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19 April 2026

Fire Erupts in Ibiza's Cala de Bou, Smoke Seen from Sant Antoni

Fire Erupts in Ibiza's Cala de Bou, Smoke Seen from Sant Antoni

Once again, the alarms have blared across Ibiza this Saturday. Following a blaze earlier today in the city, firefighters are currently tackling another fire that's broken out in Cala de Bou. Onlookers have spotted the towering plume of smoke from Sant Antoni's promenade, by the famed Café del Mar. At present, the cause of these fires remains a mystery.

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