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Ibiza and budget-friendly don’t usually go hand in hand. And it’s incredibly easy to blow through your money on this island, so let’s at least try to keep the accommodation costs under control. I’ve done the digging, so you don’t have to — here’s how to find a solid, affordable hotel in Ibiza.
Ibiza and yoga? That might sound weird if you mainly know the island for its summer club scene. But underneath that party layer lies a spiritual vibe. The island actually has hippie roots and a thriving yoga community. From a spontaneous beach class to a week-long retreat in Ibiza: I’m sharing all your options!
The beach of Sa Caleta also called Es Bol Nou, is unique. It has a secret tunnel with fantastic views of the bay, hidden war bunkers, AND ancient ruins. Make sure you visit this gem when you’re on Ibiza.
For the perfect sunset on Ibiza, you have to go to the west side of the island. It’s where you can experience this magical moment every day. So choose your favorite spot for the sunset!
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.
