Luxury Villas in Santa Eulalia and the East Coast of Ibiza
The calmest water on the island, and the easiest week to run.
At a glance
- Airport
- About twenty-five to thirty minutes
- Ibiza Town and Dalt Vila
- About twenty minutes
- Boat days
- A few boats leave from Marina Santa Eulalia; the rest of the fleet from Ibiza Town
- The week here
- Calm water, flat roads and a promenade to walk to in the evening
Houses in this area
Tourist licence ETV-1206-E
Tourist licence ETV-1712-E
Tourist licence ETV-1932-E
Tourist licence ETV-1044-E
Tourist licence ETV-1946-E
Tourist licence ETV-1947-E
Tourist licence ETV-1223-E
Tourist licence ETV-1428-E
Tourist licence ETV2120E
Calas near Santa Eulalia
Cala Llonga
A long, sheltered cala with shallow water and sand. The easiest swim with small children.
S'Argamassa
Low, pine-backed coast just north of the town, with flat rocks and clear water.
Cala Nova
Sand and a little more swell than the rest of the east coast.
Cala Llenya
A small sandy cala between pine trees, quiet outside August.
Cala Mastella
Tiny and green, with a fish restaurant on the rocks at the end of a path.
AigĂĽes Blanques
Below the cliffs further north, sand and open water.
The east coast
Santa Eulalia has the flattest roads and the calmest water in Ibiza, and a promenade that is genuinely pleasant to walk in the evening. The restaurants along it stay open well outside the summer, which is why this side works in May and October as well as it does in August.
S'Argamassa and the coast north of the town are low, pine-backed and sheltered. San Carlos, inland from it, is a one-street village with a market and a bar that has been the same bar for fifty years.
Who this side suits
Families, mostly, and anyone travelling with people who do not want a cliff road at night. Flat approaches, shallow water, and somewhere to walk to with children without getting in the car.
The airport is about twenty-five to thirty minutes away, so it is not the side to choose if the week is short and the flights are awkward. What it gives back is a holiday that runs itself: you can leave the car parked for two days and still have somewhere to go.
Questions about villas in Santa Eulalia
How far is Santa Eulalia from the airport?
About twenty-five to thirty minutes. It is not the side to choose for a very short stay with awkward flights, but once you are there the car can stay parked for days.
Is Santa Eulalia good for families?
It is the side families choose most: flat roads, shallow and calm water, and a promenade in town that you can walk to with children without getting in the car.
Does Santa Eulalia work outside July and August?
Yes. The restaurants along the promenade stay open well outside the summer, which is why this side works in May and October as well as it does in August.
Which calas are near the villas in Santa Eulalia?
Cala Llonga to the south and S'Argamassa just north of the town are the closest. Further up the coast, Cala Nova, Cala Llenya and Cala Mastella are all within a short drive, and AigĂĽes Blanques sits below the cliffs to the north.
Can we go out by boat from Santa Eulalia?
Yes. A few boats in the fleet leave from Marina Santa Eulalia, and the rest from Ibiza Town, about twenty minutes away. Skipper and insurance are included; fuel is charged at cost at the end of the day, and we give you a realistic figure for the route before you book.
Do the villas in Santa Eulalia have a private pool?
Yes. Every house we publish in Santa Eulalia has a pool of its own; what kind it is (heated, infinity, saltwater) is on the page of each villa.
We are a large group. Can we all stay together?
Yes. For a large group we suggest two villas close to each other, or a property from our private collection, which we show on request.
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