Ibiza Holidays

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Ibiza is THE summer hotspot for all that sunkissed partying and beachfront lazing. Come for the beats, stay for the sunsets.

🎉 Ibiza Highlights

The party destination of all party destinations
It's got 57 beaches - the kind of challenge we can get behind
Sunshine on tap (expect mild temps all year)
Home to the world's biggest nightclub - say hello to Privilege Ibiza!

🎧 Fun Facts

World’s Largest Club: Privilege in Ibiza is officially the world’s largest nightclub. If you like your parties mahoosive, this is the spot for you.
UNESCO Heritage: Ibiza’s Old Town, Dalt Vila, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, blending history and culture with the island’s buzzing party reputation.
Sunset Rituals: Head to Benirrás Beach on a Sunday for the famous sunset drumming session—a proper Ibiza tradition. 🌅🥁

Top Places to stay on your holidays to Ibiza

Es Cana - chilled, charming and a bit boho. Home to Ibiza’s iconic hippy market and laid-back beach vibes. Great for families and anyone who prefers sangria over superclubs.
Figueretes - close to Ibiza Town but a bit more low-key. Think relaxed seafront strolls, small sandy beaches and easy access to the nightlife without being in the thick of it.
Ibiza Town - culture meets cool. You’ve got Dalt Vila’s cobbled streets, boutique shopping and harbour-side cocktails all wrapped into one chic, sun-drenched bundle.
Playa d'En Bossa - the life of the party. Superclubs, beach bars, boat parties – you name it. If you’re here for the big nights and lazy lie-ins, this is your spot.
San Antonio - legendary sunsets and buzzing beach bars. It’s fun, it’s lively, and it’s home to Café Mambo. Come for the vibes, stay for the views (and cocktails).
San Antonio Bay - like San Antonio, but a bit more chill. Great for groups and families who want the buzz nearby, but also value their beauty sleep and beach space.
Santa Eulalia - upmarket, artsy and oh-so-relaxing. Think beachfront dining, swish hotels and a true grown-up vibe. Ideal for couples and culture-lovers.

Other resorts to choose from for your holidays to Ibiza:

Cala De Bou - Cala Gracio - Cala Tarida - Cala San Vincente - Cala Vadella - Es Figueral - Portinatx - Puerto San Miguel - S Argamassa - Talamanca - Tekirova

What are the best beaches to visit on your Ibiza holidays 2025 / 2026?

Got beach FOMO? We feel you, but Ibiza holidays really set the scene, whether you're beach-bar-hopping or building sandcastles, this coastline delivers. Here's where to lay your towel:

Playa d’en Bossa — Best for party people
Long, lively and backed by beach bars. This is Ibiza’s biggest beach — and the heartbeat of the island scene.
Santa Eulalia — Best for families
Calm waters, wide sands and plenty of kid-friendly restaurants = perfect for beach days without the stress.
Benirrás — Best for sunsets
A pebbly cove with drum circles every Sunday — this place literally beats to its own rhythm.
Cala Vadella — Best for snorkellers
Sheltered and scenic, this bay is great for paddling and peeking beneath the waves with your mask on.
Talamanca — Best for laid-back days
Close to Ibiza Town but far from the chaos, with relaxed restaurants and a quiet crowd.
Cala de Sant Vicent — Best for escape artists
Tucked away in the north, with glassy-clear water and room to breathe. Oh, and a supermarket nearby for the obligatory ice lolly run.

What are the top hotels to stay at on your holidays to Ibiza?

Looking for a last-minute Ibiza holiday? A party palace? A family-friendly splash pad? These Ibiza hotels are pure crowd-pleasers, and they have your name written all over 'em:

Ibiza Rocks Hotel - Party central
The OG. Pool parties, DJ sets and brekkie buffets that slap (yes, we mean hashbrowns). Talking about Ibiza without mentioning this icon is like talking about Christmas music without mentioning Mariah. It's *that* iconic.
Palladium Hotel Palmyra - Adult Only - Beachfront bliss
Tuck into buffet meals, sip poolside cocktails, and unwind without the little ones in tow.
Marble Stella Maris Ibiza - Family favourite
Splash park? ✅ Wood-fired pizzas? ✅ Space for the kids to run riot? Double ✅.
Occidental Ibiza - Best for value
Big on facilities, easy on the wallet. Three pools, two bars, and a kids' club with zero faff.
Alua Hawaii Ibiza - Relaxation mode: activated
Bali beds + sea views + vino = the peaceful adults only escape you've been dreaming of.

