COVID-19 in Ibiza – May 1st Update

As a team here at Prestige Properties we would like to take the opportunity to share with you some positive news. This week Spain has presented its plan for the deconfinement and this means that we are starting to see some light at the end of the tunnel. The sun and the beach finally seem less like a dream and more of a reality. And we really hope that we can welcome you here again soon!

Here is a calendar illustrating the 4 steps of deconfinement:

Phase 0, from May 4th until May 10th : this is the preparation stage, citizens are able to go outside for exercise or walks, small businesses can open on appointments.
Phase 1, from May 11th until May 24th : the first stage marks the beginning of social interaction, terraces open at 30% capacity, social contact between people of the same city, hotels open without common areas.
Phase 2, from May 25th until June 7th : at this point new openings will happen with the indoor areas of restaurants and bars at 30% capacity, cultural events with limitations, trips to second homes within the same province will be allowed.
Phase 3, from June 8th until June 21st : the last stage will increase mobility, business capacity rises from 30 to 50%, restrictions will be softened in general.

Each one of these stages will be conditioned to the evolution of the crisis, implementation may vary from province to province and the dates might be modified by the government. Fortunately, Balearic Islands and especially Ibiza have had very low numbers of cases in comparison to the mainland, so the local government is taking action to ease the process of deconfinement in the region. Fingers crossed!

Now let’s highlight some of the important dates for you and for us at Prestige Properties :

May 4th : Prestige Properties Offices can open again for business receiving clients by appointment only.
May 11th : As far as we understand, this is the date when our offices can reopen, with health and capacity restrictions. However working from home is highly recommended until Phase 3.
May 25th : Clients owning a second home and living in the same province will be allowed to travel to it.
June 8th : Beaches will be open to citizens with new conditions of use and safety. Nightclubs and bars will open at 30% capacity
June 22nd : "New normality" meaning mobility between provinces in Spain will be possible again, so hopefully the start of the season 2020 for Ibiza

Unfortunately at this point we can’t confirm a date for European and international travellers to be allowed back to our beloved Island. This will depend on further discussions between the Spanish government and its EU partners.

We hope to be able to welcome you again in July but until we know for certain let’s stay safe and keep positive. While we wait, we have adapted our way of working and you can see this on our new web page; Real Estate Virtual Technology. We are available to advise you anytime, whether you are curious to learn more about Ibiza and its market or if you would like to do a virtual tour of one of our villas.

Here at Prestige the whole team is working everyday in preparation for when we can meet our clients. We are really impressed and motivated by the amount of messages that we receive from all of you, full of positivity and will to pursue the dream holiday or the perfect new home in the sun.

To finish with another positive note, we can’t describe how beautiful the Island is looking, the roads are quiet, the countryside is green, the beaches are clean and the sea is as cristaline as can be. Nature is enjoying a well deserved break and we expect this Summer to be a jump back to the past, more space, more time, and more unexpected things to look forward to.

That is why we recommend you to have a look at our selection of Ibiza holiday villas, for which we have set new risk-free booking conditions. Summer is very long in Ibiza, to give you a little idea, average sea temperature in October is between 22 and 24 degrees, perfect for a swim…

Poolside at Casa Benjamin

We hope to see you very soon 😉

The team at Prestige Properties

How to choose a wedding photographer? 5 Basic tips to keep in mind

We know that choosing a wedding photographer is not an easy task. In fact, it’s almost as difficult as finding the dress or the event venue. Here are some guidelines to help you find a photographer who is professional, who likes your style and who is a "good person", and not die trying!

Before starting the search…

I recommend that you see many wedding photos on Internet sites such as bodas.net or mywed.com and pay attention to the differences in each professional’s work.

There are several styles of wedding photography, such as documentary photography, or classic photography. Also, each photographer processes the images differently, for example by saturating the colours, or conversely using black and white in most of their processing.

Knowing which style you like best, you can have a better idea of which photographer to choose.

1) Search on Internet

You can search for photographers in your city through internet by looking at their portfolios, or even the places where you are going to celebrate the event, they usually have photographs loaned by the photographers who go there to cover events.

You can ask your friends and family, as they may also know of some interesting references.

