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Ibiza
Part of the Balearic Islands, Ibiza is a jewel of the Mediterranean Sea. Besides being the clubbing capital of the world, Ibiza also boasts amazing natural beauty, a superb climate and several UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Whether you want to lose yourself to dance listening to the world’s best DJs or enjoy the astoundingly clear sea, warm sun, attractive coves and eventful beaches — or a bit of everything — you have certainly come to the right place.Hitta resa
Enjoy the breathtaking views of the sea as you descend into the prehistoric, concealed cave system once used by tobacco and liquor smugglers. Stalagmites and stalactites adorn the cave and at the centre there’s a 9 meter high water cascade. Tours take place every hour from 10.30 until sunset every day all year.
Here's a fun experience to start your evening in the world's clubbing capital: a sunset cruise complete with drinks and a DJ. Sail along the coast with other partygoers while your DJ spins. Stop at a sheltered bay for some swimming, and then get ready to hit the dancefloor as the sun begins to set.
This fortress used to be the military and administrative headquarters of the Moslem 'Wali'. Ruins from the 12th and 13th centuries have been uncovered here, although most buildings are from the 16th century. The Almudaina has been declared a World Heritage site.
Spend an unforgettable day aboard a double-decker glass-bottomed catamaran and experience Ibiza's natural wonders on this fun five-hour cruise. Stop at two of the most stunning beaches on Ibiza's west coast, Cala Bassa and Cala Conta. Swim, snorkel, paddle board, dive from the diving board, see what lies beneath the sea from the glass-bottomed viewing area, or simply unwind and enjoy the sun.
The Diocesan Museum features Ibizan jewellery from the 18th century and religious sculptures, such as the one of Rosary Virgin (Verge del Roser) and the Las Almas, which is quite spectacular with devil figures and demons.
The cathedral combines a wealth of styles and time periods. It has a Gothic bell tower and a baroque interior, and is a definitively fascinating attraction for the history buff. Inside the cathedral lies the Museu Diocesà.
Ibiza Horse Valley is a caring sanctuary for horses that have been treated badly. Not only will you see the horses in the wild, but you can also go for a whole day horseback riding in the forest or swimming with the beautiful creatures.
Iglesia del Puig de Missa is yet another location on the island of Ibiza that offers visitors amazing views. On the walk up to this 13th century church you will pass by many scenic spots - try to go very early, or later in the day, to avoid a hot and sweaty walk.
Enjoy the breathtaking views of the sea as you descend into the prehistoric, concealed cave system once used by tobacco and liquor smugglers. Stalagmites and stalactites adorn the cave and at the centre there’s a 9 meter high water cascade. Tours take place every hour from 10.30 until sunset every day all year.
Here's a fun experience to start your evening in the world's clubbing capital: a sunset cruise complete with drinks and a DJ. Sail along the coast with other partygoers while your DJ spins. Stop at a sheltered bay for some swimming, and then get ready to hit the dancefloor as the sun begins to set.
This is a secluded restaurant near the Cala Mastella beach. The owner goes fishing in the morning and serves his catch as “Arroz Marineras” in the afternoon and evening. Reservations are mandatory; it is said that even the Spanish king himself was refused because he didn’t have a reservation.
This is a favourite among the occasional visiting royalty and celebrities, and for good reason - the food is absolutely delicious, and the refreshing garden setting is incredibly appealing. Advance booking is highly recommended.
La Brasa serves Mediterranean cuisine with a modern twist. The choice stands primarily between different seafood dishes, which can be enjoyed in beautiful outdoor garden surroundings in a great atmosphere.
Mediterranean cooking with an Asian touch is served in this charming restaurant, centrally located in Ibiza's most animated square, where something seems to always be going on. Booking is advisable in high season.
Off the main road and tucked away in a quaint street, Sa Carboneria is known for its magical and cosy atmosphere as well as for serving the best steaks in Santa Eulalia. A must-visit for meat-lovers as well as those looking for a romantic night on the island.
Bar Doña Ana is an establishment that can be best described as a café during daytime which turns into a bar as the sun begins to set. You can come here for an English breakfast or a tasty lunch - hot or cold. You can also choose if you wish to be seated on the sun terrace or inside with air-conditioning.
Mar a Vila is quite famous for outstanding tapas, which enjoy a reputation of being finger-licking good. It is a great place for lunch, with a charming décor and friendly service.
Nestled inside the castle walls and overlooking the harbour, Restaurante Plaza del Sol is a laid-back eatery in Dalt Vila serving Mediterranean cuisine in a chilled atmosphere. A nice place to relax on a sunny day with a cold glass of sangria and some tapas.
This is a secluded restaurant near the Cala Mastella beach. The owner goes fishing in the morning and serves his catch as “Arroz Marineras” in the afternoon and evening. Reservations are mandatory; it is said that even the Spanish king himself was refused because he didn’t have a reservation.
