TOP 10 MUST-DO in IBIZA (Ee-bee-th-ah)
1) Beach Hopping
-Located on the Northside of the island.
Benirras Beach: Famous for it’s hippie drumming every Sunday Sunset.
Cala Xular : Peaceful horseshoe shaped bay, surrounded by little huts.
Cala Agua Blanca (Northeast): Best spot for surf, waves can reach about 8 ft.
-Located on the Eastside of the island.
Cala Llonga: White sands, mini resort beach. Quiet yet active.
-Located on the Southside of the island.
Cala D’Hort (southwest): 13 miles of both sandy and pebbly popular beach.
Ses Salines: Long sandy beach, popular, but can find quiet spots too.
Platja D’en Bossa: Largest beach, major holiday resort, perhaps the most popular.
Cala Jondal: Most likely to spot a celebrity.
-Located on the Westside of the island.
Cala Comte: Turquoise waters and sand dunes, calm waters, rocky coves.
Cala Bassa: Golden sand, blue waters, & watersports for the adrenaline junkies.
Cala Salada: Sandy cove surrounded by ancient trees and crystalized blue waters.
2) Visit Dalt Vila
IBIZA’S OLD TOWN
Many trendy restaurant options to sit out on the patio; enjoy a cold one & some tapas.
Make sure to stop by CROISSANT SHOW for a coffee to fuel your day.
Explore the archeological museum of Puig des Molins Necropolis:
Now a UNESCO world heritage site where you can find over 3000 tombs on a hillside.
Visit the Cathedral
3) Cova de Can Marca
Secret cliffside cave originally used to contraband
Beautiful stairway hike along the Balearic Island.
Great way to get rid of a hangover and stay active but if that’s not up your alley there are plenty of great spas around the area to relax and recover.
4) Free the Nipple
Visit a Nude Beach- Clothing is optional
Aguas Blancas
Relatively remote beach, located on the northeastern end of the island, access may be a bit tricky but calls for less people and enjoying this place mostly to yourself.
PERKS: Cliff-side pools that provide natural mud-packs – so if you feel uncomfortable displaying the bits feel free to throw some mud for some coverage.Es Cavallet
A clothing-optional white sandy beach, located on the southern side of the island.
PERKS: Sand dunes, lovely views of Ibiza’s twin island Formentera, close to town and populated area.
5) Cliff Jump
Unless you’re afraid of heights you have two options; conquer your fears after a few drinks or enjoy watching in the sun.
Top 3 for 3 reasons:
1) clearest waters, 2) safest, 3) lots to do in surrounding area
Cala Tarida, Cala Olivera, & Cala Saladeta
6) Hop on a Boat
Party on a yacht, sail around the island, catch a catamaran & hop over to the neighbors:
ES VEDRA: uninhabited mythical island full of mysteries and legends
3rd most magnetic spot on earth
FORMENTERA: Ibiza’s relaxxxxxed sister, great for snorkeling adventures
!Make friends (the more the merrier and cheaper), rent a boat, & see a school of dolphins!
7) Partyyyy Time!
The party really never ends
DAY CLUBS:
O BEACH CLUB: Best luxurious beach parties…add a bottle of champagne and you get access to the VIP area…definitely worth it and doable with a larger group of pals.
*Right across you can find Ocean Mania; an adult playground (inflatable obstacle course in the water)
BORA BORA: Party on the beach…entrance is FREE!
IBIZA ROCKS HOTEL: Home of the pool parties.
BENNIMUSA PARK: Basically a Holi Fest party at an abandoned zoo.
NIGHT CLUBS:
PACHA: Ibiza’s OG club.
AMNESIA: One of Ibiza’s 2 known superclubs.
EDEN: The other superclub.
HI IBIZA: The newest superclub
USHUAIA: Luxury beach hotel club.
PRIVILEGE: Biggest club in the entire world.
TIPS
Buy a clubbing package; Purchasing a package that includes entry to multiple clubs or events will save you some CA$H.
PREGAME!….drinks are expensive. Also bring water, otherwise expect to pay just as much for it as you would for a beer.
Check out the nearby Tropicana Ibiza Suites for an Insta worthy pic and drink.
8) Punta D’es Moscarter
Enjoy cliffside views from the lighthouse
Cliff-top trail from Portinax to the lighthouse - also the tallest manmade structure on the island
Incredible landscape views, great spot to enjoy a picnic.
9) Eat PAELLA
…THE BEST IN IBIZA
A delicious and traditional colorful dish of the Spanish gastronomy; mixture of rice, saffron, and various seafood meats, cooked and served in a large round flat pan.
Paella's name comes from the paellera, pan in which it is cooked.
10) Catch World’s Best Sunset
Head over to the SUNSET STRIP for an immersive sunset experience.
Located in San Antonio, Ibiza
Cafe Mambo or Cafe Del Mar are the top places on sunset strip to be (gets packed quickly…but if you can’t get there early no need to worry, there’s plenty of space to sit by the beach rocks).
Chill-out music to set the sunset scene, all boats on harbor honk once the sun has set, and the party begins…AGAIN!
Another option is @ Sunset Ashram in Cala Conta area.
