★ Top sights 10
A 16th-century fortified church on a hill above Santa Eulalia with panoramic views of the surrounding area - next door is the Barrau Museum and the Museum of Ethnography.
An archaeological site on a rocky outcrop dating from the 7th century BC - the oldest Phoenician settlement on the island, listed by UNESCO since 1999.
Ibiza's northernmost and best-preserved white village, with a traditional 18th-century Ibizan church and an authentic, tourist-free atmosphere.
A picturesque village in the centre of the island popular with artists and bohemians - charming cafes, galleries, restaurants and an authentic Ibizan atmosphere.
A legendary 1960s hippie village in the northeast of the island with a typical Ibizan church and a relaxed atmosphere - the starting point for Las Dalias.
UNESCO World Heritage Site - one of the largest Phoenician-Punic burial sites in the world from the 7th century BC with thousands of tombs carved into the rock.
Medieval watchtower from the 18th century with the best view of Es Vedrà of all the available sites - a short trek on foot through a pine forest.
Medieval tower from the 16th century at the southernmost tip of the island overlooking Formentera - direct view of the strait separating the two island groups.
A picturesque bay in a pine forest with clear water and an iconic rope to jump into the sea - one of the most beautiful hidden gems of northern Ibiza.
A quiet cove in a pine forest on the northeast coast with picnic areas and a local restaurant - ideal for relaxing off the beaten track.
Activities & local 17
The largest winery on Ibiza, established in 1997 near Buscastell with 17 hectares of certified organic vineyards. Produces red and white wines from local Monastrell and Malvasía grapes, plus Hierbas liqueur, vermouth, balsamic vinegar and olive oil. Guided tours and tastings available.
A legendary bar open since 1980 on San Antonio's boardwalk - the famous soundtrack to the sunset and the birthplace of Ibiza's chillout style.
Cala Vedella is a paradise for snorkelling with a rich underwater fauna and the possibility of renting a kayak right on the beach - excellent conditions all day long.
Ancient caves with impressive stalactites and stalagmites - the sound and light show inside the smuggler's caves is an unforgettable experience.
Five-generation family distillery and the original producer of Hierbas Ibicencas, the iconic Ibizan herbal liqueur. Founded in the late 19th century, Marí Mayans collects, distils, ages and bottles 100% on the island using wild herbs including rosemary, thyme and juniper. Shop and distillery visits available.
Ibiza's oldest and most famous nightclub, open since 1973 - iconic cherry trees and a luxurious interior with the world's top DJs all season long.
Historic market in Ibiza Town harbour with local produce, vegetables, cheese and olives - a daily morning market with an authentic Ibizan atmosphere.
A lively harbour and a luxurious marina with restaurants, bars and shops - a great place for a stroll overlooking the yachts and the old town.
A unique aquarium in a natural rock cave near San Antonio - Mediterranean marine species in natural conditions, great for families.
Boutique winery on the road between Ibiza Town and Santa Eulalia, focused on premium rosé, white and red wines from Ibiza's native grape varieties. All grapes estate-grown; wine tastings bookable directly through the website.
Ibiza's most famous hippie market in Sant Carles, held every Saturday - over 300 stalls with handmade jewellery, clothes and live music.
The lively harbour of the island's second largest town with fishing boats, cruise boats and waterside restaurants - the centre of boat trips.
The oldest and largest hippie market on the island (500+ stalls) held every Wednesday - unique handicrafts, fashion accessories and live ethnic music.
The legendary Anita's Bar in Sant Carles - a historic hippie pub from the 60s where Ibizan bohemians used to gather, authentic atmosphere without the tourist glitz.
Premium sea salt producer harvesting Fleur de Sel by hand from the UNESCO-listed Parc Natural de ses Salines d'Eivissa, where salt has been collected for over 2,700 years. The salt retains over 80 minerals through natural solar evaporation. Available online and in island shops.
Ibiza's most tranquil town with an elegant seaside promenade, quaint bistros and boat trips - a centre of cultural and gastronomic experience.
Legendary openair beach club with daily DJ shows right on Playa d'en Bossa beach - one of the most famous clubs in the world with star headliners.
Beaches & coast 29
Fashionable beach with crystal clear water and white sand, popular with celebrities - lined with pine trees and restaurants right by the sea.
Popular family beach with white sand and calm turquoise water surrounded by pine trees - also accessible by regular boat from San Antonio.
A bay with a beautiful view of a finger-like rock formation and a drummer's gathering at sunset on Sunday - strong hippie and spiritual vibes.
A wild beach with dark sand and large boulders in the northeast of the island - dramatic scenery and clear water with an exceptional underwater world.
One of Ibiza's most beautiful bays with turquoise water and views of small islands - a photographically stunning spot, ideal for snorkelling.
