Ibiza
Things to do in Ibiza
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Medieval Fayre
This three-day extravaganza happens on the 2nd weekend of May and celebrates Ibiza Town being declared a World Heritage…
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Es Cana Fiesta
The residents of Es Cana get together on the 10th July every year to celebrate St Cristopher, their Patron Saint, at…
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Tourist Day
As you can imagine, this one’s pretty popular with visitors. It’s basically an island-wide ‘thank you’ to tourists for…
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Ride the slides at Aguamar Water Park
This place, in Playa D’en Bossa, does wet and wild in a big way. For starters, it has a Super Toboggan and Kamikaze…
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Poke around the caves at Puerto San Miguel
This dinky little beach is the gateway to Ibiza’s unspoilt northern coast. Check out the caves where smugglers used to…
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Rummage for bargains at the Hippy Market
Ibiza’s number one market comes to Es Cana every Wednesday. It started back in the Sixties and is still going strong…
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Stretch out on Santa Eulalia Beach
Santa Eulalia Beach proudly waves a Blue Flag. At 300 metres, it may not be the longest ribbon of sand in these parts,…
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Go shopping in San Antonio Town’s West End
The West End of San Antonio Town gives Oxford Street a run for its money. Sandals, sarongs and sportswear all get a…
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Brave the slides at Aguamar Waterpark
Ibiza’s biggest waterpark overlooks the famous Space nightclub in Playa d’en Bossa. Its grounds are packed with slides,…
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Try windsurfing at Cala Llonga Beach
This wide sandy swathe is bordered by pine-cloaked hills, making it one of the prettiest and most secluded beaches on…
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Windsurf at the Portinatx Beaches
In Portinatx village, life centres around three pint-sized sandy coves. S’Arenal Grand and S’Arenal Petit have good…
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Explore the narrow streets of Eivissa
If there’s one place in Ibiza you have to see, it’s Ibiza Town’s old quarter, which is known as Eivissa. This town…
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Sail over to Formentera
Sleepy Formentera is home to just 7,000 people. It’s also ringed by some of the prettiest and most unpopulated beaches…
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Mix up the menu in San Antonio Town
Burger and beers in the West End. Sushi and mojitos on Sunset Strip. Tapas and sangria in the main square. In San…
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Café del Mar, Carre Lepant
With an interior straight out of a hippie dream sequence, Café del Mar is the bar that put chillout music on the map.…
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Soak up the views from the pirate towers
Once upon a time, Ibiza was a magnet for pirates, who’d stop here to kidnap locals and steal the valuable salt. For…
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Visit the Aquarium Cap Blanc
Up the coast towards Cala Gracio beach, you’ll find something for the kids. Aquarium Cap Blanc isn’t quite on the…
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Dine al fresco on the front
Eating out centres on the sunset, which starts around 9pm. Settle into one of the beach-side eating spots for nibbly…
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