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The white light of R & R

Ibiza, known as the White Island, is a haven of biodiversity and culture that goes far beyond its reputation. Discover an experience for those looking to connect with the true essence of the island or enjoy mesmerising sunsets in the relaxed setting of Santa Eulària.

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WHAT TO SEE IN IBIZA

Dalt Vila: the walled heart

Declared a World Heritage Site, the upper part of Eivissa or Ibiza Town is a labyrinth of white-washed alleyways steeped in history. Once you pass through its walls, the Dalt Vila district reveals gems such as the impressive Sant Jaume bastion and the cathedral. As you make your way down to the seaside neighbourhoods of La Marina and Sa Penya, you can feel the pulse of a city that has managed to preserve its spirit as a Mediterranean port under the watchful eye of its fortresses.
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WHAT TO SEE IN IBIZA

The magic of Es Vedrà

The silhouette of Es Vedrà is, perhaps, the island’s most iconic image. This magnificent islet, together with Vedranell and Els Ponents, forms a nature reserve that looks as though it has been plucked right out of a fairy tale. It is the ideal setting for admiring unforgettable sunsets and discovering a marine ecosystem in a world-renowned destination for scuba divers. A spot where nature takes over the landscape and creates an atmosphere of pure mysticism.
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WHAT TO SEE IN IBIZA

Ses Salines: the origin of the White Island

This Nature Reserve is the ecological heart and soul of Ibiza. This is where the Posidonia seagrass meadows grow which give the waters their turquoise hue. They are also protected by UNESCO. Set amid lagoons, dunes and juniper forests, the reserve safely guards the history of salt, the island’s most symbolic product. It is a place of absolute tranquillity where you can watch migratory birds and stroll along some of the longest and most unspoilt beaches in the Mediterranean.
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WHAT TO SEE IN IBIZA

Santa Eulària and Puig de Missa

Santa Eulària des Riu is renowned for its peaceful atmosphere and its rich cultural heritage. Towering over the village is the Puig de Missa, an impressive fortress church that once served as a refuge from pirates. Wandering around the surrounding area gives you the chance to visit the Ethnological Museum and the Barrau Museum and discover a laid-back side of Ibiza that keeps its traditions alive amid almond groves and trails that invite you to explore them at your own pace.
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WHAT TO DO IN IBIZA

Traces of pirates and Phoenicians

Ibiza’s landscape conceals treasures that defy the passage of time. The Cova de Can Marçà, a former smugglers’ hideout under a cliff in the north, offers a fascinating underground journey. Further living testaments to the civilisations that shaped the island are the Phoenician settlement of Sa Caleta and the Puig des Molins necropolis. Experiences that combine the adventure of exploring caves with an appreciation of the Mediterranean’s most important archaeological heritage.
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WHAT TO EAT IN IBIZA

The essence of the sea and the flavours of the land

Ibizan cuisine is a tribute to the Mediterranean, with ‘bullit de peix’ – a kind of fish stew – taking centre stage, followed by a creamy '‘arroz a banda’' rice cooked in stock made from the fish in the dish itself. Alongside rediscovered culinary treasures such as ‘borrida de rajada’ – skate casserole, the countryside makes a strong contribution with its ‘arroz de matanzas’ – a meaty rice-based casserole. The grand finale is provided by ‘greixonera’, which is similar to bread pudding, and ‘flaó’ – a unique soft cheese and mint tart which, served with a glass of frígola liqueur, encapsulates the island’s identity.
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WHERE TO EAT IN IBIZA

A table overlooking the Mediterranean

Discovering local flavours is an immersive experience at our Buffet Agave restaurant. Here, tradition meets live cooking to offer the most authentic dishes alongside vegetarian options and balanced menus. The extensive and varied buffets allow you to discover Ibiza’s rich culinary heritage in a setting designed for you to enjoy the tranquillity of the north of the island.
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BEACHES OF IBIZA

Es Canar and the tranquillity of Santa Eulària

Santa Eulària is home to some of the island’s quietest and most welcoming beaches, with Es Canar leading the way. This 350-metre-long sandy beach is perfect for a family day out thanks to its easy access and calm waters. Surrounded by pine forests and offering excellent facilities, it epitomises the laid-back and welcoming side of Ibiza. An idyllic setting where coves such as Cala Llonga and Cala Nova offer the perfect opportunity for total relaxation by the sea.
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BEACHES OF IBIZA

Ses Salines: the icon of the Mediterranean

Set within a protected area of inestimable value, Ses Salines is a must-see on any trip to the island. Its white sandy seabed and crystal-clear waters make it a setting of unrivalled beauty, famous throughout the world for its cosmopolitan atmosphere. It is a beach with gentle waves and sweeping horizons, where the natural beauty of the Nature Reserve blends with the unique charm that only Ibiza can exude.
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BEACHES OF IBIZA

