Ibiza 10 days

Your arrival point to the White Isle. Facilities include car rentals, taxis, and bus services to connect you to your accommodation.

• Pre-book airport transfers for a smoother arrival, especially during peak season.

A luxurious boutique hotel offering stunning views of the old town and the Mediterranean Sea. It's an ideal base for exploring Ibiza's historic heart.

• Book well in advance, especially if traveling in summer.
• Enjoy a sunset cocktail on their terrace.

A UNESCO World Heritage site, Dalt Vila is a labyrinth of cobblestone streets, ancient walls, and charming squares. Explore its history, enjoy the views, and discover hidden boutiques.

• Wear comfortable shoes as the streets are uneven.
• Visit the Ibiza Cathedral for panoramic views.

A popular tapas bar in the heart of Dalt Vila, offering a vibrant atmosphere and delicious small plates. Perfect for a casual yet authentic dining experience.

• Reservations are highly recommended, especially on weekends.
• Try their selection of local wines.

Ibiza's longest beach, known for its lively atmosphere, clear waters, and beach clubs. It offers a mix of relaxation and vibrant energy.

• Rent a sun lounger and umbrella for comfort.
• This beach can get crowded; arrive early for a good spot.

A chic beach club on Playa d'en Bossa offering gourmet dining, refreshing cocktails, and a relaxed lounge vibe. Enjoy a sophisticated lunch by the sea.

Famous for its breathtaking sunsets and crystal-clear turquoise waters, Cala Comte is a picturesque cove with several smaller sandy areas. It's a must-visit for its natural beauty.

• Arrive in the late afternoon to secure a good spot for sunset.
• There are multiple access points and smaller coves to explore.

Perched on the cliffs overlooking Cala Comte, this unique restaurant offers a bohemian atmosphere and spectacular sunset views. Enjoy Mediterranean fusion cuisine as the sun dips below the horizon.

• Bookings are essential for sunset viewing tables.
• Dress code is casual chic.

Indulge in a morning of pampering at this luxurious spa. Offering a range of treatments, hydrotherapy, and relaxation areas, it's the perfect escape for rejuvenation.

• Book treatments in advance.
• Allow extra time to enjoy the spa facilities.

Located within Ibiza Gran Hotel, Rocoto offers an exquisite Peruvian dining experience. Enjoy innovative dishes in an elegant setting.

A charming, more tranquil resort town in the north of Ibiza, known for its beautiful, family-friendly beaches and clear waters. It offers a peaceful contrast to the island's bustling south.

• Explore the lighthouse for scenic views.
• This area is less crowded than southern Ibiza.

A relaxed, family-run restaurant in Portinatx serving fresh seafood and traditional Ibizan dishes. Enjoy a quiet dinner with sea views.

• Ask for the catch of the day.

Take a scenic ferry ride from Ibiza to the idyllic island of Formentera. The journey offers beautiful sea views and takes approximately 30-45 minutes.

• Book ferry tickets in advance, especially in high season.
• Consider taking an early ferry to maximize your day.

Often ranked among the world's best beaches, Ses Illetes boasts powdery white sand and incredibly clear, shallow turquoise waters. It's part of a protected natural park.

• There's an entrance fee for the natural park; often included if you rent a scooter.
• Bring water shoes if you plan to walk far into the water.

A charming beachfront chiringuito (beach bar/restaurant) at Ses Illetes, serving fresh seafood and Mediterranean dishes with your feet practically in the sand.

• Reservations are strongly advised, especially for lunch.
• Enjoy the relaxed ambiance and stunning views.

Formentera's main town, Es Pujols offers a lively promenade, shops, bars, and restaurants. It's a good place for a final stroll before returning to Ibiza.

The last ferry back to Ibiza, offering a relaxing end to a day trip to paradise.

• Check the last ferry schedule in advance to avoid missing it.

A vibrant bohemian market held every Saturday, featuring artisan crafts, clothing, jewelry, and live music. It's a cultural hub and a great place to find unique souvenirs.

• Arrive early to avoid the biggest crowds.
• There's often live music in the afternoon.

Located in San Carlos, near Las Dalias, this restaurant offers a relaxed atmosphere with a focus on fresh, local ingredients. Enjoy a leisurely lunch after exploring the market.

A beautiful, wide sandy beach in the northeast, known for its clear waters and relaxed vibe. It's a popular spot for families and surfers.

• Check out the famous 'Aiyanna Ibiza' for a bohemian beach dining experience.
• Good waves for beginner surfers.

