One of Ibiza's most beloved beach chiringuitos will remain closed throughout the 2026 summer season.

The team behind Cala Escondida Chiringuito, located in the secluded cove next to Cala Comte in Sant Josep, has officially confirmed through its social media channels that the venue will not be opening this year. While the announcement has disappointed many loyal visitors, no official reason has been provided for the closure.

For years, Cala Escondida has been one of Ibiza's most unique beachfront destinations, known for its eco-conscious philosophy, homemade food, relaxed atmosphere, spectacular sunset views, and its location tucked away in the small cove of Racó d'en Xic. Unlike many beach clubs on the island, it became famous for its natural setting, absence of loud music, and commitment to sustainability.

In a message shared with followers, the Cala Escondida team acknowledged the many questions from guests eagerly awaiting its reopening. They expressed how much they also miss welcoming visitors and thanked everyone for their continued support. However, the statement stopped short of explaining why the venue will remain closed for the 2026 season.

The announcement has sparked disappointment among both locals and returning tourists, with many describing Cala Escondida as one of Ibiza's hidden gems and a must-visit sunset spot. Social media has quickly filled with messages of support and hope that the iconic chiringuito will eventually return.

At the time of publication, neither the operators nor local authorities have released further details regarding the closure or whether the venue is expected to reopen in a future season. Until an official update is provided, the reasons behind the decision remain unknown.