Cala d’en Serra

Cala d’en Serra in Ibiza is nothing short of a paradise found. Tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the island's livelier spots, this secluded haven offers an unparalleled escape into the embrace of nature's beauty. From the moment I set foot on its shores, I was entranced by the untouched allure that only a place like Cala d’en Serra can provide.

As I descended the winding path that led to the beach, the anticipation grew, and my heart raced with excitement. And then, there it was – a pristine crescent of golden sand framed by dramatic cliffs, lapped by the crystal-clear turquoise waters of the Mediterranean. It was as if I had stumbled upon a secret cove that nature had reserved just for me.

Cala d’en Serra in Ibiza is a place where nature's beauty and artistic expression harmoniously converge, creating an atmosphere that's both serene and visually captivating. Beyond its stunning beach and azure waters, this hidden gem also boasts a touch of urban artistry in the form of charming graffiti adorning old building ruins.

As I explored the area, I stumbled upon these weathered ruins adorned with vibrant and evocative graffiti. It was like discovering a hidden art gallery nestled within nature's embrace. The juxtaposition of the organic beauty of the surroundings with the creativity of the graffiti was a visual delight that resonated deeply.

The graffiti art not only adds an unexpected and colorful dimension to the landscape but also tells a story of its own. The artistry speaks to the coexistence of past and present, nature and human creation. It's a reminder that even in the midst of decay, beauty can flourish and creativity can flourish.

Amidst the captivating graffiti, the natural beauty of Cala d’en Serra still shines brightly. The tranquil waves, the rustling leaves, and the warm embrace of the sun create a calming backdrop that enhances the artistic experience. Sitting amidst the ruins, I found myself immersed in a unique symphony of colors, textures, and sounds.

If you're seeking an experience that marries the allure of nature with the enchantment of art, Cala d’en Serra's graffiti-adorned ruins are a must-see. It's a place where you can immerse yourself in the synergy of past and present, where the remnants of history and the vibrancy of creative expression unite in a breathtaking and...

Wonderful beach. I want to say a hidden gem but got quite busy. Park at the top of the hill and walk down unless you have a 4x4 . The walk isn’t too hard (I did it in flip flops). Has a small bar and some beach chairs and good for snorkelling. Abandoned hotel gave me “dawn of the dead” vibes and for sure is a health and safety hazard but you don’t have to go in it or pay attention to it. Would recommend. Also has a small toilet that looks out onto the sea. Was...

We stumbled on this place looking for the lighthouse. The road to it is bad, best to leave the car at the top, unless you drive 4x4. The bay is stunning, we stood on top of the old building looking down. Graffiti and abandoned rubbish won't take away from its splendour! The structure is from 1960 so the structure is bound to be unsafe. We legged it when a cat snake came out of one of the holes. Very nice place highly...