Platja des Cavallet lies south of Ibiza Town in the Ses Salines Natural Reserve and is reached by car toward Ses Salines, then by the Cavallet turnoff. Paid parking sits near the dunes, with limited capacity and roadside spaces that fill quickly in July and August. Seasonal bus service is limited, so many visitors rely on cars or taxis, followed by about a twenty-minute walk from the nearest bus stop. From parking, short sandy paths cross the dunes to the beach; visitors are asked to stay on marked routes to protect the reserve. The beach has fine white sand, shallow turquoise water and a dune backdrop, with occasional seaweed depending on wind and currents. There is little natural shade, so sun protection, water and snacks are practical for a longer stay. Beach clubs and restaurants supply meals, drinks, cocktails, umbrellas and sunbeds, but there are no public restrooms or showers outside those businesses. Lifeguard presence is not assured, so swimmers should check conditions, enter the water carefully and stay within comfortable depth. For a quieter naturist spot, walk past the central section toward the southern end near Chiringay or toward the north for more open space. May to June and September bring milder weather, cleaner water and fewer crowds than high summer, with easier parking and calmer mornings. A half-day to full-day visit allows time for swimming, dune walks and meals at the clubs. Early arrival helps secure parking, while late afternoon visits can feel more social around the clubs and restaurants.