Camping in Balears

3 campsites in Spain, Balears

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Camping la Playa Ibiza
Spain, Balears, Ibiza, Santa Eulalia

A friendly and welcome site located on the beachfront of Ibiza with 113 touring pitches under pine tress to create plenty of shade. There is an onsite bar and cafeteria that offers breakfast, lunch and dinner and serves local dishes. The campsite offers live music and entertainment 3 days a week as well as daily yoga classes and dance classes. Camping La Playa Ibiza is a campsite perfect for disconnected holidays with friends and family.

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Camping Cala Bassa
Spain, Balears, Ibiza, San José-San Agustin

Nature, stunning geography and a Mediterranean climate with pleasant temperatures all year round and sandy partially shaded pitches. This campsite is situated within walking distance from the beautiful beach of Cala Bassa. Pets are not accepted on the site.

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Yelloh! Village Camping Son Bou
Spain, Balears, Menorca

Camping Son Bou was opened in 1996 and has been purpose built in local style providing a large, irregular shaped pool with marvellous views across to Monte Toro, and overlooked by a shady, terraced bar and restaurant. The 273 large pitches, 111 for touring units with 10A electricity, are arranged in circles radiating out from the main facilities and clearly edged with stones. Natural pine tree shade covers most but the outer ring. Drinking water and refuse points are well placed. The ground is hard and devoid of grass except where sprinklers operate.

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Balears

Menorca

Menorca, steeped in history and blanketed by mystery, is an enchanting island of roughly 270 square miles in area.The C721 highway provides the back-bone to the island, connecting modest market towns to Mahon (the main town) in the east and Ciutadella in the west.

Mahon

Classic Georgian-style buildings, complete with sash windows, will endear Mahon to the British traveller. Its impressive harbour was captured by the British in 1708 during the Spanish War of Succession. In complete contrast, Ciutadella has a more Gothic feel to it. A labyrinth of tiny streets entwine the ‘little city’, most of which can only be accessed on foot.

Monte Toro stands proudly at the centre of the island, surveying all. To the south, a greener, lush terrain exists with long, luxurious beaches, while to the north, a giant rockery erupts riddled with caves and prehistoric finds.

Ibiza

Ibiza, bathed in sunlight and pulsing with vibrant energy, is a captivating island of approximately 221 square miles in size. The Eivissa-Sant Antoni road serves as the island's lifeline, connecting the lively town of Ibiza in the southeast to the more relaxed vibes of Sant Antoni in the northwest.

Ibiza Town (Eivissa)

Ibiza Town's iconic white-washed buildings and bustling streets will charm visitors from all corners of the globe. The historic Dalt Vila, a UNESCO World Heritage site, proudly overlooks the Mediterranean, with its ancient fortress walls and winding cobblestone paths. Stroll along the marina, lined with chic boutiques and restaurants, for a taste of the island's cosmopolitan side.

Sant Antoni de Portmany

In stark contrast, Sant Antoni exudes a different atmosphere. This town is famous for its breathtaking sunsets, which can be enjoyed from the iconic Sunset Strip. With its abundance of beachfront bars and open-air cafés, it's the ideal spot to unwind and savour the Mediterranean views. Beyond the town's boundaries, explore the unspoiled countryside and discover hidden coves and idyllic beaches, perfect for a day of relaxation and escape from the bustling crowds.

Santa Eulària des Riu

Nestled on the eastern coast of Ibiza, Santa Eulària des Riu offers a unique blend of traditional charm and modern elegance. This picturesque town is known for its serene beaches, such as Es Canar and Cala Llonga, where azure waters gently lap against the shore, making it an idyllic destination for relaxation and water activities.