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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Ibiza: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Ibiza
- Ibiza needs little introduction as a party destination.
- For at least 25 years, it has been at the forefront of Europe's dance music and clubbing scene, and its super clubs and bars have become legendary.
- You can combine wild nights with relaxing days at some of the world's most beautiful beaches.
- Ibiza has as much to offer older visitors and those travelling with children.
- You can visit the UNESCO-listed Dalt Vila in Ibiza Town or take a tour of the beautiful whitewashed villages in the quiet and rural interior of Ibiza.
- Meanwhile, the island's 15 Blue Flag beaches are only a short detour away.
- As the 1980s began, Ibiza was experiencing its first wave of club-culture tourism.
- They first arrived on the island in 1994 to establish the wildly popular Manumission club nights, which defined Ibiza's party scene throughout the 1990s and ended in 2009.
- Capital: Ibiza
- International Airport: Ibiza Airport (IBZ)
- Population: 147,914
- Currency: the Euro
- Time: GMT+1
- Driving Side: Right
- Main Electricity: 230V
- Official Language: Spanish
- Religion: Catholicism
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Ibiza
- The highest part of Ibiza Town is fortified by solid Renaissance fortifications built in the 16th century by Charles V.
- Inside the walls is a steep maze of alleys that you'll enjoy exploring. These are densely packed with galleries, boutiques, and local conveniences such as bakeries.
- Playa de la Bossa On summer days, it's a haven for the young party crowd, where you can sleep off the night before under a parasol while relaxing; low-tempo music from beachfront DJs wafts over the shore.
- As the sun sets, head to Cafe del Mar, which has been playing lounge music for more than two decades, while guests enjoy the famous sunset.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Ibiza
- The best time to visit Ibiza is during the summer, from late May to early October.
- The parties are even hotter when temperatures are high (often 30°C or taller).
- Expect a lot of action, many tourists, and the highest accommodation rates of the year.
- Visit late spring or early fall to avoid the biggest crowds and the hottest temperatures.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Ibiza
Dalt Vila UNESCO site
- The highest and oldest part of Ibiza Town is fortified by solid Renaissance fortifications built in the 16th century by Charles V.
- The walls were built to protect against attacks by Berber pirates and invasions by sovereign forces such as the French.
- It's well worth taking a tour of the fortifications to see the seven bastions, each with a unique story to tell.
- The Santa Luca bastion, for example, houses an 18th-century powder magazine and offers spectacular views of the old fishing district and the harbour.
Ibiza Cathedral
- Inside the walls is a steep maze of alleys that will have a great time exploring.
- These are densely packed with galleries, boutiques, and local amenities such as bakeries.
- They occasionally open onto charming old squares like Plaza de Sa Carrosa and de la Vila.
- The cathedral is located at the very top of the old city, next to a scenic view of the water.
- Explore the interior for a few minutes to see the 1399 gothic gold and silver monstrance and 14th and 15th-century gothic panel paintings.
Playa d'en Bossa
- The main resort in Ibiza is located next to the island's longest beach.
- On summer days, it's a haven for the young party crowd, where you can sleep off the night before under a parasol while relaxing, low-tempo music from beachfront DJs wafts over the shore.
- Jet skis and paddleboats can be rented near the beach if you have the energy, and there are many places to eat if you get hungry.
- Its party is central after dark and until the sun comes up, with two of Ibiza's most prominent clubs, Ushuaia and Space, right in the resort.
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DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Ibiza Off the Beaten Track
Ibiza Town
- Ibiza Town is the island's capital. While it may appear quiet at first glance, Ibiza Town is anything but slow and can be fun.
- If you want to see a more authentic side of Ibiza, Ibiza Town is the place to be.
- Indeed, the city has preserved several historical sites, and its tiny streets have a unique atmosphere that you won't find anywhere else.
- Foodies will love Ibiza Town, which is full of small restaurants serving Mediterranean and Spanish cuisine. At the same time, history and culture buffs will flock to Dalt Vila, the old town perched on top of a hill, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
- At night, partygoers should check out the atmosphere at Pacha, Ibiza's first superclub, which opened in 1973.
