Ibiza
Situated in the captivating Balearic Islands of Spain, Ibiza is a world-renowned destination known for its vibrant nightlife, breathtaking beaches, and laid-back island atmosphere. Famous for its electronic dance music scene, Ibiza attracts partygoers from around the globe. Beyond the lively nightlife, the island also offers tranquil spots, picturesque coves, and a rich cultural heritage.
Regardless whether you want to relax in the sun, dance all night at a club, shop away or have a quiet family vacation, Ibiza has something to offer you.
Getting There: Nearest International Airport: Ibiza Airport is the main gateway to the island, with frequent flights from various European cities.
Transportation Options from the Airport to the City Center: Taxis, buses, and car rentals are readily available for convenient transfers to your accommodation.
Getting Around: Explore Ibiza’s beauty by renting a car, hopping on buses, or taking water taxis.
Renting a car on Ibiza is a hot tip! The roads are well maintained and it only takes an hour to travel across the island. The landscape is green and the coasts are lined with small bays. On Ibiza you will find no less than 50 beaches, so take the opportunity to discover a new one every day! The inland is genuinely Spanish, with olive groves side by side and picturesque, small villages that welcome you. Something you can’t miss is to visit the popular hippie market in Es Canar, the market was started by hippies already in 1960 and here you will find clothes and jewellery at low prices.
Sightseeing and Activities:
Must-Visit Landmarks and Attractions: Discover the historic Dalt Vila, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the iconic Es Vedrà rock formation.
Recommended Cultural Experiences: Embrace the traditional “hippy” markets and immerse yourself in Ibiza’s bohemian spirit.
Museums, Galleries, and Historical Sites: Visit the Archaeological Museum of Ibiza and the Can Marçà Caves.
Local Cuisine: Popular Local Dishes and Beverages: Savor traditional “bullit de peix” (fish stew) and “flaó” (a sweet pastry dessert).
Shopping: Popular Shopping Districts or Markets: Explore the lively markets in Ibiza Town and San Antonio for unique souvenirs and trendy fashion.
General Information:
Official Language(s): Spanish and Catalan.
Currency: Euro (€).
Time Zone: Central European Time (CET).
Seasonal Highlights:
Ibiza’s peak season spans from June to September, offering warm weather and an electrifying nightlife. For a more relaxed and affordable experience, consider visiting during the shoulder seasons in spring or autumn, when the island is less crowded, and temperatures are still pleasant for beach activities.
All Inclusive rules
In 2020, the Balearic Government implemented restrictions on the sale and availability of alcohol in selected holiday destinations:
- (Magaluf on Mallorca)
- (Playa de Palma on Mallorca)
- (El Arenal in Mallorca)
- San Antonio in Ibiza
According to the rules, those staying at an All Inclusive hotel in one of the above locations can be served a maximum of 6 alcoholic drinks a day as part of the All Inclusive package – 3 for lunch and 3 for dinner.
You should be able to purchase additional alcoholic beverages if you wish, and soft drinks are unlimited at any time of the day.
In these areas, the sale of alcohol in shops stops between 21:00 and 08:00, and certain activities considered to create problems with sobriety have been banned.
No other resorts in Mallorca, Ibiza, Formentera and Menorca than the 4 above are affected by these rules. The Canary Islands and destinations in mainland Spain are also excluded.
Always check in advance what is included in your particular all inclusive package before you book, changes should be seen quickly.
Tourist tax
On Ibiza every tourist must pay tourist tax, which you pay directly to the hotel.