
Aguas Blancas Beach. The mud beach
Aguas Blancas Beach, or Aigües Blanques, is famous for its mud baths, but it is also a stunning spot of coarse sand sheltered by a cliff
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Aguas Blancas Beach (Aigües Blanques) lies between the headlands of Es Paller des Camp and Es Roig, in the municipality of Santa Eulària, about 30 km from Ibiza Town and about 15 km from the parish of Santa Eulària. It is about 4 km from Sant Carles along the PM-810 road, following the signs to the beach; you can also come from Cala de San Vicente on a road with lovely views of the coast. Vehicle access down to the beach is closed, so you walk the last stretch. It is very steep and not recommended for older people or anyone with reduced mobility.
Aigües Blanques bay with turquoise water between cliffs and pine woods
Red-earth coastline and crystal-clear water next to Aigües Blanques
Islet on the horizon facing the open sea at Aigües Blanques
Rocks and waves at the foot of the Aigües Blanques cliff
Beach bar with a blue terrace on the sand at Aigües Blanques
Cliffs and sandy coves seen from high above Aigües Blanques
Hotels by the pine wood across the bay, seen from the water
Bathers strolling along the shore below the pine-covered slope
Seaweed-covered rocks on the golden sand of Aigües Blanques
Upright rock in front of white apartments on the hillside
Lone rock and pine-lined coast under a blue skyWhat you will find at Aguas Blancas
It is really a string of small beaches along the coast, sheltered by low cliffs: in all, about 300 metres long, with a width that changes from one stretch to the next but rarely drops below five metres. The sand is coarse, and rocks pile up between one stretch and another.
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Unsupervised beach with no municipal services
Enjoying Aguas Blancas
The seabed is much the same, sand and rock, with a very gentle slope: you can stand up to about thirty metres from the shore.
A strong onshore wind often blows here, so protect your skin well from the sun.
What makes this beach special is its landscape, shaped by erosion. It is one of the best-known nudist beaches in Ibiza.
Bear in mind that it is an unsupervised beach with no municipal services: there are no lifeguards. The cliffs are prone to rockfalls, so do not settle on their slopes or at the foot of the rock faces, and keep to the signposted areas.
So much for the basics. Now let us tell you what this beach is really like.
There are three ways down to the shore, although two are hard to find. The usual one, signposted from the road, ends in a very steep slope: watch out for the climb back up, which is really tiring.
Once you get down the last stretch, which has steps, you reach a fairly wide part of the beach where nearly everyone gathers. You can stay there or explore a little further, which is what we suggest. To the left are the famous mud baths. Wear shoes you can get wet or take off easily, because if the sea rises you will be wet up to your shins. After a few metres you will start to see people smeared in mud up to their eyebrows. We do not know what properties the mud has, but we do know it is taken from a hole in the rock. A little further on, the beach disappears among the stones from the rockfalls; perhaps that is why its sand is much coarser than on the rest of the island.
If you head to the right, you will have to cross a narrow strip of sand at the foot of a very high rock face; it is only a few metres, but do not stop underneath. After that the beach widens again and the atmosphere is calmer. A few islets rise out of the water: they are large boulders that have broken away. We do not recommend swimming out to them, because there is sometimes a strong current. The beach ends opposite a crag that looks about to fall: it is the natural boundary with Es Figueral. If you are looking for a quieter atmosphere, that second beach is a better choice and easier to reach, with the same features, minus the mud.
Because of the way it faces the sun and the height of the rock walls around it, there are few hours of sunlight here, and you cannot see the sunset from the beach.
There is no official wave forecast for this beach, but the forecast for Cala San Vicente beach may help
Bus lines to Aguas Blancas Beach
No bus goes to Aguas Blancas, so the practical option is to drive. You can find deals in our car hire at Ibiza airport search engine or at the port of Ibiza
Other beaches near Aguas Blancas Beach

Es Figueral About 763 metres away
In the municipality of Santa Eularia you will find Es Figueral Beach, about twenty-nine kilometres from Ibiza Town and about fourteen from Santa Eularia.

Cala San Vicente Less than 1 km away
In the municipality of Sant Joan you will find Cala San Vicente beach, more than thirty kilometres from Ibiza Town and about nine from Sant Joan.

Pou des Lleó 5 km away
In the municipality of Santa Eularia you will find the beach of Canal d’en Martí (Pou des Lleó), about twenty-nine kilometres from Ibiza Town and about fourteen kilometres from the parish of Santa Eularia.
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