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Just south of Ibiza, Formentera is widely celebrated for its incredibly pristine turquoise waters, white sand beaches, and peaceful atmosphere, presenting a serene contrast to Ibiza's energy.
Frequent ferry services depart from Ibiza Town port, operated by companies like Balearia and Trasmediterranea. The journey spans between 25 and 60 minutes, depending on ferry speed. Booking tickets ahead, specifically in high season, is a wise choice.
Discover other towns on Ibiza, each with its own unique character and attractions, just a short distance from the capital.
San Antonio, on the west coast, is widely known for its iconic sunset strip and lively ambiance, presenting numerous water sports activities.
Situated on the east coast, Santa Eulalia is a family-friendly resort town, recognized for its beautiful promenade, marina, and peaceful atmosphere.
Ibiza's natural beauty extends beyond its popular beaches, offering protected parks and iconic viewpoints for tranquil exploration.
This protected park preserves salt flats, unique dune systems, and pristine beaches, a migration stop for birds, including flamingos.
An iconic rock formation rising dramatically from the sea off Ibiza's southwest coast, a popular spot for sunset views and its legendary energy.
Discover the unique blend of industrial heritage and diverse ecosystems across Ibiza's various natural areas.
This unique ecosystem is a Ramsar site, critical for migratory birds and rich in biodiversity, offering a distinct landscape.
This iconic landmark is steeped in myth and offers breathtaking panoramic vistas, a powerful natural symbol of Ibiza.
Explore the island's quieter, traditional side by venturing into its charming rural villages, uncovering a different aspect of Ibiza.
A charming rural village in the island's north, San Carlos is famous for its original Las Dalias Hippy Market and the traditional Bar Anita, a beloved local institution.
This small village is renowned for its picturesque valley, especially stunning in late January and February when almond trees blossom, transforming the landscape.
Beyond beaches and nightlife, Ibiza presents opportunities to connect with its authentic cultural identity.
Engage deeply with Ibiza's heritage through these enriching experiences.
Explore handcrafted goods, fashion, and live music at this iconic market in San Carlos.
A historic local bar in San Carlos, known for its authentic atmosphere and mail service.
Witness the spectacular white and pink bloom in Santa Agnès from late January to February.
For those with more time, extending your trip to explore other Balearic Islands or mainland Spain presents rewarding possibilities, as Ibiza offers excellent connections.
The capital of Mallorca, the largest Balearic Island, is a short ferry or flight away, offering historic sites and city life.
Direct ferries from Ibiza, or short flights, connect you to these major Spanish mainland cities, rich in culture, dining, and diverse urban environments.
The quietest and most unspoiled of the Balearic Islands, Menorca is known for its pristine beaches, tranquil coves, and preserved natural beauty.
Regular ferry routes connect Ibiza with Formentera, Mallorca, and mainland Spain (Denia, Valencia, Barcelona).
Ibiza Airport (IBZ) serves as a hub for flights to other Balearic Islands and major Spanish cities.
Consider renting a car or scooter on larger islands for independent discovery of hidden gems.
