Discover the rich culinary heritage of Ibiza through its traditional dishes, which offer a taste of the island’s history and cultural influences.

From hearty stews to delightful desserts, Ibiza’s cuisine is a testament to its diverse gastronomic landscape. This guide will introduce you to some of the must-try traditional foods that define the local dining experience, providing insights into the ingredients and cultural significance behind each dish.

Whether you are a seasoned foodie or a curious traveler, these Ibizan specialties promise a memorable culinary journey. Here’s a guide to some must-try dishes that embody the spirit of Ibiza.

Bullit de Peix

A quintessential Ibizan dish, Bullit de Peix is a fish stew that is as traditional as it gets. This dish features various types of fish cooked in a savory broth, typically served in two stages – first the fish on its own, and then the broth with potatoes and alioli. It's a favorite among locals for its fresh flavors and ties to the island's fishing traditions.

Sofrit Pagés

Sofrit Pagés is a hearty stew that combines meats like chicken and lamb with local sausages such as sobrasada. This dish is deeply rooted in Ibizan culture, often reserved for festive occasions and family gatherings. Vegetables like potatoes and peppers add to its richness, making it a fulfilling meal that captures the essence of the Balearic Islands.

Greixonera

This traditional dessert is a delightful treat made from leftover ensaimada (a spiral-shaped pastry), milk, eggs, cinnamon, and lemon zest. Greixonera is akin to bread pudding and serves as a perfect example of the island’s frugal yet delicious culinary practices. It's a common sight in local markets and a must-try for those with a sweet tooth.

Arròs de Matança

Arròs de Matança, which translates to 'slaughter rice', is a robust dish traditionally made on the day of the pig slaughter. Today, it is a popular winter meal that blends meat with seafood, marrying the flavors of the land and sea. Local ingredients like mushrooms and saffron enrich this dish, making it a standout item in Ibizan cuisine.

These dishes are not just meals; they are a journey through the history and culture of Ibiza. Each recipe carries the legacy of generations and offers a taste of the island's bountiful produce and seafood. Whether you're dining in a seaside restaurant or a bustling market, these traditional foods are sure to enrich your experience of Ibiza.

A Guide to Ibiza's Traditional Cuisine: What to Try

As the sun dips below the horizon, Ibiza transforms into a canvas of spectacular colors. Here are the island's prime locations for witnessing the mesmerizing sunsets, each offering a unique perspective and experience, from tranquil beaches to the bustling sunset strip.

Here are the top spots across the island where you can enjoy this daily spectacle.

Es Vedrà

The mystical island of Es Vedrà, visible from Ibiza’s southwestern coast, offers one of the most enchanting sunset views. This dramatic rock formation is shrouded in myths and is said to be one of the most magnetic spots on Earth, making it a popular destination for those seeking a magical sunset experience. Visitors often gather at Torre des Savinar or the beach at Cala d’Hort for the best views.

Cala Comte

Situated on the west coast of Ibiza, Cala Comte is famed for its pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters. The beach faces west, making it an ideal spot for sunset views. It's popular among both locals and tourists who come to enjoy the panoramic views of the sun setting over the islet of S'illa des Bosc. The area is also dotted with several restaurants such as Sunset Ashram where you can dine while watching the sunset.

San Antonio's Sunset Strip

No visit to Ibiza is complete without experiencing the sunset at San Antonio’s Sunset Strip. This legendary location houses famous bars like Café del Mar and Café Mambo, where you can enjoy live music and DJ sets as the sun sets over the Mediterranean. It’s the perfect day-to-night location.

Las Salinas

Known for its extensive salt flats, Las Salinas beach offers a unique sunset experience where the reflection of the sunset on the waters creates a mirror-like effect, enhancing the natural beauty of the area. This serene spot is perfect for those who prefer a quieter setting away from the crowds. You might even spot a flamingo or two!

Benirrás Beach

On the north side of the island, Benirrás Beach is famous for its 'drumming down the sunset' sessions where drummers play as the sun descends. The rhythmic beats add to the atmosphere, making it a memorable place to enjoy the sunset. Elements Ibiza at Benirrás provides a great spot with its boho-chic decor and stunning views.

Hostal La Torre

For a more intimate sunset experience, Hostal La Torre offers a spectacular view of the sea from its terraces. Located in Cap Negret, just outside of San Antonio, this hotel and restaurant is known for its laid-back vibe and is a favorite among those looking to escape the typical tourist spots.

Each of these locations offers a unique way to experience Ibiza’s famous sunsets, whether you're looking for a lively party atmosphere or a peaceful evening enjoying nature's beauty.

The Best Sunset Views in Ibiza and Where to Find Them

Can you believe that we are halfway through June already?

Ibiza is in full swing and there is a jam-packed week of parties for you to enjoy, and a whole host of season openings to get yourself to. To make it easier for you, we’ve picked the best of the best to share with you this week.

Music On Daytime | Destino | Thursday, June 13

Marco Carola brings his renowned Music On Daytime back to Destino on Thursday, June 13, for another spectacular alfresco party. Set against the stunning backdrop of Cap Martinet, this party promises an unforgettable experience with a lineup featuring Black Coffee and Calvin Clarke alongside the maestro Carola himself.

Kicking off at 17:00 and finishing up at 23:00, Music On Daytime perfectly showcases day-to-night parties, Ibiza style.

And remember, Destino provides a free shuttle bus service from Figueretas by Coolture Café, Ibiza Port next to McDonald's and the bus stop outside Pacha.

Immerse yourself in the magic of Music On Daytime.
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David Guetta & MORTEN present Future Rave | Hï Ibiza | Friday, June 14

Get ready for an electrifying night as David Guetta and MORTEN bring their acclaimed Future Rave to Hï Ibiza on Friday, June 14. Known for blending underground sounds with festival-sized energy, Future Rave transforms Hï Ibiza's Theatre into a futuristic dance haven. Their unique sound combines the punchy drums of techno, euphoric melodies of progressive house, and catchy pop vocals.

This week’s part features David Guetta, Malaa, and Nancie in The Theatre, while Meduza, James Hype, and Tia Lau take over the Club Room. Expect cutting-edge production and immersive visuals that redefine the clubbing experience.

Don't miss this chance to witness the future of dance music at one of Ibiza's most iconic venues.

