Cala Moltens Beach in Ibiza

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Umbrellas

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Hammocks

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Bath Area

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Restaurant

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Canoe

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Accessible

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We will find in Cala Moltens

In fact it is a small coat of about thirty meters of steep areas, ending in a small beach about twenty meters wide and just a meter or two of sand. We will find a couple of boathouses where some locals keep their boat, with the typical guides that reach the sea and allow to embark and disembark. Behind these huts we find a small plain to which they give shelter some pine trees. The shore is covered with rocks, presenting the same aspect to the interior where the slope is smooth until the end of the cove. Use special footwear when entering the water or extreme caution before any outgoing. In Cala Moltens you will not find any kind of service, so the cove lends itself to the visitors who wish to contemplate the nature in pure state, in which only some curious who come to investigate the cove interrupt the tranquility. In the background you can see the cliffs of the port of San Miguel, where there is a viewpoint from the very same cove.

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Bus San Mateo-> Ibiza, line 33
Bus Santa Eulalia Es Canar, line 18a

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Puerto de San Miguel at 322 meters

The port of San Miguel is located in the far north of the island, in the municipality of Sant Joan.

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Cala Benirràs 2 Km

We can find the cove of Benirràs in the municipality of Sant Joan, between the towns of Sant Miquel and Sant Joan, taking the road that joins both parishes.

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Cala Xarraca 7 Km

We can find Cala Xarraca in the municipal district of Sant Joan.

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Caves of Sant Miquel at 562 meters

The caves of the port of Sant Miquel are known as the Caves of Can Marçà.

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Torre des Molar at 726 meters

Next to the port of Sant Miquel, we find the Torre des Molar, part of the island’s defense project.

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Sant Miquel Church 3 Km away

This church-fortification dates from the official version of the 17th century, although many authors date their construction in the 13th century, based on the foundations of earlier constructions.

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Sant Miquel 3 Km

Sant Miquel is a small village, almost hamlet, located halfway between Sant Joan, municipality to which it belongs, and Sant Antoni.

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Sant LLorenç 7 Km

Sant Llorenç de Balàfia, or San Lorenzo, is a rural town, with practically no urban nucleus, located in the municipality of Sant Joan.

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Sant MATEU 8 Km

When we speak of Sant Mateu, we cannot refer to a people, not even to a village.

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