Things to do in Ibiza

Why go to Ibiza

• Dalt Vila (Old Town)

  A UNESCO-listed walled citadel rising above the port, packed with whitewashed alleys, galleries, and sweeping sea views.

• Ses Salines Natural Park & Beach

  Crystal-clear turquoise waters and pink salt flats protected by a nature reserve, one of the most beautiful beaches in Europe.

• Ushuaïa or Pacha Nightclub

  Experience the legendary open-air or iconic Ibiza club scene, the reason millions make the pilgrimage each year.

• Es Vedrà Viewpoint

  A mythical 400-meter rock jutting from the sea at sunset, utterly otherworldly and completely free to view from Torre des Savinar.

• Formentera Day Trip by Ferry

  A 30-minute crossing delivers you to arguably the most pristine, turquoise-lagoon beaches in all of the Mediterranean.

Good to know in Ibiza

• Transit: IBBUS public buses connect most towns and beaches for $2-4 per ride, the L10 and L13 lines cover major beaches; avoid taxis which are expensive, especially at night.
• Tipping: Not mandatory in Spain; rounding up or leaving 5-10% is appreciated at sit-down restaurants, but not expected at bars or cafés.
• Tap water: Technically safe to drink but locals and most visitors prefer bottled water due to a slightly salty taste from the island's desalination system, budget $1-2/day for bottles.
• Free-entry days: The Ibiza Archaeological Museum (Dalt Vila) offers free entry on Sundays, and the ramparts and fortress walls are always free to walk.

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