Top Things To Do in Ibiza Summer 2025

As summer 2025 approaches, Ibiza is once again brimming with fresh energy, new discoveries, and unforgettable moments waiting to unfold. From its scenic coastal landscapes and serene countryside to its vibrant culinary offerings,, the island continues to enchant visitors from all walks of life.

This season, we’ve carefully curated a selection of the most exciting, unique, and inspiring things to do—perfect for those seeking more than just the usual. Whether you’re planning a serene escape, an adventure-packed getaway, or something in between, these top experiences will make your Ibiza summer truly exceptional.

Explore our handpicked highlights and uncover a side of the island that feels personal, unexpected, and undeniably special.


Ibiza & Formentera by Sea: Yachts, Sailing, and Diving Adventures


Discover Ibiza from the water with a customise-made boat or yacht charter perfect for couples, families, or groups of friends. Snorkel in hidden coves, enjoy beach picnics, or cruise to Formentera for white sands and turquoise seas.

Add water sports for a thrill, or keep it romantic with sunset sails and starlit dinners. For the ultimate escape, spend the night aboard with gourmet dining and memorable sunrise views.


Yacht Away with SAY Carbon Yacht

Experience the dazzling waters of Ibiza aboard a SAY Carbon Yacht, where cutting-edge innovation meets refined luxury. Crafted with precision and featuring lightweight carbon technology, these yachts blend exceptional performance with eco-conscious design, offering a truly distinctive way to explore the island’s coastline.

Tailor your perfect day at sea with a range of bespoke options, from gourmet catering and refreshing drinks to water sports such as snorkelling and paddle-boarding. Whether you envision a leisurely cruise or an action-packed adventure, SAY Carbon Yachts promises a remarkable journey – where every detail is shaped around your personal vision.

SAY Carbon Yacht Ibiza

Diving and Snorkelling Tours

Known for its crystal-clear waters and vibrant marine life, Ibiza offers exceptional underwater experiences for those seeking adventure and a deeper connection with nature.

Guided tours lead divers through hidden caves, colourful coral gardens, and thriving meadows of Posidonia oceanica — the vital seagrass that supports the rich marine biodiversity of the Mediterranean.

For those who prefer a gentler pace above the seabed, a three-hour snorkelling adventure departing from San Antonio offers a relaxed way to explore the island’s coastal wonders and secluded beaches.

With equipment, paddle boards, and drinks included, this family-friendly tour is perfect for all abilities — no swimming experience required.

Discover Ibiza’s hidden treasures with Arenal Diving — and enjoy every moment of this extraordinary island experience.


Countryside Charm: Authentic Ibiza

Juntos Farm is a regenerative agriculture project and community food hub rooted in the heart of Ibiza. What began in 2018 as a small organic family farm has grown into a vibrant living laboratory, bringing together farming, food transformation, and community engagement under one shared vision.

In 2020, they opened Juntos House, a restaurant showcasing produce from their own plot in San Mateu, where guests experience the full journey from soil to plate. By 2021, they had revived a 20 hectare abandoned cattle farm into a thriving space that now includes a food distribution centre, transformation kitchens, a farm shop, and a tasting room. The farm also offers workshops, immersive tours, and seasonal events that reconnect people with the source of their nourishment.

Every Saturday, they invite the community to experience this vision firsthand during An Evening at the Farm, a family-friendly celebration of nature, creativity, and regenerative living.

At Juntos, food is more than fuel, it’s a pathway to restoring ecosystems and rebuilding communities. Their mission is to drive the transition to local, regenerative agriculture and create a resilient, joyful future for Ibiza. Every meal, masterclass, and harvest is part of a larger movement, bringing people closer to the land, their food, and each other.


Culinary Treasures & Island Flavours


Es Fumeral

Set against the stunning backdrop of Cala Nova, Es Fumeral is a refined chiringuito that captures the true spirit of Ibiza through simplicity, authenticity, and flavour. Under the creative guidance of Executive Chef Alberto Pacheco and Head Chef Marc Vadell, the menu is rooted in traditional Mediterranean cooking, where charcoal grilling, raw dishes, and light frying let the island’s finest ingredients shine without fuss.

Here, the luxury lies in the details: in the warmth of its hospitality, the sea breeze on your skin, and plates that evoke the essence of the island.

