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A Complete Guide on the Tourist License in Ibiza 2024

Everything you need to know before purchasing a rental property in ibiza, which properties can get a touristic licence, but, what about the properties i have previously rented, what are touristic offer channels, so, how do you obtain a touristic licence, filing the application, properties that already have an application with the town hall, what if you find a house with a touristic licence, renting a property legally without the licence.

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Many dream of buying a property in Ibiza, spending long summers in the sun and renting out the home as a holiday let when not in use. However, once you start researching and planning, you will quickly discover that this idea is not straightforward. You should also be acutely aware that not every property in Ibiza can be legally rented to tourists (short term meaning less than a month). For your plan to come to fruition, you will require a touristic licence in Ibiza.

Unfortunately, not every property in Ibiza is eligible for a touristic licence. Many are shocked to learn that touristic licences are not available for apartments. In fact, only detached properties can apply for these licences. This does not mean a touristic licence will be granted for all detached properties, but merely they are the only ones who can meet the criteria to apply.

You might have rented properties in Ibiza recently; this might even have been what sparked your dream to purchase a property. Or, you might have friends who are currently reaping the rewards of renting out an apartment on the white isle. However, this will likely be officially illegal (unless for a period of longer than 1 month, which is considered long-term) if they do not have the correct permit. Properties should not be advertised on the Canales de oferta turistica (Touristic offer channels). This rule should be taken extremely seriously, as a severe fine can be awarded to property owners for doing as such.

Touristic offer channels, or Canales de oferta turistica, covers a wide range of agencies.Included under this umbrella are booking sites, travel agencies, real estate agents and other organisations offering tourist services. This includes advertising on websites, social media, or any other form of communication.

To apply for a touristic licence in Ibiza, there are a number of minimum requirements that the property must meet:

• The property must have a valid certificate of occupancy . Known as the cedula de habitabilidad.
• The property must be located within a tourist zone. Tourist zones are established on many factors, including environmental data, population information and planning criteria. Tourist zones correlate directly to the level of tourist influx that the area can support; without significant repercussions on its resources and management capacity. Importantly, these tourist zones are allocated with the local residents’ quality of life as the primary concern.
• A home cannot be rented as a holiday home where a sanction has previously been imposed, for a ‘serious’ or ‘very serious’ infringement of the holiday rental licencing laws. This prohibits the property from being used as a holiday rental until the sanction has been fulfilled and the property’s legality is restored. So, when looking for a property to obtain a touristic licence, always ask for a ‘certificado de inexistencia de infraccion urbanistica’.
• The property must be at least five years old before it can obtain a touristic licence. During those five years, the house must have been used as a private residence.
• The property must have a relevant active energy certificate . This means the house must meet specific energy efficiency requirements—rating F for buildings constructed before 31/12/2007 and rating D for buildings built after 01/01/2008.This list simply covers the main requirements, but there is much more that will be taken into consideration.

As soon as the application has been filed, you can start renting out the property. This is because when you hand in the application, you are testifying that your property meets all the necessary criteria. However, the property will still be inspected at a later date . Suppose it is found that there is any inaccuracy, falsification or omission in the application or statement. In that case, the registration will be cancelled, and there will be an immediate suspension of holiday rental activity.

When on the hunt for properties in Ibiza, you will likely come across homes that already have an application with the town hall. If this is the case, you must obtain a copy of the application to determine when it was issued.In January of 2017, the Balearic Government stopped tourist rental applications, to relaunch a new procedure, which was put into place in July 2017. The new restrictions are more rigorous, requiring a greater criteria to be met before your property will be granted the tourist licence. If the original application was requested before the new rules came into force, the property will be subject to the previous, seemingly more relaxed, rules. The current rules require the licence to be renewed every five years, whereas the previous ones did not. Additionally, the older rules can mean that your licence costs substantially less, with a set tax payable for the whole property. Whereas, for the newer licences, the fee is payable per bed. Finally, and perhaps most significantly, properties with an application submitted before 2017, are not affected by the ‘zoning’ rules.

If this is the case, ensure that you have the application checked thoroughly. Anyone could apply for the licence, but having it granted is an entirely different thing. Be careful not to mix up the licence application with an actual licence. An approved licence always starts with ETV. You must have this checked out to ensure the licence is valid, and it has not been revoked.

Without a tourist licence, you can still rent a property legally in Ibiza. But it can only be long-term rentals, which need to be for longer than one month. Additionally, the property must not offer any touristic services.

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The Balearic Islands are currently struggling with the issue of illegal tourist rentals. While tourism significantly contributes to the local economy, unregulated and illegal rentals threaten the cultural heritage of all these islands, particularly Ibiza. Through the next few paragraphs, we will navigate the recent developments, regulations, and steps taken to control this huge issue, while preserving the unique cultural fabric of the region. Here in Ibiza, the housing shortage is a pressing issue throughout the year, but during the tourist season, the situation worsens significantly for local residents and seasonal workers. Many available homes are illegally converted into tourist rentals, turning the entire island into an overpriced hotel, leaving little affordable housing for those who live and work there.

November, 2023

Ricardo Sánchez, the new president of the Asociación de Inmobiliarias de la Pimeef, in his Diario de Ibiza interview discussed the shortage of rental properties, the growing interest in investment funds in luxury villas, and concerns about unlicensed real estate practices. Highlighting the impact of high demand from foreign buyers on property prices, he stressed the urgency for housing investment to solve the island’s residential, long-term accommodation crisis. You can read the whole article here . 

September, 2023

The Consell de Ibiza approved the modification of the PTI that reduces tourist rentals in rural areas by more than 80%.

Now, only properties built before 1956 (around 1000 homes), can be rented out to tourists for up to 60 days a year, limiting rentals to up to three rooms.  The update is part of a broader strategy to balance tourism growth with environmental and local community needs. For property owners and tourists alike, it’s a significant shift towards more regulated and responsible tourism in Ibiza. For more information, see full article here . 

The Balearic Islands have initiated measures like increased inspections and fines, now ranging between €20,000 and €40,000 for renting without a license. Despite these measures, the high number of tourists and the significant profit from these illegal rentals continue to pose a challenge.

January, 2024

One of the recent examples of incidents reflecting the violation of these rules is when the Consell of Ibiza imposed a fine of 160,000 euros on the same marketer for advertising and renting out four homes without a tourist licence . Each property was fined 40,000 euros. This action is a clear message to property owners about the importance of respecting tourism regulations. For more details, see the full article here . 

February, 2023

The tourist inspection service of the Consell de Ibiza imposed a fine of €20,000 on a foreign citizen for illegally marketing a tourist rental in Sant Jordi . In this case, the property owner was able to avoid the penalty by reporting the tenant, demonstrating that the issue not only involves property owners but tenants as well. The Anti-Intrusion Office collected €1.1 million in penalties over the past 12 months, signifying the ongoing battle against illegal rentals. For more details, please see the full article.

Another incident involved a commercial property owner in Ibiza who faced a hefty fine of €120,000 . The fine was imposed for unlawfully converting the villa into an eight-room tourist accommodation without the license. These violations led to penalties for urban planning and alterations from commercial to residential use, amounting to €66,867.06, or 75% of the cost of the illegal renovations. For further details on this topic, please refer to the full article.

April, 2023

On the other hand, the regional government has been collaborating with platforms like Airbnb, and their efforts have significantly reduced the number of properties listed. Data from AIRDNA, an investor information tool, published by Noudiari.es in May 2022, shows a significant decrease in property listings on Airbnb and Vrbo in Ibiza and Formentera from 7,935 accommodations in the high season of 2019 to 4,375, almost 45% less. Today, Airbnb offers “more than 1,000 tourist accommodations” in Ibiza: including around 100 rooms, many of which are in multifamily or residential buildings. For a more comprehensive look into the issue, you can visit the original article here.

Are you looking to buy a property with tourist license in Ibiza? Make sure you perform the right checks before buying. Do you have any more specific questions that you would like to have answered or do you need assistance in your search? Feel free to contact us.

Hï Ibiza announces first 2024 residencies

Featuring David Guetta's Future Rave, Eric Prydz, Glitterbox, Black Coffee, Patrick Topping, and more

Hï Ibiza has revealed its first wave of residents for 2024.

Kicking off with a season opening party on Saturday 27th April, the  World’s No.1 Club will welcome a weekly rotation of electronic music’s biggest names across its three legendary dancefloors.

Speaking on the new season, Yann Pissenem, founder, owner, and CEO of Hï Ibiza said: “Alongside world-first debuts from pioneering artists, this year clubbers will be able to explore the multi-room experience like never before, as we embrace new technologies and showcase cutting-edge production, ensuring Ibiza's legacy as one of the top clubbing destinations in the world.”

On Mondays (from 24th June to 9th September), Eric Prydz  will take over the Theatre, building on the success of HOLO Ibiza in 2023, whilst  Patrick Topping  will return to the Hï Ibiza Club Room for the second consecutive year.

The Martinez Brothers will return to Hï Ibiza Theatre for their third season every Tuesday from 18th June to 24th September, alongside weekly hybrid live/DJ sets from Paco Osuna  and his Now Here residency in The Club Room.

On Wednesdays, kicking off on 5th June and running until 25th September, FISHER will take over the Theatre sound system with his house and tech sounds. Over in the Club room, dancers can expect bass-driven melodic house from South American star,  Vintage Culture .

Thursday evenings at Hï Ibiza will see the return of  Afterlife , with nine shows running between 27th June and 22nd August. Tale of Us will bring together a selection of artists alongside visual installations and custom lighting designs across Hï Ibiza’s three rooms. 

Elsewhere,  David Guetta  is set to take over the Theatre on Fridays, with  MORTEN  and their Future Rave residency, whilst  MEDUZA & James Hype  will bring their Our House residency to the Club Room for a second consecutive season. Guetta last week announced the return of his F***Me I'm Famous! residency at Ushuaïa Ibiza, alongside a number of other heavy-hitting residents . 

Between 18th May and 5th October,  Black Coffee will return with his long-running Saturday residency, featuring special guest artists in the Theatre, and  Damian Lazarus  will continue his Club Room residency for a third year.

Finally, Glitterbox will take over Hï Ibiza Sundays from 5th May through to 6th October, with iconic performers alongside a mixture of disco, house and classic anthems.

More information and residency tickets are available now at  hiibiza.com .

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HÏ IBIZA reveal their summer 2024 residencies

20th february 2024.

The Ibiza news keeps on coming as the No. 1 Club in the world, Hï Ibiza, reveal their Summer 2024 weekly residencies with the same names taking over the Theatre and Club Room.

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If it ain´t broke, don´t fix it, eric prydz & patrick topping mondays june 24th to september 9th.

Renowned electronic artist Eric Prydz returns to Mondays at Hï Ibiza with a groundbreaking new audio/visual concept following the success of HOLO ibiza in 2023. Expect an immersive club experience like never before, featuring Prydz’s signature sound paired with stunning visuals crafted exclusively for his shows. Meanwhile, in the Hï Ibiza Club room, Patrick Topping brings his future-facing club sounds for another explosive residency, promising top-tier special guests, thrilling B2Bs, and relentless energy.

THE MARTINEZ BROTHERS & PACO OSUNA tuesdays JUNE 25th to SEPTEMBER 24TH

The Martinez Brothers return to Hï Ibiza for their third season every Tuesday, delivering genre-blurring sets that blend house and techno seamlessly. Meanwhile, Spanish icon Paco Osuna brings high-energy sounds to the Club room with his Now Here residency, promising dynamic performances and potent productions that push the boundaries of the genre.

fisher & vintage culture wednesdays june 5th to september 25th

FISHER continues his meteoric rise with stadium-sized house and tech sounds in the Theatre, promising an even bigger year with global tours and remixes of iconic tracks. Meanwhile, in the Club room, Brazilian export Vintage Culture delivers bass-driven melodic house, known for his boundary-pushing production and marathon DJ sets, accompanied by world-class special guests and exclusive cuts.

tale of us present afterlife thursdays july 11th to august 22nd

Thursday evenings at Hï Ibiza will host the return of Afterlife , featuring nine remarkable shows curated by event founders Tale Of Us . Expect an extraordinary lineup of artists transcending reality with captivating performances. The Theatre, Club Room, and Wild Corner will showcase talented artists amidst mesmerizing visual installations and custom lighting designs, promising an immersive experience like no other.

david guetta & morten present future rave our house by meduza & james hype fridays june 7th to october 4th

GRAMMY-Award-winning artist and the Number 1 DJ in the World David Guetta , alongside Morten , presents their trailblazing Future Rave residency in the Theatre on Fridays. Guetta’s evolution in the dance music scene has led to this highly successful project, shaping contemporary dance music with chart-topping hits and collaborations. In the Club Room, Meduza & James Hype return for their Our House residency, promising an unrivaled soundtrack spanning the house spectrum with emotional highs and groove-driven lows.

black coffee & damian lazarus saturdays may 18th to october 5th

Black Coffee ’s Saturday residency at Hï Ibiza has become a cornerstone of the island, drawing an international audience and top-tier special guests to his Theatre performances. With jaw-dropping production and emotionally resonant Afropolitan house sounds, Black Coffee creates unforgettable experiences. Meanwhile, Damian Lazarus continues his otherworldly residency in the Club room, bringing his distinctive deep and moody style infused with ancient ritual and cosmic futurism.

glitterbox sundays may 5th to october 6th

The famously colorful, diverse, and inclusive Glitterbox will pull out all the stops every Sunday, bringing their iconic performers along with the most euphoric mix of party-starting disco, house, and classic anthems. No summer is complete without a trip to the World’s No. 1 Club, and this year’s weekly residencies once again take clubbers right to the vanguard of the electronic scene.

