Everything you need to know about travelling to Ibiza this Summer 2021

From vaccinations, health tests (PCR & Antigens), COVID-19 flare-ups, and new virus strains, to changing restrictions and entry conditions for each European border, it would be totally justified to still feel a little apprehensive about travelling!

So, to help reassure everyone, we’ve put together our latest Ibiza summer 2021 travel update, with plenty of linked information about what needs to be done in order to travel with ease.

We want everyone to feel confident that Ibiza hosts many pleasurable lifestyle and travel opportunities, and has demonstrated a strong summer thus far for the season 2021.

What is the travel status of the Balearic Islands & Ibiza

If you are travelling from the UK, a traffic light travel system is currently in place which denotes the countries granted safe for entry and where citizens and residents are allowed to travel.

If a country is:

Red – you will only be allowed to enter the UK if you are a British or Irish National, or you have residence rights in the UK.

Amber – Arrivals from amber list countries who have been fully vaccinated under the UK vaccination programme (plus 14 days), will no longer need to quarantine or take a day 8 test if they can provide proof of their vaccination status to carriers in advance of travel to England.

Non-vaccinated passengers arriving from amber countries need to provide evidence of a negative test result prior to travel, self-isolate at home for 10 days, and take a test on day 2 and day 8 after arrival.

Green – Open for travel with required COVID-19 testing prior to returning to the UK.

The Balearic Islands, including Ibiza, were added to the AMBER LIST as of July 19th.

These traffic light regulations are regularly reviewed, to stay up to date please see the UK Government Website: International Travel for most recent announcements.

What do I need in terms of documentation and health requirements to enter Ibiza

When travelling to Ibiza whether from the UK, Europe or the rest of the world, arrivals at the border are required to provide proof of a negative PCR/Antigen test or health vaccination passport, and complete a simple health form with a QR code on arrival.

What are the current COVID-19 measurements and restrictions in Ibiza

Ibiza has been incredibly efficient over the past 18 months, and particularly cautious to ensure the health and well-being of everyone. Our restrictions and measurements are regularly reviewed and you can stay updated with our Covid-19 2021 News here.

The only main difference compared to pre-Covid-19 seasons, has so far been the closure of our nightclubs and large-scale overcrowded venues, including some hotel events. Certain other events, like planned weddings and cultural seated events are able to now go ahead with safety measurements and a maximum number of guests in place.

What is the tourism like in Ibiza

Our rentals team at Prestige Properties Ibiza and the local island community have seen a positive flow and strong enthusiasm for travel so far this season, with slightly less overcrowding, but still a vibrant and steady number of tourists across the board.

What’s on in Ibiza 2021?

Everyone is welcome and able to enjoy their holidays with the freedom to move around and experience everything on offer. All outdoor activities and social events, such as relaxing on beaches, swimming, sporting activities, visiting landmarks, shopping, local markets and hippy markets, and enjoying the restaurants and bars (including the beach clubs) are open and available as usual.

It has become apparent over the course of 2021, many more visitors have taken interest in private boat days with overnight Formentera stays, a variety of culinary experiences, luxury hotel day experiences, or enjoyed private villa settings and unique personal events.

Boat Charters

With five main marina ports including Marina Botafoch, Ibiza Marina, Ibiza Old Marina, Santa Eulalia and San Antonio, experiencing life out on the open waters, surrounded by the beautiful nature, under the sun, in peace and quiet has seemingly been an optimal choice for many island visitors over the last two seasons. Ibiza is filled with boating and yacht charter companies, however one of our preferred partners for many years is SunMarine, located in Marina Botafoch, near Ibiza town.

Creating the perfect boat day trip with a private skipper to explore beaches and bays of Ibiza, or even heading for a day trip over to Formentera has been an incredibly popular vacation experience with a variety of options to suit all styles and budgets.

Culinary Experiences

For the majority, a vacation in Ibiza also means the luxury and enjoyment of Mediterranean evenings with a little al fresco dining of great food and a little added ‘let your hair down’ events, like visiting the renowned Lio at Marina Botafoch, where guests can enjoy an incredibly stylish and elegant waterfront views of Ibiza bay and Dalt Vila from their open-air terrace and watch an engaging evening of performance and cabaret artists.

In fact, all of our restaurants and seated cultural venues have been fully open with terraces operating at full capacity since May. Over the past few months we have seen a positive influx of new restaurants and bars opening up in a variety of urban areas on the island.

For example, in Santa Eulalia the brand new restaurant, Higo, offers a unique experience in the world of Nikkei cuisine. Nikkei is grounded in centuries of culinary history, weaving the influence of Peruvian and Japanese cuisines.

Using the finest organic ingredients cultivated by their restaurant, they offer an exciting, fresh interpretation of Nikkei dishes, including lots of vegetarian options. Dine on their outdoor terrace garden and enjoy the beautiful views over the harbour of Santa Eulalia.

Equally, AristoSushi, formed by restaurateur and owner of Can Domingo Ibiza (a gastronomic reference point on the island) and his partner, have embarked together on a new adventure, expressing their love for Japanese cuisine.

Their brand-new restaurant, located in the heart of San Rafael, offers a modern-contemporary and intimate setting where guests are welcomed all year round to enjoy Ibiza’s most authentic sushi, using exceptionally high-quality and specifically selected products, comprising ecological salmon, bluefin tuna, and organic Italian rice. And, their unique approach to take-away sushi and delivery boat services makes for one elegant dining experience.

Luxury Hotel Day Experiences

Enjoying a little extra luxury seems to be high on everyone’s vacation agenda this summer season. Whether due to missing out on the travel season of 2020, the accredited stress over recent global events, or a ‘life’s too short attitude’, we have certainly seen many take to Hotel Day Experiences including lavish lunches, spa treatments and relaxing pool afternoons listening to live DJ sets over cocktails.

OKU Hotel opened its doors for summer 2021 offering a five-star venue just a moments’ walk from the beautiful Cala Gracio bay. The stylish hotel is perfect for those wishing to experience the very best of Ibiza’s lifestyle with high-quality food, a stylish design, and evenings brought to life by resident DJ’s as the sun goes down. Ibiza Spa & Wellness Retreat at the brand-new Six Sense Hotel offers treatments that also go beyond ordinary. With 1,200 square meters dedicated for wellness, the centre hosts a spectacular array of facilities including a Rose Bar longevity lounge, steam room, hammam and a holistic anti-aging program with nutrition guidance and modern healing methods, along with a state-of-the-art fitness area, café and juice bar, and outdoors massage catacombs with direct access to the organic gardens, where ingredients for the spa botanicals and Alchemy Bar are grown.

Private Villa Events

For those who wish to stay away from the cosmopolitan scene and the crowds, or even for those who would prefer to keep the night young, then many private and ultra-exclusive catering and events teams are available.

Intimate home dinner parties with live DJs, music, entertainment, spectacular personalised projection shows, great food, personal cocktail mixologists, and kid’s entertainment are just to mention a few of the innovative requests received across the island to create dream holidays. Before organising such an event please inform yourself about the latest Covid-19-related restrictions regarding reunions and "night life".

One thing is certain, with any travel commitment, we all need to be prepared for the possibilities of change and adaptability to such circumstances. The season of 2021 has gone well thus far, and we can see the light at the end of the tunnel for travel and tourism returning back to normal in the near future.

The good news is our Prestige concierge and rentals team are well-equipped and experienced in helping prepare your perfect holiday from beginning to end. Just simply let us know how we can best assist you!

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For regular updates, recommendations, and experiences, be sure to keep up to date with our latest news via our social media pages and blog posts.

Please Note: All information given may be affected during the COVID-19 pandemic and current restrictions. Please ensure for any event or public activity that you are up to date and fully informed.

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What to expect for the season of 2021 – Ibiza Travel News Update

Our rentals team at Prestige Properties Ibiza has seen a positive flow and strong enthusiasm for travel this upcoming 2021 season, with many keen clients determined to get their well-deserved summer holidays secured this year – finally!

However, pursuing a dream 2021 vacation still comes with a little apprehension. Naturally, everyone is curious to know what ‘expectations’ they should encounter over the coming months.

So, we’ve put together a little ‘Season 2021’ blog for everybody wishing to travel to Ibiza, with plenty of linked information at your disposal. We want everyone to feel confident that Ibiza hosts many pleasurable lifestyle and travel opportunities, and help you make the most of your 2021 travel.

What do I need to be able to Travel to Ibiza

With most European travel borders now already open, (with the remaining reopening in the coming weeks – the UK particularly has recently announced set plans to allow travel to the Baleares once again, classifying it as a safe holiday destination, with no need to quarantine upon return) we are confidently expecting to see a promising influx of tourism.

Travelling to Ibiza is possible for tourism with a negative PCR test, filling out a simple health form with a QR code on arrival and, naturally, respecting any safety measures and regulations in place.

What are the current COVID-19 measurements and restrictions in Ibiza

Ibiza has been incredibly efficient over the past year, and particularly cautious over the winter season to ensure the health and well-being of everyone. Our restrictions and measurements are regularly reviewed, in which we are currently seeing further de-escalation month after month. You can stay updated with our Covid-19 2021 News here.

The general expectation is that we will see a season similar to that of 2020, whereby everyone is welcome and able to enjoy their holidays with the freedom to move around and experience everything on offer.

All outdoor activities and social events, such as relaxing on beaches, swimming, sporting activities, visiting landmarks, shopping, local markets and hippy markets, and enjoying the restaurants and bars (including the beach clubs) are available, with many seasonal venues already open.