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Sa Capella

Housed in an 18th-century former chapel in Sant Antoni, Sa Capella unveils a truly gastronomic journey. Amidst vaulted ceilings or on candlelit garden terraces, guests enjoy Mediterranean dishes like Ibizan prawns, roast suckling pig, and chateaubriand—expertly paired with fine Spanish wines

Steeped in charm and legend, the setting is as memorable as the cuisine. A complimentary licor de hierbas rounds off the evening, adding a distinctly Ibizan touch to this elegant and storied gourmet destination.


Zuma

Gracefully positioned above the glimmering marina at the Ibiza Gran Hotel, Zuma Ibiza invites you into a world where Japanese tradition meets island elegance. Open only during the golden stretch of summer, this rooftop sanctuary delivers more than dinner, it gifts a moment suspended between sea breeze and starlight.

Rooted in the spirit of the Japanese Izakaya, Zuma crafts its cuisine across three distinctive kitchens: the main kitchen, the sushi counter, and the robata grill. From wagyu adorned with Oscietra caviar to black cod wrapped in hoba leaf, each dish is a quiet masterpiece.

As dusk falls, the air stirs with live DJ sets that echo softly over candlelit tables and panoramic views of Dalt Vila and the old town. The rhythm is slow, indulgent, and irresistibly alive.

Zuma Ibiza restaurant

Casa Jondal

Perched on the shores of Cala Jondal, Jondal offers a refined yet relaxed take on Mediterranean dining. Under the direction of chef Rafa Zafra, the menu celebrates the finest seafood with minimalist, ingredient-led dishes—think red prawn carpaccio, grilled lobster, and delicate caviar touches.

With its rustic-chic design and serene beachside setting, Casa Jondal is the epitome of Ibizan sophistication. Perfect for a long lunch or a sunset meal, this is where culinary artistry meets barefoot luxury.


Aguamadera Ibiza

Aguamadera Ibiza is a tranquil agrotourismo retreat situated in the heart of the island, where vitality, nature and harmony are beautifully interwoven. With a strong emphasis on privacy, simplicity, and sustainability, it offers a peaceful refuge for those seeking to slow down and reconnect.

Whether enjoying farm-to-table dining, exploring artistic expressions, or simply embracing the silence of the countryside, Aguamadera provides an authentic and enriching escape. It’s a place where comfort and creativity live in harmony — encouraging reflection, inspiration, and a deeper connection to Ibiza’s natural soul.

Aguamadera Ibiza

Jul’s

Jul’s Ibiza is a contemporary dining venue in Sant Josep de sa Talaia that offers a refined fusion of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern flavours. Since 2018, it has become one of the island’s most celebrated spots.

The seasonal menu features fresh produce, much of it grown on Jul’s own certified organic farm. Highlights include lobster and prawn tacos with yuzu and sumac tarama, as well as A5 Japanese Wagyu ribeye with ginger ponzu.

Set in a lush garden with open air spaces, Jul’s blends relaxed grace with vibrant atmosphere. Anchored in sustainability, the restaurant composts food waste to enrich the soil on their farmland. A soulful escape where flavour, beauty, and conscious living come together under Ibiza’s sky.


Wellness & Retreats: Reconnect in Style

Beyond its beauty, Ibiza offers a way of life—a sanctuary for the soul. For those in search of true renewal, the island offers a trio of exceptional retreats where luxury, nature, and wellbeing unite.


Atzaró Agroturismo & Spa

In the island’s lush interior, Atzaró Agroturismo & Spa delivers understated elegance between fragrant orange groves and tranquil gardens. Here, guests are invited to slow down with open-air yoga, holistic spa treatments, and nourishing farm-to-table cuisine, all framed by the rustic charm of a centuries-old finca

Atzaró Agroturismo & Spa

Six Senses Ibiza

To the north, Six Senses Ibiza brings contemporary wellness to the fore. Situated above the crystal waters of Xarraca Bay, this world-class retreat blends cutting-edge longevity treatments with immersive experiences—from guided meditation and sound healing to sunrise yoga and soulful rituals. With sweeping views and expert-led programmes, transformation comes naturally.


Crafting Your Perfect Ibiza Escape

Ibiza is at its most magical when experienced your way—and that’s where we come in. Whether you’re planning a summer escape or a special event, our dedicated concierge team is here to transform your stay into something truly exceptional.

