Is this where the city meets the sea? Here at Platja de Figueres, you’ll find the only urban beach in Ibiza Town. Until the mid-20th century, this area was a rural expanse dotted with fig trees, their branches heavy with fruit. The name “Figueretes” actually comes from the Catalan word for “fig trees,” a reminder of the area’s lush past. Today, the fig trees have given way to a vibrant beach, a tapestry of fine sand inlets and clear, inviting waters. Platja de Figueres is a beach for everyone. Families gather on its warm sands, while travelers and locals alike bask in the sun’s warmth. You’ll find every amenity you need here. So relax, rent a hammock and umbrella, or take a refreshing dip in the sea. When evening falls, a different kind of magic unfolds. The promenade alongside Platja de Figueres transforms into a bustling handicraft market, a treasure trove of unique souvenirs. And as the lights of Dalt Vila, the historic walled city, begin to twinkle in the distance, you’ll know you’re experiencing the true heart of Ibiza at Platja de Figueres.
Torre Can de Mossonet
“This house has seen centuries come and go,” the old woman whispered, her gaze fixed on the Torre Can de