Sant Antoni, on Ibiza's west coast, is one of the island's main diving bases.
Sant Antoni, on Ibiza's west coast, is one of the island's main diving bases. From its bay you reach islets, walls and shoals rich in Posidonia and very clear water, plus trips towards the protected surroundings of Es Vedrà. It is very training-focused, with schools offering try dives and full courses alongside dives for certified divers.
Yes. Its bay and nearby coves offer sheltered, shallow water ideal for try dives and Open Water courses. Many local schools specialise in training from scratch with PADI and SSI instructors.
The islets of Sa Conillera, Illa des Bosc and their shoals are classic west-Ibiza dives, with walls, caves and posidonia meadows. The Es Vedrà area further south is a protected environment reached by some authorised centres.
Es Vedrà and Es Vedranell are part of a protected natural area; diving is done through authorised centres that manage access, not independently. It is best to book trips to this area in advance.
From June to September, when the water is warmest and visibility frequently exceeds 20 metres. The season runs from May to October at most centres.