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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