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Hï Ibiza Announces Unmissable Residencies for Summer 2023

Experience state-of-the-art visuals and sound at hï ibiza's spectacular venues, including eric prydz's groundbreaking holo show and glitterbox's legendary disco ball.

The most innovative lineup of residencies for the Hï Ibiza 2023 season is unveiled today. With Adam Beyer, Afterlife, Black Coffee, Damian Lazarus, David Guetta, Eric Prydz presents HOLO Ibiza, FISHER, Glitterbox, James Hype, Meduza, The Martinez Brothers, Paco Osuna, Patrick Topping, and Vintage Culture , the world’s #1 Club is continuing to reinvent the partying experience this summer.

From Techno to House, Hï Ibiza’s 2023 Season Will Showcase the World’s Best DJs and Producers for an Unforgettable Summer of Music and Dancing.

Each residency will, as always, offer a unique immersive dance experience with music provided by the biggest worldwide DJs in the world’s most cutting-edge club. As the countdown begins and tickets start to fly, head to the all-new hiibiza.com where electronic music fans can discover Hï Ibiza’s new look which makes it visual cues from the physical venue, focusing on a clean, minimal aesthetic and Hï Ibiza’s forward-thinking approach to clubbing, along with exclusive content to bring you closer than ever to the world’s No.1 club, wherever you are in the world.

Eric Prydz Presents HOLO ïbiza (THEATRE)

MONDAYS | 3 JULY – 4 SEP With Resident Adam Beyer Patrick Topping (CLUB)

Eric Prydz is bringing a variation of the famed HOLO concert to Ibiza for the first time. Starting on Monday, July 3rd, this club-ready, more personal iteration, created especially for Hï Ibiza, will take over the Theatre for 10 unique events. Weekly guest and renowned techno producer, DJ, and inventor of Drumcode Adam Beyer will perform with Prydz. On the same night in the Club room, new school selector Patrick Topping steps up for his debut Hï Ibiza residency.

I’m thrilled to announce my weekly residency for Hï Ibiza this summer. It’s an honour to be playing alongside my fellow Swede and friend Eric, together hosting profound, weekly sonic and visual experiences in such an iconic venue. I look forward to adding a new chapter to this Island’s story. – Adam Beyer Last summer when living on the island, I kept ending up on random nights out in Hï Ibiza and it quickly became my new favourite club in Ibiza. It’s literally a dream come true to start a new residency there this summer! Mondays are going to be absolutely massive! – Patrick Topping

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The Martinex Brothers

TUESDAYS | 13 JUN – 3 OCT THE MARTINEZ BROTHERS (THEATRE) PACO OSUNA (CLUB)

Tuesdays see the return of Spanish techno icon Paco Osuna in the Club room and New York duo The Martinez Brothers in the Theatre. The powerful duo is getting ready for another spectacular summer of parties at H Ibiza, every Tuesday from June 13th to October 3rd. Last year, they quickly rose to become one of the hottest new residencies in Ibiza. For fresh house and techno, there is no finer night on the island.

Returning to Hï Ibiza for another summer residency is a true honor for us. We can’t wait to bring our sound back there this summer. Get ready for a summer of full on energy!! – The Martinez Brothers I’m really excited about what’s coming in the summer, once again we are working to make this season unforgettable! It will be difficult to surpass last summer, but I’m really enthusiastic and looking forward to giving my very best to ensure that the crowds enjoy every Tuesday to the fullest! – Paco Osuna

WEDNESDAYS | 7 JUN – 27 SEP FISHER (THEATRE) VINTAGE CULTURE (CLUB)

FISHER is back at Hï Ibiza every Wednesday after a groundbreaking residency last season that drew record numbers of tourists from all over the world. The Brazilian powerhouse Vintage Culture is back this year as well, hosting the Club room for a second time. Opening June 7th for 17 weeks, the dream team pairing will take over the Theatre and Club room respectively.

Not only will I be playing every Wednesday at Hï Ibiza, I’ll also be sleeping there 7 days a week. That’s how much I love that club !!!! 2023 lets go !!!!!!! – FISHER I’m so grateful to have had the opportunity to play in Ibiza last year, I took my first steps on the island, and ever since I haven’t wanted to leave. I can’t wait to meet everyone on the dance floor in the upcoming season. – Vintage Culture

Tale Of Us present Afterlife

THURSDAYS | 22 JUN – 5 OCT TALE OF US

On on June 22nd, the acclaimed duo Tale Of Us will begin their Afterlife residency at Hï Ibiza. With cutting-edge tailor-made production, immersive visuals, and top-level talents from across the house and techno spectrum, the boundary-pushing event has defined the melodic techno landscape over the years, and there is no more authentic place to experience it than their White Isle home at Hï Ibiza.

For the last event on October 5th, Tale Of Us will provide a day into night odyssey spanning Ushuaia and Hï Ibiza to wrap up the season.

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David Guetta & Morten present Future Rave

FRIDAYS | 2 JUN – 29 SEP DAVID GUETTA & MORTEN (THEATRE) MEDUZA & JAMES HYPE (CLUB)

Fridays need little introduction as GRAMMY-winner and global music kingpin David Guetta returns with more of the magic that made summer 2022 one of his best ever on the island. Every Friday starting on June 2nd, the legendary Frenchman will present 18 weekly FUTURE RAVE events. Morten, a Danish DJ and Producer, will join him on some of these occasions.

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Italian DJ collective Meduza, the group behind the international hits “Piece Of Your Heart,” “Heart,” “Lose Control,” “Paradise,” and more, will be taking over the Club room. They will be joined by British DJ-producer James Hype, who continues to light up dance floors all over the world with songs like “Ferrari” and “You Give Me A Feeling.”

Wow, we had so much fun last year at Hï Ibiza that I still think about it every day. I can’t believe it is nearly time to return to my favourite island and bring you all the music I have been working on. This is going to be another special summer! – David Guetta It’s an exciting time for Meduza with our first full season in Ibiza alongside our friend James Hype. Teaming up with David Guetta, as he yet again pushes the scene forward with his bookings for Future Rave, feels completely the right move – Meduza Getting the request from Hï Ibiza for this residency at Future Rave, alongside my talented Italian friends Meduza, shows how far I’ve come in the last couple of years. Playing with / for David is a huge box ticked for me and I can’t wait to show Hï Ibiza and the island a different side to what I can do – James Hype

Black Coffe

SATURDAYS | 27 MAY – 30 SEP BLACK COFFEE (THEATRE) DAMIAN LAZARUS (CLUB)

Black Coffee, a GRAMMY-winning musician, continues his long and fruitful relationship with Hï Ibiza every Saturday from May 27 through September 30. The futuristic Theatre will once again be a showcase of the global house innovator’s refined Afropolitan house sounds, whilst the Club Room is hosted by resident Damian Lazarus and features a truly mystical musical experience.

For me, our Saturday night launch (at the number one club in the world, Hï Ibiza) every May symbolizes the true start of the new year at hand. A time to rekindle with family all while working to take things to the next level — each year better than the last! Can’t wait to share all that we’ve been preparing for 2023… see you soon, Ibiza! – Black Coffee My weekly Club room sessions at Hï Ibiza were electric last season. The combination of the most forward thinking music, played by some of the most exciting new artists, coupled with the best party people on the island, set against the backdrop of the ancient temple from the future, sent us all on a mystical journey week in and week out. This season we go bigger, we go better, we go even deeper into this crazy new world. – Damian Lazarus

SUNDAYS | 7 MAY – 1 OCT

Finally, soundtracking Sunday nights on the Island with their euphoric mix of disco, house and classic dance anthems, the Glitterbox team return with 22 parties from 7th May. Expect exceptional lineups, well-known guests, the island’s most colorful production, and an inclusive crowd as usual.

We are thrilled to announce our return to Hï Ibiza for another unforgettable summer. Glitterbox’s weekly residency on Sundays will continue to bring the vibrant energy and eclectic music that has made us a staple on the island. This year promises to be even better, and we can’t wait to welcome you back to the dancefloor. – George Pritchard, Director of Events & Talent, Defected and Glitterbox.

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The Signal Opening Party , a day-to-night doubleheader at Ushuaia and H Ibiza on April 29, takes place before all of this and features performances by a number of artists, including Adam Beyer, Black Coffee, Eric Prydz, Honey Dijon, Maceo Plex, Paul Kalkbrenner (live), The Martinez Brothers, and many more.

The 2023 season of Hï Ibiza will highlight the club’s continuous commitment to improving the clubbing experience on every level with world-class residents, carefully chosen lineups, cutting-edge design, and ground-breaking sound technology. To reserve tickets, explore the brand-new website, and learn about the most recent news and events from the top club in the world, go to hiibiza.com.

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Hï Ibiza reveals the cutting-edge roster of residencies for the 2023 season.

Hï Ibiza reveals the cutting-edge roster of residencies for the 2023 season. The world’s #1 Club continues to redefine the clubbing experience this summer, with Adam Beyer, Afterlife, Black Coffee, Damian Lazarus, David Guetta, Eric Prydz presents HOLO ïbiza, FISHER, Glitterbox, James Hype, Meduza, The Martinez Brothers, Paco Osuna, Patrick Topping and Vintage Culture.

As always, each residency will feature its own individual immersive dance experience, soundtracked by the biggest international DJs at the most technologically advanced club on the planet.

As the countdown begins and tickets start to fly, head to the all-new hiibiza.com where electronic music fans can discover Hï Ibiza ‘s new look which takes it visual cues from the physical venue, focusing on a clean, minimal aesthetic and Hï Ibiza’s forward-thinking approach to clubbing, along with exclusive content to bring you closer than ever to the world’s No.1 club, wherever you are in the world.

MONDAYS | 3 JULY – 4 SEP Eric Prydz Presents HOLO ïbiza (THEATRE) With Resident Adam Beyer Patrick Topping (CLUB)

For the first time, Eric Prydz is bringing a version of the world-renowned HOLO show to Ibiza. This club-ready, more intimate edition designed specifically for Hï Ibiza , will take over the Theatre every Monday from July 3rd for 10 exclusive dates. Prydz will be joined by weekly resident; the legendary techno producer, DJ and Drumcode founder Adam Beyer . On the same night in the Club room, new school selector Patrick Topping steps up for his debut Hï Ibiza residency.

“I’m thrilled to announce my weekly residency for Hï Ibiza this summer. It’s an honour to be playing alongside my fellow Swede and friend Eric, together hosting profound, weekly sonic and visual experiences in such an iconic venue. I look forward to adding a new chapter to this Island’s story.” – Adam Beyer

“Last summer when living on the island, I kept ending up on random nights out in Hï Ibiza and it quickly became my new favourite club in Ibiza. It’s literally a dream come true to start a new residency there this summer! Mondays are going to be absolutely massive!” – Patrick Topping

TUESDAYS | 13 JUN – 3 OCT THE MARTINEZ BROTHERS (THEATRE) PACO OSUNA (CLUB)

Tuesdays bring the return of New York pair The Martinez Brothers in the Theatre and Spanish techno figurehead Paco Osuna in the Club room. The formidable pairing, who fast became one of the hottest new residencies in Ibiza last year, are gearing up for another huge summer of parties at Hï Ibiza , every Tuesday from June 13th – October 3rd. For fresh house and techno, there is no finer night on the island.

“Returning to Hï Ibiza for another summer residency is a true honor for us. We can’t wait to bring our sound back there this summer. Get ready for a summer of full on energy!!” – The Martinez Brothers

“I’m really excited about what’s coming in the summer, once again we are working to make this season unforgettable! It will be difficult to surpass last summer, but I’m really enthusiastic and looking forward to giving my very best to ensure that the crowds enjoy every Tuesday to the fullest!” – Paco Osuna

WEDNESDAYS | 7 JUN – 27 SEP FISHER (THEATRE) VINTAGE CULTURE (CLUB)

After a pioneering residency last season that pulled record numbers of visitors from around the globe, FISHER returns once again, to make his home at Hï Ibiza every Wednesday. Also returning this year is the Brazilian heavyweight Vintage Culture , who hosts the Club room for a second year running. Opening June 7th for 17 weeks, the dream team pairing will take over the Theatre and Club room respectively.

“Not only will I be playing every Wednesday at Hï Ibiza, I’ll also be sleeping there 7 days a week. That’s how much I love that club !!!! 2023 lets go !!!!!!!” – FISHER

“I’m so grateful to have had the opportunity to play in Ibiza last year, I took my first steps on the island, and ever since I haven’t wanted to leave. I can’t wait to meet everyone on the dance floor in the upcoming season.” Vintage Culture

THURSDAYS | 22 JUN – 5 OCT TALE OF US PRESENT AFTERLIFE

World-renowned duo Tale Of Us return to Hï Ibiza with their Afterlife residency, kicking off on Thursday 22nd June. With cutting edge tailor-made production, immersive visuals, and top-level talents from across the house and techno spectrum, the boundary-pushing event has defined the melodic techno landscape over the years, and there is no more authentic place to experience it than their White Isle home at Hï Ibiza.

