Ibiza Packages

Beyond Party: Discovering the Soul of Ibiza 

Ibiza, also known as the Party Island of the World, is a hip place that has made it to everyone's bucket list. Imagine a place surrounded by tall palm trees, with fresh, blue aqua water, mesmerizing and pristine beaches, with a cool breeze passing through your hair, that's Ibiza for you. The island is nothing less than what you would imagine heaven looks like. The morning begins with the best sunrises, making the waters shine like pearls, and as the night approaches, you will see the epic transformation from serenity to electrifying. If you are a seeker who is looking for peace and tranquility in every corner of the world, or you are a party animal, then your search stops here, at Ibiza. The island is a proper blend of everything lovely, from beach bays and rural villages to markets, historical places, and much more. So, start planning your Ibiza trip now, and use this post to learn about the essentials and plan your Ibiza itinerary. 

Capital City: Ibiza Town

Population: 161,485 (2024)

Currency: Euro

Official Language: Catalan and Spanish

Airport: Ibiza Airport is the main airport of the Balearic Island of Ibiza. 

Must-Visit Places in Ibiza

Ibiza is known for its dance until dawn nightlife, but that's not the entirety of the place. To see the island, you should plan an extended vacation and give time to each and every town in it. All towns have stunning beaches and old towns, an oasis in the middle of nowhere. You will be equally overwhelmed and surprised to see the hidden beauty that the island carries within itself. Take a look at the list of the must-visit places below and give them a chance on your trip. 

1. San Antonio de Portmany: San Antonio is located on the western coast of Ibiza and is the second largest town on the island. The town has a history that goes back two thousand years, from being a small fishing village to growing in the late 1950s, when it attracted tourists for its ethereal beauty. Now, it is considered the best place to spend your summer. When in San Antonio, you should visit the San Antonio Zoo, The Alamo, San Antonio River Walk, San Antonio Botanical Garden, Morgan's Wonderland, and Friedrich Wilderness Park. 

2. Santa Eulalia des Riu: Located at the South Eastern Coast of Ibiza, Santa Eulalia is the third largest island town on the island. The island has a rich history that dates back to the 7th century B.C., with the Phoenician settlement, and to the 13th century, with the Catalan settlement, with hints of Roman and Moorish influences. The only river on the island of Ibiza flows through the island, known as the Riu de Santa Eulalia, and goes to the sea. Some of the must-visit places in Santa Eulalia des Riu are Puig de Missa, Santa Eulalia Ferry, Playa de Es Canar, Hippy Market at Punta Arabi, Playa de Es Figueral, S'Aigua Blanca, Cala Olivera, Marina Santa Eulalia, Calo de S'Algar, and Cala Pada Swing. 

3. Santa Gertrudis de Fruitera: Located at the centre of Ibiza, Santa Gertrudis de Fruitera is a small habitation surrounded by beauty all around. The small, picturesque village in the middle of Ibiza is rich in history and culture, dating back to the 18th century, as evidenced by its Ibicenco architecture with white walls. To see the places that you can visit in Santa Gertrudis de Fruitera in all its elements, you should go to the Esglesia de Santa Gertrudis, Bodegas Can Maymo, Al Trock Ibiza, Sluiz, Es Cucons, Club Hipico Es Puig, Can Oliver, and Ibiza Bike Tours. 

4. Sant Agusti des Vedra: Located in the west of Ibiza island, Sant Agusti des Vedra is a small village that sits on the main road of the countryside. The village is a scenic cluster of three narrow streets, farmhouses, towers, and grapevines. The village has a 19th-century church of great significance to the Catholic faith. To get a whole experience of Sant Agusti des Vedra, you should visit the Es Vedra Viewpoint near Cala d'Hort, Sant Agusti Church and Village, Bar Can Berri, Cal d'Hort Beach, Cala Comte, and Emoveyou Ibiza. The place is perfect for hiking and trekking to see the best views. 

5. Sant Joan de Labritja: Located in the northern part of Ibiza, Sant Joan is famous for its narrow and long streets that end at the church point. The village at the beginning of the 20th century was known as San Juan Bautista, and later, with the establishment of the Autonomous Region of the Balearic Islands, the name was changed to its Catalan origin. You can visit the Cala Benirras, Cova de Can Marca Caves, Cala Xarraca, Portinatx, Es Portitxol, Xuclar Cove, Punta Galera, Punta Moscarter Lighthouse, and Sant Joan Village. 