Through our luxury villa management services, we go beyond the expected—offering everything from seamless airport transfers and private drivers to yacht charters, personal chefs, wellness treatments, and more.

Every detail is thoughtfully arranged, so you can simply relax and enjoy the very best the island has to offer.


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    Ibiza’s Real Estate Tax Guide for 2025: What Buyers and Sellers Should Know

    Buying or selling property in Ibiza involves several taxes and legal procedures. As of 2025, significant changes to Balearic tax laws have been introduced to ease the burden on local residents and young buyers, while Spain has also implemented new measures affecting high-net-worth property owners and foreign investors.

    Whether you are a Spanish resident or an international investor, understanding the local tax landscape is essential for making informed decisions. This guide offers a comprehensive overview of property transfer taxes, ongoing ownership costs, and key regulations in Ibiza.


    Buying Property in Ibiza: Resale or New Build?


    Resale Properties – Transfer Tax (ITP)

    When buying a second-hand property in Ibiza, you’ll pay ITP, a regional tax with progressive rates:

    • 8% on value up to €400,000
    • 9% on €400,000–€600,000
    • 10% on €600,000–€1,000,000
    • 12% on €1,000,000–€3,000,000
    • 13% on value above €3,000,000

    For a resale home priced at €800,000, the total Transfer Tax (ITP) would be approximately €70,000, which equates to an effective rate of around 8.75%.

    The tax must be paid by the buyer within 30 days of the purchase date, using Form Modelo 600, and submitted to the Balearic Tax Agency (ATIB). The amount is calculated based on the higher of the declared purchase price or the official appraised value of the property.


    ITP Discounts (2025):

    • 4% ITP: First home ≤ €270,151, used as primary residence
    • 2% ITP: Young buyers (under 36) or people with disabilities, for first homes ≤ €270,151
    • 100% exemption: Local residents under 35 with modest income (≤ €52,800), buying a first home ≤ €270,000 (set to rise to €350,000), and financing at least 60% with a mortgage

    To retain these benefits, the buyer must live in the property and maintain ownership for a minimum of three years; otherwise, the tax savings must be repaid.


    New Properties – VAT (IVA) & Stamp Duty (AJD)

    For new builds bought from a developer:

    • VAT (IVA): 10% of the purchase price (residential)
    • Stamp Duty (AJD):
      • 1.5% standard rate
      • 1.2% for first homes ≤ €270,151
      • 2% for properties ≥ €1 million
      • 2.5% for company-to-company sales waiving VAT exemption (rare)

    Purchasing a newly built villa priced at €800,000 would incur €80,000 in VAT (IVA) and an additional €12,000 in Stamp Duty (AJD).

    Both taxes are the responsibility of the buyer. IVA is paid directly to the seller as part of the transaction, while AJD must be filed separately with the Balearic Tax Office once the sale is completed.

    It is also worth noting that, under current regulations, banks are required to cover the AJD associated with mortgage deeds, meaning buyers are only liable for the AJD on the property deed itself.

    For a step-by-step overview tailored to Ibiza’s property market, take a look at our detailed Buyer´s Guide, where you’ll find expert insights tailored to purchasing property in Ibiza.


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    Selling Property in Ibiza: Taxes and Key Rules

    If you’re selling property in Ibiza, you’ll face two main taxes: Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and the Plusvalía Municipal (municipal land tax). Your residency status—Spanish resident or non-resident—will determine how CGT is calculated.


    Capital Gains Tax (CGT)


    Spanish Residents:

    • CGT is applied progressively based on the profit:
      • 19% on the first €6,000
      • 21% on €6,001–€50,000
      • 23% on €50,001–€200,000
      • 27% on €200,001–€300,000
      • 30% on gains over €300,000

    Exemptions apply if the seller is over 65 and selling their primary home, or if the proceeds are reinvested into another main residence in Spain.

    Non-Residents:

    • A flat CGT rate of 19% applies to the entire gain.
    • Non-residents must file using Model 210 and pay within a few months after the sale.

    Under the 3% withholding rule, the buyer is legally required to retain 3% of the property’s sale price and pay it directly to the Spanish Tax Agency on behalf of the seller. This amount serves as an advance payment towards the seller’s Capital Gains Tax liability.