To close out the season, Tale Of Us will present a day into night odyssey across Ushuaïa and Hï Ibiza for the final event on 5th October.

FRIDAYS | 2 JUN – 29 SEP DAVID GUETTA & MORTEN PRESENT FUTURE RAVE (THEATRE) MEDUZA & JAMES HYPE (CLUB)

Fridays need little introduction as GRAMMY-winner and global music kingpin David Guetta returns with more of the magic that made summer 2022 one of his best ever on the island. The peerless Frenchman will host 18 weekly FUTURE RAVE dates, every Friday from June 2nd, joined by Danish DJ and Producer Morten for a selection of these dates.

Taking over the Club room is Italian DJ collective Meduza , the trio behind 5 global smash hit, “Piece Of Your Heart”, “Heart”, “Lose Control”, “Paradise”, and more, and an artist that continues to light up dance floors around the world with tracks like “Ferrari” and “You Give Me A Feeling” – British DJ-producer James Hype .

“Wow, we had so much fun last year at Hï Ibiza that I still think about it every day. I can’t believe it is nearly time to return to my favourite island and bring you all the music I have been working on. This is going to be another special summer!” – David Guetta

“It’s an exciting time for Meduza with our first full season in Ibiza alongside our friend James Hype. Teaming up with David Guetta, as he yet again pushes the scene forward with his bookings for Future Rave, feels completely the right move” – Meduza

“Getting the request from Hï Ibiza for this residency at Future Rave, alongside my talented Italian friends Meduza, shows how far I’ve come in the last couple of years. Playing with / for David is a huge box ticked for me and I can’t wait to show Hï Ibiza and the island a different side to what I can do” – James Hype

SATURDAYS | 27 MAY – 30 SEP BLACK COFFEE (THEATRE) DAMIAN LAZARUS (CLUB)

GRAMMY-winning artist Black Coffee continues his long and successful history with Hï Ibiza , every Saturday from 27th May to 30th September. The futuristic Theatre will once again be a showcase of the global house innovator’s refined Afropolitan house sounds, whilst the Club Room is hosted by resident Damian Lazarus and features a truly mystical musical experience.

“For me, our Saturday night launch (at the number one club in the world, Hï Ibiza) every May symbolizes the true start of the new year at hand. A time to rekindle with family all while working to take things to the next level — each year better than the last! Can’t wait to share all that we’ve been preparing for 2023… see you soon, Ibiza!” – Black Coffee

“My weekly Club room sessions at Hï Ibiza were electric last season. The combination of the most forward thinking music, played by some of the most exciting new artists, coupled with the best party people on the island, set against the backdrop of the ancient temple from the future, sent us all on a mystical journey week in and week out. This season we go bigger, we go better, we go even deeper into this crazy new world.” – Damian Lazarus

SUNDAYS | 7 MAY – 1 OCT GLITTERBOX

Finally, soundtracking Sunday nights on the Island with their euphoric mix of disco, house and classic dance anthems, the Glitterbox team return with 22 parties from 7th May. As always, expect standout lineups, big name guests and the island’s most colourful production and inclusive crowd.

“We are thrilled to announce our return to Hï Ibiza for another unforgettable summer. Glitterbox’s weekly residency on Sundays will continue to bring the vibrant energy and eclectic music that has made us a staple on the island. This year promises to be even better, and we can’t wait to welcome you back to the dancefloor.” – George Pritchard , Director of Events & Talent, Defected and Glitterbox .

Before all this, of course, there is The Signal Opening Party on 29th April, a day-into-night doubleheader across Ushuaïa and Hï Ibiza with artists including Adam Beyer , Black Coffee , Eric Prydz , Honey Dijon , Maceo Plex , Paul Kalkbrenner (live), The Martinez Brothers and many more.

With world-class residents, carefully curated lineups, state-of-the-art design and pioneering sound technology, Hï Ibiza ‘s 2023 season will showcase the club’s continued dedication to evolving the clubbing experience on every level.

Visit hiibiza.com to book tickets, experience the new website, and discover the latest news and events from the world’s No.1 club.

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Summer 2024 Residency Madness at Hï Ibiza!

As the summer heat approaches, the anticipation for the vibrant nightlife of Ibiza surges to new heights. Hï Ibiza , crowned as the world’s No. 1 club, unveils its Summer 2024 weekly residencies, promising an electrifying season filled with top-tier artists, immersive experiences, and unforgettable moments.

Eric Prydz & Patrick Topping Mondays

Renowned electronic artist Eric Prydz returns to Mondays at Hï Ibiza with a groundbreaking new audio/visual concept. Expect an immersive club experience featuring Prydz’s signature sound paired with stunning visuals. In the Club room, Patrick Topping brings future-facing club sounds for another explosive residency, promising top-tier special guests and relentless energy.

The Martinez Brothers & Paco Osuna Tuesdays

Every Tuesday, the genre-blurring sets of The Martinez Brothers return to Hï Ibiza . Meanwhile, Spanish icon Paco Osuna brings high-energy sounds to the Club room with his dynamic performances.

Fisher & Vintage Culture Wednesdays

FISHER continues his meteoric rise with stadium-sized house and tech sounds in the Theatre. Meanwhile, in the Club room, Brazilian export Vintage Culture delivers bass-driven melodic house, accompanied by world-class special guests.

Tale of Us Present Afterlife Thursdays

Thursday evenings at Hï Ibiza will host the return of Afterlife, featuring nine remarkable shows curated by event founders Tale Of Us. Expect an extraordinary lineup of artists amidst mesmerizing visual installations and custom lighting designs.

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David Guetta & Morten Present Future Rave, Our House by Meduza & James Hype Fridays

David Guetta , alongside Morten , presents their trailblazing Future Rave residency in the Theatre on Fridays. In the Club Room, Meduza & James Hype return for their Our House residency, promising an unrivaled soundtrack spanning the house spectrum.

Black Coffee & Damian Lazarus Saturdays

Black Coffee’s Saturday residency at Hï Ibiza has become a cornerstone of the island, drawing an international audience to his Theatre performances. Meanwhile, Damian Lazarus continues his otherworldly residency in the Club room, captivating audiences with his distinctive style.

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The famously colorful, diverse, and inclusive Glitterbox brings their iconic performers along with the most euphoric mix of party-starting disco, house, and classic anthems every Sunday.

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The residencies kick off in May and run through September, offering an entire summer of unparalleled entertainment.

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For the first time, Eric Prydz is bringing a version of the world-renowned HOLO show to Ibiza. This club-ready, more intimate edition designed specifically for Hï Ibiza, will take over the Theatre every Monday from July 3rd for 10 exclusive dates. Prydz will be joined by weekly resident; the legendary techno producer, DJ and Drumcode founder Adam Beyer.

On the same night in the Club Room, new school selector Patrick Topping steps up for his debut Hï Ibiza residency.

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Tuesdays will host the return of The Martinez Brothers for a second season of their cutting-edge New York house sound. If you’re looking for only the freshest house cuts and legendary special guests, there is no finer night on the island.

In the Club Room, techno figurehead Paco Osuna resumes his vibrant residency. His inspired selections and respected special guests are crafting a new blueprint for a more sophisticated side of electronic music.

FISHER returns to his home of Hï Ibiza for another Theatre residency on Wednesday nights. Last year his midweek residency pulled in record numbers of visitors from all corners of the globe, and this year he’s taking it to the next level.

Brazilian heavyweight, Vintage Culture, is also returning to Wednesday nights with his Club Room residency. The dream team will take over Wednesday nights from 7th June for 17 weeks.

World-renowned duo Tale Of Us return to Hï Ibiza with their Afterlife residency, kicking off on Thursday 22nd June. The boundary-pushing event has defined the melodic techno landscape over the years, and there is no more authentic place to experience it than their White Isle home.

To close out the season, Tale Of Us will present a day into night odyssey across Ushuaïa and Hï Ibiza for the final event on 5th October.

GRAMMY-winner and global music kingpin David Guetta returns with more of the magic that made summer 2022 one of his best ever on the island. The peerless Frenchman will host 18 weekly FUTURE RAVE dates, every Friday from June 2nd, joined by Danish DJ and Producer Morten for a selection of these dates.

Taking over the Club Room is pioneering Italian DJ collective Meduza and an artist that continues to light up dance floors around the world with tracks, James Hype.

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The Club Room will reverberate with the sounds of Damian Lazarus. Join the Crosstown Rebels boss on a kaleidoscopic journey through the cosmic side of house and techno.

Finally, Sundays will feature a euphoric mix of disco, house and classic dance anthems from Glitterbox. Expect big-name guests, a multicoloured carnival of production and the most inclusive crowd on the island.

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Sneak peek: Ibiza Rocks unveils first residencies for 2024

Announcement season has started and we’re here for it.

The year isn’t even out yet and already Ibiza Rocks , home of the pool party, have wasted no time in unveiling their first two summer residents set to make a splash in 2024. 

After uber successful debuts last season, we’re pleased to see that London party crew LoveJuice and Geordie maverick Ben Hemsley have both RSVP’d ‘hell yeah!’ to a second summer on Ibiza. 

LoveJuice is awarded the ultimate upgrade from their previous 8-week slot to a full-blown summer residency starting 11 May until 28 September.  

Together with resident DJs George Mensah and Sammy Porter , Saturday daytimes will be packed with the biggest names in house music. Previous appearances from Roger Sanchez, Todd Terry and Essel certified LoveJuice tickets as hot property.

London-based clubbers can get in on the action early as Ibiza Rocks brings LoveJuice to Ministry of Sound for the official launch party on 23 February.

The bombshells don’t stop there.

One of the UK’s biggest dance breakthroughs Ben Hemsley will return to Ibiza Rocks for an extended 12-week residency , holding down Sundays from 16 June until 1 September .

Presented by his label bebé recordings and Electric Ibiza , Ben Hemsley’s first Ibiza residency was unsurprisingly a sold-out success. From hard house to trance, next-gen disruptors to scene legends, the young gun knows no limits when hand-picking his weekly line-ups.

His love for Balearic beats and countless records dedicated to the White Isle herself makes Ben Hemsley’s return all the sweeter.

To secure your spot on what are sure to be two very crowded dancefloors, grab a ticket by visiting our party calendar  or clicking through to the party pages highlighted in sky blue above. Tickets for the Ibiza Rocks' Opening Party on Saturday 4 May are on sale below.

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Hi Ibiza Announces Events for 2024!

Enter the realm of exhilaration as Hi Ibiza unveils its spectacular line-up of events for 2024!

Mark your calendars for the grand Official Opening Party on April 27, 2024 , promising a pulse-pounding start to the season. Prepare for a series of electrifying residencies, headlined by some of the biggest names in the electronic music and dance industry like David Guetta, Tale of Us, Eric Prydz, FISHER, The Martinez Brothers, and many more! Get ready to set the dance floor ablaze with their infectious beats.

Prepare yourself for an unforgettable experience as you get ready to dance the night away in the number 1 club in the world!

ERIC PRYDZ PRESENTS HOLO

Eric Prydz brings his renowned HOLO show to Ibiza for the second season. This exclusive and intimate edition, tailored specifically for Hï Ibiza, will run every Monday from June 24th to September 9th, 2024 , comprising 12 exclusive dates in the Theatre Room at Hi Ibiza. Eric Prydz , the renowned Swedish DJ and producer, has been a prominent figure in electronic dance music since the early 2000s. His distinct style, blending genres like house, techno, trance, and progressive house, has earned him multiple Grammy nominations and platinum-selling status. rrPrydz is celebrated for his technically impressive live performances at iconic venues and international festivals. Under aliases Pryda and Cirez D, he’s revered for his contributions to progressive house and techno. Prydz’s innovative visual shows, including EPIC, HOLO, and HOLOSPHERE, have redefined live concert experiences with groundbreaking holographic effects.

THE MARTINEZ BROTHERS

The boys from The Bronx will once again take over Hi Ibiza every Tuesday from June 18th to September 24th, 2024! The Martinez Brothers , renowned for their ongoing residencies across Ibiza’s top nightclubs, started their journey in the Bronx, revolutionizing underground music trends and earning a reputation as tech house superstars on the island. Their residency at Hi Ibiza guarantees an electrifying experience, with each performance taking the audience on a captivating sonic journey that keeps them dancing into the early hours. Whether you’re a devoted fan or new to their music, seeing The Martinez Brothers promise a night to remember. 

We’ve all been eagerly awaiting his return and his incredible parties, and it’s now official: Fisher will be back at Hï Ibiza in 2024, gracing the stage every Wednesday from June 5th to September 25th. Paul Nicholas Fisher , known for his professional surfing background, made a splash at Hï Ibiza in 2019, winning over fans with his infectious energy. With dance-floor hits like “Losing It” and “You Little Beauty,” Fisher promises an electrifying experience at Hi Ibiza, featuring tech-house magic and artists from his ‘Catch & Release’ label. Whether you’re a seasoned clubber or new to the scene, Fisher’s events offer an unforgettable night of electronic music.

