Choose how many days you have and we'll lay out a day-by-day plan built around the experiences and flavors you can only get here. Pick your trip length below.
Ibiza is far more than its clubs — Dalt Vila's walled old town is a genuine UNESCO gem, and the island's boho-chic style and food scene are the real draw by day. The hippie markets are a fun, only-in-Ibiza browse.
The hidden calas are Ibiza's natural glory — many are best reached by boat. Es Vedrà is the island's mystical icon; the west coast owns the legendary sunsets (Benirràs on a Sunday for the drummers).
Formentera is the perfect day trip — Ses Illetes is one of the Mediterranean's most beautiful beaches. Rent a bike or scooter to explore; the island is small, flat, and gloriously unspoiled.
17 pinned stops across the route. Tap a pin to open it in Google Maps. Hold Ctrl and scroll to zoom the map.
Ibiza's traditional food is rustic Balearic — fishermen's stews, country pork, and almond sweets — now joined by a polished farm-to-table and beach-club scene.
Every place along the selected itinerary, plus the dishes, ingredients, and goods to take home. Tap any photo to enlarge.
Ibiza is small but its beaches, clubs, and villages are scattered, so a rental car or scooter is the flexible option; buses connect the main towns and a Discobus runs to the clubs in season, while taxis can be scarce on summer nights. Ibiza Town and Sant Antoni are the two hubs, and the airport is a short drive from most resorts.
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Dates shift from year to year, so these are anchored to their season — always confirm the exact dates before you book flights around one.
The superclubs open with famously huge parties. The season runs to early October.
The season's send-off, and many say the best weeks of the year.
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