Things To Do
Formentera
We explored Formentera on our last trip. We would 100% recommend you to go.. the beaches are truly spectacular and the whole day is super relaxing and great for all ages. It takes approx 40 minutes by boat, tickets are roughly 19.99 for a return. Most hotels will have tickets available or you can purchase in any local town. Once you arrive you can rent bikes out for the day for around 5/10 euros pp. It's great to explore Formentera this way as you catch all the beautiful view points and it keeps you breezy under the hot sun. Top tip- Remember to pack a picnic for the day, or alternatively book a restaurant on the beach in advance. The restaurants get booked for the day and you will have little luck getting a table if you do not plan ahead. Recommendations on Formentera beach- Beso Beach restaurant (on the beach, relaxed, cool atmosphere) Tahiti Beach (on the beach, relaxed, cool atmosphere) Es Moll de Sal (fine dining, by the beach)
Ibiza Castle, Ibiza Old Town
We recommend to visit the castle in time to catch the beautiful sunset at the top before dinner or alternatively have a wonder during the day.
Ibiza Old Town
Ibiza Old town is somewhere you must visit whilst on the Island. We recommend to go in the evening for dinner, there's a great atmosphere, plenty of gorgeous restaurants, market stalls, boat marina (the biggest boats you will have ever seen), quirky bars and cobbled streets full of character and charm. Restaurant recommendations- La Scala (authentic, hidden gem, close the the castle, cosy) La Velada Enoteca & Cocina (great wine selection, authentic, hidden gem on the back streets) Cocktail recommendations- Arte Del Mojito- Cosy, fun and quirky. TiraPalla- Relaxed rooftop bar in the old town, amazing cocktails Bar Swarmi- only a 5 minute walk from Ibiza Old town
Café del Mar/Sunset Strip
Whilst in Ibiza it's a must to watch the the most magical Sunset at Cafe Mambo's/Cafe Del Mar. If you would like to eat dinner along the sunset strip, I would recommend booking in advance or alternatively pack some Sangria and sit on the rocks whilst the sun sets.
Cala Bassa
A blue Flag beach with beautiful crystal blue waters. I would definitely recommend visiting this beach during your stay, either bring a picnic or enjoy the food at the Beach Club Restaurant & Bar.
Platges de Comte
A stunning beach with beautiful crystal blue waters and white sand. Worth a visit for a few hours, there are also two restaurants overlooking the sea. I would recommend Ses Roques Restaurant (we have been and the food is lovely). Although I would recommend to book in advance as it may get busy!
Cotton Beach Club Ibiza
Spetacular views across the ocean, gorgeous food and located in a stunning setting. Cotton Beach is worth a visit for lunch, dinner or drinks. Definitely book ahead as this place will be super busy during the summer season!
Blue Marlin Ibiza
Blue Marlin is a cool glam beach club with live House music playing each day throughout the week. Soak up the sun and atmosphere during the day sipping cocktails or come by later on to enjoy the buzzy atmosphere. Well known DJs play here so it may be busier on certain days, bare in mind also that drinks could be pricey.