TALE OF US PRESENT AFTERLIFE

Afterlife returns to Hï Ibiza in 2024, continuing its Thursday party tradition each week. The opening party is set for June 27th, with the closing party on September 22nd. Tale of Us , the unbeatable Italian duo, launched Afterlife in 2016, now a premier techno party in Ibiza. Drawing large crowds every Thursday at Hï Ibiza, it combines creativity, impressive production, and renowned international DJs. The event offers an immersive experience, inviting attendees to lose themselves in music and visuals. Afterlife promises the best in minimal and techno music, unforgettable atmosphere, and top-notch light shows.

DAVID GUETTA & MORTEN PRESENT FUTURE RAVE

Join Future Rave for an 18-week party series, every Friday from June 7th to October 4th, 2024 . This exclusive event boasts a star-studded guest list, featuring talented names in the industry. David Guetta and MORTEN present Future Rave, a globally recognized sound with millions of streams. This modern mix of festive energy and pure rave tunes promises pulsating beats, mesmerizing visuals, and an unforgettable atmosphere at Hi Ibiza. Don’t miss your chance to experience the best of music, dancing, and atmosphere on Fridays with the biggest name in EDM. Join us for the Future of Rave with David Guetta at Hi Ibiza!

BLACK COFFEE

After several successful seasons, Black Coffee has just announced its highly anticipated return to Playa d’en Bossa every Saturday night at Hï Ibiza, running from May 18th to October 5th, 2024. Black Coffee , blending culture with clubbing, has been a magnet for Ibiza attendees since 2017. His sets at Hï Ibiza feature afro-house beats, percussion, melodies, and futuristic DJ performances, shaping the club’s identity. In the Club Room, Damian Lazarus guides mesmerizing musical journeys. Whether you’re a seasoned clubber or new to electronic music, Black Coffee’s sets guarantee an unforgettable night of dancing until dawn. Don’t miss out on this ultimate house music experience every Saturday. 

Glitterbox has solidified its residency, taking place every Sunday from May 5th to October 6th, 2024. Prepare for an electrifying experience with epic disco and house beats curated by the hottest DJs in the scene.

Glitterbox throws glittery disco raves at Hï Ibiza, famous for extravagant parties celebrating the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s with sassiness and glamour. Featuring iconic DJs and captivating live performances, it offers a seamless blend of disco and house music. Glitterbox strikes a balance between glamour and inclusivity, celebrating the roots of dance music culture while providing a safe, vibrant space for all partygoers. It’s a must-visit destination for those seeking to dance the night away to timeless tunes.

In conclusion, the parties at Hi Ibiza promises an unforgettable summer season filled with electrifying performances and unparalleled entertainment. From the Official Opening Party to the mesmerizing residencies featuring top-tier DJs and producers, attendees can expect nothing short of an extraordinary experience on the White Isle.

Each event, whether it’s Eric Prydz’s HOLO show, Fisher’s energetic sets, or Tale of Us’ Afterlife experience, offers a unique journey into the realm of electronic music. With renowned artists like David Guetta, The Martinez Brothers or Black Coffee curating unforgettable nights, Hi Ibiza remains at the forefront of the global dance music scene.

So, as the sun sets on another legendary summer, join us at Hi Ibiza for a season of exhilarating beats, captivating visuals, and unforgettable moments under the starlit Ibiza sky. Get ready to dance the night away and create memories that will last a lifetime.

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Where to Stay in Ibiza: 10 Best Areas

Ibiza has justifiably gained an unrivaled reputation for the best nightlife . On the coasts you have seemingly never ending sun soaked beaches , while in the interior are beautiful vistas and landscapes . One significant advantage for visitors is that there is no shortage of attractive options for where to stay in Ibiza .

It boasts its own rich indigenous culture that merges classic Spanish elements with its own homegrown island traditions. 

The enduring beauty of the island is so astounding that the classic film South Pacific was filmed in the northern part. For nature lovers, this is one of the best places to stay in Ibiza.

Most visitors these days come to Ibiza for its legendary nightlife that pulses and pounds in the summer months from May to September-October. Deejays from across the globe come to participate in this one of a kind scene and compete to be the best.

Enormous numbers of club goers (even 5,000 individuals in a single super club venue is common) fill the island to dance to what is billed as among the most famous dance music in the world.

Yet the paradox is that Ibiza also is the home of calmer beaches, yoga retreats, and quiet villages . There is no shortage of sandy coves that adjoin with hills covered in pine trees around the island’s breathtaking coastlines.

The island towns are a treat to wander through, constantly humming with vitality and excitement. A few of the bigger towns such as San Antonio de Portmany and Santa Eularia have been outfitted with plenty of facilities and infrastructure for the tourists.

The island capital Ibiza Town serves up a more authentic slice of island life. Its old town center and charms are UNESCO world heritage recognized and not to be missed.

The island’s restaurants offer all kinds of cuisine, ranging from traditional Balearic Spanish drink and food beloved by the local inhabitants to experimental fusion types of cooking.

The biggest dilemma in coming here is to figure out which are the best areas to stay in Ibiza . Fortunately for readers, I cover this need extensively.

I have visited the island several times and stayed in different places such as Playa d´en Bossa (very expensive), San Antonio (cheap and quite pleasant) and Portinatx (my favourite area for beach holidayas). In this post I look at the best areas to stay in Ibiza next.

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Where to stay in Ibiza: 10 Best Places to Stay in Ibiza

Different parts of the island offer a varying pace of excitement. Others appeal more to singles and couples than to families with children. Here I consider the towns and villages that, in my opinion, are the best choices to stay in Ibiza.

1. Ibiza Town, where to stay in Ibiza for sightseeing

If you are a first time visitor to this island, then Ibiza Town is the best place where to stay in Ibiza. This is because this settlement is the primary city on the island . To some it appears a little quiet, but this is only on the surface. The capital is both fun and lively . It also offers you the authentic Ibiza.

A significant appeal to the town is that it has carefully maintained its original historical sites . The narrow streets give it plenty of old world European charm that you simply do not see on other parts of Ibiza.

It helps to explain why Ibiza Town is a deserving UNESCO World Heritage site . The Dalt Vila is the name of the old town sitting atop the hill.

While in Ibiza Ciudad, you do not want to miss climbing up the hill to see the original Old Town . The Cathedral de San Maria, the Contemporary Art Museum, the Madina Yabisa Interpretation Centre, are well worth visiting as well in Dalt Vila.

Don´t miss the ancient Unesco-protected Puig des Molins necropolis and its archeological museum.

Wind your way up through cobbled lanes lined with boutiques, cafes, art galleries . You’ll find glamorous buys around Marina Botafoch and shops and market stalls with bohemian treasures, crafts, jewellery, designer clothes, and souvenirs along the bustling streets

Food lovers will appreciate the city for its hideaway restaurants and cafes bursting with Spanish and Mediterranean cuisine.

Lovers of party clubs will find the original super club of Ibiza called Pacha in Ibiza Town. This legendary locale opened in 1973 and still holds its own with the newer establishments around the island. Dee-jays performing here include first rate names such as David Guetta, Calvin Harris, and Alesso.

Other great clubs located here are Lio and Club Chinois .

Talamanca Beach, Cala Figueretes and Playa d´en Bossa are close enough to enjoy a day in the sand and sun.

One of the reasons this is among the best places to stay in Ibiza is that the city offers a    , from a hostel to budget, mid-range, and high end hotels.

BEST PLACES TO STAY IN IBIZA TOWN

• ($$$)  Montesol Experimental Ibiza
• ($$$)  Mirador de Dalt Vila-Relais & Chateaux
• ($$$)  Sir Joan Hotel, part of Sircle Collection
• ($$)  BG Nautico Ebeso
• ($)  Hostal Molins Park

Read also : Best things to do in Ibiza

2. Playa d´en Bossa, best place to stay in Ibiza for nightlife

This is the best of the areas to stay in Ibiza for those who like to party hard . Playa d´en Bossa lies a quick drive to the south of the Town of Ibiza. Besides being famous for party clubs, it also boasts the longest running expanse of white sandy beach on the island.

This explains how so many bars and clubs became established in the town. Many of these are now the most famous party clubs on the island.

Here you will find the largest outdoor super club Ushuaïa . By day the pool is a tantalizing draw, while in the evening among the top named Dee-jays on the planet perform here. Other great clubs not to miss are Hi Ibiza, Octan, DC10, and SWAG

After the day party clubs have closed up, the night time clubs begin to rock this town as only Ibiza clubs can. The appeal to booking a room in Playa d´en Bossa is that it makes it easy to sleep after an exhausting all night revelry in the dance clubs.

Besides the dancing scene, Playa d´en Bossa offers a good water sports selection including jet ski, catamaran, and stand up paddle rentals.

The biggest sandy beach on the island means that you will not lack space to stretch out here as you enjoy some of the calmer music from the nearby (on the beach) clubs by day.

There are not any hostels in this town, but it does offer you a range of budget priced to mid-ranged hotels .

BEST PLACES TO STAY IN PLAYA D´EN BOSSA

• ($$$)  Grand Palladium White Island Resort & Spa – All Inclusive
• ($$$)  Hard Rock Hotel Ibiza
• ($$) The Ibiza Twiins – 4* Sup
• ($) Club Can Bossa

3. Cala Talamanca, where to stay in Ibiza in a quiet beach close to Ibiza Town

The appeal to Cala Talamanca is that the little resort offers relaxation in a paradise setting, yet it is conveniently located near some of the island’s best action. Cala Talamanca lies a mere two kilometers from the town center of Ibiza Town .

It is even a short walk to hot spots like super club Pacha and the Marina Botafoch. This helps the beach makeup to be more international than you would otherwise expect.

The sandy stretch is long and curving, as if it exists within in its own world. The sandy shelves in this clear bit of water provide for safe swimming and bathing for families with children.

Another appeal to the town and beach is the wooden boardwalk that stretches the whole length of Talamanca beach. This means that you do not have to burn your feet on the painfully hot beach sand.

At the far side of the bay, this boardwalk turns into a beautiful promenade so that you are well connected to both side of the resort town.

The promenade offers a great selection of restaurants and bars. Because some of these remain open all year long, Cala Talamanca is also a popular winter months locale. Visitors and locals enjoy walking along the bay and partaking of lunches in the warming winter sun.

The resort is more geared towards adults, though it still remains family friendly enough. Beach facilities are constructed more with adults in mind.

The bars play their music, but it is not so loud on the beach. As you get farther from the little resort town, the beach can be surprisingly quiet.

The majority of Cala Talamanca hotels lie close to the sea. They provide incredible vista of Ibiza’s old town that is easiest to see when the back lights come on after dark. Some of the hotels in this town remain open all the year long too.

There is a five star hotel here right on the beach. You can also choose from villas that are self catering, ideal if you bring your family and children.

BEST PLACES TO STAY IN IBIZA IN CALA TALAMANCA

• ($$$)  Nobu Hotel Ibiza Bay
• ($$)  Hotel Simbad Ibiza
• ($)  Lux Isla

4. San Antonio, where to stay in Ibiza on a budget

San Antonio is one of two key settlements on the island of Ibiza. It lies along the west coast . You can get to it easily by taking a taxi or bus from either Ibiza Ciudad or the airport.

Visitors here like that it provides less expensive accommodation than does the island’s south. This makes it an ideal base for backpackers and budget minded individuals traveling in Ibiza.

The city itself hosts several iconic hot spots renowned throughout the island. At Cafe del Mar or Cafe Mambo (both located in the popular Sunset Strip) you can relax to ambient music while you dine and watch the sun go down. I biza Rocks boasts among the wildest pool parties in Ibiza.

At night, be ready to enjoy San Antonio´s legendary nightlife. Head to the West End full of bars, sports bars, club bars, and clubs, or dance the night out in any of the mega clubs such as Eden  and  Es Paradis .

During the day, San Antonio offers a calmer fare of a beautiful expanse of a white sandy beach .

There are not many sights in San Antonio but do pop into San Antonio´s church , visit the Aquarium Cap Blanc , and walk along Sant Antonio Promenade .

Some of the best things to do here include lying on the beach by day and enjoying a drink in front of the legendary Ibiza sunset. You can choose to make a wild day out of Ibiza Rocks or simply take in a calm meal to ambient music at Cafe del Mar.

Nearby you will find some of the most beautiful beaches in Ibiza such as Cala Bassa ,  Cala Comte ,  Cala Saladeta , or Cala Tarida..

For budget minded travelers, San Antonio is where to stay in Ibiza. The town hosts one of a very few hostels found on the entire island. There are also choices of budget level to mid-range hotels offered here.

BEST PLACES TO STAY IN SAN ANTONIO

• ($$$)  Amàre Beach Hotel Ibiza – Adults Recommended
• ($$)  THB Ocean Beach
• ($)  Hotel Gran Sol

5. Cala Tarida, quiet beach resort

Cala Tarida is more of a family oriented place to stay. The little resort nestles on a sheltered bay and offers both the widest and longest expanse of white sandy beach on its side of Ibiza.

Its clear waters swirl over a shallow sandy bottom on one side, making it a great place for families to sunbathe and swim.

This combination of shallow sand on one side and rockier, deeper water on the other creates a unique combination of emerald green, azure blue, and turquoise colored waters.

Off of the beach here are hills that include a hotel club ideal for families. The resort features enough shops to buy seawater essentials like snorkel equipment and inflatables for all members of the family. You can even find solitude in coves to the north of the beach.

Cala Tarida provides several restaurants and beach bars fronting the water on the beach itself. They offer enough variety for you to chose even a three course meal if you so desire.