The only main difference compared to pre-Covid-19 seasons, has so far been the closure of our nightclubs and large-scale overcrowded venues, including some hotel events. However, recently the government announced that the summer could hold potentially good news regarding re-opening our world-famous nightclubs. Measurements are expected to be in place, but the overall aim is to have the clubs open with the provision of health passports, declaring full vaccinations as a requirement for entry by July.

What’s on in Ibiza 2021

Many of our visitors from the 2020 season offered great feedback from their last summer vacation. It became quite apparent visitors took more time to explore the great outdoors, developed a special interest in culinary experiences and daytime venues, enjoyed the luxury of private boat days with their friends, simply relaxed, or adventured those less travelled paths, discovering the island’s hidden gems.

You can take a look at our Winter in Ibiza – Nature & Leisure Activities and Cultural Activities and Festivities blog to discover in detail our island’s hotspots, outdoor activities, and experiences, which are of course available all year round. Here you will find everything you need to create a fun and memorable holiday itinerary from vintage hippy cars, regular artisan markets, museums, watersports, and everything in between.

During May and June Ibiza has planned to host some great extracurricular activities that can be enjoyed by all. The Balearic Triathlon Federation and Ibiza Blue Challenge are organising the Balearic Duathlon Cross Championship 2021, which is currently open to all competitors internationally. The challenge will be held on Sunday, May 9 at 10:00 in the Can Truy circuits of the town of Santa Eulària, and includes a 3km race, 10km Mountain Bike Race, and a further 1.5km race. To find out more and to register, go to the Sports Maniac Balearic Championship DUATHLÓN CROSS website.

From May 7th until 9th our annual Medieval Ibiza Fair is due to return with the focus on outdoor shows running over three days, including theater, medieval music, shows, dance, storytelling, and guided tours of Dalt Vila. All the shows are held in the Reina Sofía Park, and proceeds go to the Red Cross.

During June, many of our small local villages come alive with wonderful annual festivities and daytime markets. Our regular San Juan hippy market has recently returned every Sunday and is bustling with life and vitality, giving a true reflection of the local Ibizan spirit. A fun-filled day of live music, street food, and market stalls with local farmers’ produce, handcrafted artisan gifts, jewelry, healing crystals, Hierbas liqueurs, organic bread, coffee, leather goods, typical bohemian fashion, and plenty of local art.

St. John’s Festivities (Festes de Sant Joan / Fiestas de San Juan), which is the annual village celebration of San Juan village is also due to be held on June 23rd, attracting many visitors to celebrate the famous Flower Power party, and an evening of firecrackers and jumping through bonfires. As our usual Medieval Ibiza Fair is running, we expect this wonderful event will equally take place this year as usual.

The Social Scene in Ibiza 2021

The music scene has very much transferred into many great ‘daytime venue parties’. Everything requires a reservation, seated dining, and full table service, but you will be surprised at the up-market and relaxed atmosphere on offer, as some of the island’s DJs have taken on a slightly different element to their career.

Look out for Las Dalias Hippy Market over the weekends for a family-friendly day out. The vibe is as it always was, flowing freely with the authentic Ibiza spirit, and the food is pretty good too!

Alma Eat is Life has also been recognised for its regular live DJ event, "Life is better at the Beach", with a special bespoke BBQ service with quality cuts of meat and inclusive wine. The venue event often features the island famous DJ Andy Baxter and internationally renowned Ida Engberg.

Pikes Hotel is now offering a Brand New Food Concept of a regular brunch with the island’s famous Foodie Influencer – Love Food Ibiza. "Love Food Ibiza at Pikes is a menu designed from Tess’ worldwide culinary experiences, to cover all tastes and food desires. The dishes are predominantly ‘contemporary eclectic’ with Ayurvedic and macrobiotic influence. And, if you are looking for that DJ daytime set, then save for a visit for Sunday’s by the pool, sipping cocktails in the sun, and divulging into the world famous Pikes Sunday Roast as the sublime soundtrack soothes your soul.

For the majority, a vacation means the luxury and enjoyment of Mediterranean evenings with a little al fresco dining of great food and great wine with a little added ‘let your hair down’ late-night events.

Whilst our restaurants are open, curfews are still in place, and venues are allowed outside for seated dining on their terrace spaces until 22.00hs in most cases, with a home curfew at 23.00hs.

Exclusive Private Villa Event Opportunities

For those who wish to stay away from the cosmopolitan scene, or even for those who would prefer to keep the night young, then many private and ultra-exclusive catering teams and private chefs are available.

The good news is our Prestige concierge team is well-equipped and experienced in helping prepare your perfect holiday. Just simply let us know how we can best assist you!

We are foreseeing another great year here in Ibiza, where clients are reporting to see and experience more than ever before here on our magical island!

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Discover the island’s secrets with My Ibiza and Formentera

We would love for all our clients, who have placed their trust in us with purchasing or renting a property of their dreams in the past, to also have a unique memento of Ibiza: a special piece of unique treasure that uncovers some of the most unknown secrets of Ibiza: My Ibiza and Formentera – The True Insider’s Guide.

This guide is a must-have for any traveler visiting our island, as well as for residents that want to discover everything both new and old about Ibiza; as stated in the New York Times article:

"My Ibiza and Formentera, a new (and very necessary) guide".

Its creator Hjordis Fogelberg tells us that her latest updated edition is full of useful tips and all types of recommendations. As explained by Hjordis: "my parents arrived at Ibiza with the first wave of hippies during the 60s. I spent summers barefoot, my skin was tanned and my hair was faded by the sun". As a result of her knowledge and passion for the island where she was born, any person that buys her books will instantly become part of authentic Ibiza. Things that are a must when you are visiting the west side of the island, recommendations for practicing sports, the best spots to view the sunset, culinary experiences, events, and especially culture, a lot of cultures, are the ingredients of this book!

Fogelberg was also a pioneer as co-founder and collaborator in creating magazines Pacha and Best of Ibiza; milestones that completely changed the advertising style of the island, beginning with the fad for discotheque sponsored magazines, which are still being printed to this day.

A particularity about this guide is that all the illustrations have been created by the author. My Ibiza and Formentera is a very visual publication, its illustrations show different landscapes that highlight the beauty of our island: from the authentic country lifestyle, to the architecture of the old city or the properties that represent the essence of Ibiza. This edition is easy to read and is arranged by different contents to include a brief history of Ibiza, an index of interesting words, an extractable map you can carry in your pocket, and even a lunar calendar.

We are very happy to collaborate on this project by sponsoring the back cover of the latest editions. From Prestige Properties we want you to take a little piece of Ibiza with you wherever you go with the hope of turning our island into "your Ibiza".

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Ibiza COVID-19 News 2021

Updated – September, 15 2021

From September, 15 2021

The latest restrictions are as follows:

In Ibiza, the maximum number of diners per table is 12 for outdoor seating on restaurant terraces and 8 per table for indoor seating which can be from different households in all hospitality venues.
Restaurants and bars may open uninterruptedly every day of the week in Ibiza, both indoors and outdoors until 02:00h.
There are no night time mobility restrictions, except you cannot be in reunion with people on the beaches or public park areas during the hours of 02:00h – 06:00h.
Wearing a face mask (covering nose and mouth) is obligatory when it is not possible to maintain a safe distance both indoors and in outdoor settings.

Updated – July, 19 2021

From July, 19 2021

The latest restrictions are as follows:

In Ibiza, the maximum number of diners per table is 8 for outdoor seating and 4 per table for indoor seating (with a maximum of 50% capacity for internal seating), which can be from different households in all hospitality venues.
Restaurants and bars may open uninterruptedly until 01:00h every day of the week in Ibiza, both indoors and outdoors.
Smoking at restaurants is prohibited both indoors and outdoors.
There is no curfew in place, but you cannot be in reunion with people from outside your household between the hours of 01:00h – 06:00h.
In outdoor places, including beaches, there is no limitation of number of people in a group, however, the security distance of at least 1.5 metres should be maintained, and where this is not possible masks should be worn.
Meetings at private dwellings and in public are also without limitations, however it is recommended to take precautions and maintain preventive measures.
Shops may open with a 100% capacity in large commercial areas as well as smaller businesses.
Cultural events whereby the public must remain seated can be held at max. 75% capacity, with a maximum of 2500 people in open air spaces, and 500 people in enclosed spaces. A 100% capacity is allowed for groups under 300 participants. All events must end at 01:00h.
Sports events can be held at a maximum of 50% with a maximum of 2500 persons in open spaces and a maximum of 500 persons in closed spaces.
Wearing a face mask (covering nose and mouth) everywhere in urban / populated public indoor spaces, including at restaurants while waiting for drinks and food, is strongly recommended. It is not mandatory to wear a mask outdoors (although this is highly recommended by the government) unless a safe social distance of 1.5m cannot be maintained between non-cohabiting household members.

FINES

Shops and supermarkets are not allowed to sell alcohol after 22:00h with a minimum fine of 5,000 €.
Taking part in illegal gatherings and/or parties after 01:00h, fines can range from 1,000 € to up to 5,000 € per person.

VERY IMPORTANT FOR HOMEOWNERS:

If illegal parties take place in a rented villa, the owner of the villa will have to notify the details of the tenants and the promoters of the party to the authorities, or else the owner will also be fined up to 600,000 euros.

