2018-08-18 Cala de San Vicent to Cala Pada, Ibiza, Islas Baleares, Spain
Morning time in Cala de Sant VicentIt is time to move on, so we head south east down the coastLooking back in the distance to Cala de Sant Vicent and Punta d’en Valls in the foregroundWe next head towards Punta PrimaWe pass the familiar sight of the white square villa standing high on the hill and the Torre d’en Valls nearbyHigh above Cala Negra with views to both sides of Punta Prima, stands a magnificent large residence with swimming pools and beautiful gardens Punta Prima is the most eastern point of the main island of IbizaOnce around the point we head in a south westerly directionNot far around the point we approach Cala BoixCala Boix is a bay with a popular beach surrounded by rocky cliffsThere is a small jetty, a beach bar and a few houses ashore, not to mention the easy access to the roadWe anchor here for a while and take advantage of having a nice long swim in the humid weather conditionsOnce underway again we head down the coastA few larger boats definitely in a hurry, rush by!!Passing Illa de Santa Eulalia and Illa RodonaWest of the islets we come to the pleasant bay called Cala PadaAshore there are quite a lot of people by the beach and restaurants
Looking south, dark clouds are starting to appear near the popular marina and tourist town of Santa Eulalia Safely anchored by Cala Pada, we once again experience another thunderstormIt is not long before the rain eases and a couple of drenched fishermen paddle by!!The sun appears and everyone starts returning to the beachWe decide this will be a good anchorage overnight
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