Why buy a property in Ibiza (Eivissa Municipality)?

Ibiza Town, otherwise known as Eivissa, is the smallest of the five municipalities on the island, situated on the south-eastern coast. It shares borders with Sant Antoni de Portmany, Santa Eulària and Sant Josep de Talaia. The capital city spans 11.14 km², with an estimated population of 49,727 out of the island ‘s total population of 147,914.

The municipality of Ibiza Town is divided into two main sections: ‘The Old Town’, known as Dalt Vila (literally meaning ‘upper part’), which sits atop a small hill overlooking the sea, and the modern extension, "Eixample" (meaning ‘extension’). Among local Ibicencans, the city is often referred to as Vila d’Eivissa or simply Vila (meaning ‘town’).

Dalt Vila (The Old Town) is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site, renowned for its stunning historical architecture, monumental castle grounds and a central Roman Catholic Cathedral, Santa Maria d’Eivissa. The Old Town is a labyrinth of charming cobbled streets, offering an abundance of cultural sites, including boutique shops, bars and restaurants. It also features beautifully restored homes alongside authentic, historic residences that have been passed down through generations of Ibicencan families.

The modern extension of Ibiza Town features a picturesque main square, Vara de Rey, as well as a vibrant harbour-front promenade, traditional whitewashed buildings and cobbled streets lined with a variety of retail shops, restaurants, cafés and bars. This area attracts a diverse mix of residents and visitors. A more contemporary high street extends from the port, offering a range of well-known European retail chains, banks, pharmacies, food markets, homeware stores and all the necessities for modern-day living.

The streets of Ibiza Town remain lively and energetic throughout the year, with most retail and dining establishments open in all seasons. However, when summer arrives and tourists begin to flood in, the city takes on a dynamic and exhilarating atmosphere. The nightlife becomes a hub for clubbers, celebrities, high-profile clientele, yacht enthusiasts and fashion influencers from across the globe.

Just a short drive away is Marina Botafoch, an exclusive VIP area home to an array of luxury motor yachts, superyachts, and an opulent collection of high-end apartments and penthouses overlooking the waterfront.

Additionally, Ibiza Town boasts two main beaches—Talamanca and Figueretas. Both are stunning and highly sought-after destinations, frequented by both tourists and residents alike. These areas offer a broad selection of hotels, from local boutique stays to luxurious resorts, as well as a variety of rental villas, making them attractive to visitors year-round.

With its rich Mediterranean history, ancient architecture, picturesque seafront, beautiful beaches and cosmopolitan nightlife—including some of the island’s most iconic nightclubs—Eivissa offers an unparalleled and versatile lifestyle.

Purchasing property in Ibiza Town presents an array of opportunities for families, holiday home buyers, young and retired couples, individuals, buy-to-let investors, and those seeking high-profile, secure residences.

Prospective buyers in Eivissa typically explore six distinct areas: Dalt Vila and the surrounding city centre, including Ibiza Marina, Marina Botafoch (Paseo Marítimo), Talamanca (Illa Plana), Figueretas (Los Molinos) and Can Misses.

Dalt Vila (Old Town), City Centre and La Marina

Dalt Vila, situated atop a small hill known as Puig de Vila, is undoubtedly Ibiza’s most significant cultural and tourist attraction. This spectacular walled city stands as a living archive of the various civilisations that have shaped the island’s history, crowned by its distinctive hilltop cathedral.

Dalt Vila is the only fully preserved Renaissance fortress in all of Europe, alongside Valletta on the island of Malta, earning its designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999.

There are two main entrances to the Old Town, the most frequently used being a historic stone drawbridge that ascends a steep incline through the Portal de Ses Taules, leading directly to Plaza de Vila.

This central square is beautifully paved with cobbled streets and lined with charming al fresco restaurants, unique boutiques, and artisan shops. The second entrance provides access to The Contemporary Art Museum, where visitors can explore the underground remains of an ancient Phoenician dwelling.

The city tells a story of its own. A journey to the hilltop unveils exhibitions of historical architecture, memorial statues, and relics from the island’s Phoenician past, now seamlessly integrated into a modern, picturesque cityscape.

At the summit, breathtaking panoramic views stretch across the town below, the marina, Ses Salines, the island’s vast landscapes, and even as far as Formentera. Although the climb is steep and demanding, the experience is truly unforgettable and a must-see when visiting Ibiza.

Properties for sale in the Old Town and the lower city centre include modern converted apartments and 20th-century townhouses, particularly along Vara de Rey’s main boulevard. Prices for apartments in this area typically start at €6,000 per m², with an average property price of €700,000. Compared to the city centre, real estate in Dalt Vila is valued at nearly twice the market price. However, the area is steeped in history, boasts unique architectural charm, and offers spectacular sea and city views, making it highly desirable. The neighbourhood primarily attracts high-profile buyers, including those seeking luxury holiday homes or investment properties for rental purposes.

Marina Botafoch (Paseo Marítimo)

One of the most frequented areas of the city is Paseo Marítimo, a long waterfront promenade where both locals and tourists alike enjoy leisurely strolls, skating, running, cycling, or simply passing through en route to Marina Botafoch.

This vibrant strip is lined with prestigious establishments, including the luxury five-star Ibiza Ibiza Gran Hotel, Ibiza´s Casino, Hotel Pacha (adjacent to the iconic Pacha Ibiza nightclub), and the renowned Heart Ibiza. These venues are set against a stunning backdrop, with breathtaking views of Dalt Vila across the shimmering Mediterranean Sea.

Marina Botafoch is a hotspot for VIP clientele, home to an array of upmarket restaurants, cafés, and bars, including La Gaia by Óscar Molina, Novikov Ibiza, Lío and IT Restaurant. This area boasts some of the most stunning luxury apartment buildings on the island, offering spectacular views over Dalt Vila and the harbour. Situated within walking distance of Ibiza Town and Talamanca Bay, Marina Botafoch appeals to a broad range of buyers and renters, particularly high-profile individuals, families, and lifestyle holiday home seekers who prioritise secure residences with concierge services.

Properties for sale in Marina Botafoch typically command around €7,000 per m², with the average property price reaching €950,000.

Marina Botafoch Apartamento Las Boas Dalt Vila Vista

Over the past few decades, Marina Botafoch has evolved into one of the island’s most exclusive destinations, hosting some of the most prestigious social hotspots and globally renowned nightlife venues. With a wealth of luxury rental apartments available for long-term stays, this sought-after area continues to attract affluent residents and investors from around the world.

Talamanca

The stunning resort of Talamanca is home to Ibiza Town’s most popular beach. Located just a short fifteen-minute walk from the city centre and Marina Botafoch, Talamanca offers a tranquil retreat away from the hustle and bustle.

The bay of Talamanca boasts a long, wide beach with shallow, calm, crystal-clear waters and soft white sand, making it a versatile and much-loved spot for both visitors and locals alike.

During the peak summer months, Talamanca Beach becomes a lively haven for sun-seekers and cosmopolitan visitors. However, despite its popularity, the area retains its authentic bohemian charm, with surprisingly few high-rise developments overlooking the coastline.

Talamanca is also home to a diverse selection of excellent bars and restaurants, scattered along the beach. Many of these establishments remain open throughout the year, making the area a popular residential hub during the winter months as well. From traditional Mediterranean eateries to laid-back beach shacks, visitors can expect high-quality menus, great variety, and a vibrant atmosphere.

One of the most iconic spots in Talamanca is The Fish Shack, a small yet famous rustic "chiringuito", offering a simple yet authentic Ibizan dining experience. With its no-frills approach, this charming beachside eatery serves freshly caught fish of the day, making it a favourite among both locals and international DJs, who claim it serves some of the best seafood on the island.

The incredible Nobu Hotel Ibiza, which overlooks Talamanca Bay, has been elegantly designed to complement its surroundings. Featuring natural wood finishes and artisan ceramics, the luxury resort perfectly embodies the island’s aesthetic. This stylish retreat attracts high-profile guests and extends the exclusive reputation of the Marina Botafoch area.

Illa Plana – A Unique Part of Talamanca

Within the Talamanca area lies Illa Plana, a former island that was once separated from Ibiza’s mainland but later became naturally connected. Illa Plana acts as a divide between the port of Ibiza and Talamanca Beach.

After merging with Ibiza, Illa Plana became more accessible, and during the latter half of the 20th century, residential development began. Today, Illa Plana is a fully urbanised neighbourhood, renowned for its exclusive cliff top villas and luxury rental properties in the Talamanca area.

Talamanca is a highly desirable location for those looking to purchase property near Ibiza Town, offering easy access to unspoilt countryside, picturesque beauty spots, and stunning beaches. The area strikes a perfect balance between a family-friendly atmosphere and a stylish summer destination, complete with a welcoming local community.

Talamanca boasts an impressive selection of modern Mediterranean-style villas, as well as a growing number of new apartment developments currently under construction.

Many of the larger villas in Talamanca feature breathtaking sea views, making them particularly attractive to lifestyle holiday home buyers and buy-to-let investors. In comparison to other parts of Ibiza Town, this area is especially popular among singles and retired buyers seeking a tranquil yet trendy place to call home.

Apartments in Talamanca are priced at approximately €6,500 per m², with average property prices ranging between €700,000 and €1 million.