🧳 Ibiza holidays travel guide

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Ibiza for Families

Best for: Easy beach days • Water fun • All-inclusive stays
Short flight? Tick. Sandy beaches? Tick. Hotels with splash parks and unlimited ice cream? Double tick. Head to Cala Bassa for rock pools, sandcastles and snorkel-friendly waves. Or level-up with an all-inclusive Ibiza holiday = no cooking, no tantrums, just vibes.

❤️ Ibiza for Couples

Best for: Romantic escapes • Scenic strolls • Beachfront dining
Swap Netflix and Chill for whitewashed streets and candlelit dinners.. AKA, the perfect couples holiday. Dalt Vila is date-night perfection — cobbles, cathedrals and cute bars galore. Add a sunset cocktail (or three) and you’re onto a winner.

🥳 Ibiza for Groups

Best for: Club crawls • Pool parties • Luxury lounges
Whether you're going full Vengaboys or just vibing with your crew, Ibiza is group holiday gold. Start your day at a rooftop pool party, then hit up Café Mambo for cocktails + sunset views. More into spa robes than strobe lights? There are plenty of boujee beach resorts with Bali beds and bottle service to make your jolly a lil' more luxury.

💃 Stag & Hen Parties in Ibiza

Best for: Epic send-offs • Boat parties • Club classics
Planning one last hurrah? Hop aboard a catamaran cruise with beats, bubbly and sea breeze. Back on land, O Beach and Ushuaïa bring the energy (and the A-listers). Just make sure your hotel’s stag/hen holiday approved — no one wants to be that group.

💰 Ibiza on a Budget

Best for: Smart stays • Free fun • Local experiences
Ibiza can be done cheap – promise. Base yourself outside the main resorts for better rates, catch sunsets for free, and haggle at the hippy markets. Walk, chill, swim, repeat.

🍽️ Ibiza for Foodies

Best for: Tapas trails • Seafood by the sea • Market finds
Start in Ibiza Town with sizzling chorizo and garlic prawns. Want bragging rights? Join a local cooking class and master your own paella. For picnics, browse fresh produce at the local markets — or book a beachfront table and let grilled seafood + chilled sangria do the talking.

Getting Around on your Ibiza holidays

🚗 Car Hire - renting a car is a top choice for exploring Ibiza’s hidden beaches and scenic spots at your own pace.
🚖 Taxis - taxis are easy to find, especially when you're heading back to the hotel after a night out. Ibiza even has taxi apps for ultimate convenience.
🚌 Buses - the bus network is affordable and well-connected, perfect for getting between major towns, beaches, and clubs.
🛵 Scooters & Bikes - for a fun and breezy way to get around, hire a scooter or bike and zip along the island’s coastal roads.

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Weather in Ibiza

JAN

13^°C

FEB

15^°C

MAR

16^°C

APR

18^°C

MAY

21^°C

JUN

24^°C

JUL

27^°C

AUG

27^°C

SEP

25^°C

OCT

20^°C

NOV

16^°C

DEC

13^°C

Ibiza, the White Isle, has the weather vibes on lock just like it does its clubbing scene. Think beach days, pool parties and watching the sunset with a cocktail in hand. From June to September, the temperature gets its groove on between a toasty 25-30°C. Trust me, this is the "summer lovin'" you've been dreaming of!

But don't fret, the off-peak months in Ibiza also hit all the right notes. The weather in Ibiza is a pleasant 18-25°C in both the Spring and Autumn months. It's the perfect backdrop for exploring the island's gorgeous old towns and hidden beaches.

But here's the real kicker - even in the winter, Ibiza doesn't drop the beat. The temperature usually hovers around a cool but comfortable 10-15°C, perfect for some peaceful beachside yoga or hiking in the pine forests on your Ibiza holidays.

So, whether you're after scorching sunshine or mild Mediterranean days, Ibiza weather is always ready to bring the party.

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It takes about three hours to fly to Ibiza from the UK/Ireland - 1 hour to nap, 1 hour to drink and 1 hour to vibe if you wanna break it up.

Ibiza is one hour ahead of the UK/Ireland - so even more excuse to head straight out once the cases are dropped off.

Ibiza is located in Spain, so the local currency is the Euro.

The official language spoken in Ibiza is Spanish.

Buses in Ibiza are clean, air-conditioned and only a couple of euros for a ride. The only problem is, the routes are a bit limited, so depending where you want to go, a bus might not be your best option.

