Located east of the island, a small and familiar village, with legendary restaurants like Las Dalias and Bar Anitas. This village was one of the venues of the first Hippies of the island, and there have been great artists, musicians and intellectuals. Every Saturday in summer and part of the offseason opens the hippy market […]

The beach of Es Jondal in Ibiza is next to Sa Caleta and Es Xarcu. You can get there from Sant Josep, taking the road to Ibiza and the deviation to the right 5km later, at a junction with signs to Sa Caleta and Cala Jondal, then again to the right and continue 1,5 km […]

The small village of Santa Ines is surrounded by gentle rolling countryside, and this region is full of almond trees. The blossom season in January and February is spectacular and has given the area the status of a protected area of special interest. The village comprises a church, a supermarket, a few bars and a […]

Ibiza has been inhabited since 2700 years due to being a strategic point within the Mediterranean commercial route. EIVISSA for the Ibicencos, has been a meeting point of numerous cultures and has preserved its cosmopolitan spirit until today. Having the fame of being the “Chameleon Isle”, Ibiza certainly adapts to every person and gives what […]

To the east, Santa Eulalia (or Santa Eulària des Riu in Ibicenco) is the island’s third town in importance and population after Ibiza and San Antonio. This is a quiet and family friendly tourist resort where you may not find much partying but where gorgeous beaches, great restaurants, craft markets and tradition abound. How to get to Santa Eulalia […]

Ibiza is famous for its bohemian atmosphere and vibrant culture. One of the places that best captures this essence is the Las Dalias hippy market. Located on the road to Sant Carles, this market has been a meeting point for locals and visitors for decades. What makes Las Dalias so special? In this article, we […]

Going out to enjoy delicious tapas in Ibiza has become an essential culinary experience for both locals and visitors. The island, known for its vibrant nightlife and idyllic landscapes, also offers a rich gastronomic tradition that is manifested in its varied options of tapas and pinchos. From picturesque bars on cobbled streets to restaurants with […]

San José is Ibiza’s largest municipality and one of its most visited as it has some of the most famous beaches on the island. To the east it extends as far as Playa den Bossa, a beach which it shares with the municipality of Ibiza while to the west it takes in Cala de Bou […]

Ibiza is known for being a destination people fall in love with, which has even turned into a popular saying among foreign residents living on the island, and the truth is that almost everyone who comes to the island, does so for love. In any event, Ibiza is a veritable paradise for love birds, and […]

Located east of the island, a small and familiar village, with legendary restaurants like Las Dalias and Bar Anitas. This village was one of the venues of the first Hippies of the island, and there have been great artists, musicians and intellectuals. Every Saturday in summer and part of the offseason opens the hippy market […]

The beach of Es Jondal in Ibiza is next to Sa Caleta and Es Xarcu. You can get there from Sant Josep, taking the road to Ibiza and the deviation to the right 5km later, at a junction with signs to Sa Caleta and Cala Jondal, then again to the right and continue 1,5 km […]

The small village of Santa Ines is surrounded by gentle rolling countryside, and this region is full of almond trees. The blossom season in January and February is spectacular and has given the area the status of a protected area of special interest. The village comprises a church, a supermarket, a few bars and a […]

Ibiza has been inhabited since 2700 years due to being a strategic point within the Mediterranean commercial route. EIVISSA for the Ibicencos, has been a meeting point of numerous cultures and has preserved its cosmopolitan spirit until today. Having the fame of being the “Chameleon Isle”, Ibiza certainly adapts to every person and gives what […]

To the east, Santa Eulalia (or Santa Eulària des Riu in Ibicenco) is the island’s third town in importance and population after Ibiza and San Antonio. This is a quiet and family friendly tourist resort where you may not find much partying but where gorgeous beaches, great restaurants, craft markets and tradition abound. How to get to Santa Eulalia […]

Ibiza is famous for its bohemian atmosphere and vibrant culture. One of the places that best captures this essence is the Las Dalias hippy market. Located on the road to Sant Carles, this market has been a meeting point for locals and visitors for decades. What makes Las Dalias so special? In this article, we […]

