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Beaches in San Antonio and San Juan
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Beaches in San Antonio |
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How to go : Take the road from the town of San Antonio to Sta. Inés and some 2 km before reaching the latter take the signposted turning on the left for the beach. |
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How to go : From the village of San Antonio take the road for Sta. Inés. Some 2 km on your way take a turn to the left which clearly signposts the beach. You can get there by car, bicycle or by bus during the summer season. |
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Beaches in San Juan |
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How to go : You take the asphalt road from San Juan de Labritja. You can get there by motorbike, car or by bicycle, as long as the cyclist is an experienced rider. There is a regular bus service during the summer season, which brings you right down to the cove. |
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How to go : You take the road from Eivissa to S. Juan, and 1 km before arriving at the latter, take the signposted turn for the cove. There is regular bus service from Eivissa, or you can go by car. If going by bicycle you should be an experienced cyclist given the rather steep slopes to be negotiated along the road. |
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How to go : You take an asphalt road that runs between Eivissa and Portinatx, taking the left turn some 17 km along the same. You can get there by car, and if you choose to go by bicycle, you must be warned of the rather steep sloping nature of the road. |
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How to go : You can get there from the road that joins the towns of San Miguel and San Juan, taking the turn-off signposting the beach. Access is to be had by car, motorbike or bicycle. If you use the latter, you must be prepared to tackle the sharp drops to be encountered on your way to the beach. |
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How to go : You take the road from San Miguel de Balanzat to the port, from here you go along a dirt track from which it is possible to gain access to the coves. In addition to going by car, you also have the option of taking advantage of the regular bus service to the area. |
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