Playa d’en Bossa: miles of energy

As one of Ibiza’s longest beaches, Playa d’en Bossa has something for every kind of traveller. It is a social hub and home to the most iconic bars and beach bars, but its expanse also means you can find quiet spots to relax in. A lively beach that embodies the island’s most vibrant side, ideal for those looking to combine sunbathing with the best entertainment on offer.
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BEACHES OF IBIZA

Sant Antoni and its hidden coves

The municipality of Sant Antoni is home to hidden gems such as Cala Salada and its neighbour, Cala Saladeta. Surrounded by a lush pine forest and very few buildings, these coves stand out for their incredibly crystal-clear waters and peaceful atmosphere. A path winding through the rocks connects the two coves, offering an authentic swimming experience where the scent of Mediterranean vegetation and the blue of the Ibizan Adriatic take centre stage.
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EVENTS IN IBIZA

Sant Antoni Festival

Sant Antoni gets the year in Ibiza off to an energetic start. The festival is notable for its fascinating duality: it combines traditions such as the Moors and Christians parades and the blessing of animals with the free-spirited atmosphere of the ‘Flower Power’ and ‘La Movida’ festivals. With wigs, flowers and 80s music, this unique celebration shows that the island’s spirit knows no seasons and is always ready for a dance.
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EVENTS IN IBIZA

Seafaring tradition and Our Lady of Carmel

In July, Ibiza’s seafaring spirit comes into its own with the feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. The ports, particularly that of Eivissa-Vila, become the focal point of one of the most spectacular maritime processions in the Mediterranean. Dozens of festooned fishing boats set out to escort their patron saint on a journey brimming with devotion and colour, reflecting the close relationship the island has maintained with the sea for centuries.
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EVENTS IN IBIZA

‘Festival of the Land’: the great Ibizan summer

The summer culminates with the ‘Festes de la Terra’ in honour of Our Lady of the Snows. It’s the perfect time to admire the traditional dances and costumes before the spectacular fireworks display over the harbour in Vila. These celebrations, alongside events such as ‘Anar a Maig’ in Santa Eulària, offer a packed programme that combines traditional cuisine, live music and traditional games for all ages.
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FUN FACTS ABOUT IBIZA

The origin of the ‘White Island’

The name Ibiza, or Eivissa, holds a secret that dates back thousands of years. It is believed to derive from the Phoenician language and refers to Bes, a deity associated with brotherhood, fertility and protection. The Romans translated this concept as ‘Ebusus’, which evolved over the centuries into the name we know today. An etymology that reinforces the mystical and welcoming aura that has defined the island as a meeting place since ancient times.
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The best-preserved fortress

Not only is the walled silhouette of Dalt Vila an aesthetic gem but also the best-preserved coastal fortress in the whole of the Mediterranean. Declared a World Heritage Site, its walls and the towers that crown the island’s cliffs were built to fend off constant attacks by Berber pirates. This magnificent defence system, built during the reign of Philip II, stands today as a living testament to Ibiza’s resilience and historical significance.
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The secret of the turquoise waters

One thing is directly responsible for the crystal-clear blue waters surrounding Ibiza’s coastline: Posidonia oceanica. These underwater meadows, recognised by UNESCO, act as a powerful natural filter that purifies the water and keeps the white sandy seabed spotless. What sometimes looks like a simple sea plant is in fact a vital ecosystem that ensures the clarity and brightness of the coves, making a swim an unparalleled experience.
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FUN FACTS ABOUT IBIZA

Mediterranean forests as far as the eye can see

Ibiza and Formentera, together with more than 50 islets, make up the Pitiusas Islands. This term, of Greek origin, literally means ‘islands of pine trees’. The name does justice to a landscape where pine forests of various species cover much of the land, stretching right down to the seashore. This green blanket, combined with the white light of its houses and flowers, creates the colour contrast that defines the untamed beauty of Ibiza’s landscape.
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FUN FACTS ABOUT IBIZA

Unusual feast of Saint John traditions

Ibiza is full of fascinating contrasts: it is the only Balearic Island with a river. Located in Santa Eulària des Riu, this watercourse has nourished its fertile orchards since time immemorial. Equally surprising is its cuisine, such as ‘macarrons de Sant Joan’. This is a sweet pasta dish cooked in milk with cinnamon and lemon – a unique recipe reminiscent of rice pudding that reflects the originality of the island’s traditional cuisine.
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Yes, you can choose between half board and all-inclusive. We recommend that you check the details of our hotel in Ibiza when booking to see all the services included in each option and choose the one that best suits your plans.

Our offering on the island focuses on your wellbeing. Enjoy live music at sunset, relax in our swimming pools or treat yourself to some pampering at the spa. If you’d prefer to get active, our sports facilities are also available for you to use.

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