Caló des Moro — Sunset Charm and Urban Soul on the Ibiza Coast
Tucked along the western edge of San Antonio, where the Mediterranean laps gently against a lively promenade, Caló des Moro offers a fascinating blend of natural beauty and urban energy. While it may not be as secluded as some of Ibiza’s hidden coves, it holds its own as a unique sunset spot and a favourite gathering place for locals and travellers alike.

Dimensions
- Length: 80m
- Width: 20m
A Beach with a Pulse
Caló des Moro is a small urban beach framed by rocky outcrops and a short stretch of golden sand. The waters here are shallow and calm, perfect for a quick dip during a day of exploration in town. Though modest in size, what it lacks in seclusion it makes up for in character.
Its setting, right at the edge of the San Antonio town centre, means visitors are steps away from cafes, shops, and bars. This proximity adds to its charm – Caló des Moro isn’t just a beach, it’s a meeting point, a front-row seat to Ibiza’s coastal lifestyle.
The Sunset Factor
What truly sets Caló des Moro apart is its reputation as one of Ibiza’s best sunset viewpoints. As evening approaches, the beach transforms into a communal amphitheatre facing the horizon. Locals gather with drinks in hand, street performers set the mood, and the sun begins its slow descent into the sea – often to the rhythm of live music drifting from nearby venues like the legendary Café del Mar or Mambo.
There’s a palpable sense of ceremony in the air, but also a casual, inclusive vibe that invites everyone – whether you’re sipping a cocktail, capturing the sky in photos, or simply letting the moment wash over you.

Accessibility and Atmosphere
Unlike many of Ibiza’s more remote coves, Caló des Moro is easily accessible by foot, car, or public transport. Its urban location means there are plenty of amenities: restaurants with sea views, rental shops, and benches lining the promenade. It’s not the quietest beach on the island, but it’s undoubtedly one of the most atmospheric.
In summer months, the beach can become busy, especially at sunset, but the energy is part of its appeal. It’s a snapshot of Ibiza’s sociable spirit – a place where beachwear meets nightlife, and where strangers become friends as the sun disappears below the horizon.
A Different Kind of Ibiza
For those who think Ibiza is only about hidden beaches or all-night clubs, Caló des Moro offers a different perspective. It’s a reminder that the island thrives on contrast – nature and nightlife, calm and celebration, tradition and modernity – all coexisting within a few square metres.
Whether you come for a midday swim, a sunset ritual, or simply to feel the pulse of Ibiza’s west coast, Caló des Moro delivers an experience that is vibrant, memorable, and uniquely urban.

Restaurants and bars
In the heart of the west of the town of San Antonio you can find a variety of bars and restaurants of different categories.

Map of Caló des Moro
