Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Ibiza, the third largest of the Balearic Islands, has long been known as a pulse-pounding party paradise, home to a world-renowned nightlife scene that attracts famous DJs and legions of raucous revelers each summer to its storied shores. But far from the madding crowd, the isle’s astonishing natural splendor is its real draw–especially in the north, where rolling green countryside carpets a verdant interior ensconced by a 125-mile coastline, whose tucked-away beaches and exquisite coves scatter like jewels glinting in the Mediterranean Sea. Fincadelica Xarraca, which debuted this spring, has set a new standard for exclusive-use villas on .
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Federico Luraghi One such enclave, Cala Xarraca, enjoys a rarefied reputation with in-the-know locals as one of the island’s lower-profile treasures: a five-minute drive from the storybook village of San Juan, it’s among Ibiza’s most isolated and picturesque bays, flanked by sienna-colored cliffs that back into dense evergreen forests studded with fincas –elegantly spare, traditional white farmhouses that emblematize this storied escape often called “the White Isle.” Presiding over this pristine tableau is Fincadelica Xarraca , the latest showstopping introduction from the esteemed Fincadelica Collection , and one of Ibiza’s biggest beachside properties. The sprawling 32,000-square-foot, nine-suite estate–formerly a private home for decades–re-emerged t.