Going out to enjoy delicious tapas in Ibiza has become an essential culinary experience for both locals and visitors. The island, known for its vibrant nightlife and idyllic landscapes, also offers a rich gastronomic tradition that is manifested in its varied options of tapas and pinchos. From picturesque bars on cobbled streets to restaurants with […]

San José is Ibiza’s largest municipality and one of its most visited as it has some of the most famous beaches on the island. To the east it extends as far as Playa den Bossa, a beach which it shares with the municipality of Ibiza while to the west it takes in Cala de Bou […]

Ibiza is known for being a destination people fall in love with, which has even turned into a popular saying among foreign residents living on the island, and the truth is that almost everyone who comes to the island, does so for love. In any event, Ibiza is a veritable paradise for love birds, and […]

Located east of the island, a small and familiar village, with legendary restaurants like Las Dalias and Bar Anitas. This village was one of the venues of the first Hippies of the island, and there have been great artists, musicians and intellectuals. Every Saturday in summer and part of the offseason opens the hippy market […]

The beach of Es Jondal in Ibiza is next to Sa Caleta and Es Xarcu. You can get there from Sant Josep, taking the road to Ibiza and the deviation to the right 5km later, at a junction with signs to Sa Caleta and Cala Jondal, then again to the right and continue 1,5 km […]

The small village of Santa Ines is surrounded by gentle rolling countryside, and this region is full of almond trees. The blossom season in January and February is spectacular and has given the area the status of a protected area of special interest. The village comprises a church, a supermarket, a few bars and a […]

Ibiza has been inhabited since 2700 years due to being a strategic point within the Mediterranean commercial route. EIVISSA for the Ibicencos, has been a meeting point of numerous cultures and has preserved its cosmopolitan spirit until today. Having the fame of being the “Chameleon Isle”, Ibiza certainly adapts to every person and gives what […]

To the east, Santa Eulalia (or Santa Eulària des Riu in Ibicenco) is the island’s third town in importance and population after Ibiza and San Antonio. This is a quiet and family friendly tourist resort where you may not find much partying but where gorgeous beaches, great restaurants, craft markets and tradition abound. How to get to Santa Eulalia […]

Ibiza is famous for its bohemian atmosphere and vibrant culture. One of the places that best captures this essence is the Las Dalias hippy market. Located on the road to Sant Carles, this market has been a meeting point for locals and visitors for decades. What makes Las Dalias so special? In this article, we […]

Going out to enjoy delicious tapas in Ibiza has become an essential culinary experience for both locals and visitors. The island, known for its vibrant nightlife and idyllic landscapes, also offers a rich gastronomic tradition that is manifested in its varied options of tapas and pinchos. From picturesque bars on cobbled streets to restaurants with […]

San José is Ibiza’s largest municipality and one of its most visited as it has some of the most famous beaches on the island. To the east it extends as far as Playa den Bossa, a beach which it shares with the municipality of Ibiza while to the west it takes in Cala de Bou […]

Ibiza is known for being a destination people fall in love with, which has even turned into a popular saying among foreign residents living on the island, and the truth is that almost everyone who comes to the island, does so for love. In any event, Ibiza is a veritable paradise for love birds, and […]

Located east of the island, a small and familiar village, with legendary restaurants like Las Dalias and Bar Anitas. This village was one of the venues of the first Hippies of the island, and there have been great artists, musicians and intellectuals. Every Saturday in summer and part of the offseason opens the hippy market […]

The beach of Es Jondal in Ibiza is next to Sa Caleta and Es Xarcu. You can get there from Sant Josep, taking the road to Ibiza and the deviation to the right 5km later, at a junction with signs to Sa Caleta and Cala Jondal, then again to the right and continue 1,5 km […]

The small village of Santa Ines is surrounded by gentle rolling countryside, and this region is full of almond trees. The blossom season in January and February is spectacular and has given the area the status of a protected area of special interest. The village comprises a church, a supermarket, a few bars and a […]

