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Villas in Ibiza to rent
The real ‘secret’ of Ibiza lies in its many beautiful beaches and secluded coves scattered around the island, with crystal clear warm seas and fine sandy beaches, perfect for safe bathing and snorkelling. From the tiniest coves tucked away off the beaten track with rustic family run restaurants, to the super trendy venues of Cala Jondal (Blue Marlin) and Salines beach (Jockey Club) to child friendly beach clubs with crèches, there is something for everyone. Spread amongst the hills there are idyllic luxury villas in Ibiza to rent with easy access to the many little villages and larger towns. Here, you will find everything you need for an unforgettable ibiza holiday, from traditional family run cafes and bars to world class restaurants and retreats. If you’re looking for somewhere to stay in Ibiza, take a look at our collection of Ibiza villa rentals.
Things we love…
“It goes without saying that the nightlife here is world renowned but there is so much more to this beautiful island than the clubs and DJ’s it has become famous for. We highly recommend a boat trip to the pretty and peaceful Formontera beach. With turquoise waters and soft, white sand, it is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the whole of Spain.”
Things to be aware of…
“Parking can be tricky when visiting the main towns. It is often easier to find a car park or parking space just outside the town and wander in on foot. Restaurants can be pricey too but it is well worth exploring eateries and bars away from the main streets which can be less expensive and more authentic.”
– Ginnie, Managing Director
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Ibiza may be well known for its wild party scene, but there’s so much more to this magical island. Amidst the island’s picturesque landscape, you’ll find sprawling olive and citrus groves, historic 16th-century ramparts overlooking Ibiza town, and pristine white sandy beaches fringing the coastline. And of course there are plenty of luxury holiday villas in Ibiza to relax in!
There is an array of glamorous spots in Ibiza that lure celebs, from David Guetta to Rafael Nadal, but there’s also plenty of family appeal, too. So whether you seek sandy shores, lush hiking trails, romantic beach bars, or family-friendly tours, Ibiza’s magnetic powers are bound to work their magic.
Discover the best things to do in Ibiza in our blog below.
Ibiza is often celebrated for its legendary all-night parties and bustling beach clubs. Yet, this vibrant island, nestled off the coast of Spain, also offers a tranquil escape for those seeking a slower-paced holiday in Ibiza of beach-hopping and sun-soaked relaxation. The best beaches in Ibiza range from untouched bays to gem-like white-sand coves, and if you’re still looking for a party, of course, there are plenty of beach bars to satiate your thirst. Within close proximity of many of our holiday villas in Ibiza, you can find some of the best beaches the island has to offer.
Discover the best beaches in Ibiza in our blog below.
Ibiza is a fantastic destination for families. With plenty of beaches (over 80, in fact) and attractions, there’s a whole lot of fun to be had for all ages on this sun-soaked island in Spain. We know that planning a trip with children can be a challenge, so we’ve put together our expert guide to family activities in Ibiza. As well as kicking back in your private family-friendly villa in Ibiza, there are plenty of adventures to be had with your little ones.
Discover the best family activities in Ibiza in the blog below.
Ibiza is not only a beautiful island to explore with a multitude of adventures and fun to engage in, it is also a food lover’s paradise. As the island has evolved over time, so has the food scene, and it is now possible to have some of the finest food found anywhere in the world on this little island. It is also still easy to find traditional, well-priced eateries that embrace local produce and wines so, whatever your craving, there will always be something for you! Here we explore some of the best restaurants in Ibiza to inspire your culinary journey.
Discover the best restaurants in Ibiza in the blog below.
Ibiza has something to offer all year round. Whether you are looking for summer fun and endless beach days, or would prefer a more chilled out atmosphere with temperatures perfect for hiking and adventure, timing is everything.
Each season has a different vibe and we explore what to expect, season to season, on this magical island.
To read more about the best time to visit Ibiza, simply click on our dedicated blog below.
Although the island is relatively small, there is so much variety between the different areas in Ibiza. Whether you are looking for a lively vibe, a peaceful retreat, or a bit of both, there is something for everyone here. We explore some of the best places to stay in Ibiza, highlighting what makes each area special and perhaps pointing out some things to be aware of.
Read more about the best places to stay in Ibiza in our blog below.
Yes, Ibiza is a safe island with a low crime rate. That said, no matter where you are visiting, holidaymakers should remember to use common sense and take normal precautions when travelling.
Ibiza is hottest during July and August, with average temperatures of 30°C.
Ibiza is notorious for its buzzing nightlife, though has plenty on offer beside that. With over 80 beaches, multiple markets, and plenty of history to explore, there is something for everyone.
Ibiza town is a cosmopolitan hub, with countless clubs, bars, restaurants, shops, and a busy, energised atmosphere on the streets.
Yes, Ibiza can be expensive but, like most places, it is possible to enjoy your time there on a budget. The cost can depend on a few factors, including the season, the location, the transport you choose, and where you decide to eat and drink.
There are a number of ways to get to Ibiza depending on your start point, price point, and preferences.
By plane
To get to Ibiza by plane, you can fly directly to Ibiza Airport, which is the island’s only airport. Many airlines offer direct flights to Ibiza from major cities across Europe, especially during the summer months.
By car
While you cannot drive directly to Ibiza, you can bring your car with you on a ferry from mainland Spain. To do this, drive to one of the key ports – Valencia, Barcelona, or Denia – and board a ferry that accommodates vehicles. Ferry journeys take 3 to 9 hours, depending on the route, and many services offer pre-bookable car spaces to ensure a smooth and hassle-free trip.
By bus
It is not possible to take a bus directly to Ibiza, as the island requires a ferry trip for the final leg of your journey. Major bus companies operate long-distance services to mainland ports like Valencia, Barcelona, and Denia, where you can transfer to a ferry. These ferries take between 3 and 9 hours and will drop you off at either Ibiza Town or San Antonio. Be sure to book tickets in advance, as they can sell out, and allow extra time between buses and ferries to account for any delays.
By train
Reaching Ibiza by train requires combining rail travel with a ferry since Ibiza is an island. Using Spain’s rail network, holidaymakers can easily reach one of the major port towns, and then board a ferry from Valencia, Barcelona, or Denia, arriving in Ibiza town or San Antonio.
By boat
Traveling to Ibiza by boat offers a scenic and enjoyable journey across the Mediterranean and is the only alternative to flying. Visitors can choose to depart from ports such as Valencia, Barcelona, or Denia, with travel times of approximately 9, 6, and 3 hours, respectively. There are various ferry options available, including faster (but typically more expensive) services. To ensure a smooth trip, book your tickets in advance, especially during the busy tourist season, and keep in mind that winter crossings can be choppier – so packing motion sickness remedies is a good idea!
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