You probably already know that you can dance endlessly in the club and eat fantastic food in restaurants on Ibiza. But did you know that the island is also ideal for beautiful walks? Don’t worry, no endless walks. Although that’s an option too. But I’ve listed a few short hikes for you.
If Ibiza is known for anything, it’s the clubs. They are huge, and the DJs that play there are the best in the world. Discover the most famous clubs in Ibiza, in alphabetical order.
Eating. It’s one of the most important activities when you’re on holiday, right? Choosing a restaurant is always tricky, so that’s why I list the restaurants that I like on Ibiza. And also the ones I didn’t like so that you can skip them!
Drum roll, please…. I hereby declare Santa Gertrudis to be the loveliest village in Ibiza. Santa Gertrudis is in the geographical heart of Ibiza, and I am sure: the town will also find a place in your heart.
Madaba is called Jordan’s mosaic city for good reason. Everywhere you look, you’ll find these ancient artworks – from church floors to workshops where artisans still use age-old techniques. But there’s so much more to discover in this charming town. From impressive views at Mount Nebo to a wonderfully relaxed coffee shop and a really cool farm-to-table experience. Here’s everything you need to know about Madaba!
If the weather on Ibiza is a bit bad, a wine tasting is a perfect way to kill some time. What am I saying? Even when the sun is shining, a wine tasting is a good idea!
Definitely spend a few hours at one of Ibiza’s famous hippy markets when you’re holidaying on the island. These are the best hippy markets on the island – and a few other markets.
Jerash is sometimes referred to as the Pompeii of the Middle East. I had no idea. I hadn’t expected any Roman ruins in Jordan at all, and now it turns out they’re among the most beautiful outside Italy. Here’s everything you need to know to visit Jerash on your own.