Updated – June, 19 2021

The latest restrictions are as follows:

In Ibiza, the maximum number of diners per table is 12 for outdoor seating and 6 per table for indoor seating, which can be from different households in all hospitality venues.
Outdoor terraces can be occupied at 100% of their restaurant capacity
All restaurant interiors can be occupied at 50% of their capacity
Sitting at bars is now possible, however guests must be eating and in a maximum group of 2 people with 1.5m distance between groups.
Restaurants and bars may now open uninterruptedly until 02:00h every day of the week in Ibiza, both indoors and outdoors.
Smoking inside of restaurants is prohibited.
The curfew is now lifted
In outdoor places, including beaches, the maximum number of people is 15, but they can be from an unlimited number of households.
Meetings at private dwellings and in public are now without limitations, however it is recommended to take precautions and maintain preventive measures.
Shops may open with a 100% capacity in large commercial areas as well as smaller businesses.
Places of worship can now open to maximum capacity. However, group ceremonies can host a maximum of 50 persons in interior premises and 100 persons on exterior premises.
Wearing a face mask (covering nose and mouth) everywhere in public, including at restaurants while waiting for drinks and food, is required up to June 26th June.

Updated – June, 6 2021

The latest restrictions are as follows:

In Ibiza, the maximum number of diners per table is 8 for outdoor seating and 4 per table for indoor seating, which can be from different households.
Terraces can be occupied at 100% of their capacity (max 250 customers)
All Interiors can be occupied at 50% of their capacity (max 150 customers)
Restaurants may now open uninterruptedly until Midnight every day of the week in Ibiza both indoors and outdoors.
Smoking in public remains prohibited.
The curfew is now lifted, except on the beaches, which "close" between the hours of 22:00h – 06:00h
In outdoor places, including beaches, the maximum number of people is 15, but they can be from an unlimited number of households.
Meetings at private dwellings allow for up to 15 people outside, and indoors up to 10 people.
Shops may open until Midnight, with a 100% capacity in large commercial areas as well as smaller businesses.
Places of worship can now open to maximum capacity.
Wearing a face mask (covering nose and mouth) everywhere in public, including at restaurants while waiting for drinks and food, is still required.

Updated – May, 23 2021

From May, 23 2021

The latest restrictions are as follows:

In Ibiza, the maximum number of diners per table is 4, both outdoors and indoors, and the 4 individuals can be from 4 different households, unless the group is from the same household (parents with 3 children for example), in which case they can be seated together.
Terraces can be occupied at 100% of their capacity (max 250 customers)
In Formentera, eight people can be seated at a table outdoors and four indoors. Interiors can be occupied at 50% of their capacity (max 150).
In Ibiza, Interiors can be occupied at 50% of their capacity if no terrace area is available, restaurants with terraces can occupy interior spaces up to 30% (max 150 seated indoors).
Restaurants may now open uninterruptedly until 23:00 every day of the week in Ibiza and 23:30 in Formentera on their exterior terraces.
Interior restaurant spaces must close at 18:00 every day
Smoking in public remains prohibited.
The curfew is now from 24:00 hs – 06:00 hs.
In outdoor places, including beaches, the maximum number of people is eight, but they can be from an unlimited number of households. Meetings at private dwellings allow for up to six people, indoors the six people cannot be from more than 2 households, but in the outdoor (garden etc.) they can.
Shops may open until 22:00, with a 100% capacity in large commercial areas as well as smaller businesses.
Wearing a face mask (covering nose and mouth) in public, including at restaurants while waiting for drinks and food, is still required.

Updated – May, 14 2021

The Government has announced that Spain is no longer in a state of alarm and that Ibiza goes down to Level 1 in the de-escalation process as of May 9.

The latest restrictions are as follows:

The maximum number of 4 diners per table is maintained, and the 4 individuals can be from 4 different households, unless the group is from the same household (parents with 3 children for example), in which case they can be seated together.
In Formentera, four people can be seated at a table indoors and six outdoors.
Terraces can be occupied at 100% of their capacity and may now open uninterruptedly until 22:30* every day of the week.
Restaurant interior spaces remain closed and smoking in public remains prohibited.
The curfew remains from 23:00 hs – 06:00 hs.
In outdoor places, including beaches, the maximum number of people is six, but they can be from an unlimited number of households. Meetings at private dwellings allow for up to six people, indoors the six people cannot be from more than 2 households, but in the outdoor (garden etc.) they can.
Shops may open to 22:00, with a 100% capacity in large commercial areas as well as smaller businesses .
Wearing a face mask (covering nose and mouth) in public, including at restaurants while waiting for drinks and food, is still required.

*We are expecting that bars and restaurants will be able to open their interior seating areas from May 23, but only for those who do not have an outside terrace space for customers.

Updated – April, 23rd 2021

The Government has announced that Ibiza will remain on alert level two. All new measures will take effect this Saturday 24th April, and will be in force until May 9.

The latest Phase 2 restrictions are as follows:

The maximum number of 4 diners per table is maintained, but the limitations of non-cohabiting groups on outdoor terraces are eliminated (therefore, 4 individuals can now join each other from 4 different households), unless the group is from the same household (parents with 3 children for example), in which case they can be seated together.
Terraces may now be occupied at 100% of their capacity and may open in two shifts, the first closing at 17:00, and the second opening from 20:00 to 22:30 from Monday to Thursday (Ibiza dinner’s are back!)
Restaurant interior spaces remain closed and smoking in public remains prohibited.
The curfew has been extended until 23:00.
The limitation of non-cohabiting groups is also eliminated for meetings in exterior spaces, including beaches, with a maximum of six people.
Meetings at private dwellings allow for up to six people, indoors the six people cannot be from more than 2 households, but in the outdoor (garden etc.) they can.
Shops may open to 21:00, and are extended up to 50% capacity in large commercial areas; small businesses may remain up to a maximum capacity of 75%.

COVID-19 infections in Ibiza & Formentera have stabilised (today 112 active cases). Small groups have started vaccinations, which is to be accelerated in numbers, and the health situation continues to improve. However, the need for caution remains (especially with the British variant being more contagious) in order to safeguard tourism and the summer season ahead.

Updated – March, 15th 2021

On Friday 12th March 2021, the president of the Govern, Francina Armengol, announced a continuation of a "slow" descaling of restrictions for Ibiza.

The descaling measures are highlighted below and are set to be reviewed again on April 9th.

Ibiza commences Phase 3 on Monday 15th until April 11th
Curfew is maintained from 22:00 hours to 6:00 in the morning
Bars and Restaurants can open their outdoor terraces up to a 50% capacity with a maximum of 4 heads per table, from 2 separate cohabiting households
Closing times for all hospitality premises is 17:00
Social gatherings may be held with a maximum of 6 people from 2 cohabiting households inside and outside, including beaches, and with masks
Shops remain open with a capacity of 50%, also now including larger-scale premises
Shops to close at 20:00
Visits to health centres and nursing homes can return to normal
Gyms can open again with a 30% capacity

From 26 March to 11 April, (Easter) to prevent "social relaxation", and a post-Christmas effect, only people from the same household can be inside a private property, four people from two households in public property and a maximum of up to 6 people from two households in the outdoors.

TRAVEL UPDATE:

From Monday 15th March 2021, Ibiza and Formentera will open their perimeters, which means that ports and airports will allow travellers to enter the islands without needing to prove "special circumstances".

This means movement between the Balearic Islands is relaxed.

Ibiza will accept international travellers, who will be asked to fill in an official health form via an online QR code as well as a negative PCR result from the previous 72 hrs.

To read the full press release please visit: Ibiza pasa a Nivel 3 hasta el 11 de abril: terrazas abiertas al 50% solo hasta las 17 horas – Nou Diari

We will endeavour to send out the latest Ibiza Covid-19 News Update when the current restrictions have again been reviewed.

Updated – February 12th, 2021

Dear readers,

If you are considering visiting Ibiza during the season of 2021, we would like to reassure both tourists and second-home visitors that Ibiza is set on a positive path and is looking to remain open and ready to welcome you.

Recently, there have been some unreliable news stories and rumours circulating regarding Spain being closed to tourists next Summer. This is due to a few controversial statements made by the government last month, which we would like to clarify.

In late January the Balearic government ordered the perimeter closure of Ibiza, meaning that travel to and from is restricted to those with justifiable reasons (work & health), which has been extended until March 1st. This is to ensure the island minimises all immediate risks and normal travel is planned to resume as soon as current Covid-19 numbers stabilise and/or decline.

While we can’t confirm if travel restrictions will be extended in the coming weeks, official statements are all pointing towards unrestricted travel for Easter and the spring season. Travelling from within Europe will be possible with a negative PCR test, filling out a simple health form with a QR code at arrival and, naturally, respecting any safety measures and regulations in place.

The general expectation is that we will see a season similar to that of 2020, whereby everyone is welcome and able to enjoy their surroundings, with outdoor activities and social events, such as relaxing on beaches, swimming, sporting activities, eateries, including beach clubs, walking, and exploring the island, continuing as normal. The only main difference compared to pre-Covid-19 seasons, will be the closure of night clubs and large-scale overcrowded venues, including some hotels, which are likely to remain closed (which is what the government was in fact referring to when it made its statements regarding tourism in 2021).

We hope that this information has been useful and we will endeavour to send out an Ibiza Covid-19 News Update once a month, to keep you informed. For any more specific questions regarding travel or where to stay on the island; virtual property viewings or the virtual property purchase process, please do not hesitate to contact us!

For regular updates, recommendations, and experiences, be sure to keep up to date with our latest news via our social media pages and blog posts.

