IBIZA, SPAIN



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About Ibiza



Ibiza is a famous Spanish island in the Balearic Sea (the 3rd largest of the Balearic Islands in area), renowned for its vibrant electronic music scene, legendary nightlife, and superclubs, attracting party-goers globally, but it's also a UNESCO World Heritage Site offering serene beaches, beautiful nature (like Ses Salines), historic sites (Dalt Vila), and a rich cultural mix, balancing hedonism with family-friendly relaxation and natural beauty. The average temperature in May is +23 0C.



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What to see in Ibiza ?



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Dalt Vila (Ibiza Old Town)




Wander the UNESCO-listed walled Upper Town: Renaissance ramparts, cobbled lanes, hidden courtyards, and the Cathedral at the top. Come at golden hour for sweeping harbor views,



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Es Vedrà




Chase the island’s most iconic sunset: the dramatic rock of Es Vedrà rising from the sea. View it from the lookout above Cala d’Hort (or from the beach itself) as the sky turns neon over the Mediterranean.



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Las Salinas (Platja)




Escape the town for fine sand, clear shallow water, and a pine-and-dune backdrop inside the Ses Salines Natural Park. It’s about a 10-minute drive—or a scenic walk south—from Playa d’en Bossa.



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Cala Comte



Ibiza’s turquoise postcard: a chain of little coves, glassy water for swimming/ snorkeling, and offshore islets on the horizon. Arrive mid-afternoon, then linger for one of the island’s best sunsets.



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Las Dalias Hippy Market



Dive into Ibiza’s boho soul: handmade jewelry, art, textiles, street food, and live music in a riot of color. Go early for browsing, or at night for a festival vibe.​



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Formentera Day Trip



Hop the ferry from Ibiza Town to Formentera for white-sand beaches, Caribbean-blue water, and an easygoing feel. Fast crossings take around 30 minutes, so you can be back in Ibiza for dinner.













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