Ibiza Holidays
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Although Ibiza, one of the Balearic Islands of Spain, has a reputation as a party destination, it’s much more, and people seeking luxury holiday destinations would do well to consider it. It has beautiful beaches, elegant architecture, and an impressive collection of historic sites, in addition to the people being friendly and the summer weather delightful. Away from the clubs, visitors can enjoy the laid-back atmosphere that Spanish resorts are famous for, and should they desire, they can then go out and dance all night.
When to visit
Quiet during the winter months, Ibiza really comes alive in summer, with the warm weather from May to October attracting visitors from all across Europe. There’s relatively little rain at this time of year and cloud cover is also rare so it’s perfect for sunbathing, whilst long, balmy nights suit the bar hoppers and clubbers.
To sum up
A lively island with a lot going on, Ibiza is guaranteed to surprise you. It’s a five-star holiday destination that will appeal to people with many different interests, and visiting is always a pleasure.
Top hotels in Ibiza
Ibiza information
Currency Euro €
Language Spanish
Time Zone GMT+01:00
Avg. Flight Time 2h 30m
Peak Travel June-September
Price of a pint £3.00
Map of Ibiza
More about Ibiza
Savvy travellers have long been derided for choosing Ibiza for their luxury holidays. The island’s reputation as a party capital has ensured that, until more recently, Ibiza’s secrets weren’t so much closely guarded, but merely hiding in plain sight. Those who make the decision to visit are well rewarded. Beyond the mega-clubs and internationally renowned DJ sets lies an island steeped in history and with resorts, facilities and a naturally beautiful landscape well placed for a luxury getaway.
A distinctly stylish crowd gathers here to enjoy Ibiza’s take on culture, art, history and the island’s own unique way of life. In joining them you’ll uncover a luxury travel destination that’s been hiding in the shadows for far too long.
Contemporary art museum of Ibiza
It would be easy to stay in Ibiza and never set eyes on this wonderful museum. Not because it’s not worth a look, but because it’s woefully overlooked in favour of more glamorous haunts. Home to contemporary works by international artists, this well-curated museum in Ibiza’s old town is one of Spain’s oldest museums. Architect enthusiasts will be fascinated by the museum’s...more
Can Marca Caves
If this were any other small network of caves, we might be tempted to skip it in favour of relaxing poolside. But the caves illicit history, coupled with the modern enhancements which simply make them a must-see. Found in Puerto San Miguel, the caves are well over 100,000 years old. In that time, they’ve created stalactites and stalagmites and provided a handy hideaway for...more
Explore the markets
Ibiza may be regarded as a party island, but it is also famed for a much more sedate pursuit than dancing the night away. Markets are as much a hobby here as golfing or jet-skiing. From flea markets to artisan craft stalls, the markets regularly trade across the island. Perhaps the most sensory are the fresh produce stalls. Being able to touch and smell the fruits and...more
Dalt Villa
Dalt Villa or ‘Upper Town’ is the name given to the upper section of Ibiza’s old town. It’s a haven for visitors who love to explore on foot. A cobbled maze filled with quaint cafes, intriguing museums and historical places of interest. The city’s ramparts and size able terraces offer the best views – but the true treasures are found within the winding streets. Peek...more
Es Vedra
Island life is entirely suited to taking to the water and a myriad of skippers are on hand waiting to ferry you to nearby coves and islands. One which captivates all who make the trip to see it is Es Vedra. Steeped in mystery, this uninhabited, craggy rock face has inspired countless myths. One curiosity which we know to be true is the island’s magnetism – so strong...more
Sol d'en Serra
If you’re keen to avoid Ibiza’s beaches offering restorative shores for weary revellers, it pays to seek out some of the island’s more secluded sections of coastline. Sol d’en Serra is one of the island’s most spectacular and offers a distinctly luxe feel. So much so, that you’d be forgiven for thinking you may be encroaching on a private hideaway. But this beach is open...more
Ibiza's best beaches
Luxury holidays go hand-in-hand with exclusivity and tranquil surroundings. Nowhere is this more evident than on Ibiza’s beaches. Island hotspots tend to be crowded so you’ll want to head to beaches such as Cala Tarida in Sant Josep for an uninterrupted sprawl in the sun. Intrepid cove hunters should start at Cala Xarraca in Sant Joan de Labritja – renting a kayak...more
Ibiza watersports
One of the best ways to get the most out of a luxury holiday to Ibiza is to take advantage of the island’s crystal clear waters. Whether you choose to surf, snorkel or soar above the waves – there are plenty of options available. Adrenalin seekers can try the relatively new pastimes of fly-boarding and hover-boarding, where you’re propelled from the water with an...more