Please Note: All information given may be affected during the COVID-19 pandemic and current restrictions. Please ensure for any event or public activity that you are up to date and fully informed.

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Winter in Ibiza with Prestige Properties | Part. 2 Cultural Experiences & Festivities

Cultural experiences and festivities in Ibiza during the winter months…

The winter months and off-season here in Ibiza can offer an entirely different aspect and set of experiences compared to the height of the summer, for both tourists visiting and those residing on a long-term basis.

Spectacular natural surroundings and remote beaches with plenty of leisure activities makes winter in Ibiza filled with a tremendous sense of the great outdoors. Our ‘Winter in Ibiza’ (part 1) highlights a brief introduction of activities for groups of friends and families to engage in and enjoy, everything from water sports, golfing, excursions, boating, guided hiking and cycling tours.

However, with Ibiza winter’s being more than eventful, and not just from a leisurely perspective, we’ve put together our second ‘Winter in Ibiza’ blog, solely focussing on the wealth of fantastic cultural experiences and festivities here in Ibiza.

If you’re considering taking the opportunity to explore Ibiza and enjoy some winter sun between October through to March, or you’re new to Ibiza on a permanent basis, then these cultural and social experiences may be just what you are looking for to ensure your winter in Ibiza is filled with an exciting itinerary.

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Winter in Ibiza Part. 2 – Cultural Experiences and Festivities in Ibiza

Hippy Markets

Ibiza is renowned for its unique and lively artisan markets, some of which have been in existence since the start of the island’s tourism, dating back to the late 1950’s and early 1960’s.

For this historical reason alone, the summer months can often encounter an influx of tourists at the many ‘Hippy Market’ hotspots on offer. With plenty of regular weekly openings, events, great food and live music, these island attractions are always very popular and have brought regular recurring tourism year after year.

In the winter months, much of Ibiza still hosts regular markets which can be found scattered around various villages on a weekly basis (although not all). Each one is filled with arts, crafts, artisan fashion and jewelry, as well as some fantastic food options.

Hippy Markets during the winter offer a place where many can gather together for relaxed, casual weekends and enjoy a unique atmosphere (especially when compared to the rush of the summer), with a sense of history, culture and community all rolled into one.

Everything from the famous Las Dalias Hippy Market (held on Saturdays during the off-season) with its brightly decorated stadium of over 200 market stalls; to San Juan’s smaller local market (on Sunday’s), perhaps the most cultured hippy origin with entertaining live music, regular dancing and a delicious paella street food performance; to the grand flea market in Sant Jordi (every Saturday morning), selling an abundant of almost anything from ‘bric and brac’ to some relatively valuable household furniture.

These regular hippy market meeting points are bound to keep everybody entertained, bumping into familiar faces, meeting new friends and no doubt finding some fine gifts or treasured items.

Patron Days and Festivals

Ibiza may be well-known for it’s party and club culture, but the locals also have a ‘fiesta’ style of their own. The word fiesta itself translates to festival, carnival or can refer to an annual religious celebration. Here, local villages may honour their patron saint, a national holiday, or even a national food may be observed and commemorated. Either way or celebration, the Ibicencan culture likes to get festive, and on a very regular basis to say the least.

Almost every month throughout the year, a particular village on the island is filled with bustling streets of families and friends, consumed with market stalls, live music, parades, fancy dress, children’s activities, sports, competitions, folk dancing and of course plenty of freshly prepared authentic food and drink.

The festive event calendar is most definitely one to keep track of. You should know when the next Ibiza town event is occurring and beware of traffic, town road closures and closures of local supermarkets and stores. Equally, you wouldn’t want to miss out on some of the island’s most fun and festive experiences on offer.

There are four fantastic festivities, asides from the many patron saint days, that are particularly well celebrated throughout the winter here in Ibiza. ‘Dia de Reyes’ (Three Kings Day), ‘Rúas de Carnaval’ (Carnival Season), Ibiza Sabor Festival (local food festival) and the San Mateo Wine Festival are all fantastic events and well worth visiting for the day.

‘Día de Reyes’ takes place from the evening of January 5th and fills most of the following day, January 6th. The celebration is one of the biggest on the island, with the central theme relating to ‘The Three Kings’ presenting gifts to baby Jesus just after his birth.
Naturally, with the Christmas spirit still optimal and most families coming to the end of their festive holiday, ‘Dia de Reyes’ offers an exciting end to the Christmas season. It’s a remarkably special event for the young who wait eagerly for ‘The Three Kings’ to arrive at the grand parades, either in Ibiza Town, Santa Eulalia, San Jose or San Antonio as they ride through the streets handing out sweets to the children.
March offers the national ‘Rúas de Carnaval’, a large Spanish celebration whereby everybody gets creative and colourful with fancy dress costumes, organised performing arts, parades, live music, activities and wonderful decorations throughout every village and town. Most of the week is vibrant with different events throughout Ibiza and street parties to attend. Carnival throughout Spain marks the beginning of spring time, as celebrations take place prior to lent and signifying the Easter period.

The Ibiza Sabor Festival is organised by the Consell Insular d’Eivissa, and provides a local celebration comprising a wonderful food festival which incorporates many of the island’s fantastic restaurants. The day is filled with an array of special Mediterranean cuisine and tapas from a variety of restaurateurs. This spectacular day includes plenty of food demonstrations, eating at a discounted price at participating restaurants and visits to wineries for tastings. The event takes place usually between 31 October to 5 December on an annual basis.

Lastly, San Mateo hosts a lovely annual wine festival that usually takes place in December and is an opportunity for wine producers, restaurateurs and locals to get together and celebrate another great year in Ibiza. It’s a great festival to sample some of the finer gastro-fare that Ibiza has on offer and get acquainted with some of Ibiza’s local wine producers.

Ibiza Sant Mateu D Albarca San Mateo White Church

Cultural Attractions in Ibiza

Dalt Vila

Ibiza has plenty of history and cultural heritage to explore. Dalt Vila is perhaps the most well-known and monumental spot which offers a breath-taking central castle and Cathedral located at the very top of its mountainous city walls. The UNESCO World Heritage Site, declared in 1999, is a fantastic tourist attraction and offers outstanding views from its location across the entire island, the Mediterranean Sea and the isle of Formentera. Ibiza’s Cathedral, known as Catedral de Santa María was built in the 13th century and is representative of the stunning Gothic and Baroque Catalan architecture. The place of worship still encompasses the existing religious side of Ibiza locals with regular Mass and ceremonies often taking place.

Museums and Galleries in Ibiza: "Museum of Archaeology"

The Museum of Archaeology is also well-worth a visit if archaeology is of interest. The museum, located within Dalt Vila grounds is an institution that preserves and researches remains found on the island of Ibiza and Formentera over the past few thousand years, including excavated burial sites and ancient artefacts, taking visitors on a journey through a history of inhabitants from anywhere around the Punic and Roman times and thereafter.

Museums and Galleries in Ibiza: "Contemporary Art Museum"

The Contemporary Art Museum of Ibiza also located in Dalt Vila, is a wonderfully unique art gallery showcasing permanent collections of art from the 1960’s all the way through to new modern arts. Some fledgling collections of photography and regular visiting exhibitions is a great place where you can explore some of Ibiza’s most substantial artistic expressionists. The gallery is perfectly situated close to many trending bars and restaurants in the Dalt Vila area, so visitors can take time to relax and enjoy a different side of the island for the entire day.

Considering taking your next vacation in Ibiza during the winter season?

It is often the sheer beauty and opportunity to quest the island’s community, history, and uniqueness as the main motive for tourism during the off-season. And, if you wish to feel part of the real spirit of Ibiza, the off-season is the perfect time to do so.

We would highly recommend any kind of outdoor leisure activities and cultural experiences, and although this introduction of ideas and experiences from our two part blog is not exhaustive of all there is to see and do, it gives a good starting point of what is on offer during the winter season.

Thanks for staying updated with Prestige Properties Ibiza. We hope to see you this winter, making the most of the White Isle.

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Winter in Ibiza with Prestige Properties Ibiza | Part. 1 Nature & Leisure

Plenty of reasons to visit Ibiza during the winter months…

There are plenty of reasons to visit Ibiza during the winter months. With so much natural beauty to discover and community culture to encounter, it is not unusual to experience a personal love affair for regular ‘Winter’s in Ibiza’, as one starts to uncover its surroundings, mystery, spirit, and uniqueness.

Many local residents work hard all summer long, but as soon as the season settles, islanders quickly come out of the woodwork and into the light to enjoy the atmosphere and environment on offer. Everything from the beaches, outdoor water and land activities, restaurants, bars, shops, socialising, cultural experiences to festivities and events, are vibrant and bustling with enthusiasm from September through until the New Year.

There are also many companies that specialize in offering winter tours and activities for all to enjoy including, tennis, golfing, water sports, excursions, boating, hiking, cycling, markets, and artisan workshops. The list is endless!

With winter being more than eventful and enjoyed by many, we’ve put together a 2-part blog list on how we experience ‘Winter in Ibiza’ and what to expect from your winter vacation…

Winter in Ibiza Part. 1 – Nature and Leisure in Ibiza

Formentera

Formentera is an absolute must visit at any time of the year. Naturally, during the less ventured months, this small sister island of Ibiza, encounters a very remote setting of wild nature and local authenticity.

Despite its isolated ambience, Formentera is still incredibly spectacular with crystalline waters and white sands, filled with natural charm, brisk beach walks, open roads, local villages, lighthouses, mills and historical defense towers.

