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26 April 2026

New Boat Ramp at Cala Gració to Enhance Sea Access for Ibiza's Nautical Enthusiasts

New Boat Ramp at Cala Gració to Enhance Sea Access for Ibiza's Nautical Enthusiasts

Sea lovers in Ibiza can rejoice as a much-anticipated project is set to make waves. A new boat ramp has been constructed in Sant Antoni, offering improved access to the waters for recreational boating enthusiasts. This development comes as a response to the longstanding need for better facilities on the island, where mooring costs have reached eye-watering levels. Local clubs express their delight, as the new ramp solves the issue of limited, unsafe launching that has troubled residents for years. It's been a lengthy wait, with the area now providing ample space for parking and launching—essentials that previous locations sorely lacked. The city council initiated this project to reduce the burden on the sole public ramp in the urban beach of Caló des Moro, which had grown notorious for its challenging use. Set against the scenic backdrop of Cala Gració, the new ramp aims to celebrate Ibiza's maritime passion while enhancing safety and accessibility for those eager to explore the Mediterranean marvels.

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Ibiza Remembers 'Tanit': Celebrated Hippie and Icon of the Island Passes Away

Ibiza Remembers 'Tanit': Celebrated Hippie and Icon of the Island Passes Away

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Unlocking The Secret to Affordable Ibiza Clubbing

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Ibiza Launches Major Clean-Up of Sa Penya Cliffs

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