Ibiza Guide

A tourist guide to the resort of Ibiza

Ibiza hosts some of the world's best nightlife and is one of the most beautiful of the Balearic Islands. Ibiza is not just a nightclubbing resort however, it's varied resorts are also excellent for the family, and moving inland away from the bustling resorts you'll discover the traditional Ibiza.

Food & Wine in Ibiza

The native cuisine is much like the rest of the Mediterranean, with fish and seafood dominating many menus. However Ibiza caters for all, ranging from fast-food restaurants in San Antonio to more chic eateries in Ibiza Town.

Ibecian specialities include:

• Sofrit pages, potato and red peppers stewed in olive oil.
• Esta fado de buey, a beef stew.

Local tipples include:

• Hierbas

Nightlife in Ibiza

The nightlife in San Antonio attracts many clubbing enthusiasts as well as some of the most well known DJs, the nightclubs are some of the most extravagant in the World, but can be costly.

If this is not your scene then there is always plenty going on in Ibiza away from San Antonio after dark, all of Ibiza's resorts have a wide selection of bars and restaurants as well as entertainment but at slower pace.

Sightseeing in Ibiza

Ibiza Town is full of interesting historical sights. Ibiza's old town, D'alt Vila, with it's Gothic architecture, cathedral and cobblestone streets make an excellent day out or a relaxing romantic setting for a whole holiday.

Beaches in Ibiza

Ibiza has its fair share of golden beaches and sandy coves. Some of Ibiza's best beaches can be found at Cala Xarrac, Cala D'en Parc and Portinatx.

If you're looking for a more family orientated resort have a look at Playa d'en Bossa (Ibiza's longest beach) or Cala Llonga and San Miguel.

Watersports can be found at all resorts in Ibiza.

Ibiza Fact File

The best airport for Ibiza is Ibiza Airport