Picolo recommends · Hotel in Ibiza, Spain
OKU Ibiza
Two pools, a shallow cove a few minutes away and the sunset bars of Sant Antoni along the promenade when you want them.
Cala Gració is a small, sheltered cove just north of Sant Antoni, with shallow water that children can wade into. OKU Ibiza stands close by, a calm, stylish hotel with two outdoor pools, a spa and yoga sessions.
The restaurant serves breakfast and lunch. When evening comes, the coastal promenade leads towards the sunset bars of Sant Antoni, so there is life within reach without having it under your window.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose OKU Ibiza
This is our family pick on Ibiza. There is space for children, a gentle cove next door and enough style to keep the grown-ups happy. Couples who want quiet days and a sunset in the evening will like it too.
It is expensive in high season. Sant Antoni has a loud nightlife, and on late summer evenings you may hear it. The restaurant does not serve dinner, so plan to eat out in the evening.
What you get
- Two outdoor pools
- Spa and yoga
- Shallow cove nearby for children
- Restaurant for breakfast and lunch
- Promenade to the sunset bars
A day at OKU Ibiza
- Morning
- Yoga before the heat sets in.
- Midday
- Building sandcastles in the shallow water of Cala Gració.
- Afternoon
- A lazy afternoon split between the two pools.
- Evening
- A walk along the promenade to watch the sun set over the bay.
Location
Cala Gració, Sant Antoni, Ibiza, Spain
Open in MapsQuestions about OKU Ibiza
Is OKU Ibiza good for families?
Yes, it is our family pick. There is room for children, two pools and a shallow cove at Cala Gració close by.
Is OKU Ibiza noisy?
The hotel itself is calm, but Sant Antoni's nightlife can carry on late in summer and may be heard on some evenings.
Does OKU Ibiza serve dinner?
The restaurant serves breakfast and lunch. For dinner, Sant Antoni and the promenade are within easy reach.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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