Ibiza can be enjoyed all year round. Summer is ideal for beaches, water activities and outdoor atmosphere, while spring and autumn are perfect for discovering nature, hiking or cycling, enjoying local cuisine and experiencing the island at a slower pace. Winter offers an authentic, peaceful and cultural Ibiza.

It is recommended to spend between 4 and 7 days exploring different areas of the island and combining beaches, villages, heritage, nature and gastronomy. However, Ibiza is also perfect for short weekend breaks.

The island has a modern public bus network, as well as taxis, private transport services, and companies offering car, motorcycle, and other vehicle rentals. Visitors are advised to check the vehicle entry regulations for Ibiza on the Ibiza Circular website: www.ibizacircular.es. It is also recommended to ensure that private transport providers display the Verified Transport seal issued by the Consell Insular d'Eivissa.

IIbiza is much more than just sun and beaches. The island is home to UNESCO heritage, traditional villages, craft markets, nature trails, local gastronomy, cultural spaces and a rich landscape.

Among the must-see places are Dalt Vila, the Puig des Molins necropolis, sa Caleta and the Ses Salines Natural Park. 

Ibiza was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO thanks to the historical and natural value of sites such as Dalt Vila, the Puig des Molins necropolis, the Phoenician settlement of sa Caleta and the Posidonia oceanica seagrass beds, which are essential to the Mediterranean ecosystem.

Some of the most popular sunset spots are Punta Galera, Cap Negret, des Savinar viewpoint and areas near Cala Comte.. 

Yes. Ibiza offers numerous family experiences: calm beaches, easy nature routes, cultural activities, markets, boat trips and suitable accommodation. In addition, the island offers specific experiences under the Ibiza Family Moments label.

Some of the most representative traditional dishes and products are bullit de peix (boiled fish and potatoes), sofrit pagès (farmer’s hot pot), amanida pagesa (farmer’s salad), flaó (Ibizan cheesecake), Herbes Eivissenques liqueur and Ibizan wines.

Ibiza has markets throughout much of the year. Some of the best known are Las Dalias Market, Punta Arabí hippie market and the craft markets of Sant Joan and Sant Miquel.

Ibiza is ideal for hiking, cycling, kayaking, paddle surfing and scenic routes. There are also rural paths between villages, routes to viewpoints and protected natural areas such as Es Amunts or Ses Salines Natural Park. 

The island hosts cultural, sporting and traditional events throughout the year, such as Ibiza Light Festival, Festival Eivissa Jazz, Ibiza Cine Fest, Fira de la Sal and the patron saint festivals of the different villages.

Tourist information offices are located across the island, including at the airport, ports and main tourist areas.

Yes. The island allows visitors to discover different historical periods through archaeological sites, Renaissance walls, fortified churches, museums and traditional Ibizan farmhouse architecture.

Posidonia oceanica is a marine plant essential for biodiversity and the clarity of the waters around Ibiza and Formentera. Its underwater meadows are part of the island’s protected natural heritage and are key to the conservation of the Mediterranean.