Kayak route from Cala Tarida to Cala Bassa – Ibiza

We leave from Sant Josep, along the road PM-803 heading fro Sant Antoni and at about 500 metres we take the left turning to the signposted Cala Tarida; and following the signs till reaching the beach.

We start the crossing heading North, and after a rocky area with cli s we reach Cala Corral; a very deep cove with a small marina (Coralmar) at the bottom, where there are no services, although there are a large number of dry dock huts with ramps where we can disembark.

Farther on, after a rocky point, we come across a small inlet called Cala Llentia, with rocks and algae, although disembarking is possible. We continue until we reach Cala Codolar, a sandy cove with easy disembarking, where the pine tree forest reaches the shore, it is quite quiet and there is a small kiosk or bar.

We continue rounding the small cliffs below Puig des Dofí, with a large urbanisation.

After crossing the Punta des Niu de s’Àguila (where the osprey nests), we nd a bay called Sa Figuera Borda, where there is a large cave which used to be used by smugglers, and is currently used for shermen’s huts located on either side, whose ramps enable disembarking.

Following the cli s we reach Sa punta de s ́Embarcador (most western part of the island), where we will have a closer view of the islet s ́Espartar and Ses Bledes in the distance. Afterwards, this area of cli s will lead us to several small coves, one with a bar-kiosk called Es recò den Xic, and the beaches of Cala Comte, we will exercise maximum precaution at this point on passing between s ́escull de ses Punxes and the coast. A little farther o is s ́Escull Llarg, s ́Illa des Bosc and much farther along the island of Sa Conillera.