
Caló de s'Illa
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Caló de s'Illa is a cove in Sant Joan de Labritja, Ibiza. Sheltered from E, SE, S and SW winds; exposed to N, NE, W and NW winds.
- Where
- Sant Joan de Labritja, Ibiza
- Sheltered from
- E, SE, S and SW
Small cove on the north coast, in the parish of Sant Miquel de Balansat, south of the point of s'Illa d'Encalders. A rock, s'escull des Caló de s'Illa, sits in the middle of the entrance, and the torrent de s'Illa runs out at its head. The shore, about 52 m of pebbles and gravel, is ringed by cliffs and pine woods and keeps an old fishermen's boat shed; the seabed mixes rock, sand and Posidonia.
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