Talamanca Ibiza - Adosado Maspalomas Illa Plana

Figueretas (Los Molinos)

Figueretas Beach (Ses Figueretas) is considered the second most popular beach in Ibiza Town. This lively resort area features a recently renovated promenade and enjoys a prime location close to the city centre, as well as the sought-after areas of Talamanca Bay and Playa d’en Bossa.

The beachfront promenade offers spectacular views of the Dalt Vila mountainside and Ibiza Old Town, with a variety of hotels, bars, and restaurants along its length. Visitors can also take advantage of water sports activities and regular ferry services, providing easy access to the town during the summer months.

At the height of the season, Figueretas becomes a vibrant hub, with artisan market stalls and a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere. The area has everything needed to create the perfect small resort experience, catering to both tourists and residents alike.

Figueretas is especially popular among young couples, families, and buy-to-let investors, thanks to its local community feel and convenient location.

Property prices in Figueretas are typically around €5,500 per m², with apartments averaging between €500,000 and €700,000.

Ibiza Town

The main city centre is predominantly home to couples and single buyers, many of whom are already local residents on the island. This area attracts working professionals seeking affordable, accessible, and convenient properties in a highly cosmopolitan environment.

Most properties sold in Ibiza Town’s city centre are apartment complexes, ranging from older buildings to newly built residences. Compared to other districts of the city, the city centre typically offers a wider selection of properties, especially within older buildings, making it an attractive option for prospective buyers.

Apartments in Ibiza Town are priced at approximately €4,500 per m², with average property prices around €350,000.

Can Misses

Can Misses is effectively part of Ibiza Town’s city centre, or more specifically, the north-western outskirts that extend beyond the main urban area, situated next to the main highway. This location is ideal for those who wish to be within walking distance of the city centre while avoiding traffic congestion and benefiting from quick and convenient access to the rest of the island, including unspoilt countryside, scenic beauty spots, renowned restaurants, and stunning beaches

The local community and buy-to-let investors make up the majority of buyers in Can Misses. Apartments in this area are priced at approximately €6,200 per m², with an average value of €700,000. Villas typically range between €1.5 million and €2 million. At present, Prestige Properties has only one property available on the market in Can Misses.

Thinking About Purchasing a Villa in Ibiza?

The city centre of Ibiza Town, along with Can Misses and Figueretas, presents excellent opportunities for young couples and local residents looking for affordable apartments. However, property prices are rising steadily, reflecting the island’s increasing demand.

Both Marina Botafoch and Dalt Vila (the Old Town) are highly sought-after and more expensive areas, attracting a cosmopolitan and high-profile clientele, particularly luxury second-home buyers and buy-to-let investors.

Many families are drawn to Talamanca, an area known for its spacious, family-friendly apartments close to the beach. Talamanca also offers easy access to nurseries, schools, and a range of cafés and restaurants, all while allowing residents to enjoy the perks of city life.

Although demand is high across the city, the city centre offers slightly more flexibility. However, it may not suit everyone’s preferences. In general, much like other European cities, Eivissa caters to a wide range of lifestyles and property needs.

If you’re thinking about buying a property in Ibiza Town, why not explore our exclusive listings? Ibiza Exclusive Properties.

Our team is always on hand to guide you through your buying journey, ensuring you find your dream home with Prestige Properties Ibiza. Get in touch with us today!

Finding a Holiday Rental While Checking Out Ibiza Properties?

We have recently expanded our portfolio of luxury holiday villas. Book your Ibiza holiday villa with us, and we’ll be delighted to arrange property viewings for you during your stay.

If you’d like to experience one of our stunning villas in Ibiza Town during your 2025 Ibiza holiday, take a look at what’s on offer below:

Can Savina

Can Savina is a charming finca nestled in the peaceful countryside between Santa Gertrudis and Ibiza. Renovated in 2023, it blends authentic character with modern comfort, featuring five elegant bedrooms, including a master suite with a private living area and outdoor shower.

Set on 8,000 m² of lush gardens with lemon, olive, and orange trees, the finca offers multiple terraces, a large pool, a jacuzzi, and a covered dining area with a barbecue. Its first-floor views stretch over the countryside to Ibiza’s old town and the distant sea.

Ideally located just minutes from Ibiza Town, the port, and nearby villages, Can Savina also provides easy access to scenic walks, a horse-riding center, and the island’s best beaches. With daily cleaning included, it’s a perfect retreat for a relaxing yet well-connected holiday.

Wave

Wave is an extraordinary luxury villa, built in 2019, that offers breathtaking sea views and a modern design near Ibiza Town and the marina. Constructed with top-quality materials and state-of-the-art technology, it provides a refined and secure living experience, with an automatic gate, illuminated driveway, and full CCTV surveillance. Floor-to-ceiling sliding doors flood the living spaces with natural light and showcase panoramic views of Formentera and Ibiza Town.

The villa features five elegant bedrooms, including two master suites, all with high-end box spring beds, air conditioning, underfloor heating, and Netflix access. A designer kitchen is fully equipped with premium appliances, while the outdoor area boasts an infinity pool with a heating option, a chill-out zone with a fireplace, and al fresco dining for up to 16 guests.

For added comfort, the villa includes a professional gym, an independent office, Sonos sound system, e-bikes, and SUP boards. With a dedicated house manager and extra staff, plus easy access to Ibiza’s best beaches, Cap Martinet, and Santa Gertrudis, this villa is the perfect retreat for those seeking luxury, privacy, and exclusivity.

Villa Elefante

Villa Elefante is a modern villa with stunning views, a private pool, and minimalistic interiors, offering both tranquility and proximity to Ibiza Town. Featuring a sleek Porcelanosa kitchen, spacious living areas, and four elegant bedrooms, including a luxurious master suite, it is designed for ultimate comfort and style.

Each bedroom has an en-suite bathroom, with the master suite offering a lavish bathtub, walk-in closet, and breathtaking views. The outdoor area is perfect for relaxation, with a 10×4-meter saltwater pool, sun loungers, a chill-out space, and a Genesis Weber BBQ for al fresco dining. The villa is fully fenced and secured with CCTV and smart home technology.

Ideally located, Villa Elefante is minutes from Ibiza Town, Talamanca Beach, and Marina Botafoch, with easy access to top dining, nightlife, and nature spots. A perfect retreat for those seeking luxury, privacy, and convenience.

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The Quiet Charm of Ibiza in Winter: Lifestyle, Culture, and Community

When the vibrant summer crowds disperse and the heat subsides, Ibiza transforms into a tranquil haven perfect for those seeking relaxation, outdoor activities, and cultural immersion. The island’s milder winter months reveal a side of Ibiza that few tourists experience — one that is rich in local traditions, stunning natural beauty, and a welcoming community spirit. In this blog, we’ll explore the best things to do, see, and experience in Ibiza during winter, focusing on how the island’s lifestyle, culture, and sense of community come to life when the pace slows down.

What Makes Ibiza a Perfect Winter Destination

Visiting Ibiza in winter offers an entirely different atmosphere compared to the island’s bustling summer months. Gone are the noisy crowds and high temperatures, making room for quiet exploration and peaceful moments by the sea. This is the ideal time to get a sense of Ibiza’s local lifestyle, participate in cultural activities, and enjoy the island’s natural beauty at your own pace.

Ideal Winter Outdoor Experiences in Ibiza

Ibiza’s winter months are perfect for outdoor activities. With daytime temperatures ranging from 15°C to 20°C, it’s comfortable enough for hiking, cycling, and even water sports like kayaking and kitesurfing.

Hiking Trails

Ibiza is interwoven with picturesque hiking trails, offering hikers breathtaking vistas of its dramatic coastline and serene countryside. These trails showcase Ibiza’s diverse natural beauty, making it a hiker’s paradise in winter. Some of the top winter hikes include:

Cala d’Albarca: Known for its rugged beauty, this trail takes you through pine forests and along steep cliffs, leading to a natural stone arch. The incredible scenery and peaceful winter atmosphere make this a great hike for nature lovers.
Sa Talaia: As the island’s highest peak, this trail offers expansive panoramic views of the sea and surrounding landscapes. The moderately challenging hike is best enjoyed on clear winter days.
Puig de Missa (Santa Eulalia): This hike offers a mix of history and nature, as it leads to the Puig de Missa hilltop where a whitewashed 16th-century church overlooks Santa Eulalia. The route is accessible and offers beautiful views of the town and the surrounding countryside.
Portinatx to Moscarter Lighthouse: A relatively easy coastal route, this trail provides captivating views of the Mediterranean, making it accessible for hikers of all level

Cycling Routes

Cycling in Ibiza during winter is a dream for biking enthusiasts. It offers several excellent cycling routes, which are ideal for both casual cyclists and experienced riders.The milder temperatures and quieter roads allow for relaxed exploration of the island’s diverse landscapes. You can choose from several cycling routes that take you through pine forests, rolling hills, and charming villages. Some of the best routes include:

Sant Juan to Cala Sant Vincent: This route offers a more challenging ride, with steep climbs and rewarding panoramic views over the northern coastline. It takes you through the serene and picturesque countryside of northern Ibiza.
Ibiza Town to Santa Gertrudis: A relatively easy and relaxing route from Ibiza Town to the charming inland village of Santa Gertrudis. Along the way, you’ll pass olive groves and open fields, offering a peaceful winter landscape.
Sant Antoni to Sant Agnes: This route takes you through the heart of rural Ibiza. The quiet roads and rolling hills make it ideal for a relaxed winter ride, with stops in the quaint village of Santa Inés.
Portinatx to Sant Joan de Labritja: For those looking for a shorter but scenic ride, this route in the north offers beautiful coastal views and winds through pine forests, providing an enchanting atmosphere.