Finally, another option is to visit directories such as zankyou.es, where you can choose the community you belong to and search for it.

2) Choose your style

As we said before, you have to know what kind of photography you like, that is to say what look the report has, a classic style, a style close to fashion photography or documentary style. These styles are different from each other, but all of them are totally valid. Currently, documentary wedding photography is booming and more and more couples are hiring this style of photography. An example of this type of reportage is that made by Studio Fused, based in Ibiza, and also available on the mainland.

3) When you already found a photographer you like

If you have already found a photographer for your wedding, the first thing to do is to find out if he is a professional or if he is a photographer who takes occasional photographs. Look for references of his work on the internet and social networks.
Once you have checked this, stay with him and see if you feel comfortable with him or her.

4) What questions should you ask

After talking about wedding photos and your experience, other important questions are as follows:

Availability for the wedding date?
What is the total price of the report?
How many hours will you be at the event?
Percentage and time for booking?
Delivery time of the report?
Digital and/or printed photographs?
How many photographs do you deliver?
Cancellation and refund policies?
Do you have support in case of illness?

5) Prepare the wedding with the photographer

A good recommendation is that once you have chosen your photographer, have a meeting with him and talk to him about your wedding planning. This is interesting, as photographers come to many weddings in a season, and can provide you with information on timing and organisation.

It is interesting to know the planning of the times from both sides, to know how much time will be available to take the pictures after the invitation, or during the cocktail after the ceremony.

Bonus

Don’t be fooled by extra products like the album or because it’s more expensive or cheaper
Look at the photographer’s complete works, they’re not worth three good pictures.
Don’t be impressed by beautiful weddings with models, or wedding sites that may not be like yours.
Make sure you know your photographer and that you get along.

Here’s a selection of Ibiza Villas ideal for Wedding Celebrations:

1. Jumali

2. Can Rio

3. Villa Centelleo

4. Ca Na Xica

5. Villa Everland

Ibiza, April 2020

Campos de Ibiza Your Free Gift Pack

When you rent with Prestige Properties: We want you to feel at home! And use products that are natural, sustainable and environmental friendly. Therefore, as part of our wide range of rental services you will receive the gift of a broad range of body and hair amenities, free of parabens and not tested on animals, from Ibiza’s Campos de Ibiza.

From Prestige Properties we are in tune with the policies implemented by this family company and therefore we are happy to provide you with authentic natural products originating from our fruitful island.

The welcome kit created for our clients includes a shampoo and conditioner with a fresh Mandarin aroma for hair care. The kit also includes a gel and moisturising body milk with an Almond Flower aroma. The collection is completed with several display trays and a 30 gr. almond bar of soap.

Are you familiar with Campos de Ibiza? This post will bring you a little bit closer to its history.

Campos de Ibiza is a family owned company located in Ibiza and with more than 40 years of history producing perfumes using the best natural essences and products from the island.

The creation of this popular brand has a history that is based on freedom and love for Ibiza… It all began when a young soldier named Maurice Stora was fighting for the freedom of his country when the Nazis invaded France during World War II. During this fight, he attempted to travel to London by boat to join the troops lead by General De Gaulle.

On his way to England the young soldier was captured and jailed in Spain. Once in prison, Maurice became close friends with his translator Baroness Ilaria of Romania. One day, this exquisite lady made him a promise: "If we survive, I will take you and your family to discover paradise".

True to her word, when the war ended, the Baroness brought the young Frenchman to Ibiza in the 50s with help from her cousin, painter Mariano Tur Montis.

Thus began a friendship that would last forever. Maurice quickly fell in love with Ibiza and returned frequently throughout his lifetime, always accompanied by his family.

His daughter Camila came to Ibiza for the first time when she was two years old. Her love for Ibiza began with this first visit to the island, resulting in the creation of her brand of perfumes at the end of the 70s. She created aromas using fruits and flowers from the garden of her home; a paradise suspended over the cliffs of Es Cubells.

Nowadays her daughter Aurélie Kahn runs the company and has provided it with a wider and international projection, including her own creations and placing Campos de Ibiza as a benchmark in Spanish author perfumes.