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elrow | Amnesia | Saturday, June 15

Dive into a fantastical world as elrow transforms Amnesia with their whimsical Growenlandia theme on Saturday, June 15. Known for its blend of top electronic music and immersive theatrics, elrow promises a night filled with oversized theatrics, outlandish props, and seemingly unlimited confetti!

On Saturday, the Terrace will host DJs Jays de Lys, Melé, Paige Tomlinson, Solardo, and Toni Varga, while Eats Everything commands the Main Room with an all-night-long set. The theme is Growenlandia, and takes partygoers to a magical, icy landscape where playful creatures and imaginative characters come to life. You have to see it to believe it!

Immerse yourself in a night where tech house meets out of this world entertainment, the highlight of Ibiza’s weekend.

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Franky Wah presents SHÉN Opening Party | Club Chinois | Sunday, June 16

Franky Wah kicks off his SHÈN residency at Club Chinois on Sunday, June 16. Celebrating his Chinese heritage, the club will be transformed into a mystical temple scene, complete with terracotta warriors and jungle vibes.

The opening night promises an impressive lineup of course, featuring Franky Wah, the legendary duo Sasha & John Digweed, Ukrainian DJ Miss Monique, and Brazilian talent Kalismã. Known for his melodic and emotionally charged sets, Franky Wah has rapidly ascended the dance music scene, creating a unique blend that resonates with both underground and commercial audiences.

The whole night is enhanced by stunning 360-degree visuals and an intimate club setting, something that Club Chinois has got down to a tee.

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Amnesia Presents Opening Party | Amnesia | Monday, June 17

Kick off your week with the electrifying Amnesia Presents Opening Party. This high-energy party returns to Monday nights at Amnesia, featuring hosts Sonny Fodera and Danny Howard. Known for delivering dynamic house music sets, this duo will take over The Terrace, inviting special guests each week from their Solotoko and Nothing Else Matters labels.

This year, Amnesia Presents expands to include two rooms, offering a diverse musical experience. The Club Room will spotlight fresh talent and experimental sounds, including Garage, Dubstep, and bass music. For the opening night, expect an impressive lineup with Sammy Virji B2B Interplanetary Criminal and Girls Don't Sync.

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The Martinez Brothers Opening Party | Hï Ibiza | Tuesday, June 18

Tuesday’s are heating up from June 18 as The Martinez Brothers launch their third season at Hï Ibiza. Known for their genre-blurring sets that seamlessly blend house, techno, and beyond, the Bronx-born duo has built a dedicated following on the island. This year, they promise even more excitement and top-tier guests.

Joining them in The Theatre for the opening are PAWSA and Matt Martinez. Meanwhile, the Club Room hosts the "We're Here" series with Spanish techno legend Paco Osuna, alongside Mason Collective and Mendo.

Don’t miss out. Get your tickets for the Opening Party.
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Paradise Opening Party | Amnesia | Wednesday, June 19

Paradise returns to Amnesia on Wednesday, June 19, for another season of unparalleled house and techno music. Created by Jamie Jones and built around the sound of Hot Creations, Paradise has quickly become one of Ibiza’s most celebrated parties. This year, the theme stays exotic. Let’s see what "Temples of The Sun," brings us this week.

The opening night lineup features Jamie Jones, Joseph Capriati, Richy Ahmed, Manda Moor, and Pirate Copy on the Terrace. In the Club Room, enjoy a special B2B set from Dan Ghenacia, Shonky, and Traumer, alongside Kolter, Franky Rizardo, Alisha, and Lauren Lane.

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This Week in Ibiza (13th June - 19th June)

As the world leans into sustainability, Ibiza carves its niche not just as a Mediterranean escape but as a pioneer in environmental stewardship.

The island embraces an array of green initiatives, from renewable energy projects and organic farming to eco-conscious hotels and community-led recycling programs.

These efforts highlight Ibiza's commitment to preserving its natural splendor while setting a benchmark for sustainable tourism globally. The island’s community and businesses are increasingly adopting green initiatives, creating a sustainable environment that protects the island and keeps its Bohemian charm.

Join us as we explore how Ibiza is transforming its natural and cultural assets into a sustainable paradise.

Casita Verde: A Model of Green Living

Casita Verde, located in an old farmhouse, has been transformed into an environmental education center. This venue promotes sustainable living through its use of solar energy, water recycling systems, and organic gardens that cultivate Aloe Vera and other plants. It’s a place for visitors to learn about and engage in environmentally responsible practices.

Ecofeixes: Ibiza’s Organic Cooperative

Ecofeixes is Ibiza’s first organic cooperative, known for its commitment to sustainable agriculture. It operates on eight hectares of land, producing high-quality, organic vegetables that are sold directly to the community at affordable prices. This initiative supports local farmers and reduces the carbon footprint associated with long-distance food transportation.

Sustainable Hotels: Leading by Example

Ibiza is home to several eco-friendly hotels that integrate sustainability into their operations. Finca Can Marti, for example, emphasizes organic food and has pioneered the island’s first completely natural pool. Six Senses Ibiza is another standout, being the first BREEAM-certified resort in the Balearics, known for its sustainable building practices and use of local and organic materials.

IbizaPreservation: Advocating for the Environment

The IbizaPreservation foundation plays a crucial role in promoting environmental stewardship on the island. It encourages tourists and residents to adopt practices like reducing waste, recycling, using eco-friendly sunscreens, and avoiding single-use plastics. These efforts help maintain the island’s ecological balance and reduce the environmental impact of tourism.

A Green Future for Ibiza

As Ibiza continues to lead with its innovative eco-friendly initiatives, every visitor has the opportunity to contribute positively to this island's sustainability journey.

By choosing to engage with local organic farms, support eco-conscious businesses, stay in green hotels, and practice environmentally friendly habits during your stay, you can help ensure that Ibiza remains a beautiful and thriving destination for generations to come.

We encourage you to embrace these sustainable practices, making your visit not just a vacation, but a step towards preserving Ibiza's natural and cultural heritage. Let's all be part of Ibiza's green future!

Eco-Friendly Ibiza: Green Initiatives on the Island

Ibiza boasts a rich tapestry of artistic expressions that you need to explore when you visit this summer.

The island serves as a sanctuary for creatives from around the globe, making it a bustling hub for art lovers. From contemporary galleries housed in ancient structures to cultural centers hosting an array of exhibitions, Ibiza offers a myriad of artistic treasures waiting to be discovered.