    Plusvalía Municipal (Municipal Land Tax)


    • Charged by the local council based on the increase in land value over the ownership period.
    • Calculated using either the cadastral land value or the actual profit—whichever results in a lower tax.
    • Typically paid by the seller within 30 days of the sale.
    • No tax is due if the property is sold at a loss.
    • The tax caps after 20 years of ownership; it does not increase beyond that point.

    Thinking of selling? Our Seller´s Guide makes the process easy to understand and simple to follow.


    Annual Property Taxes & Ongoing Obligations in Ibiza

    Owning property in Ibiza involves several annual tax obligations for both residents and non-residents. The most common is the "Impuesto sobre Bienes Inmuebles" (IBI) — a local tax based on the cadastral value, with rates typically ranging from 0.4% to 1.1%. It is paid by the registered owner as of 1 January, and bills are usually issued mid-year.

    For high-value holdings, Wealth Tax may apply. As of 2025, the first €3 million per person is exempt in the Balearic Islands. Residents are taxed on worldwide assets, while non-residents are taxed only on Spanish assets. Rates start at 0.28%, rising for wealth above €10 million. In addition, a Solidarity Tax applies nationwide to net assets over €3 million, with rates of up to 3.5%, although any local Wealth Tax paid may be offset

    Non-resident owners must also declare an imputed income tax if the property is not rented out. This assumes a notional rental value based on the cadastral figure, taxed at 19% for EU/EEA residents and 24% for others, and filed annually using Modelo 210.


    Other Regulations for Property Owners in Ibiza


    No Restrictions on Foreign Buyers

    As of 2025, foreigners—both EU and non-EU nationals—are free to purchase property in Ibiza, enjoying the same rights as Spanish citizens. Although restrictions on non-resident buyers have been considered, no such measures have been implemented. Foreign buyers are required to obtain an NIE (Foreigner Identification Number) and must declare the origin of funds in compliance with anti-money laundering regulations.


    End of the Golden Visa

    As of 2025, Spain has officially ended its ‘Golden Visa’ scheme for property investment. Non-EU citizens can no longer obtain residency by purchasing real estate worth €500,000 or more. Existing visa holders retain their status, and alternative residency routes such as business or government bond investment—may still be available.


    Buyer and Seller Obligations Recap


    Buyers

    • Budget 10–13% of the property price for taxes (ITP or IVA + AJD, depending on property type).
    • Withhold 3% of the purchase price when buying from a non-resident seller and pay it to the Spanish Tax Agency (legal requirement).
    • Obtain an NIE (Foreigner Identification Number) before purchase.
    • Plan currency exchange and international transfers well in advance.
    • Hire a local lawyer to check for any outstanding debts tied to the property (e.g. unpaid IBI or community fees), as these may transfer with ownership.

    Sellers

    • Prepare to pay Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and plusvalía (local land tax).
    • If non-resident, inform the buyer of the 3% withholding and file Form 210 within 3 months of the sale to claim a refund or pay any difference.
    • Consider working with a tax advisor to calculate deductions and reduce taxable gain.
    • Residents selling their primary residence must reinvest the proceeds within two years to qualify for CGT exemption.
    • Ensure plusvalía is paid to the town hall within 30 days of the sale; notaries typically include reminders in the sale deed.


    Regional Nuances in the Balearic Islands


    While Spanish property law is largely consistent across the country, Ibiza and the wider Balearic Islands have a few regional regulations that property owners should be aware of:

    • Tourist Rental Licences: Short-term rentals (e.g. Airbnb-style lets) are strictly regulated. A licence is required, and not all properties are eligible due to zoning laws and community restrictions. Letting a property without a licence can result in significant fines.
    • Protected Rural Land: Certain areas are designated as "rustic" or protected land, subject to more restrictive building regulations. Buyers should always check local planning rules before purchasing land intended for development.
    • Inheritance and Gift Tax: The Balearic Islands have their own inheritance tax regulations, offering favourable exemptions for close relatives. Foreign owners are advised to seek estate planning advice, as Spanish inheritance laws — including forced heirship — may still apply.

    Making Smart Moves in Ibiza’s Property Market

    Owning or investing in property in Ibiza offers exceptional opportunities, but it also comes with important tax and legal responsibilities. Understanding the full scope of costs is essential for making informed decisions and avoiding unexpected expenses.