- The nights there are still legendary, and you can expect to see DJs such as David Guetta, Alesso, and Calvin Harris on the event calendar.
San Antonio
- San Antonio is located on Ibiza's northern coast and is easily accessible from the airport and the main town by bus or taxi.
- It has less expensive accommodation than the island's south and is ideal for backpackers in Ibiza.
- San Antonio is home to several iconic Ibiza locations, including the Café del Mar, where you can listen to chill-out music while eating dinner and watching the sunset. Ibiza Rocks host some of the island's wildest pools parties.
- San Antonio has a lovely white sand beach where you can relax or recover from a wild night out during the day.
- Don't forget to take a refreshing dip in the sea now and then!
Playa d'en Bossa
- Playa d'en Bossa is a short distance south of Ibiza Town. It is home to Ibiza's longest stretch of white sand beach.
- As a result, many beach clubs and bars have established themselves in Playa d'en Bossa, some of them becoming household names in Ibiza.
- Partygoers will not want to miss a day at Ushuaa, the city's largest outdoor club.
- Relax by the pool while listening to good music, and some of the world's biggest DJs perform in the evening.
- After the day clubs have closed, it's time to head to a proper nightclub and dance the night away in true Ibiza fashion.
- Booking a hotel in the area will make it much easier to return home when you're ready to sleep!
- The nightlife is open seven nights a week from May to September and is especially lively on Saturdays with Ibiza weekenders.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Ibiza Culture and Traditions
- Ibiza is home to numerous galleries, museums, live music venues, and cultural events, so it's no surprise that the island has a rich musical and artistic heritage.
- It's time to explore the island's creative side.
- Ibiza's cultural scene is diverse, with live concerts and music festivals and theatre and other performances.
- If you want a break from dance music, you can listen to free live music such as jazz and blues in many bars around the island.
- Try Sa Questió in Ibiza Town or the Can Jordi Blues Station on the road from Ibiza Town to San José, not far away.
- Each town and village also puts on live music bands during the many fiesta celebrations around their patron saints' days.
- Ibiza is a rich cultural melting pot of influences from all over the world, as expressed by the many artists who live here, many of whom have immigrated from other countries.
- It's no surprise that, over the last century, Ibiza became a haven for artists, painters, and sculptors seeking a liberated environment in which to express themselves more freely.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Ibiza: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Flaó
#Food
- Start with these delectable filled pastries if you're looking to eat in Spain.
- They're usually a circle of pastry filled with local goat's cheese, ground almonds, and honey, and they're the perfect afternoon snack or lovely dessert.
- Originally served as an Easter treat, they are now available all year round across the island.
Bullit de peix
#Food
- Another traditional Spanish dish to try while on the island is the delicious Bullit de peix, a stew made with a variety of fish that is always fresh from the Mediterranean that morning.
- It's a classic for a reason, served alongside potatoes and various local spices, and it must be on any traditional Ibiza menu.
Traditional bread and alioli
#Food
- Though bread and oil may not be considered one of the top ten dishes in Ibiza, there is certainly an argument for it.
- Ibiza's chefs are experts at baking delicious bread and serving them with a delightful garlic mayonnaise sauce.
- Bread with locally sourced oils and dips is the way to go if you want to whet your appetite before a delicious meal in Ibiza!
Las Dalias Hippy Market
#Fashion
- The Las Dalias Hippy Market (Las Dalias de Ibiza) has lasted for nearly 40 years.
- What began as a small fair with five tables has grown to over 300 stalls selling a wide range of clothing, jewellery, and shoes.
- The atmosphere is fun and edgy, and musical and visual performances will keep you entertained.
- Enjoy the fresh mint as you browse the Las Dalias Hippy Market for vintage sunglasses and one-of-a-kind items. Arrive early because the market is always crowded.