MACE: A Modern Art Vanguard

Nestled in the historic Dalt Vila, the Ibiza Museum of Contemporary Art (MACE) is one of the island's premier art institutions. Founded in 1969 and residing within a former armory, MACE is known for its cutting-edge exhibitions and a permanent collection that includes works from prominent artists like Tàpies and Flanagan. The museum’s architecture, integrated with ancient Punic remains, offers a unique backdrop for its exhibitions.

Puget Museum: Chronicles of Ibiza

A short walk from MACE, the Puget Museum captures the essence of Ibizan life through the eyes of father-son duo Narcís Puget Riquer and Narcís Puget Viñas. Housed in a charming 15th-century building, this gallery showcases a collection of costumbrista paintings, offering a glimpse into the island's past through vibrant oil paintings and watercolors

Art Galleries in Dalt Vila

The historic streets of Dalt Vila are not just a haven for history buffs but also for art enthusiasts. Galleries such as Es Polvorí, managed by the Baleària Foundation, offer a diverse range of exhibitions, concerts, and plays within the ancient walls of Santa Lucia bastion.

Contemporary and Urban Art Venues

For a touch of modern and urban art, ADDA Gallery stands out with its focus on new wave urban artists. This gallery brings a slice of metropolitan art culture to Ibiza, showcasing exciting exhibitions from international and local artists alike.

Integrating Art and Everyday Spaces

Ibiza’s art scene extends beyond conventional galleries. Numerous bars, restaurants, and even markets double as exhibition spaces, featuring works by local and international artists. This integration of art into daily venues makes exploring Ibiza’s art scene a truly immersive experience.

Annual Art Events

Each year, Ibiza transforms into an open-air gallery with events like the Bloop Festival, which blends art installations with social commentary and live music, enhancing the island’s cultural landscape.

Whether you are a seasoned art collector or a casual observer, Ibiza offers a diverse array of galleries and exhibitions that cater to every taste. The island’s unique blend of historical depth and contemporary flair makes it a must-visit destination for anyone wishing to explore the enriching world of art.

Ibiza’s Art Scene: Galleries and Exhibitions to Visit

Ibiza may be renowned for its nightlife, but it's also a sanctuary for those seeking tranquility and rejuvenation. The island hosts a variety of yoga and meditation retreats that offer a perfect blend of natural beauty and serene settings to help visitors reconnect with themselves.

Here are four notable retreats in Ibiza that are ideal for those looking to find inner peace.

Ibiza Retreats

Located in the peaceful countryside, Ibiza Retreats offers a holistic approach to wellness with a range of yoga and meditation sessions tailored to meet individual needs.

Their retreats focus on mindfulness and healing, incorporating organic food and wellness therapies to ensure a restorative experience. With their expert team of wellness practitioners, guests are guided on a personal journey of self-discovery and spiritual renewal.

Yoga Rosa Retreats

Yoga Rosa Retreats is nestled amidst aromatic pine forests and offers a tranquil environment ideal for personal reflection and growth. This retreat uses the therapeutic benefits of yoga combined with innovative healing techniques to help guests achieve emotional, physical, and mental balance.

The retreats are especially beneficial for those recovering from stress or health issues, providing a nurturing atmosphere to foster recovery and well-being.

Can Lotus Ibiza

Can Lotus Ibiza is a boutique retreat that offers an intimate setting for yoga enthusiasts. Located near the stunning Cala Nova beach, it combines yoga practices with sound healing and nature walks, promoting a balanced lifestyle.

Their programs are designed to detoxify and energize - aligning body, mind, and spirit. The retreat also offers organic meals prepared with locally sourced ingredients, complementing the holistic experience.

The Garden of Joy

The Garden of Joy is a unique retreat that blends yoga with creative arts and eco-friendly living. Set in a lush, eco-conscious environment, this retreat offers daily yoga classes, meditation sessions, and creative workshops designed to inspire and heal.

The Garden of Joy focuses on sustainable living and provides guests with insights into permaculture while offering a peaceful retreat from the hustle of everyday life.

These retreats in Ibiza provide more than just yoga and meditation; they offer a sanctuary where you can pause, reflect, and reconnect with your inner self in beautiful surroundings. Each retreat offers a unique approach to wellness and peace, making Ibiza the perfect destination for those on a journey to inner tranquility.

Yoga and Meditation Retreats in Ibiza: Finding Inner Peace

Ibiza’s transformation from a serene Mediterranean retreat to a bustling global hotspot is a tale of cultural shifts and economic expansion. This small island in the Balearic archipelago has managed to become one of the world’s most sought-after destinations, attracting both party-goers and peace-seekers alike.

Historic Beginnings

Originally known for its tranquil villages and simple way of life, Ibiza's history is rich with Phoenician and Roman influences, evident in the ancient ruins scattered across the island. The old town of Dalt Vila, a UNESCO World Heritage site, encapsulates centuries of history within its well-preserved walls and cobbled streets.

The Birth of a Cultural Haven

In the 1930s, Ibiza began to gain recognition as a sanctuary for artists, writers, and musicians drawn by its natural beauty and low cost of living. This artistic influx laid the groundwork for a burgeoning cultural scene that thrived on openness and creativity. The island's picturesque landscapes and unique light quality made it a haven for painters and sculptors, many of whom were instrumental in establishing Ibiza’s reputation as a place of artistic liberation.

The Hippie Movement

The 1960s and 1970s marked a pivotal shift with the arrival of the hippie movement. The promise of an idyllic lifestyle away from the constraints of mainstream society led to a wave of bohemians settling on the island. They brought with them a culture of peace and love, famously celebrated at the hippie markets, such as Las Dalias, which still operate today and offer a glimpse into the island’s colorful past.

Club Culture Takes Center Stage

As the decades passed, the tranquil island became synonymous with its dynamic nightlife. The 1980s saw the emergence of the club scene for which Ibiza is now famous. Iconic clubs like Pacha began to draw international DJs, transforming the island into a global hub for dance music. This shift not only influenced the local culture but also the global music scene, with Ibiza often cited as the birthplace of electronic dance music.

Ibiza Today

Today, Ibiza balances its dual identity as both a party destination and a serene escape. Luxury resorts and world-class restaurants coexist with untouched beaches and rustic retreats. Efforts to promote sustainable tourism are growing, aiming to preserve the island’s natural beauty while accommodating millions of visitors each year.

From a quiet island to a global hotspot, Ibiza’s evolution is a testament to its ability to adapt and flourish. Whether it’s the historic allure or the contemporary beats, Ibiza continues to enchant visitors with its multifaceted charm.

