CBbC Marina Sta Eulalia will be open for the winter season from 5 December 2024 onwards.

Located in Santa Eulalia del Río's marina, Repsol recommended CBbC Marina Sta Eulalia offers a variety of exquisite, Mediterranean-style dishes to be savoured while enjoying fantastic views of the bay.

Colourful sunsets make it the ideal spot to sip an aperitif and savour a snack, in the comfortable surroundings of its relaxed chill-out zone, open from 17:00 to 20:00. From there, the best option is to dine in style in the elegant, inviting, nautical-themed dining room.

CBbC Marina Sta Eulalia are specialists in rice and seafood dishes, producing locally sourced cuisine that includes the finest cuts of meat and fresh fish, crawfish and lobsters from its aquarium, all accompanied by imaginative, stimulating garnishes. It also offers a superb line in sushi, nigiri, flambéed nigiri, and uramaki rolls.

From Monday to Friday, there is a full three-course midday menu conceived for island residents and holidaymakers alike featuring a wide selection of first and second courses from which diners can choose five dishes. What's more, diners can also choose from among the day's specials, including delicious seafood dishes and "omakase” sushi, which is available from 14:30 to 23:30.

What's more, don't miss the Friday 'after work' with sushi, where you only have to pay for the drinks while CBbC takes care of the sushi. And when it comes to the musical background, on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, there is a DJ from 18:00 to 22:00.

The presentation of its culinary delicacies, its homemade cava sangría, and its extensive wine list - featuring carefully selected local, national and international wines - effortlessly blends in with the venue’s visual harmony. These are just some of the reasons that mean having lunch or dinner here becomes a magical experience.

See the menu here.

Resort: Santa Eulalia, Ibiza

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