welcome ibiza

Welcome Ibiza

Your guide to enjoy the magical white island

que hacer en ibiza

Make your itinerary with the plans that we propose from Welcome Ibiza. Discover the places that this island has to offer.

calas de ibiza

Beyond the beaches, Ibiza offers hidden treasures, dream coves where you can discover its marine fauna. Discover authentic Mediterranean paradises!

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Ibiza has more than 200 km of beaches. Which is the best beach for snorkelling? Which are the best beaches to watch the sunset?

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Which are the best restaurants in Ibiza? Discover the places that will make you fall in love through your stomach and enjoy Mediterranean gastronomy.

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Get to know the traditions of Ibiza. Local festivals and the different events that take place during the year. When is the best time to travel?

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Ibiza’s nightlife is on a different level. Thousands of tourists choose to spend their summer holidays on this island. But which are the best nightclubs?

mercadillos hippy de ibiza

Discover the world of street markets with Welcome Ibiza. To find second-hand clothes and handicrafts from the island. A perfect place for your souvenirs.

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Ibiza is much more than beaches and coves. It is also culture. Discover all the museums and cultural plans that the Mediterranean island has to offer.

An essential guide to exploring the White Island

In Ibiza, nightlife may be the focus of attention, but beneath that cliché lies a world of wonders that deserve to be discovered.

The white sandy beaches, with stunning turquoise waters, offer an idyllic setting for relaxing in the Mediterranean sun. The picturesque villages with their whitewashed houses and narrow cobbled streets invite you to stroll around and admire the authenticity of island life.

At Welcome Ibiza, we want to take you beyond the usual tourist destinations. We reveal the lesser-known corners of this island, where local culture flourishes and gastronomy delights the senses. From small family-run tavernas to cultural festivals, you’ll discover a side of Ibiza that few get the chance to experience.

Get ready for an authentic adventure on the white island!

Discover all the plans with Welcome Ibiza

Ibiza is much more than beaches and partying

Are you planning a trip to Ibiza? We tell you about all the things you can do on this wonderful island! Welcome Ibiza welcomes you to this Mediterranean paradise and shows you what Ibiza has to offer.

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Frequently asked questions about Ibiza

Depending on how long you are going to be on the island, you will be able to see more or less. However, we recommend the following visits as a “must”:

  • The old town of Ibiza, Dalt Vila, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
  • Cala Comte, with its turquoise waters, or Cala d’Hort.
  • The hippie market of Las Dalias in San Carlos.
  • Es Vedrá islet.
  • Santa María de las Nieves Cathedral and Ibiza Castle.

Ibiza has many charming places. But, if you only have a few days to visit the island. From Welcome Ibiza we recommend you to visit these towns:

  • Ibiza (city)
  • Sant Antoni de Portmany
  • Santa Eulària des Riu
  • Sant Josep de sa Talaia
  • Sant Joan de Labritja

The most important and famous discotheques in Ibiza are:

  • Ushuaïa Ibiza

  • Pachá Ibiza

  • Amnesia Ibiza

  • Hï Ibiza

  • 528 Ibiza

The climate in Ibiza is typically Mediterranean, characterised by hot summers and mild winters.

  • Winter (December – February): Lows of 8-9°C and highs of 15-16°C.

  • Spring (March – May): Lows of 10-15°C and highs of 17-23°C.

  • Summer (June – August): Lows of 18-22°C and highs of 26-30°C.

  • Autumn (September – November): Lows of 12-20°C and highs of 19-27°C.

The island of Ibiza has an area of approximately 572 square kilometres. Its maximum length is about 41 kilometres from north to south, and its maximum width is about 20 kilometres from east to west.

También tiene 210 kilómetros de costa con más de 40 rocas e islotes.

The number of inhabitants of the island in summer varies from year to year. The latest data they have provided revealed that August is the month with the highest number of people on the island: 341,000 people.

In winter this figure drops to 120,000 inhabitants.

To give you a small idea and looking at the average prices (not including flights) the price varies according to your budget:

Economic:

  • Accommodation: 20-50€/night
  • Meals: 15-30€/day
  • Transport: 10-20€/day
  • Activities: 5-20€ per visit

Intermediate:

  • Accommodation: 80-150€/night
  • Meals: 30-60€/day
  • Transport: 30-50€/day
  • Activities: 30-100€ per activity

Luxury:

  • Accommodation: From €300/night to thousands of euros
  • Food: More than €100/day
  • Transport: More than €100/day
  • Activities: From several hundred to thousands of euros per activity

Hotels:

  • Economical: 50-100 euros per night.
  • Average: 100-300 euros per night.
  • Average: 100-300 euros per night.

Airbnb / Apartment rentals:

  • Budget: 50-150 euros per night for a small flat or a room in a shared house.
  • Average: 150-300 euros per night for a larger flat or a complete house.
  • Luxury: 300-500 euros per night or more for villas or exclusive properties.

Direct flights from Ibiza may vary according to season and availability, but generally include:

  • National: Alicante, Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Palma de Mallorca, Málaga, Bilbao, Sevilla, Santiago de Compostela
  • International: Londres, París, Berlín, Ámsterdam, Milán, Bruselas, Dublín, Zúrich, Estocolmo.

During the summer, the sun tends to set around 20:30 to 21:00 hours, while in winter it can be earlier, around 17:30 and 18:00 hours.

Calendar of events in nightclubs

Discover the Ibiza party calendar, and keep up to date with the most important events in Ibiza’s most famous clubs.