Ibiza

Ibiza is not only the world capital of club music but also an island with a medieval fortress, quiet coves and family resorts. Here are the main resorts, beaches and activities.

1. Eivissa (Ibiza Town)

The island's capital combines history and nightlife. The Dalt Vila old town behind its 16th-century walls is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

At the foot of the fortress is a marina with yachts, restaurants and boutiques, and Talamanca and Figueretes beaches are a few minutes away.

2. San Antonio

A resort in the west of the island known for sunsets and party life. Crowds gather on the Sunset Strip with its bars, and the West End is famous for clubs and pubs.

It is home to the adults-only Ibiza Rocks hotel with its pool parties.

3. Playa d'en Bossa

The island's longest beach, close to the capital. Ushuaïa and Hï Ibiza clubs are here, along with plenty of hotels, bars and water sports.

4. Santa Eulalia

A quiet resort in the east, ideal for families: a wide sandy beach, a palm-lined promenade and a river that locals call the only one in the Balearics. Nearby, the Punta Arabí hippy market runs every Wednesday in Es Canar.

5. San Miguel

The quiet north of the island with green hills, the bay of Port de Sant Miquel and the Can Marçà caves. Nearby is Benirràs beach, where the Sunday sunset is greeted with drums. The terrain is hilly, so walks here are active.

Top 3 beaches of Ibiza

Salinas: a beach in the south in Ses Salines Natural Park with white sand, dunes and fashionable beach clubs.
Cala Comte: a western cove with turquoise water and one of the best sunset spots.
Talamanca: a wide, calm beach next to the capital with seafood restaurants.

Things to do in Ibiza

Visit the famous clubs Pacha, Amnesia, Ushuaïa or Hï Ibiza in season from June to October.
Take a catamaran trip to Formentera and hidden coves.
Try windsurfing, paddleboarding or diving.
Walk around Dalt Vila and enjoy the view from the fortress walls.