Thrill-seekers passionate about water sports

Kitesurfing enthusiasts will find Ibiza an excellent destination during the winter months. Playa d’en Bossa, with its wide expanse and steady winds, is a prime location for kitesurfing and windsurfing. Similarly, Aguas Blancas on the northeast coast provides great winds and a tranquil environment, making it perfect for these activities. Windsurfing also thrives at Cala Martina, where consistent breezes attract both beginners and seasoned surfers alike throughout the year.

For more tranquil water sports, Santa Eulalia Bay is ideal for stand-up paddleboarding and kayaking. Also Cala Jondal, known for its clear waters, becomes a prime spot for snorkelling and scuba diving, offering a serene underwater experience during the quieter season. Es Torrent also stands out for snorkelling, with its crystal-clear waters providing optimal visibility in the cooler months.For more outdoor activities and adventures in Ibiza, be sure to visit Discover the Outdoor Paradise in Ibiza for a comprehensive guide.

Local Culture and hidden delights

During winter, Ibiza’s famous markets continue to offer a unique cultural and shopping experience, albeit with fewer crowds. Some of the best markets open during the off-season include:

Las Dalias Hippy Market: One of Ibiza’s most iconic markets, located near San Carlos, Las Dalias remains open throughout the winter. It offers a wide range of handmade crafts, clothing, jewellery, and organic foods, with live music and a bohemian atmosphere.
Sant Jordi Flea Market: Held every Saturday at an old horse racing track near Ibiza Town, this market is popular with locals and visitors looking for second-hand goods, antiques, and vintage items. It’s a great spot for bargain hunters and treasure seekers.
San Juan Market: Open year-round in the northern village of San Juan, this market focuses on local organic produce, artisanal crafts, and live music. Its relaxed, community vibe makes it a perfect Sunday outing.
Mercado Nuevo (Ibiza Town): This indoor market in Ibiza Town is open throughout the year, offering fresh local produce, fish, meat, and other food items. It’s a fantastic place to experience Ibiza’s culinary offerings.

Essential Year-Round Restaurants You Can’t Miss

Ca’n Pilot (San Rafael): A rustic gem, Ca’n Pilot is renowned for its expertly grilled meats, particularly its famous Ibicenco lamb and beef dishes. Open throughout the winter, this restaurant offers a cosy, traditional atmosphere—perfect for savouring hearty meals during the cooler months.
Bar Costa (Santa Gertrudis): Famous for its legendary ham and cheese sandwiches, Bar Costa is a relaxed spot in the picturesque village of Santa Gertrudis. Open year-round, it’s the ideal place to mingle with locals while enjoying casual meals and traditional tapas.
Can Alfredo (Ibiza Town): A beloved institution since 1934, Can Alfredo serves authentic Ibicenco cuisine in the heart of Ibiza Town’s Vara de Rey. Known for its seafood, meats, and rice dishes, this historic restaurant invites you to experience the true flavours of Ibiza, even in the winter.
The Boat House (Cala Sant Vincent): Nestled on the beachfront, The Boat House offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, with a menu ranging from Mediterranean tapas to freshly caught seafood. A favorite for both locals and visitors, it’s the perfect place to enjoy beautiful beach views and delightful dishes during the quieter winter season.

Winter Wellness in Ibiza: Relax with Yoga, Spas, and Tranquil Escapes

The island transforms into a serene sanctuary during the cooler months, making it the perfect time to focus on rejuvenation and self-care. Many winter retreats in Ibiza focus on holistic wellness, combining yoga, meditation, and detox programs to help guests reset their body and mind. These programs are often tailored to provide a full-body detox, using organic, locally sourced food, and natural healing practices

Ibiza’s natural landscapes are especially enchanting in winter, offering a perfect backdrop for mindful practices such as yoga and meditation. The quiet beaches, rolling hills, and pine forests allow for deep relaxation and reconnection with nature, enhancing the benefits of any wellness retreat

Crafting Your Ideal Winter Trip to Ibiza

Make the most of the island’s charm during the off-season, and you’ll leave with memories of a quieter, more authentic Ibiza — a destination that continues to inspire year-round. Along with its natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere, Ibiza’s culinary scene remains a highlight even in winter. Many of the island’s top restaurants stay open, offering you the chance to savour traditional Ibizan cuisine, fresh seafood, and international flavours in a cosy, relaxed environment. Whether you’re planning a laid-back retreat or seeking outdoor excitement, Ibiza in winter has something special for everyone

Living in Ibiza: Life in Santa Gertrudis

Santa Gertrudis is sure to capture the heart of anyone seeking a prime location in Ibiza where modern elegance, vast countryside, and upmarket living are harmoniously combined. While Santa Gertrudis has a laid-back, unpretentious charm, it has become a popular spot for European families, artists, and luxury tourists, all drawn by its unique combination of tradition and contemporary lifestyle.

Located at the heart of Ibiza, Santa Gertrudis, formally known as Santa Gertrudis de Fruitera, offers quick access to Ibiza Town, Santa Eulalia, and the stunning beaches surrounding the island—though many visitors find it hard to leave this charming village! The village, though relatively small, boasts plenty to see and do, with an architecturally beautiful centrepiece: a recently renovated main square and an 18th-century church.

The village’s picturesque whitewashed and yellow-trimmed buildings give it an authentic yet modern feel. Every street in the village is lined with immaculate terraces and apartments, creating a truly idyllic setting.

Bars, Restaurants, and Shops in Santa Gertrudis

Santa Gertrudis is home to a fantastic array of highly recommended bars and restaurants, offering a wide range of culinary choices, from global cuisine to more traditional local bars. With so many options, visitors might miss out on some of the village’s hidden gems.

Beyond the excellent dining options, the village features an abundance of unique craft, accessory and antique shops, art galleries, fashion boutiques, and interior design stores. There’s also a charming children’s playground—a perfect meeting place for local families. Santa Gertrudis’ rural surroundings offer stunning views of agricultural landscapes and open countryside.Many new international residents have moved to Santa Gertrudis, particularly those looking for a family-friendly community. The village is known for its excellent public and private schools, including the well-regarded Morna International College. It’s a peaceful, safe environment, making it a top choice for families who want to enjoy a slower pace of life on the island.

Bar Costa

Located at the heart of the square, Bar Costa is one of the most famous spots in Santa Gertrudis, known for serving delicious Serrano and Iberian ham, Manchego cheese, chorizo, and sausages. It’s a favourite local meeting point, with its outdoor terrace always buzzing with customers. Inside, you’ll find a cosy fireplace and a fascinating collection of surrealist art.

Musset Cafè

Musset Café is a popular spot for vegetarian, vegan, and healthy fare. Perfect for breakfast or brunch, it’s particularly favoured by parents after the school drop-off. The café has a relaxed, bright atmosphere, a modern contemporary design, and a terrace overlooking the children’s playground, making it ideal for families. It’s also a great spot for remote workers, with plenty of space and strong Wi-Fi.

Wild Beets

Wild Beets offers a stylish urban setting, serving organic, plant-based dishes that focus on maximising nutrition without compromising on flavour. The restaurant’s carefully curated menu celebrates Ibiza’s local produce while creating light, healthy dishes that are a delight for the health-conscious diner.

Can Mimosa

Behind Santa Gertrudis’ main square, Can Mimosa occupies a beautifully restored 200-year-old farmhouse. It’s famous for its family-friendly atmosphere, Mediterranean-inspired menu, and weekly Sunday Roast, which is always fully booked. The enclosed garden provides a perfect space for al fresco dining.

SOMM Wine Shop

SOMM Wine Shop stands out for its hand-picked selection of fine wines from all over the world, carefully curated by a team of expert sommeliers. The Swedish owner, Anders Enkvist, is a wealth of knowledge and always eager to share his passion for wine.

Chez Bibi von Bakery

A delightful café with a French twist, Chez Bibi serves up an eclectic range of international breakfast dishes. The menu favourites include their smoked salmon eggs Benedict, perfectly paired with freshly baked focaccia, and their savoury breads stuffed with cheese or kalamata olives. Their sweets and baked treats are not to be missed, offering indulgent flavours that will leave you craving more. With a cosy and inviting atmosphere, this spot has quickly become a go-to destination in Santa Gertrudis for both locals and tourists.

Bottega Il Buco

Inspired by the acclaimed New York restaurants of Donna Lennard, Bottega Il Buco offers a Mediterranean twist on Italian cuisine. Its rustic menu focuses on salami, cheeses, tinned fish, fresh salads, and seasonal Sicilian focaccia.

Zeno Pizzeria

For wood-fired Italian pizza in Santa Gertrudis, Zeno Pizzeria is the place to go. The restaurant serves classic Italian dishes made with high-quality ingredients, and is perfect for both dine-in or takeaway.