If you're in the town centre, then chances are you'll see a lot of scooters nipping about. These are available to hire all over the island, and are a popular mode of transport to help locals get from A to B. Plus, it's good fun! If that's not really your thing, though, then you can always stick to a regular taxi to get around. You can spot official taxis by the green or red light on top, and they run on a metre. They can be a bit tricky to flag down, so your best bet might be heading straight to a taxi rank, or downloading an app such as TaxiClick which helps you track local taxis.

For parts of the island that are trickier to reach by car, water taxis are a fave form of transport among locals. You can find information boards near the Egg Roundabout (it's named accordingly, you'll know it when you see it). San Antonio harbour has loads of these handy little crafts shipping people from beach to beach on a daily basis.

Ibiza might be known for its pool parties and thumping beats, but that's not all it's about. For a more peaceful break, check out quieter resorts like Cala Tarida. This cute little town is hidden away in a sandy bay which benefits from sunshine all day long. There are no nightclubs here, but there is a cracking selection of bars and restaurants right by the sea.

Portinatx is another laidback resort if you'd rather skip the party scene. It's positioned at the north of the island, and it has three beaches up its sleeve, along with snorkelling and diving activities, and a popular hiking trail up to the highest lighthouse in the Balearics. Perfect for swapping those dancing shoes for hiking boots!

Like most holiday destinations, low season is the cheapest time to visit Ibiza, which is typically anytime between November and February. Facilities might be a bit on the limited side during this time, but don't worry - you're still looking at average temperatures of 16-19°C, which is a heck of a lot better than the winter season back home.

Alternatively, if you've got wiggle room, then April and May are a great all-rounder for toasty beach weather, availability of facilities, and cheap prices compared to the peak of summer.

Make a splash at Aguamar

If you're looking to get away from the beaches for a lil bit (weird flex, but okay), then you have to get this fun-filled aquatic centre on your list of to-do's. It's the perfect place to take the kids, complete with swimming pools, colourful waterslides, rides and picnic areas. Make sure you're planning to visit during your Summer holidays to Ibiza though, it's closed during low season.

Dive beneath the water’s surface

Ibiza is surrounded by an impressive coastline, meaning that you’ll find plenty of water activities on offer - so grab your snorkel, there’s a whole underwater world to explore! If cliff-diving's your thing, then Punta Galera in San Antonio is one of the safest places to do it. You won't miss these craggy cliffs - so pack your snorkel, your diving gear, or just a towel for some sunbathing!

Island hop your way around

If you’re eager to explore even the sleepiest parts of Ibiza, then hop on one of the regular ferries to the islet of Formentera where white sands and a Caribbean-esque seascape await. A budget jaunt across the waves to get a lil' something different on the itinerary - don't mind if we do.

Take a history lesson

Calling all history buffs - if you head to the heart of Ibiza Town then you’ll find Dalt Vila - an ancient fortress with fortified walls, Islamic architecture and a choice of museums. It's giving major school trip vibes but with a jolly twist, get immersed in the culture under the Ibiza sun.

Zip, zip, zip away at Acrobosc

This adventure park is nestled in a pine forest close to Cala Pada beach, with three different circuits of walk-over nets, tight ropes and zip slides, making it the perfect family day out for all the thrill-seekers. Maybe avoid if you're fear of heights is jelly-leg-inducing.

Get on your bike

Exploring on foot is one thing, but cycling your way along the coast on your holiday to Ibiza is a whole other experience. You’ll find plenty of bicycle rentals in the area, so hop on and lose yourself in some of the island’s most enchanting landscapes.