With the same love for the Island instilled by her mother and her passion for high-end perfumes has enabled the brand to overcome barriers. Her products are produced 100% in Spain using formulas supported by years of experience in the natural cosmetics field, dermatologically tested and free of parabens.

All of this without forgetting that the containers are recyclable and are manufactured in a manner that is sustainable, generating minimal waste.

We hope you enjoy this little welcome gift!

Your Prestige Rental Team

Gay tourism in Ibiza: a growing trend of colour and freedom

The rise of gay tourism in Ibiza is thanks to the tolerant environment on the island. The members of the hippie culture who made their home there in the 60s began the "live and let live" attitude. Later, in the 80s, the LGBT community was incorporated into the cultural environment of the island.

Photo by El Confidencial

LGBT attractions in Ibiza

The growing supply of tourist attractions covers all kinds of services oriented to the gay community. Therefore, the scene establishments are not confined to certain areas, as in many cities: the whole island is gay friendly.

Beaches

Some very beautiful sandy areas are gay tourism favourites. Es Cavallet, a nudist beach, is also known throughout the Mediterranean for its gay scene, with signs of tolerance that can be seen even in establishments such it’s famous Chiringay.

Photo by Chiringay.com

The part of Ses Salines known as Sa Trinxa has the most transparent water and is also a gay-friendly and nudist area.

Bars

Another great LGBT attraction is the bars, which are usually painted with the colours of the gay pride flag. They are located mainly in Calle Alfonso and Calle de la Virgen, in Ibiza city. Unbridled hedonism is the norm in these areas of extreme freedom and tolerance. Mad Bar, Dado, Bar 22 and Mona Lisa are some of them.

Clubs

In these places there are legendary meetings of beautiful people, full of creativity and debauchery with impressive shows. Great artists, dancers, Drag Queens and lots of skin are some of the attractions of the theme parties held in these places.

The only gay club on the island is Lola’s. There are also polysexual clubs like the famous ones Anfora, Babylon, Amnesia and Privilege. The latter has hosted SuperMartXé, an incredible show with dazzling special effects, choreography and crazy fashion shows.

Photo by Spotlight

Hotels

The Purple is an exclusively gay hotel which has a fantastic bar with the same name. It is located in San Antonio and focused exclusively on this segment of the market. With its bold but elegant colouring, and designed to offer a sensation of space, it also has an excellent restaurant service with a select sample of Ibizan cuisine.

There are many other gay-friendly establishments like Cenit, Boutique Hostal Salinas and Marigna.

Ibiza Gay Pride

This "full colour" event takes place in different spaces where theatrical performances, cultural events, conferences, book presentations and musical performances are held, involving well-known personalities. In 2019 it will take place between 12 and 15 June. On the closing night of the event there are theme parties in the most famous gay clubs.

Photo by Welcometoibiza.es

The development of gay tourism in Ibiza makes this island a successful place to offer the growing gay market an alternative accommodation option. Contact us for more information.

Ibiza, June 2019

Rural tourism and agrotourism in Ibiza

Agrotourism in Ibiza is an example of how touristic activities continuously introduce innovations to extend traditional ‘sun and beach’ tourism.

Agrotourism and rural tourism in Ibiza

Agrotourism refers to leisure and recreation activities that take place in ecological production centres dedicated to agricultural and livestock pursuits. This service is managed by the local workers themselves.

Rural tourism develops in small and isolated communities. The accommodation usually consists of old houses adapted to receive visitors, and they are attended to by families.

Both activities are framed within the principles of sustainable tourism of the World Tourism Organization. They include respect for nature, support for communities, sustainable use of resources and the use of biodegradable products.

Rural tourism areas in Ibiza

With the help of real estate in Ibiza, you can find accommodation for rural tourism there. Near the heights of Els Amunts and Pla de Corona, the almond trees bloom during the spring, which is a spectacle that’s worthy of being photographed.

Photo by Prestige Properties

In the most secluded area of the island, the northeast, lie Sant Joan de Labritja and Santa Eulària des Riu. It is also an ideal region for hiking or cycling.

Sant Rafel de Sa Creu is full of artisan ceramic workshops that produce unique pieces inspired by ancient Carthage.