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The Evolution of Ibiza: From Quiet Island to Global Hotspot

Ibiza is a haven for food lovers, with its culinary scene expanding year on year.

The island is teeming with foodie-favorites and culinary delights that reflect its rich cultural heritage and eclectic local taste. Whether you're seeking traditional Spanish tapas or modern Mediterranean cuisine, the island's resident-recommended eateries are sure to please.

The island is now home to 5 Michelin Star restaurants, but sometimes all you need is a local recommendation to find something extraordinary.

Here are six local favorites where you can savor authentic Ibizan flavors.

Can Pilot

Located in the heart of San Rafael, Can Pilot offers a rustic dining experience specializing in grilled meats. It’s particularly famous for its juicy chuletón (rib steak), which you can grill to your liking on a stone at your table.

Es Torrent

Nestled in a secluded cove, Es Torrent serves up some of the best seafood on the island. The paella, brimming with local seafood, is a must-try. The restaurant's setting allows you to enjoy a meal while listening to the gentle waves of the Mediterranean Sea.

La Paloma

Situated in the picturesque village of San Lorenzo, La Paloma is a charming restaurant set in a citrus garden. The menu features a fusion of Italian and Mediterranean dishes, made with organic produce from their garden.

Bar Costa

For a taste of traditional Spanish bar culture, head to Bar Costa in Santa Gertrudis. Famous for its Iberian ham sandwiches, this cozy bar is a great spot to mingle with locals and enjoy the casual vibe. Make sure to have a wander through the quaint town, as there are lots of little shops and beautiful buildings to see.

Sa Capella

Housed in a former chapel just outside San Antonio, Sa Capella offers a dramatic dining setting, perfect for date night or a special celebration. The menu showcases inventive Spanish cuisine, and the suckling pig is a standout dish that can’t be missed!

El Portalón

Located in the historic Dalt Vila, El Portalón provides a romantic backdrop with its medieval architecture. The menu features traditional Ibizan dishes with a contemporary twist, perfect for a special night out with friends, family and loved ones. Following your meal, we suggest trying one of the amazing cocktail bars in the area.

These six spots are beloved by residents for their unique charm and delicious food. Each offers something different, from seaside views to historical ambience, ensuring a memorable meal in Ibiza.

Local Favorites: Where to Eat in Ibiza According to Residents

Choosing the best time to visit Ibiza depends on what you're looking for: tranquil beaches, ideal party scenes, or mild weather. This Balearic Island has a Mediterranean climate, with over 300 days of sun each year, offering distinct experiences as you work through the months.

Spring (April to May)

Spring in Ibiza is perfect if you’re looking to enjoy the natural beauty of the island without the peak season crowds.

The weather is comfortably warm, with average temperatures ranging from 16°C to 18°C. This is a fantastic time for outdoor activities such as hiking and exploring the countryside. The island begins to awaken from its winter slumber, with local businesses reopening in anticipation of the tourist season.

Spring is also ideal for attending the opening parties of major clubs such as Pacha and Ushuaïa, which usually start in late May.

Summer (June to August)

Summer is the peak tourist season in Ibiza, known for its world-famous party atmosphere. The island buzzes with energy as tourists from around the globe flock to its renowned nightclubs and beach parties.

Temperatures can soar to around 30°C, making it perfect for sunbathing and water sports. While this is the busiest time of the year, it's also when Ibiza's nightlife is at its most dynamic. For the quintessential Ibiza experience of dance and music, visiting in July and August is a must.

Autumn (September to October)

As the summer crowds thin, September and early October present a wonderful opportunity to enjoy warmer sea temperatures and more space to yourself. The weather remains warm enough for beach activities, with average temperatures around 25°C.

This period is also ideal for those interested in cultural events and a quieter atmosphere. Additionally, the closing parties of major clubs happen in late September and early October, offering one last chance to experience Ibiza's legendary nightlife before the season ends.

Winter (November to March)

Winter in Ibiza is the most tranquil time to visit. With mild temperatures averaging 15°C, the island calms down significantly, offering a peaceful retreat with fewer tourists.

This season is perfect for those looking to explore Ibiza's cultural heritage, such as its quaint villages and the historic Dalt Vila in Ibiza Town. Prices for accommodation are generally lower, and you can enjoy a more laid-back atmosphere. Keep in mind, however, that many beach clubs and restaurants might be closed, and the nightlife is scaled back significantly.

Whether you're coming for the nightlife, the culture, or simply the beautiful landscapes, Ibiza has something special to offer in every season.

The Best Time to Visit Ibiza: Seasonal Guide and Tips

Ibiza offers a unique escape into luxury with its array of incredibly high end villas. This Mediterranean paradise is not just about stunning beaches and toes-in-the-sand dining, but also about indulging in the high life at some of the most exquisite properties available for rent.

We’ve got 3 rental agencies that may be able to help you find the perfect property for your Ibiza holiday.

Haute Retreats

Haute Retreats stands out with its impressive portfolio of luxury villas in Ibiza. Offering everything from modern architectural wonders to traditional retreats, each villa is equipped with top-tier amenities to ensure a comfortable and lavish stay.

Ideal if you’re seeking privacy and exclusivity, Haute Retreats provides a service that caters to all your needs, ensuring your holiday is as seamless as it is relaxing.

Houses in Ibiza

Houses in Ibiza offers a handpicked collection of luxury villas, providing you with an authentic Ibizan experience. Known for their local expertise and exceptional customer service, they ensure each stay is completely personalized.

From villas with panoramic sea views to secluded countryside estates, every property promises a unique glimpse into the luxurious side of Ibiza. You’ll never want to leave!

Onefinestay

Onefinestay offers a range of high-end villas in Ibiza, paired with exclusive services that will enhance your stay. Their offerings include properties that are perfect for those looking to explore Ibiza’s quieter side, with access to private beaches and hidden coves. Onefinestay ensures a bespoke experience with added perks like personal chefs and private transport arrangements that’ll turn your holiday into a truly unforgettable stay.

Popular Areas for Luxury Villas:

Sant Josep de Sa Talaia: This area is known for its breathtaking views of the sunset and proximity to some of the best beaches on the island.
Santa Eulalia del Río: A favorite for families and those seeking a quieter side of Ibiza, it offers a charming town and beautiful beachfront villas.
Ibiza Town: For those who want to be close to the action while enjoying opulence, villas here are near historic sites, boutiques, and lively nightlife.