Chartering a boat or sailing is possible from Ibiza to Formentera, although the waters and wind may be choppy due to changes in the weather conditions. However, the Balearic Ferry is still operating from Ibiza Town regularly during the winter months, where you can take your hired transport ready for arrival on the other side with ease and convenience.

Most highly touristic restaurants, bars and beach clubs are closed from the end of September in Formentera, but a host of authentic and local spots are still operating all year round to enjoy a warm and fulfilling meal!

Hiking & Walking in Ibiza

We all know there are many health benefits related to regular exercise and being in nature. A fresh air walk in Ibiza, away from the smoke and the toxins of city life is guaranteed to give a boost of energy, brain reawakening, and a lift of spirits. If you have only ever visited in the summer, then walking and hiking is likely to be the last activity on the itinerary. The sun’s heat during the day, and the appeal for cooler spots by the beach, even as the day draws to an end, reaps way more benefits.

However, in the winter months, walking is an absolute gift and a great opportunity to see the real beauty of our pine filled island. There is a grand variety of hiking and walking options to participate in from the hills of Sa Talaia, the highest point on the island with outstanding mountain top views, the hills of San Juan, the natural springs of San Mateo, and the village of Santa Inés with its is a unique land, captivating beauty and sanctuary of cultivated almond trees; an exceptional sight and a truly preserved part of the island.

In fact, walking and hiking has become such a popular activity over the years, that from 2010 an official tour company, ‘Walking Ibiza’ has been hosting regular guided tours around the island with local and historical knowledge. Everything from private groups, local community groups, team building events and a 4-day coastal challenge is on offer from these pioneers of walking to discover the real Ibiza.

Touring – Quad Biking, Motorcycling, Cycling & Car Hire

If hiking is not a preferred preference, and exploring the island further afield to ensure all the top hot spots are uncovered, Ibiza has plenty of options to get around the island on wheels.

Depending on your ideal scenario and fitness levels, everything from quad biking, motorcycling, cycling & car hire is readily available even during the off-season. From late September the roads are usually quieter, with minimal traffic, and plenty of parking facilities. Winter is the optimal time to take a touring opportunity and adventure around the countryside, beach coves, restaurants and towns, which may otherwise be less desirable during the height of the season.

There are many car hire operators, offering very reasonable rates, but if you fancy something a little more unique, we would recommend Ducks United Ibiza. A Citroen 2cv vintage car rental company with artistic colours and designs to all their motors. Literally, take a step back to a simpler time in history and tour the island with a hippy alternative, which is also more energy efficient and eco-friendly than modern vehicles.

There are also many off-the-beaten track dirt roads and countryside cycling routes. Take a look at Bike Map, who boast of 164 different cycling routes across the island including everything from uphill routes, flat routes and top rated routes to long tours that cover every place imaginable.

Watersports – Windsurfing, Sailing, Diving, Surfing

Whilst it may appear that watersports are more of a summer activity, here in Ibiza weather conditions are often very pleasant throughout the winter, with plenty of sunshine and (some much needed) occasional rain. However, the winds do pick up which makes for a great environment for regular windsurfing, sailing and the occasional surf crusade!

DiveStar Ibiza in Cala Martina, Santa Eulalia is often buzzing directly outside with crowds of Kite and Wind Surfers, especially on a Sunday afternoon (wind dependant), where water sporting activities are quickly followed by a freshly prepared paella from the local all-year-round ‘Restaurante Martina’. DiveStar is also known to host the best equipment and facilities for Scuba Diving, which not only includes beginners courses but full qualifications and schooling (usually seasonal).

Surfing is a little less common, but not totally exempt, a few small spots around the island occasionally get a decent swell, where many gather to relish the opportunity, no matter how rare! If you fancy giving it a go for the first time, the waves are perfect for beginners on softer days, just simply download the App, MagicSeaweed for regular updates and wave reports. Top locations include, Aguas Blancas, Cala Nova, Cala Llenya, Cala Jondal and Can Pujol. Board rentals can be a bit tricky, but we recommend checking with your holiday provider for personal recommendations, if the waves happen to be kind during your stay!

Golf

Golf Ibiza, is the islands only Golf course, located in a very up-market area near Roca Llisa’s private housing urbanisation in Santa Eulalia. After opening in 1972 with a 9-hole course, and the later in 1992 with a second 18 hole course, and now under new management by Azul Line Hotels since 2017, the stunning facility is open annually to both golf lovers and visitors who would like to enroll in golf lessons.

With more than ten kilometers of outstanding countryside, breathtaking views and a constant sea breeze, Golf Ibiza is a unique and pleasant place to practice golf with family and friends during the winter season. In addition, Golf Ibiza’s restaurant and most recent development to the golf club, Hoyo 19, promises luxurious and delicious Mediterranean cuisine to complete the experience

Considering taking your next vacation in Ibiza during the winter season?

It is often the sheer beauty and opportunity to quest the island’s splendor as the main motive for tourism during the off-season. And, if you wish to feel part of the real spirit of Ibiza, the off-season is the perfect time to do so.

We would highly recommend any kind of outdoor leisure activities. There are so many great opportunities across the island to engage in and enjoy Ibiza’s natural side. These activities feel all the more special and gain an extra sense of wide open space and quiet retreat when the island is less overcrowded.

With more cultural activities and experiences to enjoy during the winter, we hope you also enjoy our Part 2 Culture & Festivities Ibiza blog, coming soon!

Thanks for staying updated with Prestige Properties Ibiza. We hope to see you this winter, making the most of the White Isle.

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Ibiza 2021 – Why Ibiza holds high expectations for a strong future tourism!

Ibiza 2021 and what to expect…

Ibiza Season 2020

We may still be in the latter part of season 2020, but with many travel plans postponed, cancellations of flights and numerous ongoing global travel restrictions; we think it safe to say that many of us are ready to put our disappointments for the year 2020 behind us and start looking forward to a brighter horizon – and this includes our desire to travel and enjoy our usual summer vacations again in the near future!

Despite a very unexpected turn around for the tourism industry here in Ibiza over the past few months, we believe, Ibiza 2021 is going to see a positive season and an influx of tourism.

So, what gives us this strong sense of expectation?

Planning Ahead Summer 2021

Whilst next year may seem far off, planning travel in advance for 2021 may be more necessary than before. In recent years, with the speed of the internet and booking systems, tourism in Ibiza has demonstrated many last minute bookings for various weeks throughout the season. The occurrence of pre-planning and securing dream vacations in advance mostly consisted of longer stays for up to or over a month, when considering larger group vacations, first choice luxury villas, events, and those extra popular summer months like August. However, now, in the light of recent circumstances, we are seeing even more forward travel planning than usual.

We have noted that many ‘postponed 2020 travel plans’ have already selected dates directly into the 2021 calendar, which inevitably means the annual holiday diary has already started to fill up at a much faster rate than previous years.

This additionally must take into consideration the many extra travel dates moved for weddings and events, that were also due to take place during the 2020 season.

Aside from these ‘change of date’ bookings, whether vacation or event, we have also noted a recent increase of travel enquiries for Ibiza 2021, which is usually a rarer occurrence during the height of summer.

In fact, "drawing on Google data, a study was revealed by travel company Kuoni, who mapped the most searched for and most popular 2021 holiday destinations for 131 countries around the world. The study showed a clear demand for future travel, with Google Trends indicating that searches for "2021 holiday" increased by 124% when compared to the end of March". – Lonely Planet 2020.

So, it would appear now is the perfect and popular time to consider booking travel for next year!

The Most Popular 2021 Destinations in UK Searches

Flexibility and Risk-Free Travel

The COVID-19 pandemic has taught all travellers one thing about the validation of travel insurance policies in such circumstances, whereby for the majority, epidemics and pandemics are not covered. Therefore, flexibility has become a key component for many hotels, travel agents and airline companies who are adapting to accommodate customers.

The overall essence for the travel industry is to offer (in the case of travel restrictions both current and future) risk free bookings and flexible date changes.

Many agents and hotels are also offering discounted rates for early 2021 bookings to help sustain the economy here. It is now more important than ever to fully understand the need to be flexible and be prepared to make changes where required.

Therefore, customers and travellers can feel reassured that there is no need to stop planning future travel, but just feel comfortable with flexible date options, and be able to adjust if necessary.

Of course, this may mean more organising and forward planning with work commitments, school holidays and so on. But it also allows travellers plenty of time to wisely pre-empt ‘the worst-case scenario’ and have a ‘Plan B’ should travel be affected.

During the wait, 2021 travel planning can in fact be a fun process. Consider how to better appreciate the luxury of travel and make the most of your upcoming vacation with personalised detailed itineraries and visit those places you always dreamed of but never got round too.

What to Expect from Ibiza 2021

Whilst we evidently cannot fully predict the future, it is clear that Ibiza has adapted to the current circumstances and is taking a positive attitude, where possible to continue business as usual.

The nightclubs have been most affected by safety measurements put in place and have been required to remain closed throughout 2020. However, despite this annual setback many have already begun to forward plan for Ibiza 2021.

Hi Ibiza has recently announced next year’s residency with 2021 declared to be their biggest summer to date, bringing world class DJs, state-of-the-art productions, and a promise to put the clubber at the centre of the experience. Additional to their returning residencies Afterlife, Black Coffee, F*** Me I’m Famous! and Glitterbox, new residents include The Martinez Brothers and FISHER to join the party.