San Juan, to the north, is the municipality that has benefited most from rural tourism. On Sundays, the people there bring the usually tranquil place to life with their artisan market.

The Mercada de Forada, open during Saturdays on Sant Rafel-Santa Agnes road, sells locally sourced agricultural products. You will find nuts, preserves, honey, oil, wine and even perfumes and natural cosmetics.

Countryside activities in Ibiza

In Ibiza you can find farms, plantations and vegetable gardens that all follow the agrotourism trend. Some of them grow fruits like watermelons, melons and peaches. The vegetable gardens produce tomatoes, courgettes, aubergines, cucumbers, lettuce and peppers.

Some of the most famous agrotourism establishments are Talaia, Can Curreu, Atzaró, Can Arabí and Can Jaume.

The animal breeding activities are based on animals recognised as indigenous, such as the Ibizan hen, the sheep and the goat. The porc negre, a breed of pig, and the Ibizan rabbit are in the process of being approved.

Photo by Can Curreu

Ibiza’s natural side

Far from the beaches, coves and the bustle of nightlife, there is another Ibiza: that of the small towns in the island’s interior. Country houses, in addition to their unique architectural features, are dotted around the fields and are sometimes grouped into small communities. This quiet and rustic region maintains its ancestral way of life.

Agrotourism in Ibiza is an alternative that gives you new experiences, very different from the ones you already know. Get going and try them!

Photo by Prestige Properties

Ibiza, May 2019

Celebrity villas in Ibiza

Celebrities in Ibiza are already legends. Millionaires, actors, footballers and aristocrats have chosen Ibiza as the ideal place. Many come to visit Ibiza frequently, live here permanently or spend a season here every year to relax as couples or families.

The great offers and high quality of the real estate market in Ibiza allows luxury homes to be obtained at (comparatively) affordable prices.

Celebrity villas in Ibiza

The luxury celebrity homes, with their comfort, their many rooms, their swimming pools and large gardens are wonderful. In them the artists, millionaires and footballers seek privacy and all the comforts imaginable.

Each celebrity looks for different styles according to his or her tastes. Antonio Banderas and Juio Iglesias prefer more complex architecture. Guti or Fernando Hierro prefer mansions designed with cutting-edge trends in mind. Kate Moss and Jade Jagger, on the other hand, prefer the traditional Finca style home in the bohemian North of the island.

Other football players who have made the island their sanctuary are Zidane, Gerard Piqué, Carles Puyol, David Villa and Pepe Reina.

Other celebrities with properties in Ibiza include Pepe Martínez, Eugenia Martínez de Irujo, the Goyanes-Lapique family and Blanca and Borja Thyssen. Vladimir Doronin, the Russian millionaire ex-husband of Naomi Campbell has a mansion in San Jose.

Areas with more Ibiza mansions

Many of those seeking luxury homes in Ibiza are interested in constructions with local and traditional architectural features that are unique to the island. These houses are rare and distinctive, and they are often located in the countryside.

These homes are mostly in the north of Ibiza, such as Santa Eulalia and San Miguel, where there are a large number of mansions, as well as San Juan.

The south and southeast areas of the island also offer luxury homes. There are two main styles of Ibiza mansions in the north of the island: avant-garde villas or traditional buildings.

Where to buy a house in Ibiza and at what price

The purchase of houses on the island is booming and that has determined some of the prices as we’ll explain below.

A detached house facing the sea in Santa Eulalia can have a value of up to 12,000 euros per square meter. On the seafront, the price of a two-bedroom apartment fluctuates around 7,000 euros p/m2.

There are luxury homes for 10 million euros or more, but the vast majority of them are around 2 or 3 million.

The redevelopment of the old town has given a new rising value to luxury villas and the proximity of VIP beach clubs has raised the average cost of a luxury home around Ibiza Town to more than 3.5 million euros.

Celebrities in Ibiza add another touch of glamour to island life, enjoying their Ibiza villas with style. However, Ibiza is not just for the rich and famous; anyone with a dream can come here and try their luck. We would be more than happy to help you in fulfilling your dream of a new home in Ibiza.

