- Dalt Vila & Castle of Ibiza is Ibiza Town’s old quarter located above Ibiza Town. Originally built to defend the island, is now a bunch of restaurants, bars and shops such as Annie’s Ibiza - Hippy Markets every Wednesday is the oldest and largest 450 stands. The market has local products, handmade and designed on the island, like jewelry, fashion, leather-ware or ceramics - Las Dalias Hippy Market Saturdays, is one of the largest and best-known markets on the island. There is shopping, people watching, food & live music - Santa Gertrudis is filled with lovely restaurants, bars and stores selling knick-knacks and organic cotton floaty dresses - San Carlos & Santa Eulalia resembles a beautiful time-warped village with bright white buildings and an 18th-century church. Visit Bar Anita, a traditional Ibizan café that has remained unchanged since the 40s - San Jose & San Antonio is famous for its all-out party scene, but it also has some of the island’s most stunning beaches and sunsets
- Old Town: Boodiou EIVISSA, El Olivo Mio, La Brasa d'Eivissa, Nude Café Ibiza - Amante Ibiza: Beach and Mediterranean restaurant right next to the hotel Can Cabrit: - RESTAURANT CAN CAUS: Bohemian place in the middle of the island - Bar Costa: Tapas bar - Finca La Plaza: Tapas - Casa Lhasa - Restaurant Camí de Balàfia: Steakhouse - Restaurant Atzaró Beach Cala Nova: Mediterranean restaurant on the beach - Restaurante Cala Gracioneta: North of San Antonio, beachside restaurants. DJ hot spot, Keinemusk played a set here last summer. - Jondal: High end beach restaurant, next door to Blue Marlin. Next to airport - Experimental Beach Ibiza: Beach club and restaurant for sunset. - El Chiringuito Ibiza: beachfront restaurant, south of the airport
- Cala Saladeta - west coast, north of San Antonio - Sa Caleta - South of the airport, hiking and rocks to climb - Cala Comte - west coast, south of San Antonio. Sunset Ashram is a great restaurant with a dj and a burning man vibe - Benirràs: Snug cove with a boho vibe & a pebble-&-sand beach backed by pine trees & rocks. North end. - Cala Bassa Beach: Big beach on the west coast which a bunch of beach clubs. - Cala Vedella: West coast
- Ferry to Formentera: 45 minutes by ferry and often referred to as Ibiza’s little sister,Formentera has a lower-octane vibe. Here, life is about taking it slow. Swim off the red rocks at Caló des Mort or Chezz Gerdi is a great restaurant - Es Vedra: the uninhabited islet that rises from the ocean, is part of the legend of Ibiza—some say its magnetic powers draw people back time and time again. Best at sunset! Hiking: - Moscarter Lighthouse - Beach and lighthouse hike, north end - Ibiza Hike Station - guided hikes to lagoons