We fully hope to see the Ibiza club scene return as usual in 2021. However, with or without the nightclubs open, Ibiza is a determined island which has demonstrated throughout 2020 its passion for tourism despite the circumstances.

Even without the world-famous nightclubs open, our island has hosted a fresh interest for culinary experience, sunset charters and private yachts, travel for natural beauty and relaxation, and adventuring those less travelled paths and discovering the islands hidden gems too!
With overcrowding at a minimum and roads traffic free, Ibiza has been a beautiful and rare experience that we should all take into consideration even if travel numbers need to stay lower and safety measures (like closure of the nightclubs) remain in place.

Check out our recent blog on Summer 2020 and the Ibiza Property Market for a whole host of ideas and information.

Why Choose Ibiza

When planning for 2021, finding a destination that offers security and safety does include Ibiza, despite mainland Spain having steep surges of Covid-19 cases.

Ibiza has seen relatively low figures of Covid-19 in comparison to the rest of Spain and Europe. The healthcare system on the island has been stable throughout with minimal critical patients.

Our government has been incredibly efficient in ensuring the health and well-being of everyone, both residents and those visiting the island. Safety regulations have ensured Ibiza’s tourism and lifestyle is continuing on a positive path and remains open.

Proudly, we can say the island is fully complying and respecting the measurements put in place, which can only give us hope that the virus will remain contained, with no further outbreaks or state of alarm, and 2021 can continue with as much normality as possible.

Travel may look different post-Covid-19, however we are optimistic for the future and 2021.

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[Interview] Ibiza 2020 and Property Market Update with Prestige Properties Ibiza

A new interview with Victor, Partner & Sales Director of Prestige Properties Ibiza, about Covid-19 in Ibiza and the effect on the Island’s Property Market

What is open and available for tourists visiting the island this summer 2020?

The summer of 2020 has certainly encountered a slow start due to recent global events. However, with national flights between the Balearics and mainland Spain occurring from late June and international flights from July 1st, Ibiza is now officially open for the majority and enjoying a different, yet remarkable tourism season considering the circumstances.

The good news is, all of the island’s outdoor spaces are now open for public use which includes all the beaches, marinas, outdoor activity spaces such as tennis clubs, golfing, water sports and diving clubs, general group water activities like paddle boarding and kayak excursions, boating as well as land leisure activities such as hiking and cycling.

Most restaurants, bars and shops are back to business with more places opening each and every day. We have been pleasantly surprised at the atmospheric vibrancy of the food and beverage industry and could not be happier for businesses to be flourishing again. The only main difference when compared to previously, is the night clubs still remain closed.

Victor, Partner & Sales Director of Prestige Properties Ibiza

What activities would you recommend for tourists visiting this season and why?

Ibiza is the ideal island to explore and get acquainted with the beautiful hidden gems on offer. During July, August and most of September the island is usually extremely busy, which often leaves many visitors reluctant to hire a car and hit the road with the intense traffic and lack of parking in so many spots.

This year is an optimal summer to take a touring opportunity and adventure around different beach coves, restaurants and towns, which may otherwise be less desirable during the height of the season for most.

We would highly recommend any kind of outdoor leisure activities. Ibiza is an ideal place for cycling, playing tennis, snorkeling, night canoeing and taking a fun day with paddle boards out to sea. There are so many great opportunities and activities across the island to engage in and enjoy Ibiza’s natural side.

With fewer people this year, these activities feel all the more special and gain an extra sense of wide open space and quiet retreat. There are many companies that specialize in offering tours and activities for visitors to enjoy.

Formentera is an absolute must visit. With its crystalline waters and white sands, this small sister island of Ibiza will feel very much like a personal tropical island this season. Whether renting a boat or catching the ferry from Ibiza’s Marina or Santa Eulalia, spending the day in Formentera with its spectacular beaches, luxury seafront restaurants and seeing it’s glorious sunsets is nothing short of a perfect summer day in our opinion.

What is new in Ibiza this year?

Every year in Ibiza new and exciting venues open and join the lively social aspect of the island. Here are the top latest additions to our home which we are sure are worth a visit during your next Ibiza holiday!

Hotel W – Santa Eulalia

W Ibiza is a much anticipated brand new 5-star seafront hotel boasting of luxury suites, fine dining restaurant, regular nightlife music and Dj sets as well as a stunning health, wellness and spa centre. W Ibiza strikes a pose on the palm-fringed, sand-drenched beachfront of Santa Eulalia. This is where you get to stay and play with a brand that was made for the White Isle. The hotel comes complete with its very own yet separate seafront Chiringuito Blue Restaurant and a Vegan VE Cafe.

Alma Beach Bar and Restaurant – Port des Torrent

Alma Beach Ibiza is a brand new boho chic styled beach bar and restaurant situated directly on the beach of Port des Torrent, who are committed to an ibizan lifestyle concept in hospitality. The restaurant offers three different restaurant proposals, sunset, brasas and wellness, with one common denominator: to promote healthy cuisine with top quality ingredients.

Alma Beach Ibiza is a unique place in which to enjoy the magical moments that the Pitiusa island has to offer.

Bam-Bu-Ku – San Antonio

Bam-Bu-Ku brought to Ibiza by the famous west end O Beach, a new family friendly day experience to San Antonio. A perfect opportunity for anyone looking for a lazy day under the Mediterranean sunshine, overlooking the pool whilst sprawled out on the luxury venue beds, complete with a personal waiter service. Here you can enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner in a paradisiacal restaurant featuring a wanderlust menu of tropical fusion cuisine.

Es Birra – Es Cana

Es Birra Ibiza is Es Canar’s new socialite place to be if you’re located in the Santa Eulalia area. The old original night club of the 90’s has been taken over by a group of young and innovative individuals where craft beer, a typical gastronomical matching menu and a variety of live music genres exists. Es Birra brings forth a brand new trendy venue with plenty of indoor and outdoor space and an authentic Ibizan tribe.

WOW – San Rafel

WOW is a house for people to meet, gather and enjoy tantalising cocktails, pure, honest, raw and refined food combined with vintage furniture and retro interiors. It’s everything from a co-working space, to brunches at the weekend, art exhibitions and an array of seating areas to suit any mood.

How do you think the island will be different without the nightclub tourism scene this season?

The island is definitely much quieter than usual for this time of the year and we hope this knowledge encourages visitors and potential visitors of tourism, that quieter is in fact safer, with less overcrowding.

This means we are encountering more families, couples and low key groups of friends from across Europe as a result of the nightclub scene remaining closed and also many of the big tour operator hotels, which is setting a very different tone to the island.

With less extremes over the summer, the overall atmosphere and vibe has to date been more relaxed and demonstrates a similar collective of tourists, which would normally be seen during low season in Ibiza.

What measurements and regulations have been set in Ibiza for health and safety management that tourists and visitors need to be aware of?

If you are visiting or considering visiting Ibiza in the coming months, we would like everybody to feel reassured that Ibiza tourism and lifestyle is continuing on a positive path and is open for your enjoyment.

Certain regulations and safety measures are set to keep everyone feeling welcomed and able to enjoy their surroundings whilst still minimising overcrowding. Social distancing measures of 2m and facial masks continue in all indoor public spaces such as shops and supermarkets etc.

The Balearic Islands recently made an extra adjustment to their current measurements in relation to the health and safety standards for all citizens and tourists who are visiting this season 2020. On Monday 13th July, a minor addition was made, similar to other European countries, whereby facial protective masks must be worn in all open spaces within urban areas, instead of only in closed public spaces.

Outdoor living and social events such as relaxing on beaches, swimming, sporting activities, eateries, walking and exploring the countryside can continue as normal, mask free!

The general expectation of the public within these outdoor settings is to maintain respect for one another and uphold social distancing between smaller groups and others as well as reducing overcrowding as much as possible.

All public businesses including food and beverage industries have been advised on strict health and safety standards including all members of staff checking temperatures before each working shift and the utilisation of masks at all times when serving customers.

For more information on our current safety measurements please see our recent publication "Summer 2020: The Use of Face Masks in Ibiza" !

Formentera paradise - pic taken from formentera.es

Winter in Ibiza

Do you envision a shift in seasonal tourism or an extension of the summer this year?

We hope the latter part of the summer season will be stronger compared to the beginning of the main season and for this to continue into the early part of the winter also.

The main season has started slowly so we hope to see September and October as good months for the local economy. We don’t envision big changes, but ultimately it will all depend on the evolution of the health and well being of the current COVID-19 circumstances and the public here in Ibiza.

What is the meaning of "Veroño"?

Veroño is a term made up of two Spanish words, Verano (meaning Summer) and Otoño (meaning Autumn). The term is the way we express the continuation of summer into the autumn months, and the beautiful spring-like after seasons we experience here on the Island from October through to early December.

The sea remains warm long after the big crowds leave and the weather usually stays warm and pleasant well into November. Most restaurants and businesses stay open until Christmas and for islanders, Veroño is almost like a quiet, tranquil spring setting with the majority of low-season opportunities and social events, including a few authentic parties to mark the end of the season and celebrate with each other. Winter for us starts officially in January.

Have you ever been to Ibiza during Veroño? Check out our latest blog.

What is exciting about the winter time in Ibiza?

Peace and rest. For most of us it is time to regenerate and spend quality time with our families, friends and among nature. Work is always quieter, but it allows the opportunity to prepare and get creative with new fresh ideas for the following season.

What secret hidden gems would you recommend to discover in Ibiza during the off-season?