Ibiza, April 2019

Ibiza’s Gourmet Cuisine

Ibiza’s gourmet cuisine is one of the reasons why those who know how to live well visit the island. From the most sophisticated and original avant-garde to intimate and romantic restaurants, Ibiza offers the most refined possibilities.

Gourmet Gastronomy in Ibiza

In this article, we’ll tell you about a number of restaurants on the island that are included in the Michelin guide, and why they deserve this distinction.

Ca n’Alfredo

A traditional family establishment that has been offering traditional yet refined Mediterranean and Ibizan dishes since 1934. Its creations are presented perfectly paired with local wines. One of its most famous dishes is its fish stew.

Re.Art

This tapas tavern is run by the Catalan chef David Reartes, whose mission is to make the island’s products more well-known and appreciated. He’s committed to the "Ibiza’s Flavour" brand, promoted by the Consell d’Eivissa.

From the irreverent and lively atmosphere of his open kitchen, he serves traditional tapas and unique creations such as Café de París smoked pork loin.

The Gaia

This establishment features japeruvian cuisine or a blend of Japanese and Peruvian cooking, and is headed by the chef Henrique Sá Pessoa.

With absolute respect for local Mediterranean produce, he has incorporated its virtues into this trend to offer patrons creations such as lobster anticucho with mojo, coriander and lime or nikkei chocolates.

Mar a Vila

Located in the center of Eivissa (Ibiza Town), this is the place where Pablo del Castillo prepares a cuisine that is varied but focused on Ibizan and Spanish gourmet gastronomy. Among its specialties are ravioli foie and tuna glazed with soy.

They also offer signature tapas and pinchos prepared with creativity that reflects the team’s youthful approach. Tuck into some violet potatoes with mustard and toasted garlic, or black pudding and apple rolls with almond sauce.

It

With a highly creative Mediterranean style and headed by chef Massimo Larosa, it is located in Marina Botafoch.

Here they work with a blend of local products and Italian specialities such as pizzas, pasta, and starters, in creations with superb results.

In addition to an international wine list, you’ll be delighted with dishes such as beef sirloin with hazelnut, crunchy cod cannolis or cuttlefish with black olives and cauliflower.

El Cigarral

Run by the Ortiz family, this restaurant specialising in homemade Spanish cuisine with a touch of versatility offers a variety of options. Locally caught fish, game from Toledo, and Asturian livestock shine in their creations.

These include asparagus stuffed with seafood au gratin with alioli, red partridge a la Toledo-like mother-made, and Asturian T-bone steak.

You have to eat in Ibiza, and this is the moment to do so. If you’d like to experience the delights of gastronomic tourism in Ibiza and sample Ibiza’s gourmet cuisine, be sure to plan a visit soon.

Ibiza, January 2019

Ibiza with kids: a place to have a great time

A holiday on the Balearic island is always a good idea, but living in Ibiza with children
is an even better one.

For those who don’t know the island, it may seem an excellent place for a vacation aboard a luxurious yacht or in a magnificent villa, however it’s also a perfect place to live with children.

In addition to numerous homes to rent or buy for a stable life on Ibiza, the world renowned Mediterranean island offers numerous services for the youngest members of the family.

Living in Ibiza with children, and everything the island has to offer

When someone decides to settle in another city, the first thing they do is look for a place to live, either by renting or buying a property. Once this question is solved, the next step is to look for a school, should the new life be with children.

In fact, it’s no less true that the search for housing is conditioned by the closeness to the school to be chosen, or vice versa. In this sense, as well as state schools, Ibiza offers interesting private options for educating children:

– Morna International College in Santa Gertrudis. An interesting option, both if the children are Spanish, English or German-speaking.

– College Francais. Situated between Ibiza and San José, this school has small-sized classes for French-speaking children who don’t speak any Spanish; a top level education to meet the expectations of the most demanding parents and also for children who require official qualifications in French.

– Colegio Mestral. Located in the centre of the city, this private school offers classes in Catalan and Spanish as well as in English; another option available for those planning to move to Ibiza.

Living in Ibiza requires education, but also leisure

In addition to a unique natural environment and educational options, life on the island offers incredible leisure pursuits for children.
Aguamar Park

Proof of this are the companies devoted to organizing parties for children, the possibility of outdoor activities such as horseback riding, the Aguamar Water Park or the adventure-filled Acrobosc Park.

