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Sa Punta
Menu: international / Mediterranean
Beautiful view with beautiful people.
A few minutes away from Ibiza town is Sa Punta, a restaurant owned by the owners of the Pacha. This über chic restaurant is very popular among the local and international jet set. From the impressive rooftop terrace, you overlook the bay of Talamanca and Formentera. 5-Star, led by chef Diego Dechecco!
Tip: First enjoy the beach of Talamanca, then go to Sa Punta!
Tel: +34 971 19 34 24
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