Ibiza combines turquoise coves, Mediterranean landscapes, distinctive villages and a rich historical heritage. Dalt Vila, Ses Salines Natural Park, Es Vedrà and the hidden corners of the north reveal an island where nature, culture and tradition coexist far beyond its famous nightlife.
Average temperature: 22ºC
Coffee price: 1,50 €
Public transport: 1,50-5,00 € / Ticket
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Why visit Ibiza?
Discover Ibiza
A Mediterranean island of coves, protected landscapes, villages and centuries of history. Discover some of the places that best showcase Ibiza's nature, heritage and distinctive character.
Ses Salines, Es Vedrà and Ibiza's coastline
Discover Ses Salines Natural Park in southern Ibiza, with its pale sandy beaches, dunes, salt flats and Mediterranean scenery. On the south-west coast, the area around Cala d’Hort offers some of the island's most iconic views of Es Vedrà, one of Ibiza's best-known natural landmarks.
Benirràs, Portinatx and northern Ibiza
Explore northern Ibiza among pine forests, small coves and villages that retain a more peaceful atmosphere. Cala Benirràs stands out for its natural setting surrounded by hills, while Portinatx brings together small beaches and coastal scenery. Inland villages complete the picture with churches, squares and traditional Ibizan architecture.
Dalt Vila, Puig des Molins and the flavours of Ibiza
Stroll through Dalt Vila, the walled old town overlooking Ibiza's harbour, with its bastions, cobbled streets and historic buildings. Nearby, the Puig des Molins Necropolis offers a glimpse into the island's ancient past. Markets and restaurants round off the visit with local products and traditional Ibizan cuisine.
Explore Ibiza at your own pace Arrive in Ibiza by ferry and bring your own vehicle to discover its coves, villages, natural areas and hidden corners with complete freedom.