During the summer season, many of us are busy working and are unable to find time to take on extra activities, especially under the heat, overcrowding and traffic on the island.

Winter offers the perfect space and weather to remember why we live here. There are so many beautiful spots to explore, hills to hike and local all-year round restaurants to visit. Ibiza is never short of a beautiful day out and there’s always something new and undiscovered, even for those that have been here as locals for many years.

Sa Talaia, the highest point on the island offers a fantastic hike with outstanding mountain top views. The hills in San Juan are also of incredible value for nature lovers. To simply experience a coffee in a local Ibizan bar among locals or to visit the natural springs of San Mateo, near Can Suleyetas, and then grab a tasty bocadillo, are simply priceless experiences that residents treasure during the winter time.

Current Ibiza Property Market

Are clients’ still actively seeking to buy property in Ibiza and have there been any significant changes in the Ibiza Property Market since the announcement of the Global Pandemic?

What we have evidently seen to date has been very encouraging. The online interest and activity has remained very strong with an increase in interactions (requests, website visits) from potential and future clients during the lockdown period. It appears many were utilising their quarantine to research and pursue buying their desired property in Ibiza.

Buyers are far from changing their mind. Since July, viewings have resumed and many clients are arriving on the island to continue their property search now that the flights have reopened. So we can say that all is very active, yes!

We are generally not expecting the property market to have a drop, mainly because the demand is high and the supply is always very low in Ibiza.

We would simply advise anyone looking to buy a property in Ibiza to follow their projects and make sure you continue to work with experienced professionals and remain fully informed and updated.

It is still very early to predict the level of impact in the long-term. There will inevitably be changes and marked impressions on a global scale. However, Ibiza has always proven to be a solid market, so if you are well informed, you will be sure to make a good profitable decision.

What is the best advice you could offer those considering or currently with a buy to rent property in Ibiza ?

Individual situations for those looking for buy-to-rent properties and tourism licenses will very much depend on the individual needs, their mortgages, general income and their dependency on tourism rentals as a main source of income.

However, we would highly recommend any client to consider the long term prospects, have a good strategy about pricing and think about beginning to build a good client base (which can be done by selecting a strong agent). Ibiza is a very desirable tourism hotspot across the globe and is guaranteed to drive revenue in the long-term.

Future Outlook

How has Prestige Properties Ibiza as a business and a team had to adapt to recent events and how do you perceive the near future to look like as a company?

We all had to adapt during the past few months. Working from home, working part time and taking care of our families. Gaining a new work-life balance has not been an easy time for any of us.

Proudly, we as a team have worked closely together and hard to improve every part of the business and the service we offer to the island and our clients, which makes us positive about the future. We are ready to work our way whatever comes our way.

We have stayed open throughout. All our agents have been active. We have been spending more time than ever finalising our website and the presentation of our properties, as well as setting up our new virtual viewings service.

Potential buyers have still been able to get a closer feel for properties on the market and have been able to fully continue with their buyers journey.

Do you think the tourism industry will be strongly affected in the upcoming season 2021?

We will all have to continue to adapt to the circumstances and our ‘new normality’. Many agents have offered 2021 secure risk free bookings and more last minute deals for 2020.

The important thing to remember is to keep all safety measures and the well-being of the public as our main priority as an island and in business. Ultimately 2021 will depend on the evolution of the virus. We hope 2021 will resume back to normal and see a much improved tourism season, as a company we will be prepared as much as possible in advance for both the best and worst case scenario.

What can the local community, businesses and visitors do to ensure we are all supporting one another positively?

As previously mentioned, the general expectation of the public within both indoor and outdoor settings is to maintain respect for one another and uphold social distancing and safety measures.

It is of utmost importance all visitors respect the beauty of the island and dispose of masks correctly into the recycling bins and not leave for others to clean up, especially on the beaches.

Lastly, if individuals do not feel fit to travel or feel unwell on arrival, then please follow the guidelines and ensure everyone is kept safe.

Thanks for staying updated with Prestige Properties Ibiza. We hope you enjoy your stay in Ibiza this season 2020.

If you are considering travelling to Ibiza this year and are still yet to book accommodation, then why not check out our Ibiza holiday villas on offer.

Our team members are always ready to help you with your travel opportunities and are happy to assist you with any of your questions, so get in touch with us today!

Are you considering to buy a property in Ibiza?

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The Use of Face Masks in Ibiza | Summer 2020

Face masks are now compulsory in Ibiza. Here’s all you need to know…

If you are visiting or considering to visit Ibiza in the coming months, we would like all of our clients to be fully informed of the current regulations set, yet feel reassured that Ibiza tourism and lifestyle is continuing on a positive path and is open for your enjoyment.

The Balearic Islands have recently made an extra adjustment to their current measurements in relation to the health and safety standards of all citizens and tourists who are visiting this season 2020.

On Monday 13th July, a minor addition was made, similar to other European countries, whereby facial protective face masks must be worn in all open spaces within urban areas, instead of only in closed public spaces.

However, exceptions apply, which makes outdoors living and usual social events such relaxing on beaches, swimming, sporting activities, eateries, walking and exploring the countryside can continue as normal, mask free!

Face Mask in Ibiza – Legislation to keep in mind:

1) When the use of face masks is mandatory:

The use of face masks is mandatory for those over the age of 6 years old only when in urban populated areas.
The uses of protective face masks include walking in the street, queuing outside stores, inside shops and supermarkets, in closed spaces for public use (e.g. airports), as well as more populated outdoor areas, such as parks.
It will also be necessary during weddings, ceremonies, and larger events, where social distancing of 2m is difficult to maintain, except at the time of consumption of food and drink.

2) When the use of the face mask is not mandatory:

The use of face masks may be excused during sporting activities, when eating or drinking with friends and family at restaurants, or for justified health reasons (medical certificates may be required).
Children under the 16 years of age whilst engaging in leisure activities with groups of stable residents are also exempt.
Restrictions do not apply on beaches, in swimming pools, on sea voyages, at work centers* and in the open air outside of the populated village and towns.

*In the workplace, the obligation to wear a mask will depend on the type of premises where the activity takes place. Staff working in public areas such as restaurants and bars are always required to use protective facial masks for the protection of others and does not mean staff pose any risk to customers.

In a private households and cars (except taxis and public transport) it is not compulsory to wear the mask unless you are travelling with others in which occupants do not inhabit together.

If you are planning your holiday in Ibiza, these measurements are designed to ensure you have a healthy and safe holiday! Ibiza has been open for tourism for the past month, is free of overcrowding and is incredibly enjoyable at a relaxed pace with plenty of peace and tranquility.

Please remember these standards are set to ensure your safety is guaranteed and we work together to ensure travel can continue and be enjoyed despite the current changes to our normality.

We wish you all a very happy season in Ibiza and we are sure you will have a pleasant experience this summer.

In short…. I am currently in Ibiza, where do I have to wear a face mask?

YES ✔

Street
Shops
Closed spaces for public use
Spaces of attention to the public
Open air in population centers

NO ✗

Beaches and pools
Sea Walks
Practice of sport
Workplaces
Consumption situations (eating-drinking)
Use of wind instruments
Justified health reasons
Open air outside the town
Children under 16 years of age in leisure activities with a stable group
as long as you keep your distance

Face masks must be worn correctly, always covering your nose and mouth. Please note, failure to comply is likely to result in a fine of 100 euros at any given time.

Are you planning a holiday in Ibiza? Here are a few options for your stay:

Can Flores, lovely dream vacation house with sea and sunset views in Cala Salada

Stunning Villa with some of the best views in Ibiza

Villa Everland, stunning holiday villa with some of the best views located on a hill, in the Sant Josep de Talaia area.

Beautiful holiday villa in Es Cubells, above the sea

Villa Perla, beautiful holiday house located in Es Cubells, above the sea.

Do you have any questions or need more info?
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Ibiza Summer 2020… What is open?

Updated 22.06.2020

Prestige Properties Ibiza is incredibly excited for the upcoming summer season and equally the opening of some of our favourites restaurants and beach clubs. Over the next two weeks, national flights between the Balearics and mainland Spain will resume, with international flights officially opening again from July 1st.

We have spent some time indulging in some research, to help our island visitors this season better understand …

What is open in Ibiza 2020?

Lio

Incredibly stylish and elegant. Lío sits by the waterfront with outstanding views of Ibiza bay and Dalt Vila. Their open-air terrace allows for spectacular evenings of indulging in fine Mediterranean cuisine and watching an engaging evening of performance and cabaret artists. After midnight, Lío transforms into a nightclub and continues the night until dawn.

When are they opening? Friday 10th July

restaurant & cabaret bar in Ibiza summer 2020

Amante

Amante perfectly overlooks the idyllic cove of Sol Den Serra in the area of Cala Llonga. Amante is the perfect place to relax on the cliffside sun loungers in a stylish beach location. The restaurant is open all day long, serving lunches through to fine dining evenings with a sophisticated menu of contemporary Spanish and Italian dishes.

When are they opening? Friday 3rd July

restaurant amante with sea views in Ibiza summer 2020

Coco Beach

Coco Beach is situated in the white sanded beach of Playa d’en Bossa and creates a unique ‘paradise beach’ atmosphere. Coco beach is a restaurant offering luxury foodie fine dining and a perfect spot to revitalise as part of the Ibiza lifestyle dream.