SLUIZ

Just a few minutes from the village centre, SLUIZ now occupies its new location in Santa Gertrudis, just across the road from its original site (previously Galeria Elefante). This vibrant new store, continuing its bold and unique approach to retail, promises the same creative energy, marked by its iconic aesthetic of vibrant displays and unexpected designs. It offers a truly unique shopping experience, showcasing an eclectic mix of quirky and bizarre home décor, clothing, and accessories.

Can Can

Can Can is a vibrant establishment within Santa Gertrudis that offers a curated experience centred around high-quality food, wine, and cocktails. Known for blending a relaxed atmosphere with a gourmet touch, the venue highlights seasonal dishes, local ingredients, and a refined beverage selection. With a focus on sustainability, local culture, and innovative culinary techniques, creating a welcoming space for locals and visitors alike.

Las Cicadas

Las Cicadas is an elegantly restored farmhouse, now a luxury boutique villa and popular wedding venue. The villa is located near Santa Gertrudis and is perfect for those seeking a unique, bohemian property steeped in history.

Zero Gradi Ice Cream Shop

Zero Gradi offers some of the best ice cream on the island, created using fresh local ingredients. This Italian-owned shop makes their gelato on-site, with a commitment to quality and natural ingredients.

Santa Gertrudis and the Ibiza Property Market

Santa Gertrudis has become a highly desirable location for both residents and tourists. The demand for Mediterranean-style villas and contemporary homes in the surrounding countryside continues to grow, making it one of the top areas for property and villa rentals in Ibiza.

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Ibiza’s Autumn Escape 2024: Experiencing the Island’s Tranquil Side

When most people think of Ibiza, they imagine bustling beaches, lively nightlife, and the summer party scene. However, visiting Ibiza in autumn offers a completely different experience—one filled with tranquillity, natural beauty, and cultural richness. As the crowds thin out and temperatures cool, Ibiza transforms into a peaceful paradise perfect for exploration, outdoor activities, and relaxation. Here’s your guide to experiencing the best of Ibiza in autumn 2024.

Why Visit Ibiza in Autumn?

Autumn in Ibiza, spanning from late September to November, is a hidden gem for those looking to experience the island’s calmer side. The weather remains pleasantly warm, ranging from 20 to 25 degrees, making it ideal for outdoor activities. The island’s natural beauty is at its peak, with lush landscapes, clear skies, and the vibrant colours of autumn. Moreover, many of the island’s attractions remain open, providing ample opportunities to explore without the summer crowds.

Best Things to Do in Ibiza in Autumn

Explore Ibiza’s Scenic Hiking Trails

Autumn is the perfect time to explore Ibiza’s scenic hiking trails. With cooler temperatures and fewer tourists, you can enjoy the island’s natural beauty at a leisurely pace. Some of the best hiking spots include:

Sa Talaia: The highest point on the island, offering stunning panoramic views of the coastline and countryside. The trail is moderately challenging, making it suitable for most hikers.
Es Vedrà Nature Reserve: This trail provides breathtaking views of the mystical Es Vedrà rock formation. It’s a relatively easy hike, perfect for a relaxed afternoon adventure.
Cala d’Hort to Cala Carbó: A coastal hike that takes you along beautiful cliffs and secluded beaches. This trail is ideal for those who love photography, as it offers many picturesque spots.

Outdoor Sports and Activities

Ibiza in autumn is a paradise for outdoor sports enthusiasts. The cooler weather provides perfect conditions for various activities, from water sports to land-based adventures.

Kite Surfing: The autumn winds make Ibiza a prime location for kitesurfing, particularly around Playa d’en Bossa and Es Cavallet. For beginners or those looking to improve their skills.
Kayaking: Explore Ibiza’s stunning coastline, hidden coves, sea caves, and secret beaches.
Rock Climbing and Bouldering: The cooler temperatures make autumn an ideal time for rock climbing. The cliffs around San Antonio and Santa Inés offer some of the best spots.
Cycling: Enjoy the landscapes in a different way; through charming villages, olive groves, and vineyards.

For more details on these activities, check out our article Discover the outdoor paradise in Ibiza

Experience Ibiza’s Mercadillos (Markets)

Autumn is a fantastic time to visit Ibiza’s famous mercadillos, or markets, where you can find everything from handmade crafts to local produce.

Sant Jordi Market: Held every Saturday, this market is a local favourite. Located at the old horse racing track, you’ll find a mix of second-hand goods, antiques, and artisan crafts. It’s a great place to mingle with locals and find unique souvenirs.
San Juan Market: Taking place every Sunday in the charming village of San Juan, this market focuses on organic produce, crafts, and live music. It’s a vibrant and lively event where you can experience local culture, enjoy live performances, and sample fresh, locally grown products. The market’s bohemian atmosphere makes it a must-visit for those seeking a unique, authentic Ibiza experience.

Discover Ibiza’s Historical Sites

Autumn is the perfect time to delve into Ibiza’s rich history without the heat of summer. Some must-visit historical sites include:

Dalt Vila: Ibiza Town’s UNESCO World Heritage-listed Old Town is a maze of narrow streets, historical buildings, and stunning viewpoints. A leisurely walk through this area allows you to soak up the island’s history and enjoy some of the best views over the harbour.
Necropolis del Puig des Molins: This ancient burial site offers a fascinating glimpse into Ibiza’s Phoenician past. The on-site museum provides detailed insights into the island’s archaeological history.
Torre de Balansat (Torre des Molar): Located on a cliff 95 metres above sea level, between Punta de sa Creu and the Port of Sant Miquel, this 18th-century watchtower offers both historical intrigue and breathtaking views. Completed in 1763 as part of Ibiza’s coastal defence system, it never housed cannons but served as a key observation point. A great spot for a day trip, especially in the cooler autumn weather, where you can enjoy the panoramic views of the surrounding coastline and nearby islands.

Enjoy Ibiza’s Year-Round Restaurants

While many beach clubs and seasonal eateries close after the summer, several fantastic restaurants remain open year-round, offering delicious food and a warm atmosphere.

Yemanja: Nestled in the scenic Cala Jondal, Yemanja offers a beachfront dining experience with Mediterranean cuisine, specialising in rice dishes and seafood. Open year-round, it’s perfect for a relaxed autumn lunch by the sea.
Can Mimosa: Located in the charming village of Santa Gertrudis, Can Mimosa offers a farm-to-table experience with a focus on fresh, organic ingredients. This cosy spot is ideal for an autumn evening, with a menu that combines traditional Ibizan flavours with a modern twist.
Can Pilot: A favourite among locals, this rustic eatery in San Rafael is known for its grilled meats and traditional Ibizan dishes. It’s a great place to experience authentic island cuisine.
Es Torrent Restaurante: Situated on a secluded beach, Es Torrent is famous for its seafood dishes. Open throughout the year, it offers a more peaceful dining experience in autumn, away from the summer crowds.

Relax and Rejuvenate

Autumn is the perfect time to unwind and rejuvenate in Ibiza’s serene environment. With the crowds gone, you can truly relax and enjoy the island’s natural beauty.

Yoga and Wellness Retreats: Several yoga studios and wellness centres offer retreats and classes throughout autumn. A variety of yoga and meditation retreats set in tranquil locations across the island.
Spa Days: Treat yourself to a spa day at one of Ibiza’s luxury hotels, such as Atzaró or Hacienda Na Xamena. These spas offer everything from traditional massages to holistic therapies, perfect for a day of relaxation.

Planning Your Autumn Getaway to Ibiza

Visiting Ibiza in autumn allows you to experience the island in a completely new way. With its blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and outdoor adventure, autumn is the perfect time to discover Ibiza’s quieter, more authentic side. Whether you’re hiking through scenic trails, browsing local markets, or enjoying a cosy dinner at a year-round restaurant, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

For more details on planning your trip, including accommodation options, car hire, and bespoke boat experiences—among many other services—visit our Concierge Services to ensure you make the most of your autumn escape. Experience the tranquillity of Ibiza in autumn and discover why it is the perfect time to visit.

Our Comprehensive Guide to Legalising Rustic Land Constructions in Ibiza: Understanding Decree-Law 3/2024

Investing in real estate in Ibiza, particularly on rustic land, offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of this stunning Mediterranean paradise. However, if you’re considering such an investment, understanding the legal framework surrounding rustic land constructions is crucial. Recent developments, particularly the enactment of Decree-Law 3/2024, have introduced significant changes that could affect your property. This law offers a pathway to legalise buildings and installations constructed on rustic land under certain conditions.

Our guide will walk you through the key aspects of the law, providing a clear understanding of what can and cannot be legalised, the steps required to legalise a property, and the legal nuances you need to be aware of.

An Overview of Decree-Law 3/2024

Decree-Law 3/2024, formally titled the "Law on Urgent Measures for Administrative Simplification and Rationalisation in the Public Administrations of the Balearic Islands," was introduced to address the complexities of legalising certain constructions on rustic land. This decree specifically targets buildings, structures, and installations that predate certain critical years or whose urban infractions have since expired.

The law represents a significant shift in the legal landscape, as it simplifies the administrative procedures needed to bring older or non-compliant properties into legal compliance. For property owners and potential investors, understanding this law is essential to ensuring that their investments are protected and legally sound.

What Cannot Be Legalised?

While Decree-Law 3/2024 provides an avenue for legalising many constructions, it is important to recognise that there are clear limitations and exclusions. The law aims to maintain the integrity of protected areas and public domains, thus excluding certain properties and situations from legalisation.