The wealthy and famous visitors to Ibiza love the Cotton Beach Club . There are also popular places such as beachfront Ses Eufabies .

For places to stay in Ibiza in this area, Cala Tarida has the large hotel club as well as a number of rental apartments and even holiday villas close by.

BEST PLACES TO STAY IN IBIZA IN CALA TARIDA

• ($$$)  7Pines Kempinski Ibiza, part of Destination by Hyatt
• ($$) Insotel Club Tarida Playa
• ($)  Hotel Vibra Cala Tarida-3SUP

6. Santa Eulalia, best place to stay in Ibiza for families

This is the best place for families among the areas to stay in Ibiza. Santa Eulalia earned its reputation as a quieter resort town than most other locales in Ibiza. This is why parents bringing kids to the island will really appreciate what it has to offer.

As such, Santa Eulalia remains the third biggest of the resort enclaves on Ibiza. It boasts a range of accommodation choices to suit all types . The resorts here come with large swimming pools that occasionally include slides and children’s play areas as well.

Outside of the hotel play lands, the town offers a gorgeous white sandy beach with crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea. It is an ideal beach for building up sand castles with your children.

The coastline around Santa Eulalia is worth exploring with great beaches such ase Cala Llonga, Cala Leña, Cala Martina, s´Argamassa, Cala Nova and Es Caná.

Evenings invite you to take a walk along the palm tree fringed promenade. Restaurants here are both numerous and excellent . A few of them offer the best food to be had on the island. The restaurants here specialize in authentic Ibiza cuisine.

Climb to the 16th-Century Fortress-Chuch Puig de Missa, visit the  Ethnographic Museum  to learn about the cultural history and human development of Ibiza, take a walk along its large and exclusive marina, buy unique souvenirs in its small art galleries and craft shops or in Las Dalias and Punta Arabi hippy markets.

BEST PLACES TO STAY IN SANTA EULALIA

• ($$$)  Insotel Fenicia Prestige Suites & Spa
• ($$$) ME Ibiza – The Leading Hotels of the World
• ($$) Iberostar Selection Santa Eulalia  Adults-Only Ibiza
• ($)  Hostal Sa Rota

7. Cala Llonga, where to stay in Ibiza in a family oriented beach resort

Cala Llonga is another resort where both families and children will feel welcome. They have restaurants, accommodations, and beach activities that are oriented for offering families a terrific holiday. What adds to its charms as a place to stay is that also appeals to couples .

The Cala Llonga beach is among the largest on Ibiza. It extends 200 meters long and is also 100 meters wide .

Thanks to all of this space here, there is room for a kids’ activities area. This includes a small amusement park with trampolines, and other attractions as well as a playground. The snack bars and never ending cafes appeal to the tastes of younger visitors too.

You can also take advantage of the diving school here or play a game of beach volleyball that is always popular at this sandy locale.

The beach and all of its many amenities is why Cala Llonga works as a place to stay for all types of visitors with varying interests.

Accommodation here favor families with children , and the resort is a primary place to stay. Besides this, there are also smaller hotels and an abundance of rental apartments . The majority of these lie only a few meters off of the beach.

BEST PLACES TO STAY IN CALA LLONGA

• ($$$) Mondrian Ibiza
• ($$)  Hyde Ibiza
• ($)  Apartamentos Cana Sofia

8. Es Canar, coolest place to stay in Ibiza

Es Canar may be a small resort , but it offers friendly locals and a surprising variety of things to do for its size. The beach is a pleasant crescent shape , and authentic fishing boats populate the little harbor .

A little range of restaurants and bars offer plenty to eat and drink too. There is a famous hippy market held every week called Punta Arabi .

The resort lies on the eastern coast of Ibiza and caters to both more relaxed and livelier types of holidays (thanks to the bars on the water’s edge).

Water sports and activities help to make this a good choice for outdoors active visitors. You are able to parasail, water ski, and windsurf in Es Canar.

The surrounding beaches’ unspoiled condition (lying in walking distance too) and clear beautiful water is another draw that keeps bringing back tourists year after year.

A short stroll or a short drive takes you to peaceful and beautiful beaches such as Cala Pada, S´Argamassa, Cala Martina, Cala Nova and Cala Lena.

Accommodation here varies from apartments to hotels that are affordably priced and conveniently located. Entertainment options in the evening range from relaxing lounge types of bars to livelier pubs.

BEST PLACES TO STAY IN ES CANAR

• ($$$)  BLESS Hotel Ibiza – The Leading Hotels of The World
• ($$)  Hotel Anfora Ibiza
• ($)  Hotel Caribe

9. Portinatx, where to stay in Ibiza for couples

Another great self contained resort in Ibiza is Portinatx. The appeal to this locale is its incomparable scenery and perfectly clear water. Portinatx lies to the north of the island .

It has several claims to fame. The resort town boasts three fabulous beaches — the largest S’Arenal Gros, Playa Porto Beach , and a more secluded S’Arenal Petit .

All of the beaches here offer restaurants, bars, and sun beds. They area also conveniently located a short walk from the various accommodations.

Visitors find Portinatx to be among the finest of resorts to personally interact with Ibiza’s stunning beauty.

Scuba divers and snorkelers love its perfectly clear water. You can enjoy a leisurely ride by a little ferry boat down to San Antonio and Puerto de San Miguel.

There is the highest lighthouse in the Balearic Islands to walk up to in the town as well, along with several other breathtaking nature walks to enjoy .

Portinatx is not ideally located for those who want to go clubbing every night. With regular bus connections to Ibiza Town though, you can still see the island’s best sights and take in a night club.

Families love how well suited Portinatx is for them. The restaurants and bars cater to families, while the water here is shallow and safe. There are plenty of family friendly apartments and hotels here for accommodation choices as well.

Besides this, families can try out a holiday villa that enables self catering. Something about this little resort makes it feel calm and intimate.

A final endorsement for Portinatx is that it was chosen to be the filming location for the internationally beloved film classic South Pacific (though it is on a Mediterranean island). It is a testament to the world class scenery, landscape, and nature in this lovely part of Ibiza that is simply too beautiful to miss.

It also offers some nightlife in the form of the pubs and bars that provide dance floors after the sun sets. Here you will not be overwhelmed by thousands of die hard club goers.

BEST PLACES TO STAY IN IBIZA IN PORTINATX

• ($$$) Six Senses Ibiza
• ($$)  Barceló Portinatx – Adults Only
• ($$) Grupotel Ibiza Beach Resort – Adults Only
• ($)  Hostal La Cigüeña

10. San Carlos, where to stay in Ibiza in an authentic Ibiza village

For nature lovers who are more interested in experiencing an authentic Ibiza village with a twist there is San Carlos. This little village is found inland , reasonably far away from the night clubs and wilder party scene of the coast.

This village became popular back int he 1960’s and 1970’s as the hippy set spent their holidays all over the village. Even though the hippies are mostly gone today, the village still provides an interesting Bohemian atmosphere unique to the entire island of Ibiza.

One legendary hang out location in the village is Anita’s Bar . This has been the be seen spot for decades now. Originally it was the only place in the village that provided a public telephone. It also offered mail service collection, still reflected in the preserved wooden mailboxes that are even in use today.

Local artists showcase their wares in the Las Dalias market just outside of San Carlos. Here you will find hand crafted jewelry, fashions, leather goods, and paintings produced by the locals and the remaining hippies.

The market is worth several hours of your time if you want to relax and enjoy a cool drink on a hot summer day. You might also enjoy a hike up to the Aquas Blanca Beach .

Accommodation in the small village is less readily available. Prices for staying overnight are higher than the typical costs in Ibiza as a result. This is evidenced by the lack of a mid-range priced hotel in the village.

BEST PLACES TO STAY IN SAN CARLOS

• ($$$) Hotel Rural & Spa Can Curreu
• ($$) Agroturismo Can Prats

FAQs about the best places to stay in Ibiza

The best area to stay in Ibiza is the north if you are looking for peace and quiet (Portinatx is ideal), and the south if you are looking for atmosphere and nightlife (Ibiza town and Playa d’en Bossa are perfect).

Ibiza town is the best area to stay in Ibiza if you are not going to have a car. It is the island’s best-connected and central public transport hub.

Playa d’en Bossa, Ibiza Town and San Antonio are the most lively places.

An excellent area to stay in Ibiza for families is Santa Eulalia. Other good options include Portinatx, Cala San Vicente, Cala Tarida, Cala Llonga, and Es Canar.

My vote goes to Portinatx. Its beaches, nature and tranquillity (without lacking anything) are ideal for a couple’s holiday.

Without a doubt, Portinatx is the best option. Other good areas are Cala Llonga, Cala Tarida and Cala San Vicente.

In winter, the best place to stay in Ibiza is Ibiza Town.

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55 thoughts on “Where to Stay in Ibiza: 10 Best Areas”

Where is the best place to rent a villa with 16 year old girls, too young for the clubs but old enough to want to go out safely and independently? Adults would also like a bit of authentic Ibiza. Will have a car. Thanks

Hi Lorraine. Playa d´en Bossa is a good option. It has a young and vibrant atmosphere, with great nightlife and Ibiza Town (great for sightseeing, shopping, and dining) is very close.

Me and my husband (ages 55 & 54) are trying to find the best place for partying and quiet relaxing… still 21 in our heads! We are trying to find a party area but not just the very young, and a hotel that is adult only but fairly quiet (not full of post party screeching)! Keep wavering on area as Playa d’en Bossa sounds great but would it be suitable for us? Many thanks!

Hi Pia. Yes. Playa d´en Bossa is a great camp base from where explore the island and enjoy day and night. Just choose carefully your hotel. Renting a car will give you the freedom to enjoy other areas/beaches at your own pace.

PDB has really developed over the years, there are some superb high class beach bar restaurants ( Nassau , Beachouse, Tannit etc. ) and there’s some new developments on the front ( Dunes, Mumak etc. ) Thankfully, Bora Bora has now gone, it’s best days were very much behind it, the new development will be another improvement in the area.

Great location , short taxi ride from the airport ( don’t bother with a transfer) and a short bus ride to Ibiza Town / Dalt Villa.

Club wise, you’ve got the monsters Ushuaia and Hi Ibiza on your doorstep, DC10 just down the road , and Pacha in Ibiza town by bus.

We stay at Hard Rock Ibiza , great place, not much more expensive than ‘regular’ hotels, great mix of clientele . PDB is a great location to enjoy Ibiza from.

For reference , I’ve been to Ibiza nearly 20 times , clubs , bars, beaches , the lot. Hopefully this helps!

Hello I am going to Ibiza only for 3 nights to party and enjoy beaches early June. I am hesitating to stay in Playa d’en Bossa, San Antonia or Ibiza town/port. We don’t really like the large resort vibes, more boutique hotel/authentic and unic places. Also don’t want to be too far from major nightclubs/party events. Any suggestion on best place to stay?

Hi Sarah. All three destinations can provide what you are looking for. Just choose carefully your hotel. Personally I would stay in Playa d´en Bossa (in a quiet hotel, not in a party-hotel).

Hi we are a group of 6 ladies looking to stay for 4 nights could you recommend the best place to stay for us thanks

Hi Julie. Playa d´en Bossa is a great camp base. Best advice is rent a car and discover the island.

Hi! We are looking to come to ibiza in May. We are a young couple with a 1 year old little girl. We are looking for relaxation, beautiful scenery, shopping and nice restaurants/cafés and are happy to hire a car. Where would you recommend?

Hi Kate. Santa Eulalia is a great choice for families with kids. It has all you are looking for.

So happy that I found you here. After reading all the 10 areas you introduced, I actually want to go to them all. Though I have been to Playa d´en Bossa TWICE but for a long weekend, because I was told it was the best place in Ibiza to stay. However it was almost like 8 years ago when we could go party and travel by taxi to the Club Pacha & Amnesia until 6 or 7 in the morning.

This May we are planning to visit Ibiza again, with my sister and her family, basically with two aged 10 & 12 year boys for a 4-day weekend. We are having difficulties to decide where to stay. Somewhere kids friendly but still can enjoy a bit night life and the lively vibe of Ibiza is famous for,though it’s mid May, not yet as crazy as summer I think.

Another thing I am not sure is the weather condition in Mid May, will it be warm enough for water activities?

Hi Tanya. All areas in Ibiza are kids friendly if you choose the right hotel. If you are looking for a place a bit quieter than Playa d´en Bossa but close to nightlife I would go for Cala Talamanca. If you rent a car then Santa Eulalia is a nice area for families. Water is warm enough for water activities (maybe for some a bit cold the first seconds but you will adapt very fast and enjoy it)

Hi, we are planning a trip to Ibiza in early-mid May, never been to this island so not quite sure which area to book. We will not be going to any clubs, so somewhere that is not too loud but still with lots of bars and restaurants to choose from, nice beaches as well and most importantly we would be interested in exploring the island and will depend on public transport- so being in a place with busses to other parts of the island is very important! Any recommendations will be greatly appreciated!

Hi Erika. The main transport hub is Ibiza Town. From there you can reach in a few minutes beaches such as Playa d´en Bossa and Talamanca or take buses to more distant areas. Other nice choice is Santa Eulalia (also well connected by public transport).

