Ca Nostra Ibiza

About Ca Nostra Ibiza

Ca Nostra Ibiza is a four-star hotel on the west of Ibiza, set back from the water near Cala de Bou and away from the main resort centres. It suits travellers who want a fixed base with room to spread out: a pool and garden for slow mornings, a tennis court for the cooler hours, and a kitchen for evenings when eating out loses its appeal. Couples touring the coves by car, families with young children and friends sharing a longer stay all fit the same brief.

Four stars and an apartment-style set-up: the listed facilities point to stays of a week or more, with a washing machine, a dishwasher, an oven and an iron and board sitting alongside the pool, garden and tennis court. Ca Nostra Ibiza suits travellers who plan to drive out each day and return to their own kitchen in the evening. Couples, families and small groups can each use the space differently, and longer bookings make the most of what is provided.

Location: Sant Josep de sa Talaia

Cala de Bou spreads along the southern shore of Sant Antoni bay, in Sant Josep de sa Talaia, and Ca Nostra Ibiza has an address on Carrer Biscaia 25 there. The bay curves away to the north, with Sant Antoni de Portmany 3.7 km off in a straight line, and the land behind the village rises towards Sa Talaia. The setting is a village rather than a purpose-built strip, and Ibiza Town port is 16 km away in a straight line for anyone arriving by sea.

Distances from Ca Nostra Ibiza are short by road but not on foot: Cala Comte is 3.7 km away in a straight line, Cala Salada and Cala Saladeta 5.1 km, Cala d'Hort 9.1 km and the start of the climb to Sa Talaia 5.8 km. Buses run on the island with more lines in summer, and a hire car gives the most freedom for early starts. In July and August the coast fills quickly; in May, June, September and October the same outings need less planning.

Rooms and facilities

Rooms at Ca Nostra Ibiza are listed with air conditioning, a fan, a safe, a TV and a telephone, and the apartment-style layout adds a kitchen with an oven, microwave, toaster, coffee making kit and dishwasher. A washing machine, iron and board and hairdryer cover the practical side, and toiletries are listed too. Balconies, a patio and a terrace appear among the facilities, along with a fireplace; confirm which of these come with the specific unit when booking.

Before arriving at Ca Nostra Ibiza, confirm the check-in and check-out times, whether a cot needs reserving, and how the tennis court is booked or shared. Ask about the wifi and internet access in the unit, the parking arrangement, and the pool's opening through the season. If the kitchen matters for the trip, check which appliances come with the room, and where the washing machine is.

Getting there

For Ca Nostra Ibiza, a taxi or a hire car collected at Ibiza Airport (IBZ) is the simplest way to arrive with luggage, and the address on Carrer Biscaia 25 is 13.6 km from the terminal in a straight line. Airport buses link the terminal with Ibiza Town, Sant Antoni de Portmany and the south beaches, with more lines in summer; check the island bus operator for the route towards Cala de Bou and the walk from the stop.

From Ibiza Town port, where the Formentera ferries leave, Ca Nostra Ibiza is 16 km away in a straight line, so a taxi with bags makes sense after a crossing. Sant Antoni de Portmany, the nearest town of any size, is only 3.7 km off. Flights and ferries thin out in winter and the seasonal buses run less often, so confirm times with the operator before a late arrival.

Beaches, sights and food nearby

Cala Comte, 3.7 km away in a straight line, is the closest swim, with shallow water and islets offshore on the west coast where the sunsets draw a crowd. Cala Salada and Cala Saladeta lie 5.1 km off, and Cala d'Hort 9.1 km, facing Es Vedrà, the limestone islet about 380 m high where nobody lands. All three are coves rather than long beaches, so an early arrival helps in August.

Sant Antoni de Portmany, 3.7 km from Ca Nostra Ibiza, has the nearest year-round services and a port with seasonal mainland routes. Inland, the climb to Sa Talaia, the island's highest point at about 475 m, begins 5.8 km away. For food, bullit de peix and arròs a banda are the dishes to look for, the island fish stew served in two courses, with fresh fish and rice dishes alongside.

A day from Ca Nostra Ibiza

Start with an early swim at Cala Salada or Cala Saladeta, 5.1 km from Ca Nostra Ibiza in a straight line, before the track and the water fill. Drive back for a late breakfast in the kitchen. In the afternoon, take the coast south to Cala d'Hort, 9.1 km away, for the view across to Es Vedrà, or head inland to walk up Sa Talaia, whose climb starts 5.8 km from the hotel.

Finish the day at Cala Comte, 3.7 km off, where the sun sets over the islets; space is limited in high summer, so arrive well before the light goes. Eat in Sant Antoni de Portmany, 3.7 km away, then return to Carrer Biscaia. A car makes the sequence easy, a taxi between the coves and the village keeps it workable, and the parking listed at Ca Nostra Ibiza helps for drivers.

Practical tips

Much of Ibiza's tourism business closes roughly from November to April, so check the opening dates for Ca Nostra Ibiza before booking outside the main months; July and August are the peak, while May, June, September and October leave more room at the coves. The Balearic sustainable tourism tax is charged per person per night by the accommodation, at a rate set by the type and category of the property and the season, reduced in low season and for longer stays, with children under 16 exempt. Check current rates with the Govern de les Illes Balears.

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