Ibiza has been inhabited since 2700 years due to being a strategic point within the Mediterranean commercial route. EIVISSA for the Ibicencos, has been a meeting point of numerous cultures and has preserved its cosmopolitan spirit until today. Having the fame of being the “Chameleon Isle”, Ibiza certainly adapts to every person and gives what […]

To the east, Santa Eulalia (or Santa Eulària des Riu in Ibicenco) is the island’s third town in importance and population after Ibiza and San Antonio. This is a quiet and family friendly tourist resort where you may not find much partying but where gorgeous beaches, great restaurants, craft markets and tradition abound. How to get to Santa Eulalia […]

Ibiza is famous for its bohemian atmosphere and vibrant culture. One of the places that best captures this essence is the Las Dalias hippy market. Located on the road to Sant Carles, this market has been a meeting point for locals and visitors for decades. What makes Las Dalias so special? In this article, we […]

Going out to enjoy delicious tapas in Ibiza has become an essential culinary experience for both locals and visitors. The island, known for its vibrant nightlife and idyllic landscapes, also offers a rich gastronomic tradition that is manifested in its varied options of tapas and pinchos. From picturesque bars on cobbled streets to restaurants with […]

San José is Ibiza’s largest municipality and one of its most visited as it has some of the most famous beaches on the island. To the east it extends as far as Playa den Bossa, a beach which it shares with the municipality of Ibiza while to the west it takes in Cala de Bou […]

Ibiza is known for being a destination people fall in love with, which has even turned into a popular saying among foreign residents living on the island, and the truth is that almost everyone who comes to the island, does so for love. In any event, Ibiza is a veritable paradise for love birds, and […]

Located east of the island, a small and familiar village, with legendary restaurants like Las Dalias and Bar Anitas. This village was one of the venues of the first Hippies of the island, and there have been great artists, musicians and intellectuals. Every Saturday in summer and part of the offseason opens the hippy market […]

The beach of Es Jondal in Ibiza is next to Sa Caleta and Es Xarcu. You can get there from Sant Josep, taking the road to Ibiza and the deviation to the right 5km later, at a junction with signs to Sa Caleta and Cala Jondal, then again to the right and continue 1,5 km […]

The small village of Santa Ines is surrounded by gentle rolling countryside, and this region is full of almond trees. The blossom season in January and February is spectacular and has given the area the status of a protected area of special interest. The village comprises a church, a supermarket, a few bars and a […]

Ibiza has been inhabited since 2700 years due to being a strategic point within the Mediterranean commercial route. EIVISSA for the Ibicencos, has been a meeting point of numerous cultures and has preserved its cosmopolitan spirit until today. Having the fame of being the “Chameleon Isle”, Ibiza certainly adapts to every person and gives what […]

To the east, Santa Eulalia (or Santa Eulària des Riu in Ibicenco) is the island’s third town in importance and population after Ibiza and San Antonio. This is a quiet and family friendly tourist resort where you may not find much partying but where gorgeous beaches, great restaurants, craft markets and tradition abound. How to get to Santa Eulalia […]

Ibiza is famous for its bohemian atmosphere and vibrant culture. One of the places that best captures this essence is the Las Dalias hippy market. Located on the road to Sant Carles, this market has been a meeting point for locals and visitors for decades. What makes Las Dalias so special? In this article, we […]

Going out to enjoy delicious tapas in Ibiza has become an essential culinary experience for both locals and visitors. The island, known for its vibrant nightlife and idyllic landscapes, also offers a rich gastronomic tradition that is manifested in its varied options of tapas and pinchos. From picturesque bars on cobbled streets to restaurants with […]

San José is Ibiza’s largest municipality and one of its most visited as it has some of the most famous beaches on the island. To the east it extends as far as Playa den Bossa, a beach which it shares with the municipality of Ibiza while to the west it takes in Cala de Bou […]

Ibiza is known for being a destination people fall in love with, which has even turned into a popular saying among foreign residents living on the island, and the truth is that almost everyone who comes to the island, does so for love. In any event, Ibiza is a veritable paradise for love birds, and […]