Many thanks for taking the time to answer these questions, your responses have really help me choose the best area for me and partner age 50 not into clubs but like music and bars occasionally, love shopping, sightseeing, we will have no car – so I’m thinking either Playa En Bossa or Ibiza Town as we have never been to Ibiza!

Hi Miche. Both are great choices.

Hiya, We are visiting for a wedding in early April held somewhere between Es Canar and San Carlo. We are two adults and two kids. We love exploring and will hire a car most likely as we will be there for 2 weeks. I have seen a deal on a hotel in Es Figueral, which doesn’t look too far away from the wedding area so was going to just book that as our base, but it looks like there isnt much there really. It doesn’t matter so much in day as we will be out and about or in the hotel pool, but we’d love to be able to walk from our hotel out to some nice restaurants and watch the kids play in the square etc. Any other suggestions? We are on a bit of a budget so nothing too fancy!

Hi Boo. Indeed, that area is very quiet. If I am not mistaken there are a few play areas for kids. For nice restaurants you will have to drive to Portinatx or Santa Eulalia

Hi Looking to spend 4 nights in a 4 star hotel, 2 x 50 year old ladies, want nice beach, shops, bars etc dont want it manic and full on at night like San Antonio but we want to go where there is some life at night, nice bars with music etc nice walks

Cant decide between playa en bossa or Santa eulia, both look nice, appreciate you help

Hi Fiona. Check Playa d´en Bossa (some areas are quite lively others more relax), Cala Talamanca or Santa Eulalia

Where’s the best places for a couple both in there thirties to stay?. Want somewhere fairly lively but don’t fancy staying in San Antonio. Thanks

Hi Alanna. For a lively place check Platja d´en Bossa or Ibiza Town.

Hi Where would be the best place for a visit in October with 3 children aged 13 11 and 6. Looking for somewhere pretty with cafes and facilities open that time of year and nice beach, walks etc Thanks

Hi Rachel. Santa Eulalia could be a great choice for your family.

Wheres the best place for couples to stay that want a bit of nightlife (bars) but not the full on clubbing experience. We still want to go clubbing one night so portinax is a bit far out.

Hi Laura. Santa Eulalia is a good place and closer to the nightlife areas.

Hi I am planning on celebrating my husbands 30th birthday mid of this May in Ibiza. Which area would you recommend ?

We don’t want to drive/rent a car Are Two wheelers available to rent ?

We love to hike, live in moderate accommodations, indulge in good veg food, experience the night life and day parties and clubbing Ibiza has to offer, watch the Sun rise and set everyday, and are non swimmers 🏊‍♀️ who would like to try some water sports.

Thank you in advance.

Hi Sravani. There are two weelers available but demand is huge. Rent well in advance. I would stay in Playa d´en Bossa and from there visit the island. There you will enjoy beach clubs with day parties and a amazing nightlife

Best all around Ibiza experience? 2 best friends looking for the nicest beaches and day trips to formentera. maybe going out one or 2 nights but the most beautiful beaches is the focus of our trip.

Hi there looking for a nice chilled area, close to the beach with lots of restaurants and shops. September time. Thanks

Hi Deren. I would choose to stay in Santa Eulalia.

I’m looking for a place to have my 40th birthday. I want luxury 8 bedroom home with a pool and a water view:) my crew will be a mixture of party people, sightseers, and beach bums. I think we would all love a pool party day with great Djs. Also would be interested in diving, fishing, and possibly even renting a yacht for the day

Hi Lexysparkles. Check villas availability in Playa d´en Bossa.

I’m’ a 41 year old solo traveler looking for a higher end (not ultra luxury) accommodation that’s a bit more civilized and relaxing during the with close proximity to bars, clubs and nightlife. I won’t be hiring a car so would prefer an area that I can get to parties by feet or taxi.

Hi Alice. Your place is Playa d´en Bossa!! Great beach, beautiful people, best parties, high end hotels and resorts, and close to Ibiza Town

Hi, husband and I are planning to visit Ibiza mid May for 5 nights… can you suggest which resort would be best for us. Plenty of bars and restaurants are good and a bit of sightseeing but definitely wont be visiting any clubs 🙂

Hi Ann. Ibiza Town is the best places for sightseeing and has plenty of bars and restaurants. Close to Ibiza Playa d´en Bossa, a great and lively beach (some areas are a quite noisy others more quiet) and Cala Talamanca, much more relaxed resort, are good options. If you hire a car check out Santa Eulalia area.

Hi. Where would be best for me and my friend who want to finally “do Ibiza (partying/clubs etc) but are happy to stay a bit further out to get a slightly quieter hotel and chill time in the day?

Hi Katie. If you are hiring a car check out Santa Eulalia or Es Canar area. You can easily drive from there to Ibiza and Playa d´en Bossa. If not, then Cala Talamanca or Playa d´en Bossa are the best choices.

I don’t know where to book for an 18 year old & 31 as I want to surprise my sister for her 31st birthday and she loves ibiza but I don’t know where to book.

Hi Abi. It all depends on what she likes/dislikes. I would suggest Playa d´en Bossa, Santa Eulalia or Es Cana areas. All have easy access to nice beaches and provide all sorts of services.

Hi We are a group of 12 people turning 40. We would like a villa with private pool in a calmer area where we can play music and tour some of the island. But we also want a night at a big club and another night at a beach party. Where would be best area to stay with easy transport to the party areas if we fancy? Thanks

Hi Tanya. Anywhere in the south of the island. The key point is having a car to move around.

where is best place in ibiza if i am looking for somewhere: near a beach, access to wild swimming, hikes available, not party side, near nice town, non family (not crowded), pretty, holistic/health/wellness?

Hi Lauren. I would go for Es Canar. Portinatx is also a great place for what you are looking for

Hi Couple late forties, looking to stay mid-high end luxury accommodation (not crazy high end), authentic ibiza, away from clubs, not noisy, not loud music all the time,chill music by pool or none at all, chill vibes, not pretentiousness, relaxed, lovely pool, beach, good poolbeds, good food options, we will have a car to sightsee, adults only, resort or air bnb considered. Want some space privacy chill relax also.

Hi. I would check Portinatx area and resorts. If you are looking for real relaxation then Cala Llonga and Cala Tarida are good options.

Hi. Heading to Ibiza in August for a getaway with my husband. We are in our 40’s and aren’t into the club scene but love good restaurants and bars. We want to explore Ibiza town and take a trip to Formentera. We are renting a car and looking forward to spending time exploring the beaches as well. We only have 5 nights and want to split our stay between Ibiza Town and Portinax. Which location should we stay longer?

Hi Jessica. I would stay longer in Ibiza Town (3 nights), especially if you plan a trip to Formentera. From there is easier to explore the island.

Which is the best side for weather, N,S,E,or West ? (ie In Tenerife most people say South.) Thanks

Hi Mike. Indeed, in Tenerife the weather is better in the South. In Ibiza the weather is the same in all areas

“Ibiza is among the three largest of the Mediterranean Sea based Balearic Islands.”

“Though Ibiza remains among the smallest of Spain’s Balearic Islands…”

So, which is it? The biggest or the smallest?

Hi Robert. Lol… indeed confusing. By size the Balearic Islands are Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera

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What are Short-Term Rental (Airbnb, VRBO) Regulations in Ibiza, Spain?

Ibiza, one of the Balearic Islands known for its vibrant nightlife and stunning beaches, has implemented specific regulations governing short-term rentals like Airbnb and VRBO. These rules aim to strike a balance between supporting tourism and preserving housing availability for local residents.

Starting a Short-Term Rental Business in Ibiza

In 2017, the Balearic Islands passed a new Tourism Law that significantly tightened the requirements for operating short-term vacation rentals. The law introduced a permit system, occupancy limits, and stiff penalties for non-compliance.

To legally rent out a property for short-term stays in Ibiza, owners must obtain a tourism license from the local council. This involves submitting various documents, including proof of property ownership, floor plans, photos, and an energy efficiency certificate. The property must also meet certain standards, such as having a valid occupancy permit and being at least five years old.

There are two main types of STR licenses available in Ibiza:

• Vivienda Vacacional (Holiday Home): For renting out entire detached houses or villas. These permits are generally easier to obtain but have a cap on the total number issued each year.
• Estancia Turística en Viviendas (Tourist Stay in Homes): For renting out individual apartment s or rooms within a multi-unit residential building. These permits require approval from the community of owners and are much more difficult to secure.

As of 2022, Ibiza imposed a four-year moratorium on issuing new tourism licenses due to concerns over the rapid growth of vacation rentals and their impact on the housing market. This means no new permits will be granted until at least 2026, though existing license holders can continue operating.

Penalties for renting without a valid tourism license can be severe, with fines ranging from €20,000 to €400,000 for individuals and companies, respectively. Short-term rental booking platforms like Airbnb are also prohibited from advertising unlicensed properties.

Many hosts have voiced frustration with the stringent regulations and costly licensing process. However, local officials argue these measures are necessary to curb the proliferation of illegal tourist apartments that have driven up rental costs for residents. With the moratorium in place, prospective STR operators in Ibiza face significant barriers to entry over the next few years.

Short-Term Rental Licensing Requirement in Ibiza

Property owners must obtain a specific tourism license from the local authorities to legally operate a short-term rental in Ibiza. This licensing process was introduced in 2017 as part of the Balearic Islands' efforts to regulate the rapidly growing vacation rental market.

There are two main types of short-term rental licenses available in Ibiza:

• Vivienda Vacacional (Holiday Home License): This license allows owners to rent out entire detached houses or villas for short-term stays. These licenses are generally easier to obtain but are subject to an annual cap set by the government.
• Estancia Turística en Viviendas (Tourist Stay in Homes License): This license is required for renting out individual apartments or rooms within a multi-unit residential building. Obtaining this type of license is much more difficult as it requires approval from the community of owners or homeowners association.

To qualify for either license, properties must meet several minimum requirements, including:

• Having a valid certificate of occupancy (cédula de habitabilidad)
• Being located within a designated "tourist zone" approved for vacation rentals
• Being at least 5 years old and previously used as a private residence during that time
• Having no outstanding sanctions or violations related to rental laws
• Meeting specific energy efficiency standards based on the building's age

The application process involves submitting various documents, such as proof of ownership, floor plans, photos, an energy certificate, and a signed declaration confirming compliance with all requirements.

Once the application is filed and fees are paid, the owner receives a preliminary license number allowing them to rent immediately. However, the property will still be inspected at a later date to verify the information provided. If any discrepancies are found, the license can be revoked, and the owner may face fines.

License fees vary based on the property type and number of guest beds, but can be quite costly. For example, a full-time rental license for a villa with 6 guest beds could cost around €26,000 in application and annual fees.

It's important to note that as of February 2022, Ibiza imposed a four-year moratorium on issuing new tourism licenses due to concerns over the impact of vacation rentals on the housing market. This means no new permits will be granted until at least 2026, though existing license holders can continue operating.

Failure to obtain the proper license can result in significant penalties, with fines ranging from €20,000 to €400,000 for individuals and companies. Rental platforms are also prohibited from advertising unlicensed properties.

The licensing requirements aim to strike a balance between supporting tourism and preserving housing availability for local residents. However, many hosts have voiced frustration with the costly and complex process, arguing that the regulations unfairly restrict their ability to earn income from their properties.

Required Documents for Ibiza Short-Term Rentals

To apply for a short-term rental license in Ibiza, property owners must submit several required documents as part of the application process. These documents help the local authorities verify ownership, ensure safety standards are met, and maintain accurate records of all licensed vacation rentals.

The key documents that must be provided include:

• Proof of Property Ownership: Applicants must submit a copy of the property deed, most recent property tax bill, or other official document demonstrating ownership of the rental property.
• Government-Issued Identification: STR operators need to provide a valid government ID, such as a national ID card (DNI/NIE), passport, or driver's license, to confirm their identity matches the name on the property ownership documents.
• Photographs of the Rental Property: Clear, dated photographs of the interior and exterior of the rental unit are required. These images help officials verify the property's condition and ensure it meets habitability standards.
• Floor Plans: Applicants must include detailed floor plans or architectural drawings showing all rooms, spaces, emergency exits, and maximum occupancy for the rental property.
• Certificate of Occupancy (Cédula de Habitabilidad): A valid certificate of occupancy issued by the local authorities is mandatory, confirming the property meets all building codes and is suitable for residential use.
• Energy Efficiency Certificate: Proof of the property's active energy efficiency certificate must be provided, meeting the minimum rating requirements based on the building's age and construction date.
• Liability Insurance: Documentation showing the rental property has adequate liability insurance coverage , typically a minimum of €300,000, must be submitted.
• Septic System Inspection (if applicable): For properties not connected to municipal sewer lines, a recent inspection report from a licensed professional confirming the septic system is functioning properly is necessary.
• Signed Affidavit/Responsible Declaration: The property owner must sign an affidavit or "declaración responsable" certifying that all information provided is accurate and that the rental property complies with all relevant local laws, zoning regulations, and tourism requirements.

Depending on the specific situation, additional documents may be required, such as approval from a homeowners' association if the rental is part of a community, or proof that the property has been used as a private residence for at least 5 years prior to applying for an STR license.

It's important to carefully review and compile all necessary documents to avoid delays or rejection of the license application. Many hosts choose to work with local legal professionals or property management companies to ensure their application package is complete and accurate. The Ibiza authorities provide checklists and guidelines on their websites to assist applicants through the process.

