To continue our tour of the Balearic Islands, we pass through one of the most popular islands in our country, Ibiza, a mythical destination.
It also offers art, sports, gastronomy, shopping, leisure options for all ages, and a lively, cosmopolitan atmosphere that attracts travelers from all over the world. And of course, always accompanied by our ARISTODOGS, we tell you about the best beaches where you can go with them to enjoy your vacation.
Es Faralló
Small swimming area located in the northern part of the island, next to Puig de s´Església Vella, with easy access via Passeig Joan Canals Serra. It is a small cove measuring 20 meters.
The rules for enjoying this beach are the same as for other beaches and coves in the country, but, in case you have any doubts, we list them below (these rules apply to all other beaches and coves in the Balearic Islands):
– Keep your pet under control at all times
– Pick up their droppings
– Try not to disturb other users
– Carry your pet's vaccination card with all vaccinations up to date
– If the dog is included in the list of potentially dangerous dog breeds, it must be leashed and muzzled.
Río de Santa Eulalia
On the other hand, in the southern part, next to the mouth of the river, dogs have been allowed access to the last 10 meters of the beach. It is signposted.
The municipality of Eivissa allows the presence of animals on its beaches Talamanca, Figueretas, and part of Platja d’en Bossa during the winter "except on weekends and holidays", and it is "totally forbidden" during mid and high season, "in the period between Easter and October 31".
However, since June 27, 2016, the Ibiza Town Council has enabled a coastal area where swimming and the presence of dogs are allowed all year round: this is the stretch located between Quartó de Balançat and Quartó de Santa Eulalia streets in the Es Viver neighborhood, which is 360 meters long and is already delimited by signs indicating the beginning and end of the permitted area.
Playa Canina Es Viver
This beach is in the city of Ibiza. The dog beach area is 360 meters long. Dogs have access all year round and there are bag dispensers for picking up droppings.