The old fishing village of San Miguel is bursting with charm. The squeaky clean sands are enveloped by pine forests and crystal clear water. This lovely little bay, is just waiting to be discovered.

Puerto de San Miguel is situated in the far north of Ibiza is a great beach to visit. The sand is soft and gently slopes into the sea, so it’s safe for children and nervous swimmers. There is a good array of watersports, and even a diving school. One of the top attractions here is an intricate cave system, which was still being used as a smuggling route until the mid 20th century. Cuevas Can Marça is open all year round for visitors. There are a sprinkling of cute bars and restaurants to grab a tasty lunch, or a midday drink. A top pick for seafood is Port Balansat. Open since 1971, this is a mecca for tourists and locals alike to sample the fresh seafood caught every day. If you aren’t hiring a car for your trip, you have plenty of options to get around with a bus route and water taxis.