This itinerary for a Spanish Tourist Board press group blends Ibiza’s vibrant culture, natural beauty, and culinary delights, offering a diverse experience for visitors seeking relaxation, adventure, and history.
- Hotel Hyde (Cala Llonga), A bohemian-chic hotel on Cala Llonga Bay, offering vibrant pool days, live music, and DJ sets. It features seven bars and restaurants, including Mexican, sushi, and Mediterranean options, with guided hikes along the coastline. Visitors can expect a lively yet relaxed vibe, ideal for pre-party hangs or serene beach escapes.
- Cala Llonga Beach, A large, family-friendly beach with golden sands, shallow waters, and a playground. It offers sun loungers, water sports like kayaking, and nearby bars and restaurants. Visitors can enjoy a relaxed day of swimming, sunbathing, or exploring the lively summer village atmosphere.
- Santa Gertrudis Village, A charming, boho-chic village in Ibiza’s heart, known for its whitewashed houses, art galleries, and boutiques. It features a vibrant square with eateries like Bar Costa, famous for sandwiches. Visitors can expect a creative, laid-back vibe with shopping and dining in a Mediterranean setting.
- Lunch at Aubergine Restaurant (Sant Miquel Road). A rustic, farm-to-table restaurant between Santa Gertrudis and Sant Miquel, offering Mediterranean dishes in a romantic countryside setting. Visitors can expect fresh, organic ingredients, a serene ambiance, and a focus on local flavors.
- Guided Visit to Ibiza Old Town (Dalt Vila), UNESCO World Heritage Site (1999). Dalt Vila, Ibiza Town’s fortified old quarter, features Renaissance walls, cobbled streets, and landmarks like the Cathedral and Archaeological Museum. A guided tour offers historical insights and stunning views. Visitors can expect a cultural journey through 2,500 years of history.
- Time for Shopping in Ibiza Harbour, including La Marina, offers boutiques, souvenir shops, and a daily summer hippy market. Visitors can expect a vibrant, cosmopolitan vibe, perfect for browsing fashion, crafts, and local goods, with nearby bars for people-watching.
- Dinner at CBbC Ebusus Restaurant (Vara de Rey Promenade). Located on the stylish Vara de Rey boulevard, this restaurant serves Mediterranean cuisine in a lively setting. Visitors can expect fresh, local dishes, a chic atmosphere, and a chance to enjoy Ibiza Town’s bustling evening scene.
- E-biking tour through rural Ibiza, visiting Santa Agnès, known for almond blossoms, and Sant Mateu, a winemaking village. Visitors can expect scenic countryside, quiet villages, and an active, eco-friendly way to explore Ibiza’s traditional side.
- Visit to Can Rich Organic Wine Cellar with Tasting, near Sant Antoni, is an organic winery offering tours and tastings of its wines and local products. Visitors can expect a relaxed, educational experience with insights into sustainable winemaking and flavorful samples.
- Lunch at Es Nàutic Restaurant (Sant Antoni Promenade). A waterfront restaurant on Sant Antoni’s promenade, known for seafood and Mediterranean dishes. Visitors can expect fresh cuisine, sea views, and a lively yet relaxed atmosphere, perfect for enjoying the sunset.
- Yoga Lesson at Ibizaloe, near Sant Josep, combines aloe vera production with wellness activities like yoga. Visitors can expect a calming yoga session in a natural setting, possibly with aloe-based products, fostering relaxation and connection with nature.
- Visit to Southwest Area: Sant Josep, a vibrant village with a historic church; Es Cubells, a quiet cliffside hamlet; and Cala d’Hort, a beach with views of Es Vedrà rock. Visitors can expect picturesque villages, stunning coastal scenery, and a tranquil escape.
- Dinner at S’illa des Bosc Restaurant (Platges de Comte Beach). A beachfront restaurant at Platges de Comte, offering Mediterranean cuisine with turquoise sea views. Visitors can expect fresh seafood, a romantic sunset dining experience, and a quintessential Ibizan beach vibe.
- Visit to Santa Eulària (Puig de Missa, Ethnographic Museum, Las Dalias Hippy Market, Sant Carles).Santa Eulària features Puig de Missa, a 16th-century fortified church with sea views; the Ethnographic Museum, showcasing Ibizan culture; Las Dalias Hippy Market, with crafts and food; and Sant Carles, a quaint village. Visitors can expect a mix of history, culture, and bohemian shopping.
- Lunch at Can Gat Restaurant (Cala de Sant Vicent Beach). A beachside restaurant at Cala de Sant Vicent, serving Mediterranean and seafood dishes. Visitors can expect a relaxed meal with crystal-clear water views, ideal for a leisurely beach day.
- Sea-Kayak Excursion at Es Figueral Beach. Es Figueral is a serene beach perfect for kayaking, with clear waters and rocky coves. Visitors can expect an active, scenic adventure exploring the coastline, suitable for beginners and nature lovers.
- Dinner at Maymanta Restaurant (Hotel Aguas de Ibiza). A Peruvian-inspired restaurant at the luxurious Aguas de Ibiza in Santa Eulària, offering fusion cuisine. Visitors can expect vibrant flavors, a sophisticated setting, and a memorable dining experience.
- Workshop to Prepare Flaó and Light Lunch (Finca Ecológica de Can Mus). Can Mus, an organic farm, offers a workshop to make Flaó, a traditional Ibizan cheesecake-like dessert, followed by a light lunch. Visitors can expect a hands-on culinary experience in a tranquil, eco-conscious setting.
- Visit to Ses Salines Natural Park (Birdwatching, Salt Ponds, Sa Sal Rossa Watchtower). A UNESCO World Heritage Site with salt flats, birdwatching opportunities, and the historic Sa Sal Rossa watchtower. Visitors can expect a nature-focused visit with stunning landscapes, wildlife, and historical insights, followed by a transfer to Ibiza Airport.