Ibiza’s luxury villas provide more than just a place to stay; they offer a gateway to experiencing the island's beauty, culture, and spirit in utmost style and comfort.

Whether you're looking for a tranquil retreat by the sea or a sophisticated base to explore the island’s culture, Ibiza’s luxury villas offer the perfect setting for a memorable getaway.

Ibiza’s Luxury Villas: A Peek into Luxury Island Living

Ibiza is a treasure trove of picturesque spots that are perfect for adding that special touch to your Instagram feed.

Here are five must-visit locations that combine natural beauty and unique charm, making them ideal for capturing those magical moments.

The Eye of Es Vedra

This iconic spot is famed for its breathtaking views of the mystical rock island, Es Vedra. Known as the "Eye of Es Vedra," this natural rock formation offers a dramatic backdrop for photos, particularly at sunset.

The location requires a bit of a hike and is not for the faint-hearted, but the reward is a stunning, almost spiritual view that is perfect for a standout post on “The ‘Gram”!

Café Mambo

Situated on the sunset strip of San Antonio, Café Mambo is renowned for its stunning sunset views over the Mediterranean Sea. This hotspot is not only perfect for capturing the golden hour but also for its electric atmosphere and superstar DJ sets. It’s a place where you can snap colorful cocktails against the backdrop of the sun slipping below the horizon.

Formentera

Just a short ferry ride from Ibiza, Formentera is known for its crystal-clear waters and unspoiled sandy beaches. The island offers numerous photogenic spots, from the famous Platja de Ses Illetes to the historic lighthouse at Cap de Barbaria. Formentera provides a serene and beautiful setting that contrasts with Ibiza’s lively vibe.

Salinas Salt Flats

The Salinas Salt Flats are an ethereal and historic site where the Mediterranean sea is harvested for its salt. The salt pans create a unique landscape that is particularly striking during the summer months when the salt crystallizes to form a shimmering surface. This locale is not only historically significant but also offers an almost surreal setting for photos.

Sa Caleta

Located on the south coast of Ibiza, Sa Caleta is known for its red cliffs and a secluded cove that’s perfect for swimming. The contrast between the red rock, the lush green pine trees, and the deep blue sea creates a scene that’s ideal for adventurous photographers looking for a unique coastal shot.

The famous rock tunnel is at Sa Caleta, but it can cause queues for photos during the busy summer months.

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Ibiza holds a deep historical allure that spans centuries. For those eager to delve into the island's past, a wealth of cultural treasures awaits. From ancient Phoenician settlements to robust Renaissance fortifications, Ibiza offers a journey through time.

Dalt Vila: A UNESCO World Heritage Site

At the heart of Ibiza Town lies Dalt Vila, a fortified old town that has stood the test of time since the 16th century. Enclosed by Renaissance walls commissioned by Charles V, these defenses were built to protect the island from the threat of invasion.

Today, Dalt Vila is not just a relic but a living museum, bustling with cafes and shops throughout its narrow, winding streets. The Cathedral of Santa Maria and the Archaeological Museum offer insights into the island's eclectic past, showcasing artifacts from the Phoenician, Roman, and Moorish periods.

Phoenician Settlement of Sa Caleta

For those intrigued by even older histories, the Phoenician settlement of Sa Caleta offers a glimpse into the island's first urban settlers around 654 BC.

Recognised by UNESCO for its significance, this site illustrates the Phoenicians' skillful integration with the natural landscape, utilizing the area's resources for salt extraction and establishing a strategic trading post in the Mediterranean.

The remnants of their dwellings and workshops are subtly preserved, providing a unique insight into the early history of navigation and trade in the region.

Punic Necropolis of Puig des Molins

Nearby, the Necropolis of Puig des Molins serves as a testament to the island’s Punic heritage. This extensive cemetery, one of the largest of its kind, contains over 3,000 tombs dating back to the Phoenician-Punic times.

The adjoining museum displays a vast collection of artifacts, including the famed bust of the goddess Tanit, revered in Ibiza as a symbol of fertility and protection.

Ethnographic Museum of Ibiza

To understand the rural and domestic aspects of historical Ibiza, a visit to the Ethnographic Museum, situated in a 17th-century farmhouse, is essential. Here, you can explore traditional Ibizan costumes, farming tools, and household items that paint a vivid picture of the agrarian life that once dominated the island.

Exploring Ibiza’s Towers

Scattered across the island are numerous defensive towers, such as the Torre de Portinatx and Torre de Sal Rossa. These were built in the 18th century to guard against pirate attacks and are now popular sites for panoramic views over the island’s rugged coastline.

Ibiza's rich tapestry of history offers more than meets the eye. The island invites curious travelers to discover its profound historical layers. Each monument and museum is a portal to the past, holding stories of the diverse cultures that have shaped this enchanting Mediterranean gem.

Historic Ibiza: Exploring the Island's Rich Heritage

Ibiza may be famed for its sunlit shores and world-famous nightlife, but the island also offers an efficient public transport system that simplifies traveling for visitors, as well as other options for getting around.

Here are some practical tips for navigating the island, making your journey as smooth as the Balearic sea.

Leverage the extensive bus network

Ibiza's bus service is your gateway to exploring the island economically and ecologically. The buses connect most towns and major tourist attractions, with routes extending to popular beaches and continuous services running to and from the airport.

Tickets are affordable (remember to take cash) and services are frequent during the summer months. It's a good idea to check the latest Ibiza bus schedules online or at your accomodation, as timetables can change seasonally.

Rent a bicycle for shorter distances

For shorter excursions and a leisurely pace, consider renting a bicycle. Ibiza's relatively flat terrain in urban areas and the increasing number of bike-friendly paths make it a cyclist's delight. Not only does this allow you an intimate experience of Ibiza’s stunning landscapes, but it's also kind to the environment.

If you’re not wanting to put the full effort in, you can hire e-bikes in Ibiza that take even more of the strain away.

Renting a car in Ibiza

For ultimate freedom, renting a car might be the best choice, especially if you plan to visit less accessible areas or travel outside typical bus operating hours.

Ibiza features several reputable car rental agencies, and vehicles can be picked up at the airport or in the bigger towns. Remember, while this option offers the most comprehensive way to explore the island, parking across Ibiza can be challenging during peak season.

Travel by sea

The Santa Eulalia ferry connects several key locations along Ibiza's east coast, including Es Canar, Cala Pada, Cala Llonga, and Ibiza Town, offering scenic routes with spectacular views.

