Cala Olivera
offers many fun activities including sunbathing, beachcombing, wildlife
watching, water-skiing, hiking, fishing, swimming, snorkeling, paddleboarding,
scuba diving, volleyball, jet-skiing, boating, wildlife watching, kayaking, and
canoeing.
Cala Olivera
is ideal for beginner swimmers because the water here usually has gentle waves
and it is mostly clear. Scuba divers
also frequently visit Cala Olivera to explore the vibrant underwater landscape
and marine biodiversity near the beach – the water here has interesting underwater
geological formations including sea arches and an underwater cave.
If you are
planning to swim, kayak, canoe, snorkel, scuba dive, or paddleboard near Cala
Olivera, we recommend being careful because the water here can have
unpredictable rip currents and strong waves and it is also significantly
deep. In addition, the rocky outcrops
around Cala Olivera can also cause injuries to visitors. Please also note that the considerably rocky
seabed at Cala Olivera can also make water activities difficult. Cala Olivera is ideal for visitors looking for
a quiet beach experience because this beach sees fewer visitors as compared to
other Ibiza beaches.
There is a
rugged path at the western end of Cala Olivera that leads to a rocky
ledge. This ledge offers excellent
Instagram-worthy views of the Mediterranean Sea.