Ibiza’s Hidden Gem of North Coast Calm. Tucked away in a deeply sheltered bay on the north coast, this stunner of a spot offers seriously clear, calm water, incredible pine-scented scenery, and a relaxed, family-friendly vibe.
Why do people love going on holidays to Puerto San Miguel?
Puerto San Miguel is all about natural beauty and a peaceful atmosphere, making it a dream for those who want to properly unwind and rejuvenate.
Sheltered Bay & Calm Water - The horseshoe-shaped cove protects the water, making it crystal clear, tranquil, and the safest swimming spot for the littluns.
Top-Tier Scenery - Surrounded by steep, green cliffs and pine forests; the views from the beach and the swanky hotels are absolutely stun.
Can Marçà Caves - The entrance to these magical, historic smugglers’ caves is right in the resort; a sought after slice of adventure and local history.
Laid-Back Vibe - The atmosphere is intentionally quiet and relaxed, perfect for families and couples who prioritise peace over partying.
What is the best time to visit Puerto San Miguel?
Puerto San Miguel, like the rest of Ibiza, enjoys a Mediterranean climate that is perfect for sunshine and sea swimming. The resort is most active during the summer when the heat is at its peak. If you prefer comfortable temperatures for coastal walking and exploring, the shoulder seasons are the one for you.
Summer (Late Spring to Early Autumn) - The average high is 30°C - Expect scorching heat, buzzing beach activities, and the sea at its warmest for refreshing dips when needed.
Autumn (Mid-Autumn to Late Autumn) - The average high is 22°C - perfectly balanced temperatures make this ideal for relaxing, with fewer crowds, and the sea still warm enough for a swim.
Winter (Early Winter to Late Winter) - The average high is 15°C - Very quiet, offering a peaceful escape and more than ideal conditions for long, scenic coastal walks.
Spring (Early Spring to Mid-Spring) - The average high is 19°C - Mild, pleasant weather for exploration and enjoying the blossoming natural beauty before the main season starts to kick back into gear.
What are the best beaches to visit on your Puerto San Miguel holidays?
While the main bay is the heart of the resort for Puerto San Miguel holidays, you're perfectly positioned to explore some of the north coast's prettiest, most picturesque coves, often hidden from the main crowds.
Platja de Sant Miquel (Puerto San Miguel) - A wide, sheltered bay with shallow, soft sand and very clear water. Best for families with kiddos, swimmers, and those wanting easy access to all amenities throughout the day.
Cala Benirrás - Famous for its hippy market and legendary Sunday sunset drumming sessions. Attracts bohemians, sunset chasers, and those looking for a unique, lively vibe with a glance at local life.
Port de Sant Vicent - A stunning, larger bay further east with a laid-back, beautiful setting and some top notch seaside restaurants. Great for a relaxing day trip and spot of lunch.
Cala Xarraca - A tiny, rocky cove known for its incredibly clear water and natural mud baths. Perfect for snorkellers, adventurers, and anyone seeking a proper soak in pristine water (or a mucky one in the mud bath).
Things to do on your Puerto San Miguel holidays
Don’t let the peaceful vibe fool you - your holidays to Puerto San Miguel offer plenty of exciting activities, especially if you love nature, history, and being out on the water. It'd be rude not to explore that beautiful coastline!
Explore the Can Marçà Caves - Take a tour of the colossal former smuggler’s den, complete with impressive caverns, waterfalls, and gorge views.
Go Snorkelling or Diving - The crystal-clear waters of the bay are a dream for seeing marine life; hire some gear and get amongst it!
Take a Ferry to Portinatx - Jump on a scenic ferry that runs along the coast to the nearby resort of Portinatx for a change of scenery and a stylish lunch setting.
Visit the Sunday Drumming at Benirrás - Take a short trip to this iconic beach to witness the legendary sunset ceremony; a truly unique Ibiza experience like nothing else.
Hike the Coastal Path - Follow the marked trails that lead up the surrounding cliffs for breath-taking, panoramic views of the north coast.
Try Out a Pedal Boat - Rent a pedal boat right off the beach and explore the calm, sheltered corners of the bay at your own leisurely pace.
