Visiting Ibiza: Discover the charm of the White Island

Thinking of visiting Ibiza? The white isalnd is always a good option for the tourists who are constantly falling in love with it. Its hidden beaches, its sunsets and people make holidays in Ibiza absolutely unforgettable. Ibiza is a real paradise and that’s why it’s a favourite among lovers of rest and relaxation, but, above all, for party lovers! This summer is looking more lively than ever, with all the top parties that we recommended in previous blog posts going ahead.

These clubs and other famous ones are here to make sure you enjoy one of the best summers to date. I’m sure you’ll agree that when it comes to talking about Ibiza, the island really speaks for itself. As you’re probably already planning your next holiday, we’d like to give you some recommendations to help you explore all the island’s magic, whether you come for a week or a weekend. We want to show you the essential spots that you must visit. So you know it, take notes and visit Ibiza!

Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of its beauty. More than two hundred birds fly over its surroundings. It is also home to more than one hundred types of plants. It has beautiful, endless beaches, crystal clear waters and fine white sand. Celebrities flock to this beach as it’s one of their favourites. This beach boasts a wide variety of restaurants, plus it has an improvised walkway in the middle of the beach where you can even do a spot of shopping while you unwind. There’s no doubt that it’s a very special place. You simply must visit it if you like being in nature. If that’s not for you, then you’re sure to enjoy the incredible views on your way to the beach.

Discover the old town of Dalt Vila declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. As you wander among its narrow streets, you can stop off at the town hall, the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Snows and enjoy the wonderful views from Rey Jaume I viewpoint. This is a must because roaming around its streets and stopping off at its many restaurants, bars and shops is such a lovely thing to do. Make sure you have your camera or mobile handy as you’ll be taking photos non-stop!

Head to the Port of Ibiza, also known as The Marina. It’s undoubtedly one of the island’s most lively spots as it has an area brimming with shops, restaurants and bars. Plus, you’ll really enjoy incredible views of Dalt Vila from a different perspective. We also recommend walking to Vara de Rey square, which is just a few minutes away. And if you fancy, there’s also a chance to take a boat from the port of La Marina to the port of Marina Botafoc. Here you’ll come across some shops and the island’s most luxurious boats.

Es Vedrà is definitely one of the most photographed places on the island. And if it’s not the most magical place to watch the sunset it’s definitely one of our favourites. Ibiza is synonymous with visiting Es Vedrà. There are stacks of things to do in this special place with Es Vedra as the star of the show. For example: hiking on trails, listening to good music, hanging out with friends, meditating and much, much more! Es Vedra can be reached in a multitude of ways: by car or boat and the more adventurous might even want to hike there.

Another place that you simply must visit. Many believe that it’s just a party city, but they’re mistaken. There’s so much more you can do there. If you come to San Antonio de Portmany, then you can enjoy a lovely walk along the promenade, visit top quality restaurants with a wide range of food on their menus such as Villa Mercedes, Es Nautic, etc. You can also see the most beautiful sunsets from emblematic restaurants such as Cafe Mambo or Café del Mar. And how could you not enjoy fabulous days at the beaches of Cala Salada and Cala Saladeta? There are just so many reasons why we recommend visiting San Antonio. It has stacks to offer!

Anyone who visits Santa Eulalia del Río falls in love with it. Plus, it’s just 14 km from the city centre. You’ve probably heard of the Church of Puig de Missa, where you can delight in incredible views of all of Santa Eulalia del Río. Las Dalias market is the largest on the island. Here you can find local handmade products that will remind you of Ibiza no matter where you go. And don’t miss out on its huge promenade, lined with restaurants and bars. And yes, it IS as incredible as you’ve been told, so we recommend it whether you’re doing a whistle stop tour or spending a whole week in Ibiza. You’ll love visiting Santa Eulalia del Río.

Santa Gertrudis it’s deemed to be one of Ibiza’s most charming towns. Its pedestrian streets full of bars and restaurants make it highly appealing for both locals and tourists. Village life revolves around the church and the squares where all the bars and restaurants are found, the most famous being Bar Costa.

We hope to have given you some inspiration for your next trip to the white island. After reading this blog post, you’ll definitely be even more keen to visit Ibiza. So it’s time to take action and book your next stay. The best bit of all is that at Vibra Hotels, we have lots of recommendations for you, as we have 31 hotels in Ibiza in the island’s best locations: Ibiza Town Centre, Playa d’en Bossa, San Antonio, San Antonio Bay and Cala Tarida. We want to hear your opinion and for you to share it with our readers. What places should visitors go to if they come to Ibiza for a week?