    For peace of mind, it’s always best to consult official guidance or a trusted advisor. The Prestige Properties Team is here to support you every step of the way, offering expert advice to help you navigate the process smoothly and confidently.

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      Nature and Relaxation: Villas Perfect for Outdoor Adventures in Ibiza

      April is a wonderful time to experience Ibiza’s natural charm. With mild weather and the island in bloom, it’s perfIbiza is so much more than world-class beaches and legendary nightlife. For nature lovers, adventurers, and those simply seeking space to breathe, the island offers an incredible outdoor lifestyle, especially in the quieter months. From scenic hikes and hidden coves to kayaking, cycling, and wellness in the open air, there’s no shortage of ways to connect with nature and experience the island’s wilder, more peaceful side.

      And of course, the perfect base makes all the difference. In this blog, we explore the best ways to enjoy Ibiza’s great outdoors, and where to stay to make the most of it.


      Discover Ibiza’s Natural Side

      Ibiza is a wild playground for all ages, and Prestige Properties offers far more than beautiful villas; we provide a complete outdoor itinerary. Our reliable Concierge Services curates exceptional experiences that allow you to connect with the island’s landscapes, local fauna, and wanderlust spirit.

      From scenic hikes and coastal horse rides to wakeboarding, catamaran sailing, or even hot air ballooning, Ibiza is a paradise for nature lovers. Prefer a slower pace? Practise sunrise yoga, enjoy a beach picnic, or swim in turquoise coves.

      Families can meet alpacas, explore botanical gardens, or tackle treetop fun at Acrobosc. Little ones will love Piruleto Park and Can Muson Farm, while parents unwind in peaceful surroundings.

      For a taste of local life, visit vineyards, browse food markets, or go birdwatching at Las Salinas. No matter if you’re running trails, cycling hidden paths, or kayaking along the coast, your Prestige Properties villa is the perfect base for every adventure.


      Find Your Sanctuary in Ibiza

      Whether you’re drawn to peaceful countryside, sea views or lush gardens scented with citrus, Ibiza offers an oasis for every soul. These exclusive villas, each with their own charm and setting, invite you to slow down, reconnect with nature, and experience the island in total comfort.


      Finca Joya 

      Tucked between Las Dalias Market and Cala Nova beach, Finca Joya is a beautifully restored Ibicencan farmhouse offering sea views, tranquillity and rustic charm. Surrounded by aromatic gardens and fruit trees, it sleeps up to 18 guests across a main house, casita and guest house—each with modern comforts like air conditioning, Wi-Fi, private terraces, and more.

      Outdoors, enjoy the swimming pool, Finnish sauna, gym/yoga area, chill-out beds, a barbecue zone and even a rustic disco. With daily cleaning, breakfast service and a peaceful setting just minutes from the beach, Finca Joya is perfect for families, friends or retreats looking to unwind in nature with style.

      Finca Joya Villa rental Ibiza

      Can Cate

      Perched on a hilltop near Santa Gertrudis, Can Cate is a contemporary finca set within 28,000 m² of gardens filled with olive trees, lavender and fig groves. With five spacious en suite bedrooms, multiple lounge areas, and a private cinema, it offers the perfect blend of privacy, comfort and design.

      Outdoors, enjoy a 17-metre heated pool, outdoor kitchen and dining terraces, a yoga and gym space, and a shaded play area with a trampoline and zip line. The villa is fully eco-conscious, featuring solar power, filtered water, and sustainable systems throughout.

      CAN CATE Villa rental Ibiza

      Finca Delica

      Located in the peaceful countryside of San Lorenzo, Finca Delica is an expertly revitalised 300-year-old estate boasting 9 unique bedrooms, vibrant interiors, and nearly 20 acres of private land. This unique retreat blends rustic vibes with modern design, perfect for families or friends seeking privacy and connection with nature.

      Highlights include a saltwater pool, open-air cinema, outdoor dining pergola, yoga deck, and massage rooms. With full concierge service, daily meals, and even a private boathouse nearby, Finca Delica promises a tasteful and serene island escape.

      Ibiza Retreat Villas: Finca Delica

      Can Savina

      Set between Ibiza, Santa Gertrudis, and Sant Rafael, Can Savina is a distinguished refurbished finca offering peace, privacy, and timeless countryside charm. With 5 double bedrooms, spacious interiors, and a separate staff casita, it’s the ideal retreat for families or groups of friends searching calm yet convenient surroundings.