Operating from various points, the ferry enhances travel convenience, allowing passengers to enjoy coastal views and a sea breeze without driving to the main harbor. With flexible schedules, it accommodates both early risers and those starting later, facilitating easy planning for day trips around the island's attractions.

Navigating Ibiza doesn’t have to be complicated. By planning ahead and choosing the right mode of transport, you’ll enjoy all that this enchanting island has to offer with ease.

Tips for Getting Around Ibiza

Ibiza might be famous for its lively parties, but it's also a great place to relax and find peace. The island has many wellness retreats set in beautiful spots, perfect for those looking to unwind and get in touch with themselves.

Peaceful Places Surrounded by Nature

In Ibiza, wellness retreats are often located in stunning areas, whether it's by quiet beaches or in the green countryside. For example, Fincadelica, set in an old, beautifully restored house, shows how Ibiza mixes comfort with the calming influence of nature.

More Than Just Being Healthy

Wellness retreats in Ibiza offer a full package to improve your wellbeing, covering physical health, peace of mind, and spiritual growth. They have various activities like yoga, meditation, and spa treatments. Sir Joan Ibiza is a hotel that offers a mix of relaxation activities and encourages exploring Ibiza’s natural and historic sites.

Customized Experiences

Understanding that everyone’s path to wellness is different, Ibiza's retreats provide personalized programs to meet individual needs. Whether you're looking for a body detox, spiritual growth, or a fitness regimen, there’s something for everyone.

But there’s more to Ibiza than just calmness. The island's rich culture and energetic vibe are also part of the experience. Visiting places like the ancient city of Dalt Vila or the mystical Es Vedrà rock can make your wellness journey even more special. This combination of quiet retreat activities and the island's lively culture makes the experience richer.

More Wellness Retreats in Ibiza

Besides Fincadelica and Sir Joan Ibiza, there are other great places for wellness on the island:

Can Lluc: A beautiful countryside hotel offering yoga and meditation amidst olive groves and gardens.

Atzaró: A luxury spa and hotel with a focus on natural wellness, set in an orange farm.

Casa Morna: A retreat that focuses on tranquility and reconnecting with nature, offering personalized wellness programs.

Ibiza offers the perfect mix of beauty, tranquility, and culture for those looking to find their Zen. With personalized wellness programs set in gorgeous locations, these retreats provide a space for deep personal growth and relaxation

Ibiza’s Wellness Retreats: Finding Your Zen on the Island

Ibiza is a haven for outdoor adventures that you, the nature lover, will absolutely adore. Beyond the clubs and beaches, Ibiza's varied landscape waits to unveil an array of activities designed to connect you deeply with its stunning natural beauty. Let’s dive into the best outdoor adventures in Ibiza, ensuring you find your perfect slice of paradise.

Hike to Es Vedrà Viewpoint

Imagine combining the allure of mythology with the great outdoors. Hiking to the Es Vedrà viewpoint offers you an unforgettable journey. The enigmatic rock island of Es Vedrà, wrapped in legends and believed to be one of the most magnetic spots on Earth, awaits. The trails leading you to viewpoints around this iconic landmark provide breathtaking panoramic views of the sea, it’s just got to be on your bucket list.

Kayak the Crystal-Clear Waters

Kayaking in Ibiza gives you a fresh perspective of the island's stunning coastline. By paddling through the clear, turquoise waters, you can discover hidden coves, secret beaches, and the rugged cliffs from the sea. Guided tours often include stops for snorkeling in secluded spots or stopping to watch the sunset.

Cycle Through the Countryside

Cycling offers a way to explore Ibiza's landscapes at your pace. Whether it’s the peaceful countryside adorned with olive and almond groves or the exhilarating hill climbs offering spectacular views, there’s a route with your name on it. Rent a bike and embark on an adventure, perhaps following the marked trails that criss-cross the island, uncovering traditional villages and ancient ruins on your journey.

Dive in Cala Xarraca

If you’re a diving enthusiast, the waters of Cala Xarraca are a dream. Known for its rich marine biodiversity, this spot invites you to explore underwater caves, swim through schools of colorful fish, and meet the Mediterranean's mesmerizing sea life face-to-face. Dive centers on the island offer courses and guided dives for both beginners and seasoned divers, promising an underwater adventure you’ll never forget.

Explore Ses Salines Natural Park

For a more gentle adventure, the Ses Salines Natural Park showcases a unique ecosystem of salt flats, beaches, and marshes teeming with a variety of bird species, including flamingos. Walking trails and birdwatching spots throughout the park allow you to connect with Ibiza’s natural heritage and enjoy the tranquility of its protected landscapes.

Ibiza’s natural wonders are a playground waiting for you to explore, offering adventures that range from the exhilarating to the serene. Embrace Ibiza’s great outdoors, and let the island’s beauty captivate your heart!

The Best Outdoor Adventures in Ibiza for Nature Lovers

There are almost too many parties to choose from this week, but we’ve done our best to put together the best selection from across the island.

Here’s this week’s top picks of parties in Ibiza.

Cosmic Pineapple | Cova Santa | Thursday, June 6

Prepare to elevate your senses as Cosmic Pineapple embarks on a new chapter at Cova Santa. Curated by the visionary Kim Booth, this mini-festival introduces the 2024 theme, Sirius. After years of spiritual and charitable gatherings at Pikes, Cosmic Pineapple moves to the enchanting Cova Santa, promising an immersive experience that blends music, creativity, and healing.

This year's series kicks off on Thursday, June 6, from 19:00 to 05:00, featuring Nightmares On Wax and Chabeli on the Terrace, with Ellen Allien, Acid Pauli, Eclair Fifi, and Xx Isis xX taking over the Club Room. Though the destination may have changed, Cosmic Pineapple's ethos of raising energies and esoteric wisdom remains.

Experience this day to night dream - get your tickets.
Listen to the sounds of Nightmares on Wax on Instagram | Spotify



Rumors | Playa Soleil | Friday, June 7

Guy Gerber’s celebrated RUMORS returns to Playa Soleil for its second season, promising another summer of bohemian escapism on the beach of Playa d’en Bossa.

The opening night on June 7 kicks off at 18:00, featuring Gerber himself, along with Adam Ten and Annicka. After an incredible first season, RUMORS continues to draw some of the finest talents in electronic music for 2024. This is a party you don’t want to miss out on.