Passeig de Vara de Rey
#Fashion
- Big European brands and colourful, funky boutiques, perfumeries, and artisan food shops can be found on Passeig de Vara de Rey.
- Spend some time strolling the promenade around the square, lined with historic buildings and terraced cafes.
- Various events such as craft fairs, concerts, and festivals take place on Passeig de Vara de Rey throughout the year.
- The atmosphere is lively, making it an excellent meeting place for locals and tourists.
- After exhausting your shopping energy, take a bench on a stone and enjoy the next best activity here – people watching.
Santa Gertrudis
#Fashion
- Santa Gertrudis is a charming village in Ibiza's centre.
- It's a great place to go shopping because it's full of little boutiques, vintage shops, and hippy-chic stores.
- Explore its small alleyways at your leisure to discover a diverse range of local styles and treasures.
- The village is full of friendly locals who are eager to tell you about their unique wares.
- If you want a more modern shopping experience, go to Sluiz Ibiza, located on the village's outskirts.
- Even if you're tired of shopping, this popular European retailer's 6,000-square-metre location is worth visiting for its famous blue cows.
Warner Park of San Martín de la Vega
#Fun
- If you're staying in Madrid, take your kids to Warner's Park to see their favourite characters like Superman, Batman, or Bugs Bunny.
- This park, located in San Martin de la Vega, has many unique attractions and various shows.
- Warner Park has been named one of Europe's best amusement parks, and it is home to one of the world's highest rides, the Venganza del Enigma.
- Its carriages can reach a height of 100 meters before plummeting down at a speed of 80 kilometres per hour.
- Another attraction for the brave is "Superman," which takes you on a journey at superhero speed.
- Discover the mysteries in the haunted mansion if you want to be a part of the Scooby-Doo gang.
- There are also many more roller coasters and five themed areas based on mythical Hollywood films produced by Warner Brothers.
- Hollywood Boulevard, Old West Territory, DC Super Heroes World, and Warner Bros Studios.
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Ibiza: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- This nature park, which stretches from the southern tip of Ibiza to the island of Formentera, is home to many ranges of landscapes, including wetlands, dunes, secluded beaches and an incredible array of biodiversity.
- The salt flats are one of the park's main draws, but there's plenty more to see.
- If you enjoy birds, you won't want to miss Ses Salines; hundreds of species pass through this region each year, and viewing platforms are located throughout the park.
- Whether on a scenic walk or hunkering down at a dedicated bird-watching site, keep an eye out for wildlife like flamingos, plovers, and the Balearic shearwater.
- Punta Galera is a beautiful bay on Ibiza's west coast flanked by unique rock formations jutting out at various heights over the sea.
- The rocks here are wide and flat, staggered like shelves, and provide a natural platform for sunbathers to throw down a towel and relax in the sun.
- These multi-layered rock "shelves" also serve as a staircase, making it simple to descend for a dip in the surrounding cerulean waters.
- It's a fantastic spot for a relaxing afternoon or to catch a spectacular Ibizan sunset.
- This wildlife haven, located between Ibiza Town and Talamanca Beach, is one of the Mediterranean's last wetlands.
- Hundreds of species of migratory birds rely on Ses Feixes' saltwater-fed marshes, which are part of Ses Salines Natural Park.
- This area is also culturally significant; historically, most of Ibiza's fruits, vegetables, and grains were grown in Ses Feixes.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Ibiza Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- The Lovin Ibiza festival has already had eight editions in Ibiza.
- This festival takes place in early May, just before the summer season.
- The best international DJs and island residents will make us dance and enjoy ourselves for three days in Ibiza's most iconic clubs and nightclubs.
- IMS is a Pete Tong-created event in various parts of the world to defend and promote electronic music.
- The IMS Ibiza conference returns with a packed schedule of panels, colloquiums, and the traditional closing party in Dalt Vila.
- Defected Ibiza Festival, four days of Defected, Glitterbox, and Classic Music Company artists.
- The well-known British label Defected Records organizes day and night events at various clubs.
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