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Ibiza

Ibiza is a multi-faceted destination, between partying and natural landscapes. A place where every visitor finds something to love.

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Ibiza

The pearl of the Mediterranean in Spain, Ibiza is an emblematic island of the Balearics that fascinates with its perfect blend of buzzing nightlife and peaceful corners. So what should you see and do in Ibiza? Known worldwide for its legendary clubs and endless parties, it also reveals another face with its picturesque villages, paradise beaches and unspoilt natural landscapes. Wander through the old town of Eivissa, with its narrow streets and historic fortifications. 

Ibiza: what to visit? Our must-sees

  • visit Dalt Vila, the historic heart of Eivissa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
  • make the beaches a priority: Ses Salines and Cala Comte
  • explore quiet villages such as Santa Gertrudis and Sant Miquel for a touch of authenticity.
  • enjoy the hippie markets, a legacy of the free spirit of the 1960s. You'll see, they're worth the detour! 
  • taste local specialities such as "bullit de peix" in a great restaurant with sea views.
  • watch the sunset from the famous cafés of San Antonio
  • Party, for those who want to experience Ibiza's legendary nightlife.

Fancy some downtime? Discover the beaches and secret coves of Ibiza for an escape away from the hustle and bustle. After a day by the water, immerse yourself in the local culture through the hippie markets and Mediterranean gastronomy.

What is the most beautiful place in Ibiza?

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The most beautiful place in Ibiza is undoubtedly Cala Comte beach, famous for its turquoise waters and stunning views of the surrounding islands. Its tranquil atmosphere and natural setting make it an ideal place to relax. The area of Es Vedrà, with its mysterious rocky island, is also a spectacular site to visit. These places embody the essence of Ibiza's beauty, between sea and nature.

What is the most beautiful part of Ibiza?

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The most beautiful part of Ibiza is in the south of the island, particularly around the Sant Josep region, where you will find idyllic beaches such as Cala Jondal and Cala d'Hort. These places are calmer and less crowded than the north or east of the island, offering a more intimate and natural experience. The south side of Ibiza is also home to spectacular sunsets, perfect for a magical evening.

How long does it take to visit Ibiza?

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To visit Ibiza and enjoy its main attractions, a stay of 4 to 5 days is enough. This lets you discover the beaches and historic sites, and experience Ibizan nights out. If you want to explore the island in more depth and relax on several beaches, a full week will give you a more relaxed and complete pace.

Visiting Ibiza: official websites

  • Ibiza Tourism: https://ibiza.travel/en/
  • Turismo Eivissa: https://turismo.eivissa.es/
  • Ibiza Airport: https://www.aena.es/en/ibiza.html

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