Playa Soleil’s luxurious setting enhances the overall experience, providing an unparalleled combination of music, cuisine, and stunning Mediterranean views.

Don’t listen to the rumors - buy tickets and find out for yourself!
Listen to Guy Gerber on Instagram | Spotify 



TRIP | Club Chinois | Saturday, June 8

Get ready for an extraordinary night at TRIP on Saturday, June 8, at Club Chinois. Curated by legendary Ibiza promoter Johannes Goller, this event promises a night of deep, immersive music and surreal visuals. This week’s lineup features Cesar Vinzent B2B Isbel, Chez Damier, Janeret, and tINI.

Club Chinois, known for its sophisticated setting and cutting-edge sound system, offers the perfect backdrop for this unique event. The venue’s 360-degree visual displays and intimate feel create an otherworldly experience, taking you on a musical journey through space and time. TRIP’s ethos of being "from Ibiza, for Ibiza" resonates throughout the night, delivering the best in underground sounds for the islanders in the know.

Get your Saturday night right - buy tickets to TRIP.
Listen to the sounds of tINI on Instagram | Soundcloud



Pyramid Opening Party | Amnesia | Sunday, June 9

Dive into the heart of Ibiza's underground scene with the Pyramid Opening Party at Amnesia on Sunday, June 9. This in-house production focuses on bringing back the authentic Ibiza vibes, with a night dedicated to music, energy, and dancing until the sun comes up.

The Terrace lineup features the innovative sounds of Dan Andrei, the hedonistic beats of Mar-T, and a rare B2B set from electronic music heavyweights Ricardo Villalobos and Nina Kraviz. Meanwhile, the Main Room will be going off with high-energy sets from techno powerhouses Deborah De Luca, Katnada, Lilly Palmer B2B Alan Fitzpatrick, and Onyvaa.

Pyramid's ethos is all about appreciating the past, living in the present, and dancing into the future, making it a quintessential Ibiza experience. The end of the week never looked so good!

Embrace the Sunday session at Amnesia.
Listen to the sounds of Ricardo Villalobos on Instagram | Spotify



D4 D4NCE | O Beach | Monday, June 10

Proving their worth in 2023, and returning to O Beach for another wild season, D4 D4NCE promises to take control of your Mondays with high-energy house music and a strong lineup of DJs. On June 10, the event will feature Joshwa, Biscits, Nick Sheldon, and O Beach resident DJs, bringing sun-soaked, feel-good vibes to San Antonio’s shores.

D4 D4NCE is the ultimate daytime party filled with catchy house anthems under the Balearic sun. As a brand under the Defected label, you know you’re in for a good time.

Book your VIP beds at San Antonio’s number 1 day club.
Listen to the sound of Joshwa on Instagram | Spotify 



CAMELPHAT | Pacha | Tuesday, June 11

On June 11, get ready for an electrifying night at Pacha Ibiza as CamelPhat takes over the decks for an epic all-night-long set. The Grammy-nominated duo from Liverpool, known for their global hits "Cola" and "Panic Room," will be treating you to their signature blend of deep house, melodic techno, and soulful vocals. This residency marks their second year at Pacha, following a hugely successful inaugural season in 2023.

An iconic duo in an iconic venue. Don’t miss out on this one!

Get your tickets and dance under the iconic Pacha cherries.
Listen to the sounds of CAMELPHAT on Spotify | Instagram



Do Not Sleep | Amnesia | Wednesday, June 12

Stay up all night and head to Amnesia Ibiza for Do Not Sleep on Wednesday, June 12. Known for embodying Ibiza’s modern underground sounds, Do Not Sleep showcases the very best in tech house and deep-tech music. This Wednesday, Archie Hamilton, Alisha, Ozzie Guven, and Blondi will be tasked with keeping the dance floors filled.

Do Not Sleep has found a permanent home at Amnesia, where the cutting-edge dance music perfectly complements the club’s legendary atmosphere. This party is renowned for its “all killer, no filler” lineups and a passionate island following that makes each event a standout in Ibiza’s nightlife.

Don’t miss out! Get your tickets now.
Listen to the sounds of Archie Hamilton on Spotify | Instagram

This Week's Parties in Ibiza (June 6 - June 12)

Ibiza is well known the world over for its diverse culture, stunning landscapes, and rich biodiversity. As the island grapples with the challenges of tourism's environmental impact, sustainable travel practices have become crucial. This blog explores how visitors can embrace sustainable tourism in Ibiza, ensuring their footprints on this beautiful island are as light as possible.

Choose Eco-friendly Accommodations

The first step towards a responsible visit to Ibiza is selecting eco-friendly accommodations. The island offers a variety of sustainable lodging options, from hotels using solar power to reduce their carbon footprint to agroturismos that incorporate organic farming practices. These accommodations often use local materials, support conservation efforts, and provide guests with a unique, environmentally conscious stay.

Support Local Businesses

Embracing the local economy is a vital aspect of sustainable tourism. Instead of dining in chain restaurants or shopping at international stores, visit local markets such as Las Dalias, family-run restaurants, and artisan shops. This not only reduces the carbon emissions associated with importing goods but also helps preserve Ibiza's unique culture and ensures your spending benefits the local community directly. There are many farm-to-table restaurants on the island, such as Aubergine and Juntos House, who use the land around them to grow their produce.

Use Eco-friendly Transportation

While exploring Ibiza, opt for eco-friendly transportation methods. Renting bicycles, electric scooters or e-bikes can be a fun and low-impact way to see the island. For longer distances, consider using public transport or car-sharing services with electric vehicles. These choices help reduce traffic congestion and pollution, contributing to a cleaner, greener Ibiza.

Respect Natural Sites

Ibiza's natural beauty, from its serene beaches to lush forests, is one of its greatest attractions. When visiting these sites, it's essential to follow the principle of "leave no trace." Stick to marked trails, avoid disturbing wildlife, and carry out any trash. Participate in local beach clean-ups or conservation activities if you have the opportunity, enhancing your connection to the island and aiding its preservation.

Conserve Water and Energy

Water is a precious resource on Ibiza, and tourists can play a significant role in conserving it. Simple actions like taking shorter showers, reusing towels, and turning off lights and air conditioning when not in use can make a significant difference. Many eco-conscious accommodations have systems in place to help with water and energy conservation, making it easier for guests to contribute to sustainability efforts.

