8 June 2026

Efforts to Keep Ibiza Beaches Clean: 47 Kilos of Waste Removed from Sol d’en Serra

In a commendable effort coinciding with World Oceans Day on June 8th, 35 dedicated individuals gathered at Sol d’en Serra beach in Santa Eulària, removing 47 kilos of waste from the scenic coastline. This initiative, spearheaded by IbizaPreservation in collaboration with the Club Náutico de Santa Eulària and Amante Ibiza restaurant, aimed to spotlight the need to protect Ibiza’s marine ecosystems. As part of an educational week, volunteers cleared plastics, textiles, and other debris from both the forest and beach areas. Organisers highlighted the significance of transforming public awareness into actionable efforts for ocean conservation. The event wrapped up with a coffee session at Amante Ibiza, fostering connections and collective commitment to environmental preservation.

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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.

Ibiza Ramps Up Crackdown on Illegal Tourist Rentals – Steep Fines Loom

Ibiza's authorities have stepped up their campaign against the illicit use of residential properties for tourist rentals, beginning with two high-profile busts at Platja d'en Bossa. In response to noise complaints and social media tip-offs, the local police discovered illegal short-term rentals advertised at around 60 euros per night per person. The renters refused identification, but officials have identified the property owner. A second case involved confirmed tourist occupancy with luggage observed on-site. Both cases breach the Balearic Islands' strict Law 8/2012, banning such rentals in residential buildings and faced with penalties possibly reaching 400,000 euros. This clampdown is part of a broader operation, highlighted by the hefty recent fine of nearly 800,000 euros for unauthorised residential-to-tourism use conversion. The Ibiza council, committed to fair competition and lawful tourist accommodation, urges locals to report suspicions via their Línea Verde platform.

S’Aigua Blanca Loses Lifeguard and Municipal Services for 2023

This summer, s’Aigua Blanca in Sant Carles will see a significant change as it transitions to a beach without lifeguard and municipal services, according to the Santa Eulària des Riu Council. While the beach is generally considered low-risk regarding sea conditions, the council is urging both locals and British visitors to exercise caution, particularly due to the presence of cliffs and potential rockfalls. Visitors are also reminded that vehicle access to this idyllic spot is now closed. For any emergencies, calling the Guardia Civil or emergency services remains essential.