Picolo recommends · Hotel in Ibiza, Spain
Hacienda Na Xamena
High on the north-west cliffs, with nothing between the terraces and the horizon but open sea and the evening sun.
The road climbs and twists through the pines until it stops at the edge of the cliffs. Hacienda Na Xamena looks down over the bay at Sant Miquel on Ibiza's north-west coast, and from the terraces and many of the rooms you see only sea.
Inside you find a spa, a roof terrace and an art gallery, along with a bar by the pool and the Edén restaurant. For swimming coves and village restaurants, the north coast is a quick drive down the hill.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose Hacienda Na Xamena
This is our romantic pick on Ibiza. The position on the cliff and the sunsets over the sea make it the hotel for couples with something to celebrate, and for anyone who wants nature and luxury far from the parties.
It is remote, and the approach is a winding road, so you will want a car. Those planning nights out in Ibiza Town or Sant Antoni will spend a lot of time on the road.
What you get
- Sunsets over the sea from the cliffs
- Spa
- Pool with a bar
- Edén restaurant
- Art gallery and roof terrace
A day at Hacienda Na Xamena
- Morning
- Breakfast on the terrace with the sea far below.
- Midday
- A drive down to one of the northern coves for a swim.
- Afternoon
- A long session in the spa.
- Evening
- Dinner at Edén as the sun goes down over the water.
Location
Na Xamena, Sant Miquel, Ibiza, Spain
Open in MapsQuestions about Hacienda Na Xamena
Where is Hacienda Na Xamena?
You find it on the cliffs of Ibiza's north-west coast, looking down on the bay at Sant Miquel.
Do I need a car at Hacienda Na Xamena?
Yes, it is recommended. The hotel is remote and reached by a winding road, and the coves and restaurants of the north are a drive away.
Is Hacienda Na Xamena good for a honeymoon?
Yes. It is our romantic pick, with sea views from many rooms, a spa and sunsets from the clifftop.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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