La Escollera
A family run beach restaurant on the wild Es Cavallet shore, where vows on the breakwater come with a 180 degree sweep of sea toward Formentera, made for a couple who want barefoot glamour rather than grand formality.
La Escollera has served the south of Ibiza since 1992, tucked inside the Ses Salines natural reserve with tables in the sand, shaded terraces and an easy Mediterranean kitchen. It has hosted weddings for more than twenty years, and the appeal is the setting and the mood, relaxed, sun drenched and unmistakably Ibiza.
It suits couples who want a beach celebration with real character over a polished resort ballroom. Because it is a working restaurant in a protected reserve, exclusivity is time limited and the natural setting means you build around the breeze and the light, which a local planner will help you do.
La Escollera is a family run beach restaurant on Es Cavallet in the Ses Salines reserve of southern Ibiza, hosting weddings for over twenty years on the shore of the Mediterranean. It can take up to around 300 guests, offers the restaurant for exclusive use for up to nine hours, and holds ceremonies on the breakwater with a 180 degree sea view. The ceremony fee is indicatively from EUR 950, with seated and buffet menus quoted per head. Confirm capacity, current menu pricing and dates directly with the venue.
Tables in the sand, a breakwater altar and a view to Formentera.
Style and setting
La Escollera sits on the Es Cavallet beach in the Ses Salines reserve, a protected stretch of dune, sea and salt flats in the south of the island. The look is relaxed Mediterranean, with shaded terraces, tables that spill onto the sand and an indoor dining space, plus a lounge and cocktail bar for the evening.
Capacity
The restaurant can host up to around 300 guests, which covers everything from an intimate beach wedding to a large celebration. The space lends itself to a flowing day, with a ceremony on the shore, a relaxed reception across the terraces and dinner under the open sky.
Ceremony and the day
Ceremonies are held on the breakwater with a 180 degree view of the sea toward Formentera, which is the signature image of a wedding here. Couples take the restaurant for exclusive use for up to nine hours, long enough to run ceremony, dining and dancing into the Ibiza evening.
What it costs
As an indicative 2026 guide, the ceremony fee starts from around EUR 950, with seated and buffet menus quoted per head on top. The final figure depends on your guest count, menu choice and drinks, so a full wedding here is built from the menu up. Treat figures as indicative and confirm the current rates and what exclusive use includes with the venue.
Ask about La Escollera.
We will check availability for your date, gather realistic menu costs and introduce a planner who knows Ibiza and the south of the island. We reply within two business days and it costs you nothing.
An Ibiza beach wedding rewards a planner who knows the island.
A protected beach setting means working within the reserve, building around the breeze and arranging a symbolic ceremony on the shore. A planner who works regularly in Ibiza will know La Escollera, the suppliers and the timing, and we will introduce one suited to your celebration.
Wedding planners in SpainLa Escollera, answered.
How many guests can La Escollera host?
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The restaurant can host up to around 300 guests, which covers intimate beach weddings through to large celebrations. Confirm the exact figure for your chosen layout with the venue.
Where is the ceremony held?
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Ceremonies take place on the breakwater with a 180 degree view of the sea toward Formentera. Couples take the restaurant for exclusive use for up to nine hours for the full day.
How much does a wedding here cost?
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As an indicative 2026 guide, the ceremony fee starts from around EUR 950, with seated and buffet menus quoted per head on top. The total depends on guest numbers, menu and drinks, so confirm current rates with the venue.
Can we get legally married on the beach?
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A beach ceremony here is usually symbolic or celebrant led, with the legal marriage completed separately. Confirm your preferred ceremony type and the paperwork with your planner in advance.
When is the best time to marry in Ibiza?
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May to October gives warm, dry days and long evenings, with high summer the busiest and hottest. Plan shade and a comfortable timeline for a shoreline setting.
Photography is licensed stock from Unsplash, shown to evoke the setting. It does not depict the venue itself.
Last reviewed April 2026. We refresh this page as venues, capacities and prices change.
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