What to do in Ibiza Island

Activities, attractions and tours

Cala d\'Hort Beach which includes boating, swimming and a sandy beach
Ibiza Island
Ibiza Island which includes night scenes, interior views and nightlife
Cala d\'Hort Beach which includes a coastal town, boating and landscape views
Cala Gracio featuring a beach, a coastal town and swimming

Ibiza Island Attractions

Home to some of the best nightlife in Europe, Ibiza Island has long been synonymous with clubbing, superstar DJs and hedonistic holidays. Though this side of Ibiza attracts visitors from around the world, the island also offers pristine beaches, picturesque towns, fine dining and some of the least explored countryside in the Balearics. Party the night away in one of San Antonio’s legendary clubs, soak up some local culture in Ibiza Town, try your hand at one of the many watersports on offer on the island’s beaches or head into the beautiful countryside to see a different side of Ibiza.

Areas & Neighbourhoods in Ibiza Island

Ibiza Town – With its picturesque location, UNESCO-listed fortress and maze of characterful streets, Ibiza Town has a charm and personality all of its own. A great destination for shopping, dining and sightseeing, Ibiza Town will make a fantastic day trip during your stay on the island.

San Antonio – The heart of Ibiza Island’s clubbing scene, San Antonio boasts a nightlife that’s second to none. As well as partying, San Antonio offers great beaches and a range of activities including parasailing, bungee jumping, boat trips and watersports.

Santa Eulària des Riu – Some of the island’s best shops and restaurants can be found in Santa Eulària des Riu. The perfect destination for a meal out or day of retail therapy.

Cala de Sant Vincent – One of the most secluded parts of Ibiza Island, Cala de Sant Vincent has some beautiful beaches, pretty villages and a beautiful setting. Perfect for anyone who wants to experience a quieter side of island life and see some of Ibiza’s spectacular countryside.

Things to See in Ibiza Island

Ibiza Town is home to some of the most prominent and historic sights on the island. Its most famous sight is the 15th century Dalt Vila, a UNESCO World Heritage listed fortress that surrounds some of the town’s prettiest cobbled streets. One of the island’s main natural sights is the Cova de Can Marçà, the biggest natural cave in Ibiza and a great place to see an alternative side of the island. The island’s other sights include Ibiza Castle, Iglesia de Sant Rafel, the Necropolis del Puig des Molins and the Torre de ses Portes.

Things to Do in Ibiza Island

With some of the world’s best clubs on your doorstep, Ibiza Island is the perfect destination for anyone looking for unbeatable nightlife. Many of the best known clubs are in San Antonio, though Ibiza Town also has a selection of nightspots and quieter bars can be found in towns and villages across the island. During the day, there’s plenty to keep you busy with parasailing, yachting, jet skiing and scuba diving on offer at Ibiza’s larger beaches. Inland you’ll find hiking, biking and caving, while bikes and scooters are also available to hire if you want to explore more of what the island has to offer. Santa Eulària des Riu is home to a fantastic selection of restaurants and Ibiza Town is a great destination for shopping and sightseeing.

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Top places to visit

1. Port of Ibiza

In the summer, there’s no better place to be than the Port of Ibiza, which throngs with international visitors disembarking from yachts and people hopping between the famous clubs and bars of the district. Originally built in the 17th century under the Charter of Juan Ponce, the port has been recently upgraded to accommodate the luxury ships that descend on this tiny island throughout the summer months. Spend the day admiring the boats then return at night for a taste of what makes Ibiza so famous.
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Spend some time admiring the yachts of the rich and famous before heading out for a classic dose of Ibiza nightlife on the Mediterranean.

2. Talamanca Beach

Talamanca Beach (Playa de Talamanca) is the closest beach to the center of Ibiza Town. The beach boasts gorgeous turquoise waters and pristine white sand framed by a blend of urban and natural landscapes. Talamanca Beach welcomes a varied mix of visitors, from locals that come for a post-work swim to vacationing families and snoozing partygoers. Kick back following a day of sightseeing, dabble in water sports and recharge the batteries prior to dancing the night away at Ibiza’s famous clubs.
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Come to this sweeping bay to relax at after exploring the historic quarter of Ibiza Town and before hitting the island’s nightlife scene.

3. Dalt Vila

The Dalt Vila historic district is a hilltop maze of cobbled lanes and intriguing ruins. Castle walls surround the rustic zone, where you’ll also find the cathedral, a monastery and many other attractions. Enjoy the ambiance of this old-world district, amid family homes and winding streets.
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Visit the majestic castle and cathedral, dine at the array of seafood restaurants and pass beneath the fairy lights decorating the quaint alleys at night.

4. Las Salinas Beach

If you had to pick one iconic Ibiza beach, it would be Las Salinas. This long stretch of soft golden sand is backed by a nature reserve filled with pine trees. Las Salinas is unique because of its location adjacent to the large salt flats from which it gets its name. These salt flats are worth a visit in their own right as they have been harvested for salt for hundreds of years. Because of the bay’s proximity, the sea here is particularly salty and makes it delightfully easy for swimmers stay afloat.
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Las Salinas Beach which includes tropical scenes, a beach bar and signage

5. Calo des Moro Beach

Calo des Moro is a stretch of beach located on the northern edge of San Antonio’s harbour. It offers a respite from the parties in town, though the soundtracks of the clubs can still be heard on the beach. Being only a small beach, Calo des Moro can get crowded, but far less so than San Antonio Beach. Because of its easy accessibility and fairly shallow waters, Calo des Moro is the perfect place for families to enjoy the sun and sand.
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Calo des Moro Beach which includes colourful reefs, a coastal town and a luxury hotel or resort

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