When are they opening? Wednesday 1st July

Beach House

Beachouse Ibiza is a modern contemporary place to spend the day at Playa Den Bossa directly in front of the turquoise blue Mediterranean Sea. Head down for a morning retreat of yoga and a healthy energising breakfast, relax for the afternoon on the fully serviced daybeds or nourish yourself with an evening of fine Mediterranean cuisine.

When are they opening? Wednesday 1st July

Tanit & Nassau

Tanit Beach Club & Nassau is located next door to one another on the beautiful strip of Playa Den Bossa. Elegant, chilled music, refined decor, excellent service & exquisite food makes these sister beach clubs the perfect place to relax and enjoy the good life. Arrive in style and discover the finest service, an array of day loungers and fantastic cuisine.

When are they opening? Nassau has confirmed 4th July

Destino

Destino Pacha Ibiza Resort offers a privileged and secluded cliff top position located in the sought-after area of Cap Martinet in Talamanca Bay. With spectacular views overlooking Ibiza Town and Formentera, Destino’s is the ideal spot to immerse in exclusive wellness treatments, open-air yoga classes, luxurious dining and stylish spaces for exceptional outdoor events both day and night.

When are they opening? Thursday 16th July

Agroturismo ATZARO Ibiza

Atzaró Agroturismo Hotel and Spa sits in harmony with its authentic surrounding countryside. The concept is elegant and calm. Dining at Atzaró is a beautiful experience, with locally sourced Mediterranean food. The natural spa offers a unique self-care experience. A Mediterranean heaven in the heart of the Ibiza countryside.

When are they opening? Friday 26th June

Experimental Beach

Experimental Beach sits above the Ses Salines National Park Reserve, bringing a youthful nostalgia mixed with the innocence of summer love to Ibiza. An array of stylish cuisine, cocktails, sun loungers and views that will take your breath away.

When are they opening? Friday 5th June

CBBC

Cala Bassa Beach Club is located on the beautiful beach of Cala Bassa with soft white sands, crystal clear waters and surrounding shaded decks comprising three individual restaurants. The Beach Club is a unique gastronomic experience. Enjoy a relaxing day on the linen-covered loungers and embrace the beauty of Ibiza.

When are they opening? Saturday 7th June

Blue Marlin Ibiza

The famous Blue Marlin Ibiza. Located in the beautiful Cala Jondal Bay, San Josep de Talia. Blue Marlin defines the ultimate VIP Ibiza lifestyle. Whether guests choose to relax and enjoy the beach daybeds overlooking the crystalline Balearic waters, fine-dine with some outstanding Mediterranean fusion and stylish sushi cuisine, or party with regular guest DJ’s into the early hours of the morning – Blue Marlin Ibiza is the ultimate exclusive spot to visit this summer.

When are they opening? Yet to be announced, so stay updated with their Facebook Page

beach club blue marling Ibiza summer 2020

El Chiringuito

El Chiringuito is situated on long stretches of white sands surrounded by natural woodlands and the crystal-clear waters of Ses Salines. The beach restaurant is seen to be one of the best celebrity clientele hotspots of Ibiza. Great tasting food in an authentic and chic environment with luxurious lounge daybeds overlooking spectacular surroundings.

When are they opening? 4th July.

Cotton Beach Club

Cotton Beach Club overlooks the stunning Cala Tarida Beach and has made Ibiza’s southwest coast an elegant and much sought-after spot for visitors and islanders alike. Boasting of a first-class restaurant, Cotton Beach Club features jaw-dropping views across the Mediterranean, which is only optimised by its all-in white and incredibly chic furnishings. The Grand Terrace offers Mediterranean fusion ‘a la carte’ lunch and dinner.

When are they opening? Yet to be announced, although possibly late June, stay updated with their Facebook Page

Others Restaurants & Beach-clubs:

Pura Vida – Wednesday 24th June

Ayianna – 26th June

Casa Maca – July 2nd

Giri Cafe – Open / Hotel 15th July

Aubergine – Open Weekends

Elements – Open

Nagai – Open

La EsCollera – Open

Beachouse – Open

Hostel la Torre – Open

Sunset Ashram – Open

Can Mimosa – Open

Gare du Nord – Open

Hotels

Hotels have been given permission to open up to 60% of their accommodation from the 8th June. However, many hotels will inevitably wait for international travel to reopen on July 1st and official opening dates are awaiting.

Nobu Hotel – 10th July

Aguas de Ibiza – Official Opening yet to be announced

W Hotel – Official Opening yet to be announced

Hard Rock Hotel – 10th July

Nightclubs

All nightclubs announced they will not open during May and June. A few parties seem to be commencing during July whereby open spaces, social distancing and reduced capacities can be facilitated. However, the well-known clubs like Pacha have cancelled their July schedule and we await to hear further announcements.

Where to stay in Ibiza?

Our team is always ready to help you discover Ibiza with Prestige Properties. Why not, contact us today if you are looking to rent an exclusive villa for your 2020 / 2021 vacation.

Our vacation villas have recently expanded. Book a villa with us or take a look at what is on offer below;

The charming 6 bedrooms, Villa Jumalli is a luxury villa located in Vista Alegre, one of the most sought after areas in Ibiza. With a large swimming pool with a "beach area" for kids and a beautiful pool house with a fully equipped kitchen and al fresco dining area, a swimming Jacuzzi heated pool with massage area, and an amazing tropical garden is a perfect property to disconnect and enjoy a relaxing villa holiday.

Modern villa in Es Cubells with sea views Ibiza summer 2020

Can Ribas, a traditional Mediterranean Finca located close to famous Atzaro Agroturismo with beautiful campo views and serene atmosphere.

holiday rental villa with pool in the north of Ibiza summer 2020

On Monday 8th June, Ibiza moved into Phase 3 of deconfinement. We are pleased to announce all cases of Covid-19 have remained stable, with only 16 known patients recovering still in hospital and no further serious cases or fatalities known at the point of publication.

New Phase 3 measures are in place to ensure the continuation of public safety. Beaches must retain 2m social distancing between groups of families and friends, shops including supermarkets can open with a 50% capacity with customers and staff wearing protective facemasks, restaurants and bars may take customers up to a 75% capacity.

Thank you for staying in contact. Remember to keep updated regularly with changes and news from Ibiza. We hope to see you soon here on the magical white island of Ibiza.

What is the travel status of the Balearic Islands & Ibiza

What do I need in terms of documentation and health requirements to enter Ibiza

What are the current COVID-19 measurements and restrictions in Ibiza

What is the tourism like in Ibiza

What’s on in Ibiza 2021?

Boat Charters

Culinary Experiences

Luxury Hotel Day Experiences

Private Villa Events

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What do I need to be able to Travel to Ibiza

What are the current COVID-19 measurements and restrictions in Ibiza

What’s on in Ibiza 2021

The Social Scene in Ibiza 2021

Exclusive Private Villa Event Opportunities

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The latest Phase 2 restrictions are as follows:

TRAVEL UPDATE:

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Cultural experiences and festivities in Ibiza during the winter months…

Winter in Ibiza Part. 2 – Cultural Experiences and Festivities in Ibiza

Hippy Markets

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Patron Days and Festivals

Cultural Attractions in Ibiza

Dalt Vila

Museums and Galleries in Ibiza: "Museum of Archaeology"

Museums and Galleries in Ibiza: "Contemporary Art Museum"

Considering taking your next vacation in Ibiza during the winter season?

Here are our Ibiza Winter Rental Properties

Can Tyane

Can Rio

Villa Saya

La Fabrica

Cana Bonita

Can Algarrobos

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Plenty of reasons to visit Ibiza during the winter months…

Winter in Ibiza Part. 1 – Nature and Leisure in Ibiza

Formentera

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Hiking & Walking in Ibiza

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Touring – Quad Biking, Motorcycling, Cycling & Car Hire

Watersports – Windsurfing, Sailing, Diving, Surfing

Golf

Considering taking your next vacation in Ibiza during the winter season?

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Ibiza 2021 and what to expect…

Ibiza Season 2020

Planning Ahead Summer 2021

Flexibility and Risk-Free Travel

What to Expect from Ibiza 2021

Why Choose Ibiza

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A new interview with Victor, Partner & Sales Director of Prestige Properties Ibiza, about Covid-19 in Ibiza and the effect on the Island’s Property Market

What is open and available for tourists visiting the island this summer 2020?

What activities would you recommend for tourists visiting this season and why?

What is new in Ibiza this year?

How do you think the island will be different without the nightclub tourism scene this season?

What measurements and regulations have been set in Ibiza for health and safety management that tourists and visitors need to be aware of?

Winter in Ibiza

Do you envision a shift in seasonal tourism or an extension of the summer this year?

What is the meaning of "Veroño"?

What is exciting about the winter time in Ibiza?

What secret hidden gems would you recommend to discover in Ibiza during the off-season?

Current Ibiza Property Market

Are clients’ still actively seeking to buy property in Ibiza and have there been any significant changes in the Ibiza Property Market since the announcement of the Global Pandemic?

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What is the best advice you could offer those considering or currently with a buy to rent property in Ibiza ?

Future Outlook

How has Prestige Properties Ibiza as a business and a team had to adapt to recent events and how do you perceive the near future to look like as a company?

Do you think the tourism industry will be strongly affected in the upcoming season 2021?

What can the local community, businesses and visitors do to ensure we are all supporting one another positively?

Are you considering to buy a property in Ibiza?

Why buy a property in Sant Josep de sa Talaia?

Why buy a property in Santa Eulalia del Río (Santa Eulària des Riu)?

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

Face masks are now compulsory in Ibiza. Here’s all you need to know…

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