Ibiza Short-Term Rental Taxes

Short-term rental operators in Ibiza are subject to several taxes at the state, regional, and local levels. It's crucial for hosts to understand and comply with these tax obligations to avoid penalties and maintain good standing with the authorities.

At the state level, Spain imposes a 4% sales tax (IVA) on all short-term rentals. Operators must register with the Spanish Tax Agency (Agencia Tributaria), collect the IVA from guests, and remit it to the state on a quarterly basis.

In addition to the state IVA, the Balearic Islands, where Ibiza is located, charge a 2% Eco Tax (Impuesto sobre las Estancias Turísticas en las Islas Baleares) on all short-term rentals. This tax is collected by the regional government and is used to fund environmental and sustainable tourism initiatives.

At the local level, the Consell Insular d'Eivissa (Ibiza Island Council) has implemented a 2% Ecotasa (Eco Tax) on short-term rentals. This tax is in addition to the regional Eco Tax and is collected by the local authorities to support environmental projects and infrastructure improvements on the island.

To comply with these tax requirements, short-term rental hosts in Ibiza must:

• Register with the Spanish Tax Agency for an IVA certificate.
• Register with the Balearic Islands government for the regional Eco Tax.
• Register with the Consell Insular d'Eivissa for the local Ecotasa.
• Collect the applicable IVA, regional Eco Tax, and local Ecotasa from guests as part of the rental fee.
• File quarterly tax returns with each taxing authority and remit the collected taxes.

Some short-term rental platforms, such as Airbnb, have agreements with the Balearic Islands government to collect and remit the regional Eco Tax on behalf of hosts. However, it's ultimately the host's responsibility to ensure compliance with all tax laws and file the necessary returns.

Failure to comply with these tax requirements can result in significant fines and legal action. The Consell Insular d'Eivissa has stepped up enforcement efforts in recent years, and non-compliant hosts may face penalties ranging from €20,000 to €400,000, depending on the severity of the violation.

Hosts should consult with a tax professional to understand their obligations and develop a system for proper tax collection and reporting to ensure a successful and compliant short-term rental operation in Ibiza. By staying on top of these requirements, hosts can avoid costly mistakes and contribute to the local economy through the tax revenue generated by their rentals.

Spain Wide Short-Term Rental Rules

In addition to the specific regulations in destinations like Ibiza, nationwide rules apply to short-term rentals across Spain. The Spanish government has implemented laws to help regulate the rapidly growing vacation rental industry.

One of the key national laws is the Horizontal Property Law (Ley de Propiedad Horizontal), which governs the rights and obligations of property owners in multi-unit residential buildings. This law allows homeowners' associations to pass bylaws restricting or prohibiting short-term rentals within their communities.

To enact such restrictions, a resolution must be approved by at least three-fifths of the property owners, representing three-fifths of the ownership shares. If passed, this bylaw would effectively ban short-term rentals like Airbnb in that particular residential complex.

Another important national regulation is the requirement for short-term rental hosts to obtain a license or permit from their local municipality. While the specific licensing processes and requirements vary across Spain's different regions and cities, most destinations mandate that vacation rental operators register their properties and pay associated fees.

Failure to obtain the proper licenses can result in significant fines, which are determined by local authorities but can range from thousands to hundreds of thousands of euros in some cases. Rental platforms are also prohibited from advertising unlicensed properties in many areas.

In terms of taxation, Spain imposes a national Value Added Tax (IVA) of 4% on all short-term rental income. Hosts must register with the Spanish Tax Agency, collect this IVA from guests, and remit it quarterly. Many regions also charge additional local occupancy taxes on vacation rentals.

As affordable housing concerns have grown across Spain, there have been discussions about implementing even stricter nationwide regulations on short-term rentals. Some proposals include capping the number of rental nights per year, prohibiting rentals in certain residential zones, and increasing tax rates.

However, the short-term rental industry has pushed back against overly burdensome rules, arguing that they support local economies and provide income opportunities for homeowners. Finding the right balance between regulating the industry and allowing it to operate remains an ongoing challenge for policymakers.

While specific short-term rental laws can vary significantly across Spain's diverse regions and municipalities, there is a clear nationwide trend toward tighter regulations and licensing requirements. Prospective hosts must carefully research and comply with all applicable local, regional, and national rules to legally operate vacation rentals in Spain.

Does Ibiza Strictly Enforce STR Rules?

Based on discussions among short-term rental hosts on forums like Bigger Pockets and Reddit, it appears that the authorities in Ibiza strictly enforce the short-term rental regulations on the island. Several hosts have reported receiving hefty fines or revoking their rental licenses for non-compliance.

One Bigger Pockets user mentioned that while some mainland Spanish cities like Valencia are more lax about unlicensed rentals, Ibiza has taken a zero-tolerance approach. They stated that a friend of theirs had their entire rental income seized by the local government after being caught operating without the proper permits.

On the Reddit forum r/IbizaTravelAdvice, there was a lengthy thread discussing the crackdown on illegal vacation rentals. Multiple users confirmed that enforcement raids and inspections have become increasingly common, with heavy penalties for violators. One host claimed they were fined over €20,000 for renting out an apartment without a tourism license.

Compared to destinations like Mallorca or Barcelona, Ibiza seems to be one of the strictest locations in Spain when it comes to short-term rental enforcement. The island's regulations, including the tourism license requirements, caps on rental permits, and stiff fines, are being actively upheld by local authorities.

While some hosts may attempt to operate under the radar, the general consensus on these forums is that running an unlicensed Airbnb or vacation rental in Ibiza is extremely risky. The penalties are severe, and the likelihood of getting caught appears high due to the government's focused efforts to crack down on illegal rentals.

Many experienced hosts advise against trying to circumvent Ibiza's short-term rental rules. They argue that even if you manage to fly under the radar initially, you'll constantly be looking over your shoulder, worried about potential raids, inspections or tips from disgruntled neighbors. The financial and legal risks of getting caught simply aren't worth it.

So in summary, based on extensive discussions across multiple host forums, Ibiza does not seem to be an Airbnb-friendly destination for those looking to sidestep regulations. The island's authorities are taking a strict stance on enforcement, and the penalties for non-compliance can be financially devastating. For prospective short-term rental investors, carefully obtaining the proper licenses and operating fully above-board appears to be the only viable approach in Ibiza.

How to Start a Short-Term Rental Business in Ibiza

If you're interested in starting a short-term rental business in Ibiza, Spain, here are the key steps to follow:

• Determine if your property is eligible for a tourism license. Only detached houses or villas can apply for the "Vivienda Vacacional" (Holiday Home) license, which is generally easier to obtain than the "Estancia Turística en Viviendas" (Tourist Stay in Homes) license required for apartments.
• Ensure your property meets all the minimum requirements, including having a valid occupancy certificate, being located within a designated "tourist zone," being at least 5 years old and previously used as a private residence, and possessing an energy efficiency certificate.
• Gather all required documentation, such as proof of property ownership, government-issued ID, photographs of the rental unit, floor plans, liability insurance, and a septic system inspection report, if applicable.
• Submit the "Declaración Responsable" (Responsible Declaration) application, along with the necessary documents and fees, to the local council to obtain a preliminary rental license number.
• Register your STR business with the Spanish Tax Agency to obtain a VAT (IVA) certificate and collect the 4% state sales tax from guests.
• Register with the Balearic Islands government for the regional 2% Eco Tax and with the Consell Insular d'Eivissa for the local 2% Ecotasa.
• Create a system for collecting and remitting all applicable taxes (IVA, Eco Tax, Ecotasa) on a quarterly basis.
• Obtain liability insurance coverage of at least €300,000 for your rental property.
• Establish a 24-hour service number and a local contact person, such as a property manager or co-host , who can respond to any issues within a short timeframe.
• Create compelling listings on popular STR platforms like Airbnb and Vrbo, highlighting your property's unique features and proximity to local attractions.
• Develop a system for managing bookings, guest communication , cleaning, and maintenance. Consider hiring a professional property management company if needed.
• Stay informed about any changes to Ibiza's STR regulations, permit requirements, and tax laws. Renew your tourism license every five years as required.

It's important to note that as of February 2022, Ibiza imposed a four-year moratorium on issuing new tourism licenses due to concerns over the impact of vacation rentals on the housing market. This means no new permits will be granted until at least 2026, though existing license holders can continue operating. Prospective hosts should carefully monitor any updates or changes to this policy.

Who to Contact in Ibiza about Short-Term Rental Regulations and Zoning?

If you have questions or need assistance regarding short-term rental regulations and zoning in Ibiza, there are several key contacts available:

1. Ibiza Island Council (Consell Insular d'Eivissa)

Phone: +34 971 19 59 00 Email: [email protected]

Contact the Ibiza Island Council for inquiries about tourism licenses, zoning laws, and enforcement of short-term rental regulations.

2. Ibiza Tourism Department (Área de Turismo)

Phone: +34 971 19 59 60 Email: [email protected]

Contact the Tourism Department for information on tourism zones, rental permit requirements, and the application process.

3. Ibiza Urban Planning Department (Área de Ordenación del Territorio)

Phone: +34 971 19 59 00 (ext. 1300) Email: [email protected]

Contact the Urban Planning Department for zoning inquiries, property use regulations, and urban development plans related to short-term rentals.

4. Ibiza Legal Services Office (Oficina de Asistencia Jurídica)

Phone: +34 971 19 59 00 (ext. 1400) Email: [email protected]

Contact the Legal Services Office for guidance on legal requirements, permit processes, and potential penalties for non-compliance.

5. Local Town Halls (Ayuntamientos)

Each municipality in Ibiza has its own town hall that may have additional specific regulations or requirements for short-term rentals within its jurisdiction.

It's recommended that you consult with local legal professionals or property management companies who specialize in short-term rental regulations in Ibiza. They can provide personalized advice and assist with navigating the complex licensing process, zoning laws, and tax obligations.

The Ibiza Island Council and the various departments listed above can provide official information, guidelines, and resources to help short-term rental operators understand and comply with the relevant rules and regulations. Staying informed and seeking professional guidance is crucial to avoid potential penalties and ensure a successful short-term rental business in Ibiza.

What Do Airbnb Hosts in Ibiza on Reddit and Bigger Pockets Think about Local Regulations?

Based on discussions among Airbnb hosts on Reddit and Bigger Pockets forums, there are mixed opinions about the short-term rental regulations in Ibiza, Spain. Here are a few key takeaways from these online communities:

Reddit user in r/IbizaTravel: This host expressed frustration with the costly and complex process of obtaining a tourism license in Ibiza. They argue that the regulations unfairly restrict homeowners' ability to earn income from their properties.

Bigger Pockets forum thread "Ibiza STR Regulations": An investor shared their concerns about the four-year moratorium on issuing new rental permits imposed by Ibiza in 2022. They questioned the long-term viability of operating short-term rentals on the island.

Reddit comment in r/SpainVacationRentals on Balearic Islands rules: A commenter noted that while Ibiza's regulations aim to preserve housing stock, they make it extremely difficult for new hosts to enter the market legally.

Bigger Pockets blog post "Investing in European Vacation Towns": This article cautions investors about the challenges of navigating strict STR laws in destinations like Ibiza. It advises thoroughly researching local ordinances before purchasing a rental property.

Reddit thread in r/AirbnbHosts on Spanish rental taxes: Hosts discussed the complexities of collecting and remitting various taxes on short-term rentals in Ibiza, including the state IVA, regional Eco Tax, and local Ecotasa.

Overall, these forums reveal a divide between STR operators who feel Ibiza's regulations are overly burdensome and restrictive, and those who acknowledge the need to balance tourism with preserving housing availability for residents. Many hosts express concerns about the high costs, permit caps, and lengthy moratorium on new licenses.

Prospective investors are advised to carefully review Ibiza's zoning rules, licensing requirements, and tax obligations before entering the short-term rental market. Enforcement appears to be increasing, with significant non-compliance penalties according to many online discussions.

Disclaimer: While we here at BNBCalc strive to keep all of our city regulation guides updated and accurate with all the latest local laws, we still do not suggest using them as your sole or primary source for local regulations. We also do not recommend you rely on the third-party sources we link to or reference, and we are not responsible for any of the information on these third-party sites. These guides are for entertainment purposes only and only provide basic information and should not be considered as legal advice.

We highly recommend directly contacting the responsible parties for each city and hearing what their officials have to say. Ultimately, it's your responsibility as an investor to ensure you fully comply with the local laws, and it's best to speak with professionals before making an investment decision.

16 of the best things to do in Ibiza: fall under the island's spell

Mar 7, 2022 • 8 min read

From dance-until-dawn nightlife to kid-friendly family activities and the prettiest coves and beaches, here are the best things to do in Ibiza © ArtesiaWells / Getty Images © © ArtesiaWells / Getty Images

Long known for being the world’s club-scene queen, Ibiza  has quietly grown into a dreamy destination for culture-loaded city breaks, romantic country escapes, fun-filled family holidays, outdoor-adventure activities, zen-fueled retreats, and much more.

Visiting the Balearics’ endlessly irresistible White Isle outside the Mediterranean’s high season (July/August) reveals a slower pace of island life, and each month brings its own beauty, from the winter almond blossom to the September wine harvest. Here are 16 of the best things to do on a trip to Ibiza.

