Ibiza
Country: Spain · Region: Western Mediterranean · Currency: Euro
Ibiza is a Mediterranean island in the Balearics known for world-famous nightlife and large clubs, but also offers long beaches, historical towns, and a relaxed lifestyle suitable for families and couples. The island attracts top DJs and European holidaymakers year-round.
Top sights
Es Vedra, Cova de Can Marçà, Es Canar Hippy Market, Passeig de ses Fonts, Formentera, old centre of Ibiza city
Things to do
- Es Vedra
- A mystical island rock formation off Ibiza's west coast.
- Cova de Can Marçà
- The biggest natural caves in Ibiza, located in Puerto de San Miguel.
- Es Canar Hippy Market
- A traditional market held on Wednesdays on the east coast of the island.
- Bar Anita
- A historical venue in San Carlos where 1950s-70s artists and writers gathered.
Beaches
- Playa D'en Bossa
- A resort area with upmarket beach bar/restaurants like Nassau and Coco Beach.
- Cala Jondal
- A beach resort area featuring upscale venues including Blue Marlin.
Where to eat
- Cafe Mambo
- A popular bayfront bar in Sant Antoni's Sunset Strip used for Pacha pre-parties.
- Cafe Del Mar
- A legendary bayfront bar next to Cafe Mambo in Sant Antoni's Sunset Strip.
Bars and nightlife
- Amnesia
- One of Ibiza's famous large clubs attracting world-class DJs for weekly residencies.
Getting around
Buses connect the airport and towns; taxis cost €20-30 between cities; car rental is available but locals drive dangerously; ferries serve Formentera and mainland Spain.
What to eat
Try local specialities ensaimada (soft pastry coil) and flao (cheese and mint flan), available at pastelerias and bars.
Tips
Book car rental early in July-August due to high demand, and use licensed taxis for 50% lower prices than fixed-price airport taxis.
Best for
Nightlife, beaches, clubs, party destination