Villa Haveli

About Villa Haveli

Villa Haveli is a self-catering villa set near the west-coast cove of Cala Vedella (also known as Cala Vadella). It suits travellers who want a quiet, independent stay away from the main resort centres. The property is not rated and has no guest score, so it is a simple choice for those who prefer to book directly and check details with the owner.

The villa is listed as an apartment or villa with a kitchenette, a terrace and a swimming pool. It has air conditioning, a hairdryer and a complimentary coffee offer. Pets are allowed. This is a self-contained stay for a couple or a small family who plan to cook, drive to the coves and explore the south-west coast on their own schedule.

Location: Sant Josep de sa Talaia

Villa Haveli is in the area of Cala Vedella, a sheltered cove on Ibiza's south-west coast. The nearest village is Cala Vedella itself, a small settlement with a handful of restaurants and a pebble-and-sand beach. The setting is low-key: pine-covered slopes drop to the water, and the coast here is part of the Cala d'Hort, Cap Llentrisca and Sa Talaia natural park. In high summer the cove gets busy with day visitors, but the area feels quieter than the west-coast strip around Sant Antoni. In the shoulder months of May, June, September and October the pace drops further, and the landscape is green and open.

The villa is not on the beachfront. The nearest listed point is Cala d'Hort, 3.3 km away in a straight line. Cala Comte is 5.5 km north. Sant Antoni de Portmany is 9.1 km away. A car is the most practical way to reach the coves, the supermarket and the restaurants along the coast. A seasonal bus serves some of the south-west beaches in summer, but services are limited. In the evening the area is quiet; there is no nightlife within walking distance.

Rooms and facilities

The villa is listed with a kitchenette, a terrace and a swimming pool. It has air conditioning, a hairdryer and a complimentary coffee offer. Pets are allowed. The accommodation is intended for self-catering: there is no on-site restaurant or bar. The kitchenette is suitable for preparing simple meals and snacks. The terrace and pool are the main outdoor living spaces.

The property does not have a listed number of bedrooms or bathrooms. Guests should confirm the exact layout, the number of beds and the type of kitchen equipment with the owner before booking. The listed facilities suggest a compact, open-plan space that works for a couple or a small family. Late arrivals should check the check-in procedure, as there is no 24-hour reception.

Getting there

Ibiza Airport (IBZ) is 12.3 km in a straight line from Villa Haveli. A taxi from the airport to the villa takes about 20-30 minutes by road, depending on traffic. A hire car collected at the airport is the most flexible option for reaching the villa and exploring the coast. Buses from the airport run to Sant Antoni, Ibiza Town and the south beaches, but none serve Cala Vedella directly; a taxi or a hire car is needed for the final leg.

Ibiza Town port is 17.2 km away in a straight line. From the port, a taxi or hire car takes about 30 minutes. The nearest area with more services is Sant Antoni de Portmany, 9.1 km north. In winter, flights and ferries are fewer, and the seasonal bus lines stop running. Guests arriving in the low season should arrange a taxi or hire car in advance.

Beaches, sights and food nearby

The closest beach listed is Cala d'Hort, 3.3 km away. This west-facing cove looks out to Es Vedrà, the limestone islet that is a nature reserve. Cala Comte, 5.5 km north, has shallow clear water and islets offshore; it is a popular spot for a sunset swim. Torre des Savinar, a 18th-century watchtower on a cliff, is 5.3 km away and makes a short walk with views over the coast. Sa Talaia, the highest point on Ibiza at about 475 m, is 5.1 km from the villa; a climb gives a view over the whole south of the island.

The nearest village with shops and restaurants is Cala Vedella itself. For a wider choice, Sant Antoni de Portmany is 9.1 km away and has supermarkets, a long bay and the sunset strip. Ibiza Town, 17.2 km away, has Dalt Vila, the cathedral and the port. Local food includes bullit de peix, a fish stew served in two courses, and fresh fish grilled with rice. No restaurant or bar is named here.

A day from Villa Haveli

A day from Villa Haveli could start with breakfast on the terrace. Drive 3.3 km to Cala d'Hort for a morning swim facing Es Vedrà. From there, walk 5.3 km along the coast path to Torre des Savinar, a watchtower on the cliff. The walk takes about an hour each way and passes through pine woodland. Pack water and snacks from the kitchenette.

After lunch, drive 5.5 km to Cala Comte for an afternoon on the shallow beach. Return to the villa for a swim in the pool before sunset. In the evening, drive 9.1 km to Sant Antoni de Portmany for a meal by the bay, or stay in and cook at the villa. The area is quiet after dark, so the terrace is a good place to end the day.

Practical tips

Much of Ibiza's tourism business closes roughly from November to April; check with Villa Haveli's owner whether the villa is open in winter. July and August are the peak months, when the coves fill early and roads are busiest. The Balearic sustainable tourism tax (the ecotasa) is charged per person per night by the accommodation; the rate depends on the category and season and is reduced in low season and for longer stays; children under 16 are exempt. Check the current rate with the Govern de les Illes Balears.

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