Expropriation, Cession, or Demolition Zones:

Properties that are located in areas designated for expropriation, cession, or those scheduled for demolition are excluded from legalisation under this law. These areas are often earmarked for public projects or redevelopment and thus are protected from private legal claims.

Public Domain Properties:

Constructions that are situated on public land, which is land owned by the state or local government for public use, cannot be legalised. This includes properties on land designated for parks, public buildings, or other community uses.

Road Protection Zones:

Another critical exclusion involves properties located within road protection zones. These zones are established to maintain safe distances from public roads and highways, and the law excludes strips of 8m, 18m, or 25m, depending on the type of adjacent road, from being legalised. This is in line with the safety and environmental regulations stipulated in Law 5/1990.

Coastal Servitude Zones:

The Balearic Islands, including Ibiza, have stringent coastal area regulations to preserve the coastline’s natural beauty and environmental integrity. Properties located within 100 metres of the inner limit of the coastal riverbank, as defined by Law 22/1988, fall under the coastal servitude zones and are not eligible for legalisation.

If your property is used for tourism-related activities and requires a tourism exploitation licence, it cannot be legalised under this decree while retaining the ability to continue such activities. Legalisation is possible, but it comes with the condition that the property can no longer be used for tourism purposes. This restriction must be formally registered in the Property Registry within three months of legalisation.

Properties Requiring General Interest Declarations:

Certain properties or installations that are used for activities requiring a prior declaration of general interest, as per Law 6/1997, are generally not eligible for legalisation unless they are specifically declared of general interest under special provisions of the law.

What Can Be Legalised

Despite the exclusions, Decree-Law 3/2024 provides a broad scope for legalising many constructions on rustic land, particularly those where urban infractions have expired by a specific date. Understanding what can be legalised under this law is crucial for property owners and potential investors.

Infractions used to become prescribed (i.e., they expired) eight years after it can be definitively proven that the construction was completed. However, since 2018 infractions in rustic land are no longer prescribed. Also, the mere passage of eight years does not always mean that the infraction has been prescribed, as per the following sections.

The decree allows for the legalisation of buildings, constructions, and installations on rustic land, provided their urban infractions have expired by May 29, 2024. The eligibility for legalisation largely depends on the type of land and the date when the infraction occurred.

Natural Spaces Law (LEN) Zones:

For properties located in LEN zones (Natural Spaces Law 1991), the key date is March 10, 1991. If the infraction occurred before this date, the property may be eligible for legalisation. LEN zones are areas of significant environmental importance, and the law carefully controls development in these areas.

Protected Rustic Land:

For properties on protected rustic land, the infraction must have occurred before May 25, 2014, for the property to be eligible for legalisation. Protected rustic land is typically subject to stricter regulations to preserve its environmental and cultural value.

Common Rustic Land:

Properties on common rustic land may be legalised if the infraction occurred before June 28, 2016. Common rustic land is generally used for agricultural purposes, and the regulations here are slightly less stringent compared to protected rustic land.

Cultural Heritage Sites:

For properties classified as Cultural Interest or Cultural Heritage, the infraction must have occurred before November 18, 1990, to be considered for legalisation. These properties are of significant historical or cultural value, and any legalisation process will need to ensure that their character and integrity are preserved.

Guide to Legalising Rustic Land Constructions in Ibiza - Decree-Law 3/2024

The Process of Legalising Your Property

If your property qualifies for legalisation under Decree-Law 3/2024, there is a clear process you must follow to achieve legal status. This process involves a series of steps designed to ensure that the property meets all legal and environmental requirements.

Request an Extraordinary Legalisation Licence:

The first step in the legalisation process is to apply for an extraordinary legalisation licence to the relevant town hall. This application formally initiates the legalisation process.

Submit a Technical Legalisation Project:

Along with your application, you will need to submit a detailed technical project that outlines the measures you will take to comply with environmental regulations. This includes plans to reduce light pollution, which is particularly important in rural and rustic areas, and to improve energy or water efficiency. These environmental measures are a key component of the legalisation process and reflect the broader goals of the Balearic Islands to promote sustainable development.

Adhere to Legislation Deadlines:

Time is of the essence in the legalisation process. Decree-Law 3/2024 provides a three-year window from the publication of the decree in the Balearic Official Gazette (BOIB) for property owners to apply for legalisation. It’s important to note that the cost of the application increases each year, so acting promptly can save you money.

Tax Reductions and Financial Considerations:

In addition to the regular licensing and ICIO fees, the process also involves an "economic contribution" equivalent to 10%, 12.5%, or 15% of the material execution cost (calculated at the date of application submission), depending on whether the application is registered during the first, second, or third year of the term, respectively.

The law also provides for tax reductions based on the average taxable income of the property owner over the last four fiscal years. Specifically:

A 50% reduction in legalisation costs is available if the individual’s income is below €33,000 or if joint income is below €52,800.
A 25% reduction is available if the individual’s income is below €52,800 or if joint income is below €84,480.

These financial incentives are designed to make the legalisation process more accessible to a wider range of property owners.

Navigating the Legalisation Process

Investing in rustic land in Ibiza offers a unique opportunity, but it comes with the responsibility of ensuring that any existing structures are legal and compliant with local regulations. Decree-Law 3/2024 provides a valuable framework for property owners to regularise their holdings, but it requires a thorough understanding of the law, adherence to strict deadlines, and a commitment to meeting environmental standards.

By following the steps outlined in this guide, you can navigate the legalisation process with confidence. Whether you’re looking to preserve a piece of Ibiza’s rustic charm or to develop your property further, ensuring legal compliance will protect your investment and contribute to the sustainable development of this beautiful island.

We would like to extend our thanks to Illot Studio for their expertise in breaking down the complexities of Decree-Law 3/2024 and assisting us in creating this comprehensive guide. If you need assistance in legalising any parts of your property, you can contact Illot Studio for professional advice and services.

Living in Ibiza: Life in Las Salinas

Las Salinas, with its breathtaking natural wonders, stunning scenery, UNESCO World Heritage sites, and trendy beaches, has become one of the most sought-after destinations in Ibiza. Known for its ecological significance and vibrant social scene, this area offers a unique blend of nature, culture, and luxury, making it a top choice for visitors and those looking to invest in property.

Explore with us the wonders of Ses Salines, where natural beauty, cultural heritage, and luxurious living come together in one of Ibiza’s most captivating destinations.

The Natural Park & Salt Flats: A Sanctuary of Biodiversity

The heart of Las Salinas lies in its renowned natural park, ‘‘The Natural Park of Ses Salines d’Eivissa and Formentera’.’ Recognised for its ecological importance, this UNESCO World Heritage site is a haven for marine life, rare bird species, and diverse plant life. The park, which was declared a natural reserve in 1995 and later a natural park in 2001, stretches from the southern tip of Ibiza to the northern reaches of Formentera, covering 3,000 hectares of land and 13,000 hectares of water.

The marine area of the park is particularly noteworthy, home to dense prairies of oceanic Posidonia (seagrass) meadows, a crucial habitat for endangered species found only in the Mediterranean. The park’s land area features salt flats, wetlands, dunes, and forests, offering a sanctuary for over 200 species of birds, including the iconic flamingos and black-necked storks.

For those eager to learn more about the park’s conservation efforts, a visit to the visitor centre in San Jose or a look into IbizaPreservation’s initiatives is highly recommended.

The Beaches: Las Salinas & Es Cavallet

Las Salinas is celebrated for its beaches, each offering a unique experience while sharing the common elements of pristine white sands and crystal-clear waters.

Las Salinas Beach

Las Salinas Beach is an iconic Ibiza destination, known for its golden-white sands, fragrant pine and Sabina trees, and shimmering turquoise waters. While it’s a perfect spot for a relaxing day under the sun, the beach comes alive during the summer with vibrant activity. Expect to see lively party parades, ticket sellers, and beach merchants mingling with the crowd, adding to the dynamic atmosphere.

The beach is lined with famous chiringuitos, where Balearic beats and DJ sets provide a soundtrack well into the night. Las Salinas seamlessly blends Ibiza’s signature glamour with a welcoming vibe, making it a favourite for everyone from families to nudists. For those who enjoy a quieter experience, the surrounding area is ideal for adventure walks, especially during the off-season when the natural beauty of the landscape shines through.

Es Cavallet Beach

Es Cavallet, another gem in Las Salinas, is particularly popular within the LGBTQ+ community and was one of the first beaches in Spain to embrace nudism. This long, narrow beach is characterised by its transparent waters, occasional patches of seagrass, and powdery white sand, all beautifully framed by protective dunes.

Although Es Cavallet is lively and bustling during the summer, it exudes a more sophisticated atmosphere compared to Las Salinas. The beach is dotted with upscale beach bars and restaurants, where you can savour gourmet cuisine and refreshing drinks in an elegant setting, all while enjoying stunning sea views.

Living in Ibiza: Es Cavallet beach in Las Salinas area

The A-List VIP & Celebrity Attraction

Las Salinas and Es Cavallet are magnets for the jet-setting crowd, making them prime spots for celebrity sightings. It’s not uncommon to rub shoulders with well-known actors, football players, models, and influencers who are drawn to the area’s fun party vibe and luxurious lifestyle. However, despite its reputation as a playground for the rich and famous, Las Salinas remains accessible to everyone, attracting a diverse mix of visitors, from local Spanish families to free-spirited nudists, all united by their love for these beautiful beaches.