A traditional Ibizan restaurant set in a charming rural farmhouse, offering authentic cuisine with a focus on local produce. It's a romantic setting for dinner.

• The terrace offers a beautiful ambiance.
• Known for its delicious lamb dishes.

A long, beautiful sandy beach in the northeast, known for its natural beauty and relaxed atmosphere. It's a favorite among locals and nudists, offering a more laid-back experience.

• The far end of the beach is popular with nudists.
• Enjoy the fresh seafood at the beachside chiringuitos.

A classic, no-frills beach bar and restaurant at Aguas Blancas, serving fresh fish and traditional dishes. It's a great spot for an authentic beachside lunch.

• Cash payment is often preferred here.

A stunning cove with a view of the mystical island of Es Vedrà. The beach itself is beautiful, but the real draw is the magical atmosphere and the rock's legend.

• Stay until sunset for an unforgettable view of Es Vedrà.
• Access involves a steep path, so be mindful if mobility is an issue.

Enjoy traditional Ibizan cuisine with unparalleled views of Es Vedrà. This restaurant is perfectly situated for a memorable sunset dinner.

• Book a table with a view well in advance.
• Try their paella.

One of Ibiza's most iconic superclubs, Pacha offers a world-class nightlife experience with diverse music genres and famous resident DJs. It's a quintessential Ibiza clubbing destination.

• Dress code is typically smart casual.
• Tickets can be purchased online to save time and money.

Two stunning neighboring coves with crystal-clear waters and dramatic rocky surroundings. Cala Salada is more accessible, while Saladeta offers a more secluded feel.

• There is a small chiringuito at Cala Salada for refreshments.
• Be prepared for a short walk to reach Cala Saladeta.

Located near Cala Salada, this restaurant offers delicious seafood and traditional Ibizan dishes with beautiful sea views. A great spot for a relaxed lunch.

Famous for its spectacular sunsets, this waterfront promenade is lined with bars and cafes. It's the perfect place to relax and watch the sun go down.

• Café del Mar and Mambo are iconic spots, but can be pricey and crowded.
• Consider a boat trip for a unique sunset perspective.

A stylish bar on the Sunset Strip offering cocktails and a great atmosphere for enjoying the sunset. It provides a more relaxed vibe than some of the larger clubs.

• Arrive early to get a good seat for sunset.

Housed in a historic building within Dalt Vila, this museum showcases contemporary art, with a focus on graphic art. It offers a cultural insight into Ibiza's artistic scene.

• Combine your visit with a walk through Dalt Vila.

A popular tapas restaurant in Ibiza Town, known for its creative and delicious small plates. It's a great spot for a lively and flavorful lunch.

• Expect a wait if you don't have a reservation, especially at peak times.

The old market in Ibiza Town, where you can find fresh local produce, cheeses, and artisanal products. It's a vibrant place to experience local life and pick up some treats.

• Great for sampling local olives and almonds.

A chic and popular beach restaurant located on Es Cavallet beach, known for its Mediterranean cuisine and lively atmosphere. It's a fashionable spot for lunch or dinner.

• Book in advance, especially for dinner.
• Adjacent to a popular nudist beach.

Famous for its bohemian atmosphere and stunning sunsets, especially on Sundays when drummers gather. It's a beautiful bay with clear waters and pine-covered hills.

• If visiting on a Sunday, arrive early to experience the famous sunset drumming session.
• Parking can be challenging, especially on Sundays.

A traditional chiringuito located on Benirràs beach, offering fresh seafood and local specialties. It's a perfect spot for a relaxed lunch with sea views.

• Enjoy the simple, authentic Ibizan flavors.

A picturesque and tranquil village in the north, known for its almond blossoms in winter and its charming white church. It offers a glimpse into rural Ibiza.

• Visit in late January/February to see the almond trees in bloom.
• Enjoy a coffee at the local cafe.

A highly-rated restaurant in San Juan, offering a romantic garden setting and a creative menu with Mediterranean and international influences. It's a delightful culinary experience.

• Reservations are essential.
• The ambiance is magical, especially at night.

A pleasant sandy beach with calm, shallow waters, ideal for a final relaxing morning by the sea. It's a family-friendly spot with amenities.

• Enjoy a leisurely swim or walk along the shore.

A casual and friendly restaurant near Es Canar, serving a mix of Spanish and international dishes. A good option for a final taste of local cuisine before departing.

Depart from Ibiza, reflecting on your wonderful island getaway.

• Allow ample time for check-in and security, especially during peak travel times.