There are places that are much more than a business and that form part of the most authentic essence of Ibiza. Cala Escondida, the small beach bar located in Racó d'en Xic, together with Cala ComteFor over a decade, it has been one of those special places where time seemed to stand still. Among sunsets, impromptu concerts, hugs, sunset swims and a way of understanding the island from the respect for nature, managed to build a community that went far beyond those who sat at a table.
Now after eleven seasons, his team has announced news that many feared since the beginning of summer: the Cala Escondida Beach Bar It will not open its doors this 2026 in the place where we all met him.
In a emotional message posted on his social mediaThey recall that that small space between the sea and the rocks was the scene of thousands of sunsets, reunions and celebrationsThey express their gratitude for the affection received throughout these years. At the same time, they make it clear that they do not consider this a final farewell, but rather a... end of a stage.
Since its opening in 2015, Cala Escondida has earned a special place in the hearts of residents and visitors for its sustainable philosophy and its personalityPowered by Solar energy, integrated into the landscape and built with a deep respect for the environmentThe beach bar opted for a Simple gastronomic proposal, local products and a way to enjoy the coastline very different from mass tourism. relaxed, authentic and family atmosphere This led many to identify him with that Ibiza which still preserves corners where the sea, silence and nature They remain the main protagonists.
Although the statement does not explain the reasons for the closure, various local media outlets indicate that the establishment has lost the municipal concession from the Racó d'en Xic kiosk after the bidding process for beach services for the coming years. The team itself insists, however, that the The spirit of Cala Escondida lives on. and hopes to be able to write a new chapter in another location when possible.
At Welcometoibiza we've been fortunate enough to get to know the people who made this project possible, and we know that behind Cala Escondida there was always much more than just a beach bar. There was enthusiasm, hard work, respect for the environment and a very special way of to welcome everyone.
There are places, like Cala Escondida, that may disappear from the map, but never from our memories. Hopefully, this is just a temporary goodbye, and we'll meet again by the sea very soon.
