Cavall d’en Borràs

Cavall d'en Borràs is the first sandy beach you meet after leaving La Savina toward the Ses Salines park. Official guides describe fine white sand, clear shallow water and a backing of juniper forest and protected dunes. It sits between the Sa Sequi canal (the old outlet from Estany Pudent) and the rockier Des Carregador stretch that leads on toward Ses Illetes. The Guía de Playas gives roughly 500 metres by 35 metres.

It is quieter than Illetes and only about two kilometres from the port, so it suits anyone arriving on foot, by bike or with limited time before a ferry. The northwest outlook gives long views toward Ibiza's es Vedrà on clear evenings. In high season you may find simple services nearby, but the beach itself keeps a more open, park-like feel than the resort front at Es Pujols.

Naturism appears on the Guía de Playas listing and is practised here, though the mix is usually more textile near the busiest access points. As elsewhere on the park coast, walk further along the sand if you want a quieter, more clothing-optional pocket, and keep off the dunes.

Parking is available in the regulated park system shared with Illetes. Bring water for the juniper shade behind the beach; midday shade on the sand itself is limited.

At a glance

• Name of beach: Cavall d'en Borràs
• Also known as: Playa Cavall d'en Borràs
• Municipality: Formentera
• Length / width (Guía de Playas): 500 m / 35 m
• Beach type: Sand
• Naturism: Practised (Guía de Playas: Nudismo Sí)
• Access: Foot / car / boat
• Parking: Yes (park-regulated)
• Protected area: Yes - Ses Salines Natural Park
• Coordinates (approx.): 38°44'57" N, 1°25'57" E