{"id":27599,"date":"2018-01-22T00:00:00","date_gmt":"2018-01-22T00:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.clubvillamar.com\/blog\/?p=27599"},"modified":"2018-03-19T10:26:00","modified_gmt":"2018-03-19T10:26:00","slug":"sant-josep-de-sa-talaia","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.clubvillamar.com\/blog\/spain\/ibiza\/sant-josep-de-sa-talaia\/sant-josep-de-sa-talaia\/","title":{"rendered":"Sant Josep de sa Talaia"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Sant Josep de sa Talaia, the largest municipality of the Balearic Island of Ibiza<\/h2>\n

Sant Josep de sa Talaia <\/strong>is the largest municipality<\/strong> of the Balearic Island of Ibiza. It can be found in the interior of the island in the south-west, only 15 km from the capital, Eivissa or Ibiza Town<\/a>. Sant Josep de sa Talaia <\/strong>takes its name from the mountain of Sant Josep<\/strong>,<\/strong> which is the highest in the island with an altitude of 475 metres. It covers an area of 159.38 km2 <\/sup>and has around 22,500 inhabitants. From the coastline, which extends for 80 km, on a clear day you have an amazing view <\/strong>to the neighbouring island of Formentera.<\/strong> The municipality of Sant Josep de sa Talaia is made up of five small, calm and picturesque villages: Es Cubells, Sant Agusti des Vedr\u00e0, Sant Francesc de s\u2019Estany, Sant Jordi de ses Salines<\/strong> and Sant Josep de sa Talaia<\/strong> itself.<\/p>\n

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Sant Josep de sa Talaia, the most beautiful coast of the Island and the idyllic coves<\/h2>\n

The region of Sant Josep de sa Talaia<\/strong> is bordered by a coastline of 80 km and therefore has more <\/strong>coves <\/strong>and beaches<\/strong> than the rest of the Island. In the south-east of Sant Josep de sa Talaia is Playa d\u2019en Bossa <\/strong>beach, which it shares with the capital, Eivissa or Ibiza Town<\/a>. To the west we find the bay of Sant Antoni de Portmany<\/strong>. The good quality of these beaches and <\/strong>coves<\/strong> makes Sant Josep de sa Talaia an important attraction for the thousands of tourists who come every year for a peaceful holiday on the beach or in the unspoilt countryside. <\/strong> Around these beaches, the best of the Balearics<\/strong>, important tourist resorts<\/strong> have been developed. These beaches such as Cala Comte, Cala Bassa <\/strong>and Cala Vadella <\/strong>are renowned for their crystal<\/strong>–<\/strong>clear water<\/strong> surrounded by the pine forests<\/strong> that descend to the level of the sea.<\/p>\n

The beautiful coves, Cavallet, Ses Salines, Cala Jondal, Cala D\u2019Hort, Cala Carbo<\/strong> and Cala Tarida<\/strong>,<\/strong> have fortunately remained unspoilt, as have the hidden fishing coves, Porroig, Es Xarcu, Sa Caleta, Cala Llentrisca<\/strong> and Cala Corral. <\/strong>A characteristic of the coastline of Sant Josep de sa Talaia are the steep cliffs <\/strong>and surrounding islands<\/strong> such as Es Vedr\u00e0, Es Vedranell, Sa Conillera, S\u2019Esparta, S\u2019Illaden Bosc and Ses Bledes, which dominate the horizon. The coast of Sant Josep de sa Talaia is surprisingly beautiful<\/strong>,<\/strong>especially around the natural park of Ses Salines<\/strong> and the nature reserve of Es Vedr\u00e0 and Es Vedranell<\/strong>. The remaining islets that make up this cluster are the Islotes Poniente, situated at the western point of Ibiza.<\/a><\/p>\n

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Sant Josep de sa Talaia, places of natural beauty and historical interest<\/h2>\n

There is plenty to see and discover in Sant Josep de sa Talaia.<\/strong> Nature lovers and culture seekers <\/strong>will enjoy hiking<\/strong> in the region. You can go by car, but we strongly recommend either cycling, walking or horse riding <\/strong>for full appreciation.<\/p>\n