      Nestled among 8,000 m² of lush gardens dotted with lemon, olive, and orange trees, Can Savina presents a serene natural setting. Standout features include a 16-metre swimming pool, jacuzzi, multiple terraces, and a covered outdoor dining area with barbecue, ideal for leisurely meals under the Mediterranean sun. 

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      Your Base for Nature, Comfort & Exploration

      Whether you’re after a countryside finca surrounded by pine forests, a seafront villa with sweeping views, or a stylish home close to hiking trails and local markets, Prestige Properties offers a carefully curated selection of rentals that let you live the outdoor lifestyle in total comfort.

      Our dedicated rental team is here to help you find the perfect place to stay, tailored to your desires and needs. 

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      Send us a message and we will get back as quickly as possible!

        Ibiza in April | Top 13 things to do in Ibiza in April

        April is a wonderful time to experience Ibiza’s natural charm. With mild weather and the island in bloom, it’s perfect for a peaceful spring escape before the summer rush.

        This guide highlights our favourite eco-friendly activities, all in line with our Going Green Campaign – from adventure to culture, enjoy Ibiza sustainably while keeping your footprint light.


        Outdoor Activities



        Walking Ibiza – Sant Carles de Peralta

        Since 2010, Walking Ibiza has been taking you through the beautiful island. You can choose between their top 10 walks or community walks. The community walks take place on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. You will be guided by someone who knows the island and the routes well and can provide you with inside information about the island or you can enjoy the peace and quiet. Also, the guides speak different languages like English, French, German and Dutch.


        Green Paths & Countryside Rides

        With pleasant weather and lush scenery, Ibiza is ideal for exploring on foot or by bike. Hike up Sa Talaia for panoramic views or take the wilder trail to Cala d’Albarca. Prefer wheels? Cycle from Ibiza Town to Ses Salines, or follow the Sant Mateu loop through almond groves. For more of a challenge, try mountain biking in Cala Llonga’s forested hills.

        Golden Hour by Kayak

        Calm seas and soft spring light make kayaking an ideal coastal escape. Paddle past cliffs, sea caves and secluded beaches on guided routes around Es Figueral and Portinatx. Many tours include snorkelling and insights into marine life. For a special twist, join a Sunday group paddle or watch the sunset from the water on a golden hour tour.

        Run & Feel the Island Spirit

        The Santa Eulària Ibiza Marathon, taking place on 12th April 2025, brings a buzz to the spring calendar. Choose from 42K, 22K or 12K routes, all ending by sunset on the Santa Eulària promenade, where live music and food stalls await. Whether you’re running or cheering, it’s a brilliant way to experience the island’s community energy.


        Cliffs, Caves & Hidden Cascades

        In the north, explore the Cova de Can Marçà, a 100,000-year-old cave once used by smugglers. Guided tours take you through eerie rock formations and a spectacular underground waterfall, lit up with music and lights. Step out onto the viewing platform for stunning views over the bay and learn about the cave’s colourful past.


        Salt Flats, Flamingos & Springtime Views

        The Parc Natural de Ses Salines, in Ibiza’s south, is a peaceful spot for nature lovers. Follow flat trails through shimmering wetlands, where flamingos and herons roam. Bring binoculars for better wildlife sightings, and visit nearby Las Salinas Beach for a quiet stroll with views of Ibiza in bloom.


        Shopping & Markets


        Wander the Iconic Las Dalias Market

        Founded on Valentine’s Day in 1985, Las Dalias has grown into one of Ibiza’s most iconic hippy markets, now home to over 200 vibrant stalls. Browse colourful clothing, handmade jewellery and boho décor—each piece with its own unique story. The atmosphere buzzes with live music and free-spirited energy. Whether you’re searching for a special keepsake or simply soaking up the vibe, Las Dalias is a true feast for the senses.


        Sunday Vibes in Sant Joan

        Each Sunday, the quiet village of Sant Joan de Labritja transforms into a lively artisan market, brimming with handmade crafts, local produce and live music. With over 120 stalls and a bohemian buzz, it’s a brilliant spot to sample Ibizan treats, chat to local makers, and soak up the island’s creative spirit. Ideal for families and couples alike, it’s a relaxed and colourful way to spend a Sunday in the north.