The Restaurants, Beach Clubs, and Hot Spots of Las Salinas

The Las Salinas area is home to some of Ibiza’s most famous beach clubs, including the legendary Sa Trinxa, Jockey Club, Beso Beach, and El Chiringuito. These venues are celebrated for their gourmet food, stylish clientele, and prime locations. During the summer months, these spots are a hive of activity, with top DJs spinning dance and Balearic music, creating an unforgettable beachside atmosphere that attracts international tourists and locals alike.

Cultural Spots in Las Salinas

For those interested in the cultural heritage of Las Salinas, a visit to the area’s historic sites is a must. Sant Francesc, an 18th-century church, was originally built for the salt workers and remains a simple yet charming place of worship. Located near the church is a striking bronze sculpture of a man carrying a basket, a tribute to the Ibizan saliners, crafted by the sculptor Pedro Hormigo.

Just before reaching the port of Sa Canal, you’ll find the Ship of the Salinera, a former salt storage ship now transformed into a modern art exhibition centre by collector and hotelier Lio Malca. This unique space hosts a variety of cultural events throughout the year, adding to the rich tapestry of experiences available in Las Salinas.

Property in Las Salinas, Ibiza

For those looking to invest in Ibiza real estate, Las Salinas offers a unique and highly desirable market. The area’s proximity to the renowned beaches of Las Salinas and Es Cavallet makes it especially attractive to second-home buyers. However, due to the numerous restrictions imposed by the nature reserve and the protected status of the area, properties here are in short supply, driving up demand and property values. As a result, owning a villa in Las Salinas is not only a prestigious investment but also a rare opportunity to own a piece of one of Ibiza’s most exclusive areas.

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Whether you’re visiting or considering a permanent move, Las Salinas offers a captivating blend of natural beauty, vibrant culture, and luxurious living that is hard to match.

Our Top Exclusive Rental Villas in Ibiza

Planning to escape to Ibiza for a week or two this summer? Finding a comfortable and exclusive retreat is key to making your vacation truly special. Imagine a holiday home offering total relaxation, privacy, and unforgettable facilities. Ibiza, renowned as one of Europe’s top vacation spots, boasts luxury villa rentals featuring upscale interiors, lavish pools, and breathtaking natural views.

Join us as we unveil our most sought-after villas. Let them inspire your next luxury getaway in Ibiza!

Our Top 5 Rental Villas in Ibiza

CAN SAVINA

A charming authentic finca in the countryside between Santa Gertrudis and Ibiza.

In 2023, Can Savina underwent a stunning renovation that seamlessly melds modern amenities with its authentic charm. Tucked away amidst the serene countryside between Ibiza, Sant Rafael, and Santa Gertrudis, this finca offers an idyllic retreat for families and friends seeking tranquillity.

Boasting 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, this Ibiza holiday rental epitomises the perfect blend of authenticity and contemporary comfort. Spread across 8,000 m2 of lush grounds, the property features a lush garden adorned with lemon, olive, and orange trees. Multiple terraces, a spacious swimming pool, a luxurious jacuzzi, and a covered dining area complete with barbecue facilities create a sanctuary for relaxation.

From the first-floor vantage point, guests can admire panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, Ibiza’s historic town, and the distant sea—a breathtaking backdrop for your escape.

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CAN JADE

A beautiful holiday villa close to the Cala Jondal beach.

Indulge in absolute relaxation at this meticulously renovated Ibiza villa rental, perfectly poised for your dream getaway. Designed with families and groups of friends in mind, the property boasts 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, a spacious living-dining area, and a fully-equipped kitchen.

Step outside to discover a captivating Mediterranean garden enveloping a generous swimming pool. Adjacent, a fully-equipped pool house awaits, alongside a charming chill-out area and expansive dining space.

If you’re seeking a touch of exotic allure, be certain to book this secluded Balinese-style house, with easy access to Ibiza’s renowned beaches and attractions.

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WAVE

An extraordinary luxury villa with astonishing sea views.

Located near Ibiza town and the marina, this luxurious 2019-built rental property offers sophisticated living with panoramic sea views. The interior features designer furnishings, a spacious living area with floor-to-ceiling sliding doors, and a gourmet kitchen equipped with top-of-the-line appliances. Five elegantly appointed bedrooms include two master suites and three doubles, all boasting amenities like high-end beds, AC, and entertainment systems.

Outside, the property boasts a sprawling garden leading to a large infinity pool with heating options, complemented by a chill-out area and al fresco dining space for up to 16 guests. Additional amenities include Sonos sound, a Pilates machine, BBQ facilities, and recreational gear like e-bikes and SUP boards. Conveniently close to Ibiza’s attractions and services, this villa offers privacy with onsite staff and is ideal for those seeking upscale design and tranquillity in a prime Mediterranean setting.

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CASA FONTANA

Mediterranean elegance with panoramic sea views.

Casa Fontana, located between Ibiza town and Sant Josep, offers a luxurious holiday retreat with breathtaking panoramic views of Salinas and Formentera. This spacious villa features 6 bedrooms, ideal for families or couples seeking peace, and ample space amidst beautifully landscaped gardens and lush lawns.

Inside, traditional elegance meets modern comfort with an airy living room showcasing sea views, complemented by south and west-facing terraces. The open-plan kitchen and dining area create a welcoming atmosphere.

Accommodations include a master suite with a private terrace, a luxurious en-suite, and additional double and twin bedrooms, all equipped with premium amenities. Outside, enjoy alfresco dining by the infinity pool with panoramic vistas, surrounded by a fish pond, and multiple lounging areas.

Additional highlights include Smart TVs, air conditioning, WiFi, and outdoor amenities like a bar, BBQ, and table tennis. With mid-week cleaning included, Casa Fontana offers a perfect blend of comfort, luxury and serenity near Ibiza’s top beaches and attractions, ideal for memorable family or group holidays.

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CAN ENCANTO

A charming renovated finca in an oasis near Sant Rafael.

Can Encanto, a beautifully restored old goatherd’s house turned exclusive rental villa in Ibiza, offers a serene retreat amidst breathtaking panoramic views of Salinas and Formentera. This charming property features 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, overlooking a picturesque Mediterranean garden and countryside—a perfect setting for relaxation with loved ones.

Nestled at the entrance to Benimussa Valley near San Rafael, Can Encanto blends traditional Ibicencan architecture with modern comforts. The interior showcases a tasteful mix of 20th-century design pieces and local elements, including a collection of German ceramics and Sargadelos crockery.

The spacious living room, bathed in natural light, opens onto a south-facing terrace overlooking the garden, while a cosy porch provides a cool retreat. The kitchen, equipped with rustic charm, leads to an outdoor dining area under a pergola.

Outside, enjoy a large swimming pool, a sun terrace with loungers, and a shaded chill-out lounge amidst a vibrant Mediterranean garden. Additional features include indoor and outdoor sound systems, a Weber gas barbecue, and ample dining spaces.

Perfect for families and groups, Can Encanto promises a peaceful escape with proximity to Ibiza’s beaches, restaurants, and cultural attractions. Experience the essence of Ibiza in this meticulously curated holiday home.

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See more Ibiza Villas in our Rentals Portfolio

We hope you enjoyed getting to know our 5 most popular rental villas! Check out our complete selection of exclusive rental properties. With plenty of properties to browse through, we are sure you’ll find the perfect villa vacation rental just for you. Whether you wish to stay in the heart of the action, away from the tourist crowds, close to the beach, or you prefer a pleasant country location, everything is possible with us at Prestige Properties Ibiza.

Buying a Property in San José (Sant Josep de sa Talaia), Ibiza 2024

San José (Sant Josep de sa Talaia) is a treasure trove of beautiful beaches, stunning natural scenery, charming villages, and celebrity hotspots. This vibrant area offers a diverse range of property opportunities and lifestyle options, all within proximity to the island’s capital, Eivissa. Whether you’re seeking a luxury vacation villa, an investment property, or a serene countryside retreat, San José has something for everyone.

Read on to discover which area of San José is right for you to buy a property in Ibiza this 2024.

Es Cubells Ibiza sea views — Es Cubells, Ibiza

Life and Buying a Property in San José Villages, Ibiza

San José, San Agustin, and Es Cubells are the heart and soul of the municipality, each village offering its own unique charm and vibrant lifestyle. From the bustling streets and friendly atmosphere of San José to the serene, picturesque countryside of San Agustin, and the enchanting, traditional allure of Es Cubells, these villages are brimming with character and offer something special for everyone.

San José Village

This popular village is known for its family-friendly atmosphere, unique charm, and vibrant local community. The typical Ibicencan town offers year-round amenities, including plenty of up-scale restaurants, supermarkets, souvenir shops, boutiques, and unique fashion stores.

This main village attracts families and those looking for second homes during the summer. The village’s authenticity is reflected in its property styles, drawing buyers who appreciate its charm.

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Sant Agustí & Benimussa, Ibiza

Renowned for its endless views and serene countryside, Sant Agustí is an architecturally impressive and peaceful village. It lies on the border between San Antonio and San José, providing easy access to local shops, supermarkets, and restaurants, despite having only a few stores within the village itself. The surrounding Benimussa countryside is a highly desirable area for those seeking a secluded and authentic lifestyle.

