Ibiza Town Holidays

A feast for the senses awaits in Ibiza Town. This cosmopolitan, whimsical city on the southeast coast of the island of Ibiza promises vibrant nightlife, sun-drenched beaches, and a wealth of historical attractions. Catering to both the laid-back traveller and the energetic partygoer, Ibiza Town is a diverse, charismatic and captivating destination.

Pairing the charm of its historic old town, Dalt Vila, with the contemporary buzz of its modern sector, Eixample, Ibiza Town creates an enchanting blend of the nostalgic and the new. With warm, sunny temperatures year-round and an enticing mix of attractions, your Ibiza escapade promises to be unforgettable.

Things to See and Do

Stepping into Ibiza Town is stepping into an intriguing blend of history, culture, and a lively, invigorating atmosphere. Its breath-taking attractions are a testament to the city's rich past, enchanting aesthetic, and varied entertainment options.

Portal de ses Taules

Marvel at the imposing Portal de ses Taules, the spectacular entrance to Dalt Vila, adorned with replica Roman statues, a reminder of Ibiza's storied past. Venture inside to discover the Pati d'Armes, the setting for the island's vibrant hippy markets.

Castle of Ibiza

Ascend to the magnificent Castle of Ibiza, a historical fortress boasting nine sturdy square towers. The captivating site houses the Archaeological Museum of Ibiza and Formentera, as well as the evocative Gothic-styled Ibiza Cathedral.

Baluard de Sant Pere

Experience the eternal charm of the historic Baluard de Sant Pere, accessible through the user-friendly GPSmyCity app. Walking through this building is stepping back in time, a chance to immerse yourself in the city's rich past.

Dalt Vila

Finally, no visit to Ibiza Town is complete without a walk around the old town, Dalt Vila. Its labyrinth of cobbled streets, dotted with charming boutiques, restaurants, and galleries, leads you to beautifully maintained historical sites, providing a window into Ibiza's colourful past.

Food and Drink

Elevate your culinary experience in Ibiza Town by indulging in its exquisite food and drink offerings.

Seafood

The city’s idyllic seaside location translates into a bounty of fresh seafood. Sample it at its best in any of the numerous family-run tavernas lining the coast.

Frita de Pulpo

For a taste of tradition, try the herb-scented Frita de Pulpo, a delicious fried octopus dish prevalent in Balearic cuisine. The rich aroma and delicate taste make it an unforgettable meal.

Hierbas Ibicencas

Pair your seafood dish with Hierbas Ibicencas, a striking liquor handcrafted from a blend of local herbs, including thyme, rosemary, and fennel. Enjoy it as an aperitif or digestif, as locals often do.

Mercado Nuevo

Potter around the vibrant food markets, like Mercado Nuevo, where stalls overflow with fresh produce and local delicacies. A flavourful adventure awaits as you sample everything from locally grown fruits to freshly baked goods.

Flaó

Lastly, indulge in Flaó, a traditional dessert with Arabic influences. The delectable tart is filled with sweetened fresh cheese and speckled with anise and mint, creating a perfect ending to your Spanish meal.

Destination Essentials

With mild winters and humid summers, Ibiza Town is an inviting destination all year round. However, for the best climate conditions coupled with reasonable accommodation costs, consider visiting during the first two months of the year, or the quieter periods of November and December.

April heralds in the clubbing season, marking the opening of the celebrated Ibiza nightclubs and beach clubs. If you're keen to experience the LGBTQ+ festival, Ibiza Gay Pride, plan your visit in June when the weather is warm and the island's social scene is lively. Ibiza Town slows down a tad in September and October, with milder temperatures and lesser crowds, making it the perfect environment for laid-back travellers.

Beaches

Bask in the golden sunshine on Ibiza Town’s serene beaches, a highlight of the Ibiza experience.

Platja de ses Figueretes

Head to Platja de ses Figueretes, a beautifully tended beach featuring shallow waters, amazing views of the old city, Dalt Vila, and a plethora of amenities, including beachside massage services.

Cala Olivera

Discover Cala Olivera, an untouched paradise frequented by locals and naturists. Its serene rocky coast lends a quiet charm to the location, making it an ideal location for secluded idyll.

Cala Llonga

The family-friendly Cala Llonga is renowned for its spacious sandy shore. A bustling resort town surrounds the beach, filled with kid-friendly activities, accommodation, and great dining options.

S’Estanyol

Finally, escape to the hidden gem that is S’Estanyol, a tranquil retreat from city life known for its crystal-clear waters. Don't forget to pack a picnic, as this sequestered haven is leagues away from man-made facilities.

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