What events can I go to in Ibiza?
From traditional celebrations to modern music and independent film festivals, Ibiza's events calendar has something for everyone. Here are some of the best events to add to the Ibiza holidays bucket list:
- Fiesta of San Antonio (January) - a variety of colourful events including parties, parades, music and local food stalls are held in celebration of the Patron Saint’s day
- Fiesta of Santa Eulalia (February) - live music, traditional dancing and of course feasting take place in celebration of the Patron Saint of Santa Eulalia
- Carnival (February)- Ibiza Town comes to life with vibrant parades, extravagant costumes and music
- IBIZACINEFEST (February-March)- Ibiza’s International Independent Film Festival is a must-visit for film fanatics, celebrating homegrown talent and the work of Spanish directors
- Balearic Islands’ Day (March) - the official day of celebration in the Balearics, where you’ll find various activities, sports and food across the islands
- Ibiza's Wine Festival (March) - Viniterraneus is one of the most popular wine fairs in Spain, with hundreds of wines as well as street food on offer
- Flower Festival (May) - look out for colourful horse-drawn carts bursting with floral colours, as well as singing, dancing and a parade of classic cars
- Healing Ibiza (May) - the most relaxing festival you’ll experience, with peaceful music, yoga classes and natural therapies to improve the health of the body, mind and soul
- Fiesta de San Juan (June) - an Ibiza-wide celebration with festivals, wine tasting, local food and an epic firework display to top it all off
- Ibiza Gay Pride (July) - a time to celebrate all things LGBTQIA+ with parades, parties and plenty of culture all week long, the best way to party on your holiday to Ibiza.
- Eivissa Jazz Festival (August) - this festival has been going strong since 1989, with a fusion of jazz, blues and swing music from internationally renowned artists
- Ibiza Light Festival (October) - watch Ibiza Town come alive with spectacular light technologies created by talented artists, as well as, dance acts and interactive videos
- Ibiza Sabor (October) - foodies will love this autumn festival, where a number of restaurants across the island showcase local ingredients and traditional tasting menus
- International Christmas Market (November-January) - if you’re feeling festive then head to Ibiza’s Old Town for Christmas decorations, food stalls and hand-crafted goods
Where is the best nightlife in Ibiza?
Ibiza is the go-to place for dancing from dusk ‘til dawn, so if you’re in the mood for boat parties, club nights and beach raves, check out some of the nightlife hotspots below. There are even Disco Buses that run to and from some of the best nightclubs on the island.
- Privilege Ibiza - how could we not mention the world's biggest nightclub?! This place is literally known as a 'superclub' (with room for 10,000 peeps), and there's always an event going on.
- Ushuaïa, Ibiza Town - a must-visit for true party people. It’s a maze of eateries, bars and the largest outdoor clubbing space on the island. (Pictured above)
- Ibiza Rocks, San Antonio - awesome weekly events and the best summer line-up on the island. (Pictured right)
- Pacha, Ibiza Town - Ibiza’s most iconic nightclub which can house up to 3000 people, with DJ sets, late-night beats and world-class acts
- Hï Ibiza, Playa d'en Bossa - a state-of-the-art club split into two rooms - the Theatre and the Club, with light shows, VIP amenities and private teepee tents
- Oceanbeat Boat Parties - hop on board and choose from a variety of lively All Inclusive boat parties
- The Rock Bar, San Antonio - one of the most famous bars along the strip, offering a range of spirits and cocktails
- Popeye's Bar, Santa Eulalia - a cosy bar serving a range of drinks, paired with TV sports and tribute acts
- Cafe del Mar, Sant Antoni - if you're looking for something a bit more low-key on your Ibiza holiday, then meet your new fave spot with stun sunset views, chill tunes and delish cocktails.
What's the food like in Ibiza?
Ibizan cuisine is a medley of Mediterranean flavours, from your classic paella to your traditional hearty stews. When on your Ibiza holidays, be sure to check out these tasty bites:
- Arroz de Matanzas - a traditional Ibizan rice dish where local meat is cooked in a rich broth with saffron and mushrooms
- Sofrit Pagés - a Balearic stew made with potatoes, seasonal vegetables and various meats, including Ibizan sausages
- Tortilla - a potato and onion-based omelette which you’ll find in most tapas bars
- Ensaimadas - small croissants filled with chocolate or cream, or sometimes even pumpkin!
- Greixonera - a bread and butter pudding-style dessert made with leftover ensaïmadas, usually with cinnamon or lemon
- Flaó - a baked cheesecake-inspired pie, usually flavoured with mint and aniseed
How about we do you one better and give you some swanky suggestions? Check out these top dining spots:
- Mint Lounge Bar, San Antonio - a waterfront terrace, serving up a tasteful menu and laidback music
- Street Ibiza, San Antoni de Portmany - a must-visit spot for the best burgers in Ibiza
- Sa Capella Ibiza, San Antoni de Portmany - an elegant dining spot set on a rustic terrace surrounded by greenery
- FEEL IBIZA Restaurant, Es Figueral - a stylish venue serving mouth-watering pizzas in a chilled-out setting
- Wild Beets, Santa Gertrudis - this ones for all the plant-based legends out there, or people who just loveee some veggie/vegan goodies, you can tuck into a tonne of dishes including vegan burgers and quinoa salads to name a few.
- La Paloma, San Lorenzo – rustic charm meets Mediterranean magic. With homegrown ingredients and garden dining, this one’s a proper Ibiza foodie gem

