Holidays with the family on the Mediterranean island of Ibiza

Ibiza is renowned for its stunning coastline, charming landscapes, and rich cultural heritage. The island offers something for every type of traveler – from idyllic beaches and lively beach clubs to peaceful fincas in the countryside.

Beaches and Coves on Ibiza

Discover the breathtaking Cala d’Hort with the Es Vedrà nature reserve in the background, the popular Es Caló d'es Moro for unforgettable sunsets, the rocky coast of Ses Variades with lively bars and restaurants, and the Benirrás cove, famous for its Sunday drum festivals. Other must-visit spots include the coves Tarida, Jondal, Conta and the beaches Ses Salines and d’en Bossa with trendy beach clubs. Also visit Cala Llentía, known for its monoliths called the “Stonehenge of Ibiza.”

Nature and Landscapes

The valley of Benimussa and the plains of Pla de Corona charm visitors with their rural atmosphere. Traditional farmhouses, olive groves, and vineyards are particularly stunning in winter when the almond trees blossom. A visit to the Parque Natural de Ses Salines is also highly recommended, with its salt flats providing a habitat for diverse Posidonia oceanica meadows, part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Cultural and Historical Highlights

In Eivissa, explore Dalt Vila, the best-preserved coastal fortress in the Mediterranean. Stroll through narrow streets and charming squares to discover historical landmarks. The nearby Phoenician village Sa Caleta and the necropolis Puig des Molins are also UNESCO World Heritage Sites.