Families and younger couples often seek traditional fincas and Mediterranean-style villas with expansive grounds and outdoor living opportunities here. Some even cultivate their land.

Properties for sale and rent in San Agustin

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Es Cubells, Ibiza

As Ibiza’s smallest village, Es Cubells offers a unique traditional culture and the most stunning panoramic sea views. The village consists of a white Ibicencan church and two nearby bars. Its proximity to little coves and beaches, such as Ses Boques, Cala Llentrisca, Es Torrent, Porroig, and the Cala d’Hort Natural Park with its famous Es Vedra island, makes it a magical and extraordinary spot.

Despite its small size, Es Cubells offers exclusive modern villas with spectacular sea views. The Cala d’Hort beach area and its views of Es Vedrà are highly sought after by luxury home buyers.

Properties for sale and rent in Es Cubells

Life and Properties for Sale in the South of San José, Ibiza

The south of San José, including Ses Salines, Cala Jondal, and Es Cubells, is a hotspot for buyers with money to invest. These up-market locations offer easy access to unspoiled countryside, Ibiza Town, and the island’s most popular beaches. Fashionable bars and restaurants, like Sa Trinxa, El Chiringuito, and the famous Blue Marlin Ibiza Beach Club, attract A-list celebrities. These spots are ideal for those seeking an exclusive VIP lifestyle.

Properties in the south are typically luxury second homes or investment rentals. The area of Ses Salines is particularly known for its panoramic sea views. Due to its low supply and protected nature reserve status, properties here are in high demand and difficult to acquire, making it an affluent and exclusive area.

El Chiringuito Ibiza - es cavalet — El Chiringuito, Ibiza

Life and Properties to Buy in the West of San José, Ibiza

The west coast of San José features popular beach resort areas like Cala Tarida and Cala Conta. These beautiful spots are known for their white sand beaches, turquoise waters, and breathtaking sunset views. The area is lively during peak season, with numerous hotels, restaurants, bars, and tourist attractions, such as the Cotton Beach Club Ibiza, Sunset Ashram Beach Bar, and Cala Escondida.

For those interested in tourism rentals or a second vacation home, the West is an excellent choice. This family-friendly area offers renovated and modern villas and apartments with stunning landscapes, sea views, and some of the best sunsets on the island.

Buying a Property in San San José with us at Prestige Properties

If you’re considering buying a property in the San José area, browse our current properties for sale and rent. Our team at Prestige Properties Ibiza is ready to help you find your dream home.

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Living in Ibiza: Life in Jesús

Jesús embodies a chic and cosmopolitan lifestyle set within a refined island locale. Despite belonging to the municipality of Santa Eulària des Riu, southeast of Ibiza, this village enjoys close proximity to Ibiza’s main town, ensuring convenient access to the airport, the renowned Talamanca beach, and popular attractions like Marina Botafoch, Destino, and Pacha.

Luxury tourism thrives in Jesús, drawing visitors with its prime location, elegant village ambience, and sophisticated way of life. The real estate offerings, available for purchase and rental, predominantly feature exclusive, modern villas in the surrounding countryside or within private urban developments. These properties epitomise upscale living, promising residents and guests a lifestyle of luxury and refinement. Read on to explore the allure of Jesús—a haven where contemporary elegance meets Ibiza’s irresistible charm.

Jesús, Ibiza: The Village

The village of Jesús is centred around its exquisite whitewashed church, renowned for housing the most significant artistic heritage among all the churches of the Pitiusas. Over the years, Jesús has become a beloved hub for locals and long-term residents, exuding vibrancy, international flair, and a captivating atmosphere.

Nestled within the picturesque landscape, Jesús is a charmingly compact village, typical of the main villages on the island, featuring detached, authentic whitewashed houses. It boasts many bars and restaurants offering diverse culinary experiences, from innovative modern cuisine to traditional local fare. Opposite the church stands Bon Lloc, one of Ibiza’s oldest restaurants, bustling with life and entertainment as locals gather to socialise and indulge in traditional tapas.

Beyond its culinary scene, Jesús beckons with small independent shops, delicatessens, and fashionable boutiques. The village also boasts a central children’s playground and all essential amenities for daily life.

On September 8th, Jesús comes alive to celebrate its annual festival honouring the local patron saint. The festivities start with a traditional Mass at the church of Nostra Mare de Jesús, followed by a spirited parade resonating with fanfare and drums winding through the streets, offering fresh fruit to Our Lady of Jesús. As dusk falls, the village erupts into a street party adorned with magnificent fireworks visible from afar. Revelry continues into the night with abundant food, drink, and merriment flowing through the local bars and restaurants, ensuring a jubilant celebration to remember.

Jesús, Ibiza: The Beaches

Located near Ibiza Town, Jesús enjoys convenient access to some of the south’s premier beaches, including Playa d’en Bossa, Es Cavellet, and Ses Salines. However, among the beaches closest to Jesús, Talamanca is a favoured destination known for its international ambience and adult-oriented allure. This beach boasts soft sands, and crystalline waters, complemented by a wooden promenade stretching along the bay. A diverse array of bars and restaurants line the shore, from beach bars and clubs to Mediterranean dining establishments and exclusive hotel restaurants.

For those seeking a more secluded retreat, S’Estanyol beach offers a tranquil escape from the bustling crowds of high season. Tucked off the beaten path, this small cove features a rocky entrance to the sea, but a short stroll along the wooden jetty leads to a strip of smooth sand and pristine, crystal-clear waters. Nestled within this idyllic setting is the charming beach restaurant Cala Bonita, adorned with a natural eco-chic decor reminiscent of rustic fishing huts. The restaurant specialises in quality traditional cuisine crafted from fresh local ingredients. Guests can also enjoy the comfort of rented umbrellas, sun loungers, and plush mattresses, ensuring a luxurious beach experience perfect for unwinding under the Mediterranean sun.

Jesús, Ibiza: Recommendations

The area surrounding Jesús presents a plethora of high-class gastronomic and social opportunities. Notable among them are esteemed dining venues like Sa Punta, a refined Mediterranean restaurant; Patchwork, a Lebanese rooftop eatery; Ginger, an Asian bar with a rooftop setting; and Chambao, situated at the luxurious Nobu Ibiza Bay Hotel. This beachfront gem offers a laid-back Chiringuito-style restaurant, perfect for indulging in a leisurely lunch or early dinner with toes in the sand, enveloped by a carefree seaside ambience. The menu features specialities such as grilled fish, authentic Valencian paella, vibrant salads, beautifully crafted cocktails, and a thoughtfully curated wine selection. Dining here promises a delightful escape into culinary bliss amidst the soothing backdrop of the sea.

Jesús, Ibiza: Private Urbanisations

Properties for sale in Jesús include a wealth of exclusive luxury homes perched high, offering commanding views over the stunning bay of Talamanca, Dalt Vila, and the city of Eivissa. Investing in a luxury property in Jesús often entails joining one of the three private communities within the Santa Eularia des Riu municipality: the secure urbanisations of Cap Martinet, Can Rimbau, and Can Pep Simó.

Cap Martinet, Ibiza

Cap Martinet stands out as one of Ibiza’s most prestigious areas for property investment, attracting VIPs and discerning clients from across the globe. The villas, apartments, and luxury homes here reside in a league of their own, boasting a privileged location near Ibiza Town with private vistas overlooking the exquisite Talamanca beach and Dalt Vila. Within this enclave lies the secluded Cala Roja beach, accessible only by a scenic path, offering a tranquil haven for homeowners and guests seeking relaxation away from the world’s bustle.

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Can Pep Simó, Ibiza

For those seeking tranquillity and harmony in Jesús, Can Pep Simó offers an ideal setting. Just minutes from Ibiza’s historic town, properties in Can Pep Simó are conveniently situated, authentic, and family-friendly. Nestled in the expansive countryside, these beautiful homes—designed in the 1970s by renowned architect Erwin Broner—boast spectacular, unobstructed views of Puig Manyá, San Rafael, and Formentera.

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Can Rimbau, Ibiza

The private residential enclave of Can Rimbau, located in close proximity to Ibiza Town, epitomises exclusivity. Like other sought-after urbanisations on the island, properties in Can Rimbau are highly coveted, with rare listings in this prestigious area. Architectural marvels and modern villas of exceptional quality define the landscape here, tucked away amidst the mountains, affording panoramic vistas of the World Heritage Site of Eivissa, Dalt Vila, and the sparkling Mediterranean Sea. Often referred to as the "Beverly Hills of Ibiza," Can Rimbau is a favoured enclave for high-profile business clientele, celebrities, and discerning buyers seeking an unparalleled lifestyle.

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Looking to buy a property or rent a holiday villa in Jesús, Ibiza?

Jesús is fashionable for all-year-round living and incredibly popular for regular high-profile tourism. The demand for authentic modern villas and contemporary style homes within private locations, situated in the midst of the surrounding vast landscape with panoramic sea and city views, is why Jesús is one of the leading areas in the Ibiza property for sale and villa rental market. Why not read our article on Santa Eulalia, which highlights Jesús and the municipality’s property opportunities in more detail and find out which area suits your preferences with our informative guide?