A few examples of what life can be like for the little ones on the island known throughout the world for its climate and its beaches: two more aspects that should also be made the most of.

Acrobosc

It has been shown that living in a privileged environment aids children in their learning and also helps them live a healthy life. Living in Ibiza with children is an excellent idea in every sense.

Dreaming of a Different Christmas? Have a Magical Time in Ibiza

Christmas in Ibiza can be a source of surprises for those for whom the island evokes throngs, boisterous parties and crowded beaches. On the other hand, you should know that peace and magic are the most characteristic features of the island at that time.

Christmas in Ibiza with the family

This Balearic island, its beaches and its architecture is at its best in the winter, when silence deepens any experience you may have. There will be tranquility to meditate on some cultural milestones, such as ruins of its ancient civilizations.

To spend the winter on Ibiza is to be able to discover and explore without being disturbed, to walk through the streets listening only to your steps. It is to perceive Ibiza in a totally different way, ideal for spending Christmas in Ibiza with your family.

Ses Salines and Es Cavallet

Ses Salines is an extensive beach located in the national park of the same name: it has very white sand in contrast to a sea of deep blue. It is limited by a dune formation on which you can walk on wooden walkways. Also, the pine and juniper forests border the beach, forming a serene contrast with water and sand.

If you continue your walk to the left and pass through the woods, you will reach a rocky terrain and the Tower of Ses Portes, built to sight pirate ships. From there, the Es Freus strait and its islets can be appreciated.

To complete the walk, go to Es Cavallet. There, in this stretch of sand, which is also very wide, you will find remains of Posidonia oceanica, an iconic plant of the Mediterranean ecosystem. .

Island markets

Another of the charms of the island and less crowded than in summer, you will have time to visit them at your leisure. Calmly choose the Christmas gifts you are going to give.

– Las Dalias

On Saturday mornings, from 10 in the morning until 10 pm, there is the Hippy Market. You can buy musical instruments, clothes, jewellery, crafts, books, antiques and incense.

– Forada

This lively market sells seasonal agricultural products from 10 am to 4 pm, but also oils, wines, jams and preserves. It also offers natural cosmetic products and crafts.

Horseback riding

This entertainment offers the advantage of being able to have a good trip without too much fatigue and get in touch with nature.

The north of Ibiza and near San Juan you will find Horse Valley. The walks go through the natural park of Es Murta, so it is practically a virgin area. The tour lasts 4 hours, and in winter the schedule is more flexible since it has no limitations due to the heat.

Living on Ibiza and therefore being able to spend Christmas in Ibiza is possible by buying a beautiful home on the island.

Villa India – Ref. 6246 – For sale with Prestige Properties Ibiza

Ibiza, December 2018

ONE TOY, ONE SMILE – Christmas Charity Campaign

Each Christmas, Prestige Properties Ibiza takes pride in supporting a local charity and contributing to the well-being of those less fortunate in our community. In 2018, we decided to choose a campaign that was both close to our hearts and also directly linked to our workplace, through our colleague Nina Negru, the 4th Edition of ‘One Toy, One Smile’, organised by Food for Ibiza.

The "One Toy, One Smile" Campaign

Christmas is a time of hope and compassion. Children who live in poverty often experience Christmas very differently from what the seasonal retail marketing narratives would have us believe, and also often very different from their friends and peers.

Sharing and receiving a small gift, in the form of a toy has the ability to change a child’s entire perspective, value, self-worth, and simply send a small message of hope.

"One Toy, One Smile" is the perfect addition to offering food to families in need at such an incredibly special time of the year. As well as giving toys, each family also receives a €25 coupon per head to be spent on their own personal Christmas menu at their nearby supermarket. Making everyone feel loved and cared for. At Prestige Properties, we were overly happy to be part of such a wonderful project.

The event was marked by the element of surprise and overwhelming emotions, brought by a simple goodwill gesture to those who needed it most. We are very grateful to the team at Food for Ibiza for their incredible dedication, and for taking responsibility for the success of these initiatives here in Ibiza.

