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9 September 2026

Beach Ban: Caló de s’Oli Closed as Sant Josep Advises Against Swimming

Beach Ban: Caló de s’Oli Closed as Sant Josep Advises Against Swimming

British tourists flocking to the sun-kissed shores of Ibiza should take note: the entire stretch of Caló de s’Oli beach is temporarily off-limits. Officials in Sant Josep have closed the area from the Auditorium to the intersection of Lugo Street and La Rioja Street. Swimming is on hold for now, though the reason behind this closure hasn't been officially confirmed. There's speculation that a spill might be the cause, but we're awaiting word from the authorities. The local council has seized the opportunity to thank beachgoers for their patience during this unexpected beach break.

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