This entire natural area, with its beaches of fine white sand and crystal clear water, with impressive cliffs and interior areas, is of particular interest throughout the year. The landscape of this park is varied and diverse. In the coastal area, you can see ravines through which mountain streams flow into the sea through beautiful beaches with sand dunes, as well as beautiful cliffs.

An exciting destination for families, the aquarium offers interactive exhibits and a variety of marine life. Special events such as feeding sessions or educational talks can enhance the experience for children.

Every Sunday there is a unique show on the beach. At sunset, local hippies with tom-toms gather by the sea, seeing off the setting sun with music - this is an unusual tradition of Ibiza. Many people come here specifically to enjoy the views to the sounds of drums. There is a bar, restaurants with local cuisine and small shops on the territory.

The beach is in a cozy bay with white sand and clear transparent water. The views are magnificent: from here you can see several islands and the coast of Ibiza. The beach has everything you need for a good holiday, including diving, surfing and sailing schools.

La Seu Cathedral was conceived by King Jaime I of Aragon as a royal burial place. Although the monarch himself is not buried there, the remains of his son, Jaime II, have been inside the temple for many years. On February 2 and November 11, an unusual phenomenon can be observed here, when sunlight passes through a rosette, as a result of which the image projected on the wall creates a double rosette.