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Living in Ibiza: Life in Santa Eulalia del Río (Santa Eulària des Riu)

Santa Eulalia del Río municipality is one of the island’s most popular places of residency. With an array of beautiful, clean beaches, spectacular forestry, agricultural farmland, charming villages, and a golf course –– it hosts a busy and vibrant atmosphere, with most of its amenities open all year round. It’s most cherished for its family-friendly charm and those wishing to embrace a spirited community all year round.

The central town, Santa Eulalia, boasts a delightful blend of local traditions and cosmopolitan influences, with a harmonious mix of longtime native residents and international newcomers. This cultural fusion creates a trendy ambience, ensuring Santa Eulalia remains a much-beloved destination.

Santa Eulalia del Río: The Most Trendy Family-Friendly Town on the Island of Ibiza

Santa Eulalia Town was previously more dated, upholding much of its original 1960s and 1970s appeal. However, although many ‘older’ traditional Ibicencan stores, restaurants, and bars are still scattered throughout the town and operate successfully, a surge of modern projects, 5-star hotels, boutiques, and trending social spots has rapidly started to emerge and continues on an upward trajectory.

Recent investments in the town, including many brand-new apartment complexes, alongside an influx of classy cafes, bars, and restaurants, have begun to label Santa Eulalia del Río as a trendy area for young singles, couples, families, and fashionable crowds. Although not yet quite as renowned as some of the most popular areas of San Jose and the south, these recent developments are increasing the town’s up-market status, enhancing its desirability among more affluent clientele and property buyers.

Aguas De Ibiza roof-top terrace restaurant Maymanta

Santa Eulalia del Río: A Casual Cosmopolitan Lifestyle

The beautiful town of Santa Eulalia del Río offers the perfect blend of modern-authentic white-washed architecture, contemporary new-builds (predominantly along the seafront promenade), winding cobbled back-streets, beautifully paved plazas, a central town hall with a lengthy waterfall feature, and scattered sculptures and monuments throughout. Everything one could need, from retail to food, sports, gymnasiums, yoga and pilates studios, supermarkets, pharmacies, restaurants and bars, is in the many, with plenty of diversity to suit all.

Over the past few years, a fresh selection of inviting spots to enjoy elegance and style has arrived, creating a casual cosmopolitan lifestyle for locals and tourists day and night. Here we find many new trending eco-friendly and bio-health shops, juice bars, vegan and vegetarian restaurants, including the brand new VE-Cafe, artisan bakeries, and coffee baristas, like the award-winning, ethical Spanish Speciality Coffee Roasters, Meke Cafe, as well as a few additional fine-dining eateries.

Additionally, the brand new W Hotel has brought a 5-star luxury experience to the previously quieter and more authentic end of town. With a matching stylish beachfront restaurant, Chiringuito Blue, which sits adjacent to the hotel exteriors, and some regular sunset and evening parties with A-list resident DJs, W-Hotel has undoubtedly strengthened the town’s overall high-end social expectations.

However, the W-Hotel is not the first 5-star promenade hotel in Santa Eulalia del Río. At the opposite end of town, on Santa Eulalia Marina Port, where you will find a multitude of spectacular yachts and sailing boats, lies the grande luxe Aguas de Ibiza. The recently extended hotel, with its high-class suites, offers an incredibly sleek and modern design, a beautiful underground wellness spa, and numerous cocktail, pool, and chill-out zones. Their brand new roof-top terrace restaurant, Maymanta, claims to be the best gastronomical experience in Ibiza, serving fine-dining Peruvian cuisine with outstanding views across the marina and Santa Eulalia town.

Santa Eulalia del Río: The Beaches

Santa Eulalia Town sits perfectly on the waterfront, spanning three beaches, lined by its stunning palm-filled and night-lit promenade. In the summer, the town’s beaches are naturally bustling with tourism but are never too overwhelming, offering plenty of personal space and freedom to move around. The soft sands and shallow turquoise waters are perfect for swimming and safe for younger children, with regular lifeguards monitoring the area. Santa Eulalia is proudly the first and only smoke-free beach in Ibiza, ensuring an environmentally friendly and pleasurable place for all.

For those who wish to experience full relaxation and a little luxury, a spread of boho-chic beach chiringuitos further down the promenade, slightly past the main town plazas, offer full waiter services with lined sunbeds, personal towels, and parasols.

Evening strolls along the promenade are the perfect way to end the heat of the day during the height of the season. The relaxed night scene comes alive with many independent bars and restaurants serving a fantastic array of global and healthy cuisine, boasting seafront and attractive atmospheres.

In those quieter out-of-season months, the clean white sands are often dotted with local children playing whilst their parents relax and soak up the last few hours of the evening winter sun over coffee. It is not unusual to see regular skaters, rollerbladers, cyclists, and runners taking advantage of the quiet winter promenade, all while overlooking the beautiful views towards the mountain of Siesta.

Outside of the town, the municipality of Santa Eulalia del Río in Ibiza boasts diverse beaches, each offering its unique charm. From the golden sands of Cala Llonga to the tranquil coves of Cala Nova and Cala Martina, a beach suits every preference. Families flock to the calm waters of Es Canar, while surfers and water sports enthusiasts gravitate towards the waves of Aguas Blancas and Cala Mastella. For those seeking seclusion and serenity, the hidden gems of Cala Olivera and Cala Boix provide the perfect escape. Whether you’re searching for vibrant beach bars or secluded coves, Santa Eulalia del Río has a beach to cater to every taste.

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Walking Santa Eulalia del Río

Venturing around the town of Santa Eulalia del Río offers so much more than first meets the eye. To explore the urban side and beach promenade is a relaxing stroll that can be undertaken in around an hour or so, and will also cover all those back streets with its little unique boutique fashion stores and restaurants. However, if you want to go further afield, there are also plenty of natural coastal paths, little greenery areas at the mouth of the sea, and wonderful authentic walkways leading to the outstanding mountain-top of Seista with beautiful Mediterranean Sea views. These quieter and relatively unknown spots can be easily reached directly from the town centre on foot and are perfect for a relaxed afternoon out in nature, whether with the family, groups of friends, or strolling with a pet.

The area of Santa Eulalia is marked by its central white church, "Puig de Missa," which sits 52 meters above sea level and offers breathtaking views across the town and over onto the mountainside village of Siesta. Although the climb to the top is quite steep on foot, the views and quaint church are well worth the visit, even if only by car.

Alongside the 300-metre long white sand beaches of Santa Eulalia del Río sits the beautiful close-by beaches on the north-east coast, including Cala Pada, Playa Niu Blau, Cala Martina, Es Cana, Cala Nova, and Cala Llenya. These wonderful, family-friendly and humble spots, which rest in spectacular beauty and tranquillity, all run along one long coastal path to the town of Es Cana and onto the final two beaches. Although it is a long journey from one end to the other, nothing is stopping a shorter walking adventure to any one of these local beaches before returning to the main town. The views and coastal walkway are highly recommended and are one of the very best in the area.

The Santa Eulalia area in Ibiza offers many picturesque hiking trails, allowing outdoor enthusiasts to explore the island’s stunning natural beauty. One popular route begins in the charming village of San Carlos, leading hikers through lush pine forests and along rugged coastal cliffs to Cala Mastella. Another favourite is Pou des Lleó, where visitors can trek along coastal paths dotted with ancient watchtowers and secluded coves, immersing themselves in the island’s rich history and scenic landscapes. With trails catering to all skill levels and interests, exploring the Santa Eulalia area on foot promises an unforgettable adventure amidst Ibiza’s natural wonders.

Properties in Santa Eulalia del Río

Santa Eulalia del Río offers many opportunities for families, couples, high-profile apartment seekers, and buy-to-rent clients. Potential home buyers are often encouraged to look beyond the well-sought-after areas and onto the neighbouring spots, which offer incredible opportunities to maximise value for money.
Buying a property in Santa Eulalia town offers a blend of authentic whitewashed architectural homes alongside many modern villas and some of Ibiza’s most desirable newly built apartments.

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What Makes Ibiza a Perfect Winter Destination

Ideal Winter Outdoor Experiences in Ibiza

Hiking Trails

Cycling Routes

Thrill-seekers passionate about water sports

Local Culture and hidden delights

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Why Visit Ibiza in Autumn?

Best Things to Do in Ibiza in Autumn

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Outdoor Sports and Activities

Experience Ibiza’s Mercadillos (Markets)

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An Overview of Decree-Law 3/2024

What Cannot Be Legalised?

Expropriation, Cession, or Demolition Zones:

Public Domain Properties:

Road Protection Zones:

Coastal Servitude Zones:

Tourism-Related Properties:

Properties Requiring General Interest Declarations:

What Can Be Legalised

Natural Spaces Law (LEN) Zones:

Protected Rustic Land:

Common Rustic Land:

Cultural Heritage Sites:

The Process of Legalising Your Property

Request an Extraordinary Legalisation Licence:

Submit a Technical Legalisation Project:

Adhere to Legislation Deadlines:

Tax Reductions and Financial Considerations:

Navigating the Legalisation Process

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The Natural Park & Salt Flats: A Sanctuary of Biodiversity

The Beaches: Las Salinas & Es Cavallet

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Life and Buying a Property in San José Villages, Ibiza

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