Places to visit

Ibiza Old Town
For a wholesome day of culture, history and exploration on your Ibiza holidays, head to Ibiza's Old Town, or Dalt Vila, as the local's know it. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is surrounded by big fortified walls and overlooked by a hilltop castle - it's a quaint spot to escape to if the party scene isn't your kinda brew.
When you visit, you can book in on a walking tour or simply wander the cobbled streets yourself and see what you can find. Take comfy shoes and plenty of water, some of the routes can be a bit steep!
If culture is what you're searching for, head up to the Catedral de Santa Maria de la Neu, a 13th Century Cathedral, and the battlements of Castell d'Eivissa. From here, you'll have gorgeous views of both the Mediterranean and the red terracotta roofs of the town's buildings.
There are plenty of little shops selling local crafts, as well as cafés and restaurants for you to nip into on your way back down from the castle. It's a great opportunity to grab a souvenir for a friend or just enjoy a vino or three-no!
The Sunset Strip
As the sun goes down on another island day, and you're sipping a cocktail with your favourite people, this is the place you want to be. Chilled-out tunes serve as the backing track to the best sunsets on the island along this strip of bars and restaurants (hence the name!)
Check out the infamous Café del Mar and Café Mambo, or stroll a little further along the rocks to discover quieter places like Kasbah - just remember to call ahead and reserve a table - nothing worse than being told the place whose menu you've been gawking over all day is fully booked.
Cova de Can Marçà
You'll find this cave tucked away in the cliffs of northern Ibiza, and it's about as close to time travel as we're gonna get (until someone finally cracks that tech, anyway). This isn't your average 'hole in the ground' - it's a rocky, rugged wonderland, complete with ancient stalactites, stalagmites, (mineral formations, to me and you), and a light show that'll make your jaw drop. Imagine wandering through passages carved by pirates (yep, really), with secret smuggler markings still on the walls. It's like stepping into a real-life adventure movie, minus the creepy cave monsters (we hope). Plus, the views of the bay from the cave entrance are the kind that'll have your Instagram followers hitting 'like' faster than you can say "stalactite selfie!" So what are you waiting for? Get this on the bucket list for your holiday to Ibiza, whip out your comfy shoes, and get exploring.

The Balearic Government charge a sustainable tourism tax on all overnight stays which is payable on arrival in the hotel:

5-star & 4-star superior hotels: €4.40 per person, per day in high season
5-star & 4-star superior hotels: €1.10 per person, per day in low season
4-star & 3-star superior hotels : €3.30 per person, per day in high season
4-star & 3-star superior hotels: €0.82 per person, per day in low season
1-star, 2-star & 3-star hotels: €2.20 per person, per day in high season
1-star, 2-star & 3-star hotels: €0.55 per person, per day in low season

Exclusions: Children under the age of 16 are exempt from the tax and long-term holidaymakers may be subject to a 50% discount starting from the ninth day of their stay onwards. There is also a discount in low season between 1st November and 1st May each year.

Please check with your healthcare provider for all up to date vaccination advice before booking your holiday.

British Passport holders don’t need a visa to visit Ibiza. Holders of other passports are advised to check with their national embassy for any visa requirements.

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Enjoy our lowest-priced travel months!

🎉 Ibiza Highlights

🎧 Fun Facts

Top Places to stay on your holidays to Ibiza

Other resorts to choose from for your holidays to Ibiza:

What are the best beaches to visit on your Ibiza holidays 2025 / 2026?

What are the top hotels to stay at on your holidays to Ibiza?

🧳 Ibiza holidays travel guide

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Ibiza for Families

❤️ Ibiza for Couples

🥳 Ibiza for Groups

💃 Stag & Hen Parties in Ibiza

💰 Ibiza on a Budget

🍽️ Ibiza for Foodies

Getting Around on your Ibiza holidays

Other Balearic Island holidays:

Popular Ibiza hotels

Stunning Ibiza resorts

Weather in Ibiza

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Make a splash at Aguamar

Dive beneath the water’s surface

Island hop your way around

Take a history lesson

Zip, zip, zip away at Acrobosc

Get on your bike

What events can I go to in Ibiza?

Where is the best nightlife in Ibiza?

What's the food like in Ibiza?

Places to visit

Ibiza Old Town

The Sunset Strip

Cova de Can Marçà

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Flight Time

3 hrs

Time difference

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Currency

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Language

Spanish

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