A pair of cozy bays just outside San Antonio with clear water and a pleasant atmosphere - perfect for a quiet swim and breakfast at a local restaurant.
An exclusive bay on the southwest coast with a pebbly beach and upscale beach bars - a favorite spot for jetsetters and DJs in the summer.
An elongated bay surrounded by green mountains with pine trees on the east coast - a quiet white sand beach popular with families.
Spacious sandy beach at Es Canar on the northeast coast - very quiet for families with small children and suitable for kitesurfing.
A mysterious little bay with gin-clear water and primitive fishing shacks - a hidden gem of the northeast coast away from the tourist hustle and bustle.
An open beach in the northeast of the island with white sand and clear water - popular with windsurfers and families with children due to the gentle waves.
A double bay surrounded by pine trees with clear water and underwater rocks full of anemones.
A pair of picturesque pine-lined bays north of San Antonio - crystal waters, rocky cliffs and an idyllic atmosphere away from the tourist hordes.
One of the longest bays on the west coast with white sand and calm waters - perfect for families and snorkeling off the rocky reefs.
A charming bay in the south-west of the island with calm waters, white sand and a traditional restaurant - ideal for families and lovers of calm seas.
A small hidden bay on the northern coast accessible only by foot or boat - gin-clear water, white pebbles and complete tranquility without crowds of tourists.
A romantic bay with a direct view of Es Vedrà - clear water suitable for snorkelling and one of the most beautiful sceneries on the whole island.
A wild bay in the very north of the island accessible only by mountain road - clear water, rocky cliffs and absolute silence far from civilization.
A quiet resort in the north-east with a small harbour, sandy beach and excellent watersports conditions - popular with British tourists.
A nudist beach on the edge of the Ses Salines Natural Park - natural surroundings, clear water and a relaxed atmosphere away from mass tourism.
A large beach on the northeast coast overlooking the islet of Tagomago - clear waters, pine forest and a pleasant relaxed atmosphere.
A picturesque harbour with a small beach and fishing boats in the northeast of the island - authentic atmosphere and exceptional tranquillity in low season.
Wild bay with clear water and rocky bottom in the southwest of the island - minimal tourism, exceptional snorkeling and authentic atmosphere.
The longest beach in Ibiza (2.7 km) with white sand, a short walk from the airport - the centre of party culture with the legendary clubs Ushuaia and Hi Ibiza.
Ibiza's northernmost resort with three beaches (S'Arenal Gros, S'Arenal Petit, Playa Porto) and a quiet atmosphere - popular with families.
A calm bay on the north coast with turquoise water surrounded by reefs and pine trees - great conditions for snorkelling and scuba diving.
Flat rock plateau on the west coast - entrance to deeper water with stunning underwater reefs and caves.
Secluded calm on the southwest coast near the salt pans - a natural lagoon with shallow clear water and rich underwater vegetation.
A fine sandy beach to the north of Ibiza Town Marina - a quieter alternative to Playa d'en Bossa with views of Dalt Vila Fortress.
Culture & history 3
Museum in the Dalt Vila bastions with a Phoenician-Punic and Roman collection - unique artefacts from the Puig des Molins burial site and the historic centre.
A medieval fortress on a hill above the harbour, UNESCO-listed - a labyrinth of cobbled streets, a cathedral and spectacular sea views.
Gothic cathedral on top of Dalt Vila, rebuilt in the 18th century with a tower that served as a navigation point for sailors - view of the whole city.
Getting there 2
Půjčení auta a letenky · Porovnej ceny od ověřených půjčoven · Vyhledej nejlevnější lety na Ibiza
Trajektový přístav · Spojení s Barcelona, Valencia, Mallorca, Formentera
Nature 9
A mysterious ancient quarry transformed by hippies into a place of worship - natural rock pools, Buddhist and Hindu rock carvings and an otherworldly atmosphere.
An isolated bay with dramatic reefs accessible only on foot in the northwest of the island - beautiful nature without tourists and exceptional diving conditions.
A small rock islet next to Es Vedrà - part of a protected marine reserve, accessible only by boat, with exceptional diving conditions.
A majestic limestone cliff towering 413 m above sea level, surrounded by mystery and legend - part of a protected nature reserve.
Salt pans with evaporation pools where salt is still produced today - a paradise for flamingos and migratory birds, RAMSAR international wetland.
The highest mountain on the island (475 m above sea level) with an exceptional panoramic view of the whole of Ibiza, Formentera and the Spanish coast.
A picturesque village in a valley with almond orchards blooming in January and February - an authentic Ibizan landscape away from tourism.
A protected nature park with salt lakes, dunes and pine forests - a paradise for birds and botanists, part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
A small island off the northeast coast of Ibiza, accessible by boat - a hidden paradise with clear water, cliffs and complete tranquillity away from the hustle and bustle of tourism.