23 July 2026

Sant Joan Beaches Retain Prestigious Blue Flags in a Global Win for Spain

For those cherished seaside moments in Ibiza, head to the beaches of Benirràs, Port de Sant Miquel, and Sant Vicent de sa Cala, which have once again secured their prominent Blue Flag status. This accolade, awarded by the Association for Environmental Education and Consumer Studies (ADEAC), confirms these beaches as top contenders in Spain's beach rankings, renowned for their exceptional water quality, environmental management, and outstanding services like lifeguarding and accessibility. With Spain leading the world in Blue Flags and the Balearics boasting 33 commendable beaches, Sant Joan's achievements underscore its dedication to sustainable tourism and pristine beaches. The continued efforts by local authorities to maintain these enviable standards ensure both the locals and tourists will experience the best of what Ibiza’s coastlines have to offer.

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Ibiza Beaches Temporarily Closed After Heavy Rains

Ibiza's beloved beaches, including hotspots like Talamanca, ses Figueretes, and Platja d'en Bossa, are temporarily off-limits to swimmers. This precautionary closure follows severe storms that have recently hit the island. The Ibiza Town Council has stated that the storm, known as DANA Adam, has brought debris onto the shores. Until thorough cleaning and safety checks are completed, these beaches will remain closed to ensure the safety of locals and tourists alike. Authorities are working diligently to reopen these popular stretches of sand as soon as it's safe.

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