Solo IbizaIn 2026 the Blue Flag flies over 7 beaches in Ibiza, all in two municipalities: four in Santa Eulària des Riu and three in Sant Joan de Labritja. Across the Balearic Islands there are 33. Sant Josep, Sant Antoni and Ibiza Town have none this year.
Santa Eulària des Riu: 4 beaches
It is the only municipality in the Balearics with four Blue Flags.
Sant Joan de Labritja: 3 beaches
Port de Sant Miquel regains its flag this year.
What the Blue Flag means
It is awarded every year in Spain by ADEAC, the Spanish branch of the Foundation for Environmental Education. To get it, a beach needs excellent bathing water quality, environmental information and education, sound environmental management, and safety, lifeguard and accessibility services during the season.
It is not the lifeguard flag
The Blue Flag is a seasonal award. The flag that tells you whether you can swim today is the lifeguard’s: green, safe to swim; yellow, take care; red, no swimming. Out of season there are no lifeguards and the flagpole is empty.
Each beach page shows today’s sea conditions: waves, water temperature, wind and UV. The lifeguard flag, jellyfish and crowd levels are published by the Balearic Government on Platges de Balears.