Roam around Unesco-listed Dalt Vila, Ibiza Town's historic center

Awash with cobbled streets, intriguing monuments, and laundry-strewn balconies, Ibiza Town’s magnificent fortified historical core was originally settled by the Phoenicians, and was declared a Unesco World Heritage Site back in 1999. Wander through the 16th-century ramparts (ideally on a quieter weekday) until you reach the elegant hilltop cathedral (of 14th-century Catalan Gothic origin) and millennium-old castle. Time-travel to Moorish Ibiza at the Centre d’Interpretació Madina Yabisa  and don’t miss nearby Ses Feixes , the ingeniously irrigated croplands created in Moorish times. The cutting-edge Museu d’Art Contemporani d’Eivissa , set in a converted 18th-century building, hosts excellent temporary exhibitions, while the neighboring Necròpolis Puig des Molins reveals Ibiza’s Phoenician roots. 

There are some fabulous restaurants hidden away in Dalt Vila, too, and off Ibiza Town’s yacht-filled waterfront; dive into the island’s rich culinary heritage on an expert-led gastronomy evening with Ibiza Food Tours .

Explore the secluded north coast

The rugged, rustic, under-explored north is arguably the most beautiful part of the island. Sweeping pine-scented hills give way to tiny white-walled villages and cliff-edged coves only reachable by hiking. Mellow Sant Joan de Labritja is the northern hub (with cafes, hotels, and a farmers market), from where you can head out to the candy-striped Portinatx lighthouse , the former smugglers’ hideout Cova de Can Marçà (great for kids), and a clutch of refreshingly quiet swimming spots  – Port de Ses Caletes , Es Portitxol , Cala d’Aubarca . Don’t miss the remote wine-making village of Sant Mateu d’Aubarca or isolated Santa Agnès de Corona, where the almond trees bloom in January/February. A wonderfully rewarding way to explore northern Ibiza is on horseback with Ibiza Horse Valley , which rehabilitates abandoned and mistreated Spanish horses. 

Sail over to seductive Formentera

The languorous, salt-washed pearl of an island strewn off Ibiza’s southern shores feels like the most blissful, barefoot, all-natural paradise in the Mediterranean. Caribbean-blue waves roll onto sparkling-white beaches, lighthouses loom on gold-tinged cliffs, and development has always been strictly controlled. The best way to savor Formentera ’s go-slow beauty is to stay a few days and explore by bike or on foot, dropping in at sun-kissed Platja de Migjorn, delicious little Cala Saona , lively "capital" Sant Francesc Xavier, the shimmering (disused) salt pans, the wild Trucador Peninsula (within the Parc Natural de Ses Salines), and more. Ferries zip across from Ibiza Town to Formentera in around 30 minutes.

Hit the hiking trails

From lonely lighthouses and centuries-old watchtowers to gloriously remote coves, Ibiza’s coastline is a delight for hikers. Well-signposted routes follow ancient paths, past traditional rural homes, and through refreshingly undeveloped landscapes. Make the most of your wanderings on a guided hike with well-established Walking Ibiza  – routes include a 260km (162mi), 11-day loop of the entire island.

Escape it all at a peaceful agroturisme

Soul-soothing, hidden-away agroturismes are an Ibizan speciality – beautiful old farmhouses reimagined as inspiring rural hotels, fusing original beams and whitewashed walls with creative design and home-cooked meals fueled by their Balearic gardens. The options are endless, from charmingly rustic hideouts (perhaps Can Fuster in Sant Joan) to luxurious, spa-haven boltholes, including boho-chic Atzaró near Sant Llorenç and garden-ringed Can Curreu in Sant Carles. Many agroturismes host yoga, fitness, wellness, and cooking retreats, too.

Dive into Ibizan wines

If you thought Ibiza’s dusty landscapes weren’t grape-growing territory, you’ll be pleasantly surprised by the handful of outstanding wineries sprinkled around the northwest. Earthy reds made from local monastrell and garnatxa grapes are the stars, and malvasía ibicenca whites and rosés are increasingly popular too.

Most of Ibiza’s vineyards offer tours, tastings, and tapas pairings; you’ll usually need to book ahead. Jump in at organic-fired Can Rich near Sant Antoni, which also produces olive oil, and respected Ibizkus outside Santa Gertrudis, where the focus is on recuperating old monastrell vines. Over on Formentera, family-owned Terramoll is reviving organic autochthonous grapes.

Dine by the sea

On a sun-blessed Balearic day, nothing beats a long, fresh-seafood lunch at a low-key xiringuito (beach bar), where fuss-free grilled-fish platters mingle with Ibizan classics such as bullit de peix (spiced fish stew) and arròs a banda (rich seafood-infused rice). Our favorites include El Bigotes (on Cala Mastella), Chiringuito de Aguas Blancas (on the east coast), Xiringuito Xuclar (on a secluded northern cove), and Fish Shack (near Ibiza Town). You’ll need to book ahead for the best places, and some are cash-only.

If you're looking for something less casual, pick from smart seafood restaurants (long-established Sa Caleta , Es Boldadó overlooking Es Vedrà) and romantic seaside hot spots that double as chic beach clubs, such as Amante near Cala Llonga, Es Cavallet’s El Chiringuito , Platja d’en Bossa’s Beachouse , and Beso Beach by the salt flats.

Get a taste of rural Ibiza

Worlds away from the beachy coastal scene, inland Ibiza unravels in a swirl of pine forests, narrow roads, and unhurried villages where fortified churches await on shady plazas. As well as northern Ibiza’s villages, seek out Santa Gertrudis de Fruitera (home to several top restaurants), Sant Carles de Peralta (for its hippy market and 18th-century church), Sant Llorenç de Balàfia (where dining at La Paloma is a highlight), and southwestern Sant Josep de sa Talaia (with its buzzy cafes).

Wander the markets

Join the local-produce scene each morning at Ibiza Town’s lively 19th-century Mercat Vell , which bursts with just-baked bread, fresh flowers, Balearic cheeses, and other organic island-sourced treats. Most Ibizan towns host their own weekly farmers' markets; one of the most exciting happens on Sunday mornings in Sant Joan , with musicians and craft stalls also cramming into the whitewashed village square.

Ibiza’s beloved hippy markets, meanwhile, are the perfect place to feel the island’s bohemian heritage, hear the bongo-drum beat and pick up handmade crafts (embroidered bags, pattern-painted ceramics). Best-known is Las Dalias , which takes over Sant Carles on Saturdays. And Ibiza’s original hippy market, founded in the 1970s, is still going strong at Punta Arabí on Wednesday evenings in season. 

Dig into history-rich Santa Eulària des Riu

Clinging to the east coast, Ibiza’s laid-back third-largest town, Santa Eulària , is thought to date from Roman times. The morning sun casts its hazy light across Puig de Missa , the gleaming-white hillside old town, crowned by a 16th-century fortified church where people once took refuge from pirate attacks. Make sure you check out the intriguing museums here – the Museu Etnogràfic is set in a typical  casa payesa  (farmhouse) – and pack your beach gear for a post-exploration dip at pine-fringed Cala Mastella or sapphire Cala Pada .

Chase the sunset

Gazing out on the Balearic Sea as it blends into a fiery orange-pink sunset is an unmissable Ibiza moment. Walk up to the 18th-century Torre des Savinar watchtower to see the show over the mystery-wrapped islet of Es Vedrà , off southwest Ibiza’s golden-ochre cliffs; there are equally magical views from nearby Cala d’Hort . On Sundays, silver-tinged Benirràs beach  on the north coast hosts a sunset-drumming session, while DJ-led Hostal La Torre and boho-chic Sunset Ashram are good-vibes sunset-watching spots along the west coast.

Drink in the views at Ses Salines

Ibiza’s exquisite southeast corner revolves around the 168-sq-km (65-sq-mile) Parc Natural de Ses Salines , a Unesco-protected wonderland of pine-dusted cliffs, silky blonde beaches, shimmering salt flats, and underwater posidonia meadows stretching across to Formentera. With buzzing restaurant-bars and wild golden-white sands, Platja de Ses Salines and LGBTQI-friendly Es Cavallet rank among Ibiza’s top beaches (arrive early to park), and you can hike to the 18th-century Torre de Ses Portes watchtower on Ibiza’s southern tip. At sunset, the ancient salt pans glow purple-pink; Experimental Beach is a dreamy sundowner spot. From August to October, you’ll spot flocks of flamingos here.

Learn about sustainable living 

Several pioneering projects are paving the way for a more sustainable lifestyle and tourism industry in Ibiza, including the 1993-founded Casita Verde ecology center, which showcases sustainable-living and permaculture techniques; you can visit by pre-booking a guided tour. Just outside Santa Eulària, Terra Masia , Ibiza’s largest organic and biodynamic farm, hosts a fresh-produce deli, farm-to-table dinners, and nature-focused activities for kids, while family-owned Can Musón delivers locally-sourced breakfasts, home-produced cheese, and a children’s "farm school". All across the island, creative plant-fired kitchens like popular Passion (in Ibiza Town and Santa Eulària), raw-focused Wild Beets (Santa Gertrudis), and chic Giri Café (Sant Joan) are a vegan-and-vegetarian dream.

Dance into the night

Few places rival Ibiza’s dance-until-dawn hype, whether you’re keen to catch the world’s top DJs at glamorous Pacha (the original Ibiza megaclub), go daytime-clubbing at uber-chic Ushuaïa , sip cocktails with a blazing sunset, relax at Ibiza Town’s lower-key terrace bars, or hit the LGBTQI+ clubs along Carrer de la Mare de Déu. Big-name DJs move around every season, so check who’s playing where. 

Paddle across the clear waters

That rocky, sun-blessed coastline looks all the more spectacular from the water, particularly at sunset. Rent a kayak or paddleboard to explore at your own pace, or link up with a locally based expert such as Kayak Ibiza , which runs full-day excursions and overnight trips with camping.

Master a Balearic craft 

From designing your own espardenyes (Ibiza-style espadrilles) or embroidered senallon (traditional wicker basket) to giving cheese-making a go and cooking up a Balearic storm, Ibiza is packed with opportunities to let your creativity flow while learning about local traditions. The Ibiza Creativa cultural association can put you in touch with craftworkers and small-scale producers.

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Share of visitor arrivals in Ibiza and Formentera 2022, by place of residence

Distribution of tourist arrivals in the balearic islands of ibiza and formentera, spain in 2022, by country of residence.

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Ibiz Tourist Residence 2

142 Morcellement Lorette, Mahébourg, Mauritius – Good location – show map

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Ibiz Tourist Residence 2 offers accommodations in Mahébourg, 1.4 miles from Pointe d'Esny Beach and a 18-minute walk from Bus Station Mahebourg. With sea views, this accommodation offers a swimming pool. The homestay features rooms with air conditioning, free private parking, and free Wifi. Each unit comes with a sofa, a seating area, a flat-screen TV, a well-equipped kitchen with a dining area, a safety deposit box, and a private bathroom with a hair dryer. An oven, a microwave, and toaster are also offered, as well as a coffee machine and a kettle. At the homestay, units include bed linen and towels. Le Touessrok Golf Course is 21 miles from the homestay, while Les Chute's de Riviere Noire is 23 miles from the property. The nearest airport is Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Airport, 1.9 miles from Ibiz Tourist Residence 2.

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• Outdoor swimming pool
• Free parking
• Non-smoking rooms
• Tea/Coffee Maker in All Rooms

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Amenities of Ibiz Tourist Residence 2

• Toilet paper
• Private Bathroom
• Wardrobe or closet
• Dining table
• Coffee machine
• Electric kettle
• Refrigerator
• Socket near the bed
• Clothes rack
• Snorkeling Additional charge
• Dining area
• Sitting area
• Flat-screen TV
• Kids' meals Additional charge
• Tea/Coffee maker
• Accessible parking
• Daily housekeeping Additional charge
• Fire extinguishers
• CCTV outside property
• CCTV in common areas
• Smoke alarms
• Security alarm
• 24-hour security
• Air conditioning Additional charge
• Smoke-free property
• Tile/Marble floor
• Soundproof rooms
• Ironing facilities
• Beach chairs/Loungers

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From 2:00 PM to 12:00 AM

From 5:00 AM to 11:00 AM

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Child policies

Children of all ages are welcome.

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Crib and extra bed policies

Cribs and extra beds aren't available at this property.

No age restriction

There's no age requirement for check-in

Payments by Booking.com

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Smoking is not allowed.

Parties/events are not allowed

Pets are not allowed.

The fine print Must-know information for guests at this property

Please inform Ibiz Tourist Residence 2 of your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details in your confirmation.

This property does not accommodate bachelor(ette) or similar parties.

FAQs about Ibiz Tourist Residence 2

What are the check-in and check-out times at ibiz tourist residence 2.

Check-in at Ibiz Tourist Residence 2 is from 2:00 PM, and check-out is until 11:00 AM.

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What is there to do at Ibiz Tourist Residence 2?

• Swimming pool

Does Ibiz Tourist Residence 2 have a pool?

Yes, this hotel has a pool. See details about the pool and other facilities on this page.

How far is Ibiz Tourist Residence 2 from the center of Mahébourg?

Ibiz Tourist Residence 2 is 1.4 miles from the center of Mahébourg. All distances are measured in straight lines. Actual travel distances may vary.

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