        Boho Mornings at the Mercadillo de Sant Jordi

        Each Saturday, the old Sant Jordi racecourse transforms into a vibrant flea market full of second-hand gems. From vintage clothes and quirky antiques to vinyl records and books, it’s a treasure trove for curious souls. The relaxed, free-spirited feel is enhanced by live drumming and friendly banter. A perfect spot to rummage, haggle, and soak up Ibiza’s traditional spirit.

        Retreats & Time for Yourself


        Spa Days & Retreats 

        Ibiza becomes a sanctuary for rest and renewal. Unwind with a massage at Atzaró Agroturismo, embrace holistic wellness at Six Senses Ibiza, or soak in the cliff-top views at La Posidonia Spa. For a truly immersive experience in nature, Can Curreu offers a special Day Pass that includes access to its serene spa — complete with jacuzzi, heated loungers, sensation showers, and massage booths — as well as the chance to enjoy refined Mediterranean cuisine at its elegant restaurant. Whether it’s a guided meditation, a yoga session at Yogarosa Retreats, or a sound healing experience with White Island Wellness, the island offers soul-soothing escapes in breathtaking surroundings.


        Sunset Rhythms at Benirrás

        Known for its magical sunsets and relaxed drumming sessions, Benirrás beach offers a soulful end to the day. In April, the vibe is peaceful—expect soft beats, glowing skies and locals gathering as the sun dips behind the iconic "Finger of God" rock. Bring a blanket and snacks, and enjoy one of Ibiza’s most atmospheric traditions.


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        Laid-Back Charm in Santa Gertrudis

        Set in Ibiza ‘s rural heart, Santa Gertrudis mixed bohemian spirit with village charm. Its lively square is lined with cafés, art galleries and family-friendly restaurants—perfect for a relaxed lunch or early evening stroll. Children play nearby while locals and visitors mingle, making it an ideal spot to soak up genuine island life.

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        Can Muson – Santa Eulalia

        If you’re a nature enthusiast looking for an authentic countryside experience in Ibiza, Can Muson is a must-visit. This ecological finca and working farm is a haven for both children and adults, offering a hands-on connection with the island’s rural roots. Visitors can explore its vibrant vegetable gardens, interact with friendly farm animals, and learn about sustainable agriculture in a fun and engaging way.

        Can Muson also has a charming farm shop selling fresh local produce, including organic fruit and vegetables, homemade products, and eco-friendly goods. Whether you’re stopping by for a hearty farm-to-table breakfast, a wholesome lunch, or just to enjoy one of their refreshing natural juices or smoothies, the setting is peaceful and inviting.


        Acrobosc Ibiza – Santa Eulalia

        For families seeking a mix of fresh air and excitement, Acrobosc Ibiza is the perfect daytime activity. Just a short walk from Cala Pada, this forest adventure park features rope bridges, zip lines, and treetop circuits set among the pine trees – offering a unique, nature – filled experience for all ages. 

        With three different courses ranging from beginner to advanced, you can choose how daring you want to be, making it ideal for both families and thrill-seekers. Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult, turning it into a fantastic opportunity to reconnect and have fun together as a family. Just don’t forget your trainers!


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        La Ruta de la Sal – Sant Antoni de Portmany

        In May 1846, sailors were challenged to complete a journey across the Mediterranean due to a shortage of salt.  In 1989, the ANAM launched the first sporting edition of the Salt Route. During the Ruta de la Sal, more than 2000 sailors cross the sea from Barcelona to Ibiza & Formentera in search of the white gold: salt! In 2025, XXXVII edition, the trip will take place from April 17 to 19.


        La Ruta De La Sal
XXXVII edición
Del 17 al 19 de abril 2025

        Ready to Experience Ibiza in April?

        From peaceful nature trails and soul-stirring sunsets to vibrant markets and wellness escapes, Ibiza during spring offers the perfect merge of calm and colour. Whether you’re craving adventure, relaxation, or a touch of culture, this is the time to enjoy the island at its most authentic.

        If you’re looking for the perfect place to stay, Prestige Rental Team is here to help. Take advantage of our Special Spring Offer – enjoy up to 15% off on some of our most stunning rental villas throughout April. 

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