This is a favourite among the occasional visiting royalty and celebrities, and for good reason - the food is absolutely delicious, and the refreshing garden setting is incredibly appealing. Advance booking is highly recommended.
Las Dalias is one of those cool markets which you just cannot miss. Here you will find Adlib clothing, jewellery, sandalwood, food and deli items, Arab sweets, music and so much more. It just has to be experienced.
Ibimoda is a handmade clothing company that is managed by two sisters; the clothes are truly inspired by Adlib fashion. They design for women, children and brides to be.
Holala! has a passion for vintage clothing and recycled furnishings. They visit flea markets around the world and bring back the best and most unique items to their stores. Other stores operate on mainland Spain (Barcelona).
Kurru Kurru designs beautiful clothing for strong, confident women. They do everything from haute couture dresses to ready-to-wear pieces. The name Kurru Kurru comes from the designer’s unique way of expressing her feelings towards the ones she cares about.
If you skip reVOLVER Ibiza, you have just missed a store with cult status. They offer fashion for the individual with a lot of personality. The clothes are cool, edgy, and you will most likely not find anything like this anywhere else.
Hector is from Argentina and the designer to these beautiful, exclusive leather shoes and boots. These are the perfect Ibiza clubbing shoes that are best bought on your first day here.
Sant Jordi Flea Market is open every Saturday and draws some of the most diverse crowds you have ever seen. This is one of the best flea markets on the island, and one where you will find everything from lingerie, jewellery and clothes to books, wine, food and plants.
At Dc10 you can find all sorts of clothing for men and women (most pieces are designated to be worn specifically in the hot Ibiza summers, and, naturally, include swimwear). The store stocks knick knacks and accessories alongside clothing.
Las Dalias is one of those cool markets which you just cannot miss. Here you will find Adlib clothing, jewellery, sandalwood, food and deli items, Arab sweets, music and so much more. It just has to be experienced.
Ibimoda is a handmade clothing company that is managed by two sisters; the clothes are truly inspired by Adlib fashion. They design for women, children and brides to be.
Ibiza Airport lies 7.5 km from Ibiza Town. Bus: Line 10 takes passengers to and from Ibiza Town in 30 minutes. It leaves every hour from 7 am to 11:20 pm. Taxi: Takes around 20 minutes to the centre of Ibiza Town. Taxis for persons with special needs are also available at the taxi stop. On the arrivals level, you can also find an airport information desk, a tourist- and post office.
The Ibiza party season lasts from early May (some clubs host opening parties already in late April) to September/beginning of October. This period coincides with Ibiza's peak season, with temperatures being at their highest in July and August, while June and September being the less crowded months with milder temperatures.
Spain can be visited visa-free for up to 90 days by citizens of Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Malaysia, Israel, UAE and most countries in America. If you are unsure whether or not you need to apply for a visa, we recommend contacting the embassy or consulate in your country. International (non-Schengen) travelers need a passport that is valid for at least 3 months after the end of their intended trip in order to enter the Schengen zone. Citizens of Schengen countries can travel without a passport, but must have a valid ID with them during their stay.
Ibiza has a decent bus service that will take you around the island. Regular bus services work all year, while night buses and the Discobus between Ibiza Town and Sant Antoni are in service from May until September. All buses run from/to Avgda d’Isidor Macabich in Ibiza Town and bus stops are signed with a blue "P" on white background. There’s a water bus service from Ibiza harbour to other beaches on the island. You can also take it to go across the harbour (to the El Divino club and Marina Botafoch).
It is usually easy to find a taxi in Ibiza. Additional charges are possible for airport and seaport pickup/delivery, phone bookings, transporting animals, luggage and waiting time. If you want to order a car by phone, try Radio Taxi San Antonio (+34 971 34 37 64), Taxi Stop Santa Eulalia (+34 971 333 033), Ibiza Taxi (+34 665 43 26 76).
The Spanish postal service is called Correos. You can get stamps at the post office or at the tobacconist (estanco).
Country code Spain: +34 Area code: 0971
220 V/50 Hz. The type of plug used in Ibiza is the same as in most of Western Europe – a Schuko plug with two cylindrical pins, type F.
Ibiza Airport lies 7.5 km from Ibiza Town. Bus: Line 10 takes passengers to and from Ibiza Town in 30 minutes. It leaves every hour from 7 am to 11:20 pm. Taxi: Takes around 20 minutes to the centre of Ibiza Town. Taxis for persons with special needs are also available at the taxi stop. On the arrivals level, you can also find an airport information desk, a tourist- and post office.
The Ibiza party season lasts from early May (some clubs host opening parties already in late April) to September/beginning of October. This period coincides with Ibiza's peak season, with temperatures being at their highest in July and August, while June and September being the less crowded months with milder temperatures.
