8 June 2026

Ibiza Sunset Draws Crowds But Sparks Parking Chaos at Cala d’Hort

When the sun dips below the horizon at Cala d’Hort, it's not just the stunning view over Es Vedrà that captivates. Tourists, particularly those returning from the UK, flock to this iconic spot, now more complicated than ever due to the closure of the main parking area. With the designated lot shut, many find themselves scrambling to find a place to park, with vehicles lined up along the roadways and parked on makeshift dirt lots. As the sun sets, the picturesque scene is marred by traffic congestion, with some leaving empty-handed, unable to secure a spot. The local council is actively in talks to reopen the car park and is considering further alternatives to alleviate the parking pressure. For now, those dreaming of the perfect sunset snapshot from one of Ibiza's most sought-after locations will have to brace for a bit of pre-sunset chaos as they navigate the parking predicament.

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