Picolo recommends · Hotel in Ibiza, Spain
BLESS Ibiza Cala Nova
Sea on one side, a roof terrace above and live music drifting up from the pool on certain evenings at Cala Nova.
Cala Nova is one of the better beaches on Ibiza's east coast, open to the sea and a short drive north of Santa Eulària. BLESS Ibiza stands right by the water here, with a roof terrace that looks out over the coast.
There is a pool with a bar, a spa and two restaurants, and on some evenings there are concerts and live music. The pace is slower than in the south, and the food is a big part of the reason to stay.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose BLESS Ibiza Cala Nova
We like it for couples and groups of friends after an elegant hotel on a good beach, with proper food and none of the club crowd. The coves along this coast are within easy reach for swimming.
It is expensive in high season, and Ibiza Town is not close: you will need a car or taxi. Those who want to walk out to restaurants in the evening may find the location limiting.
What you get
- Roof terrace over the east coast
- Pool with a bar
- Spa
- Two restaurants
- Beach at Cala Nova by the hotel
A day at BLESS Ibiza Cala Nova
- Morning
- A swim at Cala Nova before breakfast.
- Midday
- The Wednesday hippie market at nearby Es Canar.
- Afternoon
- A slow afternoon by the pool bar.
- Evening
- Dinner, then music on the terrace if it is a concert night.
Location
Cala Nova, Santa Eulària, Ibiza, Spain
Open in MapsQuestions about BLESS Ibiza Cala Nova
Is BLESS Ibiza Cala Nova on the beach?
Yes. It is right by the sea at Cala Nova, a short drive north of Santa Eulària on the east coast.
What is there to do near BLESS Ibiza Cala Nova?
On Wednesdays there is a hippie market in nearby Es Canar, and several coves along the east coast are easy to reach.
Do I need a car at BLESS Ibiza Cala Nova?
For trips to Ibiza Town, yes, or plan on taxis. The hotel itself has enough restaurants and bars for evenings in.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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