Sustainable tourism in Ibiza is about making mindful choices that protect the island's environment, support its communities, and preserve its cultural heritage. By choosing eco-friendly accommodations, supporting local businesses, using green transportation, respecting natural sites, and conserving resources, you can enjoy Ibiza's beauty while ensuring it remains thriving for generations to come.

Sustainable Tourism in Ibiza: How to Visit Responsibly

Discover the unspoiled northern beaches of Ibiza, where the tranquil waters and pristine sands create a serene escape from the bustling south. This blog takes you on a journey to five remarkable beaches, each offering its own unique charm and allure.

Cala Xarraca

Known for its crystal-clear waters, Cala Xarraca is perfect for snorkeling enthusiasts. Surrounded by rugged cliffs and lush greenery, this secluded beach provides a peaceful retreat. The natural mud baths nearby are said to have skin-healing properties, adding a wellness aspect to your beach day.

Cala d’en Serra

A hidden gem, accessible via a winding road, Cala d’en Serra is a small cove embraced by steep cliffs. The beach's quiet atmosphere is ideal for those seeking solitude and connection with nature. A charming chiringuito offers refreshments, making it easy to spend the whole day soaking up the tranquil vibes.

Port de Sant Miquel

This family-friendly beach boasts soft golden sands and calm waters, making it safe for children to swim. Nearby, the Caves of Can Marçà offer an intriguing detour, showcasing ancient smugglers' caves with stunning views over the bay.

Benirràs Beach

Famous for its spectacular sunsets and Sunday drum circles, Benirràs Beach has a lively atmosphere that attracts both locals and visitors. The rocky seabed is a snorkeling paradise, while the surrounding hills offer excellent hiking opportunities.

Cala Moltons

Accessible only by foot or boat, Cala Moltons is a small bay with a sense of undiscovered beauty. The clear, shallow waters are perfect for swimming, and the beach's seclusion makes it an ideal spot for a quiet day by the sea. A small restaurant serves fresh seafood, complementing the rustic charm of this hidden beach.

These northern beaches of Ibiza, with their diverse landscapes and tranquil atmospheres, offer a refreshing contrast to the island's more commercialized spots. Whether you're seeking adventure, relaxation, or a touch of Ibiza's famed sunset magic, the north has something special to offer.

Beaches in the North of Ibiza

Ibiza is home to some beautiful secrets that are perfect for those looking to explore beyond the usual spots. This blog shines a light on some of Ibiza's most special hidden treasures, ideal for adventurers who wish to see a different side of this enchanting island.

Atlantis: The Lost City

Hidden on the southwestern side of Ibiza, near the majestic Es Vedrà, Atlantis isn't a city but a stunning secret cove. This old quarry, carved by ancient civilizations, is filled with unusual rock shapes, mysterious carvings, and natural pools. Getting there is a bit of an adventure and keeps the crowds away, rewarding those who visit with incredible views and a peaceful spot for swimming.

Pou des Lleó: A Quiet Bay

Away from the hustle and bustle, Pou des Lleó offers a peaceful escape in the northeast. This charming bay, encircled by traditional fisherman's huts and cliffs, has clear waters perfect for snorkeling. It's a simple, beautiful place for those looking to enjoy a calm beach day, complete with a small beach bar and restaurant serving up fresh local seafood.

Sa Pedrera de Cala d'Hort: Ibiza's Moon Landscape

Also known by locals as "Ibiza's Moon," Sa Pedrera de Cala d'Hort features an astonishing landscape of old stone formations that look like something from another planet. This hidden corner offers a quiet space for swimming and soaking up the sun in a unique setting, away from the usual beach crowd.

Santa Agnès de Corona: A Sea of Almond Blossoms

A visit to the small village of Santa Agnès de Corona is a must-do in late January or February when the almond trees are in full bloom. The fields around the village come alive with white and pink flowers, offering a breathtaking view. Walking through these blooming fields, especially under the full moon, is a peaceful experience that showcases the natural beauty of Ibiza.

Ibiza's lesser-known spots offer tranquil alternatives to the island's busy beaches and clubs, revealing its varied landscape and rich history. Whether it's discovering ancient sites, relaxing in hidden bays, or walking through fields of almond blossoms, these secret treasures provide a unique way to experience the true charm of Ibiza. So, get your map out and set off to explore these hidden gems!

Ibiza's Hidden Treasures: Secret Spots Off the Beaten Path

Ibiza offers an array of beaches that cater to every kind of traveler. From secluded coves to lively beach clubs, the island promises a beach experience like no other. In this ultimate guide, we'll navigate through Ibiza's diverse shores to help you find your perfect spot under the sun.

Cala Comte: A Sunset Paradise

West of Ibiza, Cala Comte is a masterpiece of nature with turquoise waters and fine, golden sand. Its western orientation offers some of the most breathtaking sunsets on the island, making it a favorite for both locals and tourists. The clear waters are ideal for snorkeling, while the beach restaurants serve up delicious local cuisine, perfectly complemented by the stunning view.

Es Cavallet: Party on the Beach

Located in the south, near the salt flats of Ses Salines, Es Cavallet is celebrated for its natural beauty and lively atmosphere. A hotspot for the LGBTQ+ community and a haven for party-goers, this beach boasts a long stretch of white sand against a backdrop of rolling dunes. Beach bars like Chiringuito keep the energy high with music and cocktails, offering a taste of Ibiza's famed beach party culture.

Benirrás: A Musical Retreat

In the north of the island, Benirrás Beach is a world apart. Known for its drumming sessions, where locals and visitors alike gather to drum down the sunset, it offers a unique cultural experience. The beach is surrounded by rugged cliffs and pine-covered hills, creating a secluded atmosphere. Its clear waters are perfect for diving and exploring underwater life.

Cala d'Hort: A View of Es Vedrà

Cala d'Hort, a small, tranquil beach in the west, provides a stunning view of the mystical rock island of Es Vedrà. Often associated with legends and lore, Es Vedrà forms a dramatic backdrop to a day at the beach. The area is less commercialized, offering a peaceful retreat with a couple of restaurants serving fresh seafood and traditional dishes.

Ses Salines: The Trendy Stretch

For those who seek the trendiest scene, Ses Salines, in the southernmost tip of Ibiza, is the place to be. Frequented by celebrities, this beach is surrounded by a nature reserve, featuring a long stretch of sand lined with chic beach bars and clubs. It's the perfect place to sip on a cocktail, enjoy the DJ's tunes, and maybe even spot a celebrity or two.

Which one will you choose to visit first?

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