Located east of the island, a small and familiar village, with legendary restaurants like Las Dalias and Bar Anitas. This village was one of the venues of the first Hippies of the island, and there have been great artists, musicians and intellectuals. Every Saturday in summer and part of the offseason opens the hippy market […]

The beach of Es Jondal in Ibiza is next to Sa Caleta and Es Xarcu. You can get there from Sant Josep, taking the road to Ibiza and the deviation to the right 5km later, at a junction with signs to Sa Caleta and Cala Jondal, then again to the right and continue 1,5 km […]

The small village of Santa Ines is surrounded by gentle rolling countryside, and this region is full of almond trees. The blossom season in January and February is spectacular and has given the area the status of a protected area of special interest. The village comprises a church, a supermarket, a few bars and a […]

Ibiza has been inhabited since 2700 years due to being a strategic point within the Mediterranean commercial route. EIVISSA for the Ibicencos, has been a meeting point of numerous cultures and has preserved its cosmopolitan spirit until today. Having the fame of being the “Chameleon Isle”, Ibiza certainly adapts to every person and gives what […]

To the east, Santa Eulalia (or Santa Eulària des Riu in Ibicenco) is the island’s third town in importance and population after Ibiza and San Antonio. This is a quiet and family friendly tourist resort where you may not find much partying but where gorgeous beaches, great restaurants, craft markets and tradition abound. How to get to Santa Eulalia […]

Ibiza is famous for its bohemian atmosphere and vibrant culture. One of the places that best captures this essence is the Las Dalias hippy market. Located on the road to Sant Carles, this market has been a meeting point for locals and visitors for decades. What makes Las Dalias so special? In this article, we […]

Going out to enjoy delicious tapas in Ibiza has become an essential culinary experience for both locals and visitors. The island, known for its vibrant nightlife and idyllic landscapes, also offers a rich gastronomic tradition that is manifested in its varied options of tapas and pinchos. From picturesque bars on cobbled streets to restaurants with […]

San José is Ibiza’s largest municipality and one of its most visited as it has some of the most famous beaches on the island. To the east it extends as far as Playa den Bossa, a beach which it shares with the municipality of Ibiza while to the west it takes in Cala de Bou […]

Ibiza is known for being a destination people fall in love with, which has even turned into a popular saying among foreign residents living on the island, and the truth is that almost everyone who comes to the island, does so for love. In any event, Ibiza is a veritable paradise for love birds, and […]

Located east of the island, a small and familiar village, with legendary restaurants like Las Dalias and Bar Anitas. This village was one of the venues of the first Hippies of the island, and there have been great artists, musicians and intellectuals. Every Saturday in summer and part of the offseason opens the hippy market […]

The beach of Es Jondal in Ibiza is next to Sa Caleta and Es Xarcu. You can get there from Sant Josep, taking the road to Ibiza and the deviation to the right 5km later, at a junction with signs to Sa Caleta and Cala Jondal, then again to the right and continue 1,5 km […]

The small village of Santa Ines is surrounded by gentle rolling countryside, and this region is full of almond trees. The blossom season in January and February is spectacular and has given the area the status of a protected area of special interest. The village comprises a church, a supermarket, a few bars and a […]

Ibiza has been inhabited since 2700 years due to being a strategic point within the Mediterranean commercial route. EIVISSA for the Ibicencos, has been a meeting point of numerous cultures and has preserved its cosmopolitan spirit until today. Having the fame of being the “Chameleon Isle”, Ibiza certainly adapts to every person and gives what […]

To the east, Santa Eulalia (or Santa Eulària des Riu in Ibicenco) is the island’s third town in importance and population after Ibiza and San Antonio. This is a quiet and family friendly tourist resort where you may not find much partying but where gorgeous beaches, great restaurants, craft markets and tradition abound. How to get to Santa Eulalia […]

Ibiza is famous for its bohemian atmosphere and vibrant culture. One of the places that best captures this essence is the Las Dalias hippy market. Located on the road to Sant Carles, this market has been a meeting point for locals and visitors for decades. What makes Las Dalias so special? In this article, we […]

