiza town
Ses Figueretes is an urban beach within walking distance of Ibiza town. The neighbourhood takes its name from small fig trees that once grew in the area, before it developed as a holiday district during the 20th century.
The shore is not one continuous stretch of sand. Small sandy areas alternate with rocky sections, giving the beach a varied edge along the bay. The promenade runs behind it, with cafés, bars and restaurants close by.
Along the waterfront
The clear water and straightforward access to the sea make Ses Figueretes a handy stop for a swim between time in town and a meal by the waterfront. Views from the beach extend across the Mediterranean and towards Ibiza’s Upper Town.
The promenade is also a place to walk or sit with a coffee. In the evening, live music has been reported along the beach. There are no showers or toilets at the beach, so plan accordingly.
FAQ
Is Platja de ses Figueretes free to visit?
Yes. It is a public beach with no entry fee.
Are there showers or toilets at the beach?
No showers or toilets are available at the beach.
Is there a lifeguard at Ses Figueretes?
Lifeguards are present at some times, but availability varies by season. Check before swimming.