Things to do in Ibiza

Ibiza has grown into a destination loaded with beauty, dreamy views, food, markets, and whatnot. If you are looking for a thrilling, fun-filled adventure or a simple, peaceful vacation with your family, you can get everything that your heart desires in Ibiza. If you want to mix adventure and peaceful experiences, refer to the list of things to do in Ibiza below. 

1. Have a Party Blast at Ibiza Town and San Antonio: Ibiza Town and San Antonio are famous for their nightlife. It is an electrifying experience as the electric music roars, and people from all over the world dance together. The island is renowned for its parties and extravagant nightlife. 

2. Take a tour of Dalt Vila: UNESCO-recognized, Dalt Vila is a unique and glamorous old town in Ibiza. It is famous for its views and the historical secrets it hides beneath. The town is worth exploring and extremely walkable. You can experience the entire city and be amazed by how it is covered with pink bougainvillea. 

3. Shop at the Hippy Markets at Punta Arabi and Las Dalias: Take a day out and wander through the Hippy Markets at Punta Arabi and Las Dalias, where you can shop for crafts, fashion, scarves, boho jewellery, cosmetics, antiques, and handloom products. These products are created by small artisans and show how art is embedded in their culture. 

4. Travel in Rural Ibiza: On your trip, you should visit the countryside and the rural part of Ibiza, too. The island has many facets, and one of them is its rich rural life. In these areas, the sustainable approach towards tourism and living is promoted. The beauty is unbeatable, and you should definitely experience the culture's authenticity. 

5. Take a Historic Day at Santa Eulalia des Riu: Each place in Ibiza has its own rich history, but not as rich as Santa Eulalia des Riu, which has a 16th-century fortress called Puig de Missa Church. You can also visit the Ethological Museum, Can Planetes, Ca'n Andreau des Trull, Defense Towers, Ses Feixes Wetlands, Sala Barrau, and Old Town Centre. 

Best Time to Visit Ibiza

To have a splendid vacation in Ibiza, you should travel at the best time, when temperatures are moderate, and when there are events to add more experience. Travelers consider June to September the best months, with temperatures ranging from 20 to 30 degrees Celsius. This is the peak season, which has perfect weather for the beach and outdoor recreational activities. During these months, Ibiza hosts music and dance festivals that attract tourists from all over the world. 

To travel to Ibiza within a budget and also get the complete experience that the Island has to offer, you can travel in the shoulder season, from April to May, or the off-season, from October to March. The temperature will be pretty bearable, from 15-20 degrees in the moderate season to 10-15 degrees in the off-season. With fewer crowds, you will get a full-fledged, peaceful experience. 

Foods to Try in Ibiza

Ibiza cuisine has developed in recent years after Ibiza and the neighbouring islands were separated, and they have panned out in search of their own identity. The basis of Ibiza gastronomy lies in the cooking methods for the island's special ingredients and staples. You can never get to eat all that Ibiza has to offer in a single trip, as the island surprises with creativity and heritage that has been passed down for many years. Go, find your little space in the middle of an island and savour what Ibiza has to offer you, prepared with love and calmness. You must not miss the best Ibiza local delicacies, so check off the dishes provided in the list below: 

• Bullit de peix
• Borrida de Ratjada
• Arros de Matanca
• Calamares a la Bruta
• Sofrit Pages
• Ibecencan Sobrassada and Burtifarra Sausage
• Cuinat
• Orelletes
• Greixonera
• Flao
• Guisat de peix
• Sal de Ibiza
• Frita de pulpo
• Ensalada Payesa

Things to Keep in Mind when Visiting Ibiza

• Pack for both beach day and cool nights. Also, add your comfortable shoes.
• Renting a car is the best way to explore.
• Stay aware of your belongings in public spaces, as pickpocketing has been reported.
• Book your stay and accommodation in advance.
• Avoid going to the tourist traps.
• Note all the necessary emergency numbers, just in case.
• Keep your high-SPF sunscreen and mosquito repellent with you at all times.
• Carry your reusable water bottle and refill at any stops.