Going out to enjoy delicious tapas in Ibiza has become an essential culinary experience for both locals and visitors. The island, known for its vibrant nightlife and idyllic landscapes, also offers a rich gastronomic tradition that is manifested in its varied options of tapas and pinchos. From picturesque bars on cobbled streets to restaurants with […]

San José is Ibiza’s largest municipality and one of its most visited as it has some of the most famous beaches on the island. To the east it extends as far as Playa den Bossa, a beach which it shares with the municipality of Ibiza while to the west it takes in Cala de Bou […]

Ibiza is known for being a destination people fall in love with, which has even turned into a popular saying among foreign residents living on the island, and the truth is that almost everyone who comes to the island, does so for love. In any event, Ibiza is a veritable paradise for love birds, and […]

Located east of the island, a small and familiar village, with legendary restaurants like Las Dalias and Bar Anitas. This village was one of the venues of the first Hippies of the island, and there have been great artists, musicians and intellectuals. Every Saturday in summer and part of the offseason opens the hippy market […]

The beach of Es Jondal in Ibiza is next to Sa Caleta and Es Xarcu. You can get there from Sant Josep, taking the road to Ibiza and the deviation to the right 5km later, at a junction with signs to Sa Caleta and Cala Jondal, then again to the right and continue 1,5 km […]

The small village of Santa Ines is surrounded by gentle rolling countryside, and this region is full of almond trees. The blossom season in January and February is spectacular and has given the area the status of a protected area of special interest. The village comprises a church, a supermarket, a few bars and a […]

Ibiza has been inhabited since 2700 years due to being a strategic point within the Mediterranean commercial route. EIVISSA for the Ibicencos, has been a meeting point of numerous cultures and has preserved its cosmopolitan spirit until today. Having the fame of being the “Chameleon Isle”, Ibiza certainly adapts to every person and gives what […]

To the east, Santa Eulalia (or Santa Eulària des Riu in Ibicenco) is the island’s third town in importance and population after Ibiza and San Antonio. This is a quiet and family friendly tourist resort where you may not find much partying but where gorgeous beaches, great restaurants, craft markets and tradition abound. How to get to Santa Eulalia […]

Ibiza is famous for its bohemian atmosphere and vibrant culture. One of the places that best captures this essence is the Las Dalias hippy market. Located on the road to Sant Carles, this market has been a meeting point for locals and visitors for decades. What makes Las Dalias so special? In this article, we […]

Going out to enjoy delicious tapas in Ibiza has become an essential culinary experience for both locals and visitors. The island, known for its vibrant nightlife and idyllic landscapes, also offers a rich gastronomic tradition that is manifested in its varied options of tapas and pinchos. From picturesque bars on cobbled streets to restaurants with […]

San José is Ibiza’s largest municipality and one of its most visited as it has some of the most famous beaches on the island. To the east it extends as far as Playa den Bossa, a beach which it shares with the municipality of Ibiza while to the west it takes in Cala de Bou […]

Ibiza is known for being a destination people fall in love with, which has even turned into a popular saying among foreign residents living on the island, and the truth is that almost everyone who comes to the island, does so for love. In any event, Ibiza is a veritable paradise for love birds, and […]

Located east of the island, a small and familiar village, with legendary restaurants like Las Dalias and Bar Anitas. This village was one of the venues of the first Hippies of the island, and there have been great artists, musicians and intellectuals. Every Saturday in summer and part of the offseason opens the hippy market […]

The beach of Es Jondal in Ibiza is next to Sa Caleta and Es Xarcu. You can get there from Sant Josep, taking the road to Ibiza and the deviation to the right 5km later, at a junction with signs to Sa Caleta and Cala Jondal, then again to the right and continue 1,5 km […]

The small village of Santa Ines is surrounded by gentle rolling countryside, and this region is full of almond trees. The blossom season in January and February is spectacular and has given the area the status of a protected area of special interest. The village comprises a church, a supermarket, a few bars and a […]