About ‘Food for Ibiza’

Since 2014, Food for Ibiza, a non-profit organisation, has been actively campaigning and helping to improve the quality of life for people in Ibiza, by fighting hunger and supplying some of the island’s poorest families with food and those basic necessities that we often take for granted.

The organisation solely runs on the support of volunteers and is dependent on the generosity and donations made by the local community, like other businesses, supermarkets, hotels, restaurants, and private household contributors.

The volunteers from ‘Food for Ibiza’ primarily drive to collection points across the island to pick up donated groceries, such as dried foods like rice, lentils, beans, pasta or canned meat and fish, oil, coffee, cocoa, and cookies and bring them to their warehouse where items are stored, sorted and the packages are prepared for delivery based on every family’s particular need. They are then distributed to the registered families once a month.

We are very proud to be working with one of the founding members of Food for Ibiza, our colleague Nina Negru, as part of our team of sales agents. Nina is a great professional in the real estate market who felt she needed to contribute more directly to alleviating some of the difficulties faced by those struggling to keep up in an economy progressively geared towards luxury and exclusivity.

Fundraising with ‘Food for Ibiza’

In September, Food for Ibiza held its annual fundraising event at the famous ‘Children of the 80’s’ Party at the Hard Rock Hotel: to enter the party you simply had to bring 3 kilograms of non-perishable food.

Nina Negru stated that the collection at this event proved essential in helping low-income families from the island during the winter ahead.

Poverty in Ibiza – The Facts

We live on an island that is known for its wonderful surroundings and its affluent and privileged lifestyle. It is often difficult to believe or even notice that some people experience very difficult and extreme situations of poverty and desperation. Some people have very little income, food, are homeless, or have few resources and opportunities.

From Prestige Properties Ibiza, we want to bring visibility to some of the charity initiatives that are organised by different associations of Ibiza. It is paramount we see the island as a whole and with equal opportunities for all, and where there are inequality and needs, we desire to stand together to make a difference and create long-lasting improvements for the health and well-being of our local community.

If you want to volunteer your time or get involved, check out the links below. Your support and help will be greatly appreciated by those who are struggling to care for themselves.

Food for Ibiza:

https://www.facebook.com/foodforibiza
https://www.instagram.com/food_for_ibiza

No time to spare? Donate!

Paypal: [email protected]

Or via Bank Transfer: OPENBANK

IBAN: ES67 0073 0100 5505 0541 8480

SWIFT CODE for a donation from abroad: OPENESMM

Do you have any questions or need more info?Send us a message and we will get back as quickly as possible!

We know that choosing a wedding photographer is not an easy task. In fact, it’s almost as difficult as finding the dress or the event venue. Here are some guidelines to help you find a photographer who is professional, who likes your style and who is a "good person", and not die trying!

Before starting the search…

1) Search on Internet

2) Choose your style

3) When you already found a photographer you like

4) What questions should you ask

5) Prepare the wedding with the photographer

Bonus

Do you have any questions or need more info?Send us a message and we will get back as quickly as possible!

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LGBT attractions in Ibiza

Beaches

Bars

Clubs

Hotels

Ibiza Gay Pride

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Agrotourism and rural tourism in Ibiza

Rural tourism areas in Ibiza

Photo by Prestige Properties

Countryside activities in Ibiza

Photo by Can Curreu

Ibiza’s natural side

Photo by Prestige Properties

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Celebrity villas in Ibiza

Areas with more Ibiza mansions

Where to buy a house in Ibiza and at what price

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Gourmet Gastronomy in Ibiza

Ca n’Alfredo

Re.Art

The Gaia

Mar a Vila

It

El Cigarral

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Living in Ibiza with children, and everything the island has to offer

Living in Ibiza requires education, but also leisure

Do you have any questions or need more info?Send us a message and we will get back as quickly as possible!

Christmas in Ibiza with the family

Ses Salines and Es Cavallet

Island markets

Horseback riding

Villa India – Ref. 6246 – For sale with Prestige Properties Ibiza

Do you have any questions or need more info?Send us a message and we will get back as quickly as possible!

The "One Toy, One Smile" Campaign

About ‘Food for Ibiza’

Fundraising with ‘Food for Ibiza’

Poverty in Ibiza – The Facts

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