Casa Pastor is ideally located just 300 meters from the stunning Sol d’en Serra Beach and the renowned Amante beach club, making it a prime spot for beach lovers. Nearby Cala Llonga offers various amenities, including supermarkets, restaurants, bars, and cashpoints, along with a beautiful silver-sand beach framed by pine-clad hills.Santa Eulalia, just a short drive away, features an elegant yacht harbor and a lovely promenade lined with palm trees, enhancing its reputation as a cultural and gastronomic hub. Ibiza Town is only 15 minutes away, known for its legendary nightlife, including the famous Pacha nightclub and a vibrant dining scene.For nature enthusiasts, the Parc Natural de Ses Salines offers breathtaking beaches and rich birdlife, while the island of Es Vedra provides stunning views from nearby Cala d’Hort. With easy access to nightlife and natural beauty, Casa Pastor is the perfect base for exploring Ibiza.
Casa Pastor is situated 300m from the beautiful Sol d’en Serra Beach, close to Cala Llonga and only a short walk from the exceptional beach club ‘Amante’, one of the best on the island. You will not be disappointed by Casa Pastor’s location!
Cala Llonga is delightful and offers amenities such as supermarkets, restaurants, bars, a pharmacy and cashpoints. It is a complete mini-resort and boasts a magnificent silver sanded beach which borders the picturesque bay with pine-clad hills on either side. Just up the road is Santa Eulalia with its elegant yacht harbour. There is a beautiful, palm-lined promenade running the length of the beach. The town has a long-established reputation as the island’s gastronomic and cultural centre.
Ibiza Town is just 15 minutes away in the car. The city weaves its magic with sheer diversity. The buzzing nightlife is legendary. The world-famous Pacha nightclub is home to some of the best DJ’s. There is a great selection of groovy bars and world-class restaurants in the pretty Old Town and in the trendy Marina Botafoch. There are plenty of whitewashed houses and narrow lanes brimming with stylish boutiques in the port area. You can roam the ramparts of the World Heritage-listed Dalt Vila, the pretty ancient citadel. Dalt Vila occupies the highest ground in Ibiza Town and boasts centuries-old mansions, steep, atmospheric cobbled streets, jasmine draped balconies and a majestic Gothic cathedral. You can soak up the ancestry in this old town.
The wonderful Parc Natural de Ses Salines on the southeastern section of Ibiza is a World Heritage nature reserve with 210 species of birds, sparkling salt pans, glorious sandy beaches including Illestes and Llevant which are a vision of paradise on the Trucador peninsular. These salt-white beaches and glistening turquoise seas are stunning. You can sip mojitos and drink in the sunsets enjoying the barefoot chic vibe. You can take an eco-catamaran powered by solar panels to enjoy the peace and tranquillity.
The island of Es Vedra is a sight to see from the viewpoint close to Cala d’Hort. You cannot visit the island but will be astounded to look at it protruding like a volcano from the turquoise waters.
If you haven’t had enough of the nightlife in Ibiza Town, you can visit the two megaclubs Amnesia and Privilege plus one of the island’s top wineries at Sant Rafel where you can also enjoy views of Dalt Vila.