Ibiza has been inhabited since 2700 years due to being a strategic point within the Mediterranean commercial route. EIVISSA for the Ibicencos, has been a meeting point of numerous cultures and has preserved its cosmopolitan spirit until today. Having the fame of being the “Chameleon Isle”, Ibiza certainly adapts to every person and gives what […]

To the east, Santa Eulalia (or Santa Eulària des Riu in Ibicenco) is the island’s third town in importance and population after Ibiza and San Antonio. This is a quiet and family friendly tourist resort where you may not find much partying but where gorgeous beaches, great restaurants, craft markets and tradition abound. How to get to Santa Eulalia […]

Ibiza is famous for its bohemian atmosphere and vibrant culture. One of the places that best captures this essence is the Las Dalias hippy market. Located on the road to Sant Carles, this market has been a meeting point for locals and visitors for decades. What makes Las Dalias so special? In this article, we […]

Going out to enjoy delicious tapas in Ibiza has become an essential culinary experience for both locals and visitors. The island, known for its vibrant nightlife and idyllic landscapes, also offers a rich gastronomic tradition that is manifested in its varied options of tapas and pinchos. From picturesque bars on cobbled streets to restaurants with […]

San José is Ibiza’s largest municipality and one of its most visited as it has some of the most famous beaches on the island. To the east it extends as far as Playa den Bossa, a beach which it shares with the municipality of Ibiza while to the west it takes in Cala de Bou […]

Ibiza is known for being a destination people fall in love with, which has even turned into a popular saying among foreign residents living on the island, and the truth is that almost everyone who comes to the island, does so for love. In any event, Ibiza is a veritable paradise for love birds, and […]

Located east of the island, a small and familiar village, with legendary restaurants like Las Dalias and Bar Anitas. This village was one of the venues of the first Hippies of the island, and there have been great artists, musicians and intellectuals. Every Saturday in summer and part of the offseason opens the hippy market […]

The beach of Es Jondal in Ibiza is next to Sa Caleta and Es Xarcu. You can get there from Sant Josep, taking the road to Ibiza and the deviation to the right 5km later, at a junction with signs to Sa Caleta and Cala Jondal, then again to the right and continue 1,5 km […]

The small village of Santa Ines is surrounded by gentle rolling countryside, and this region is full of almond trees. The blossom season in January and February is spectacular and has given the area the status of a protected area of special interest. The village comprises a church, a supermarket, a few bars and a […]

Ibiza has been inhabited since 2700 years due to being a strategic point within the Mediterranean commercial route. EIVISSA for the Ibicencos, has been a meeting point of numerous cultures and has preserved its cosmopolitan spirit until today. Having the fame of being the “Chameleon Isle”, Ibiza certainly adapts to every person and gives what […]

To the east, Santa Eulalia (or Santa Eulària des Riu in Ibicenco) is the island’s third town in importance and population after Ibiza and San Antonio. This is a quiet and family friendly tourist resort where you may not find much partying but where gorgeous beaches, great restaurants, craft markets and tradition abound. How to get to Santa Eulalia […]

Ibiza is famous for its bohemian atmosphere and vibrant culture. One of the places that best captures this essence is the Las Dalias hippy market. Located on the road to Sant Carles, this market has been a meeting point for locals and visitors for decades. What makes Las Dalias so special? In this article, we […]

Going out to enjoy delicious tapas in Ibiza has become an essential culinary experience for both locals and visitors. The island, known for its vibrant nightlife and idyllic landscapes, also offers a rich gastronomic tradition that is manifested in its varied options of tapas and pinchos. From picturesque bars on cobbled streets to restaurants with […]

San José is Ibiza’s largest municipality and one of its most visited as it has some of the most famous beaches on the island. To the east it extends as far as Playa den Bossa, a beach which it shares with the municipality of Ibiza while to the west it takes in Cala de Bou […]

Ibiza is known for being a destination people fall in love with, which has even turned into a popular saying among foreign residents living on the island, and the truth is that almost everyone who comes to the island, does so for love. In any event, Ibiza is a veritable paradise for love birds, and […]