8 October 2026

Cala Tarida Beach Reopens After Temporary Closure Due to Sewage Issues

Recent heavy rains and issues with sewage infrastructure led to the temporary closure of Cala Tarida beach, affecting UK tourists who flock to this stunning Ibiza spot. The combined effects of weather and outdated sewer systems caused waste to spill into the sea, as reported by the local residents' association. Visual evidence from locals showed overwhelmed pipes discharging directly into the coastal waters. Fortunately, recent water quality tests have come back positive, allowing Cala Tarida to welcome sunseekers once more. Authorities in Sant Josep extended their gratitude to both residents and visitors for their patience and understanding during the necessary preventive closure.

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