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

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

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


Outdoor Activities



Walking Ibiza – Sant Carles de Peralta

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


Green Paths & Countryside Rides

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

Golden Hour by Kayak

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

Run & Feel the Island Spirit

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


Cliffs, Caves & Hidden Cascades

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


Salt Flats, Flamingos & Springtime Views

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


Shopping & Markets


Wander the Iconic Las Dalias Market

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


Sunday Vibes in Sant Joan

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


Boho Mornings at the Mercadillo de Sant Jordi

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

Retreats & Time for Yourself


Spa Days & Retreats 

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


Sunset Rhythms at Benirrás

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


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Laid-Back Charm in Santa Gertrudis

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

Family Special



Can Muson – Santa Eulalia

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

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


Acrobosc Ibiza – Santa Eulalia

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

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


Easter Special


La Ruta de la Sal – Sant Antoni de Portmany

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


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

Ready to Experience Ibiza in April?

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

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

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.

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    Energy Efficient Ibiza Homes – A Guide for Home Owners in Ibiza Part. 2

    As homeowners, we each have a significant role to play in improving our homes’ energy performance, ultimately reducing our carbon footprint and waste. Improving the energy efficiency of our homes is essential for conserving resources, saving money, and protecting the environment. Even simple changes can make a difference, enhancing property energy efficiency and contributing to the well-being of our planet and lowering household utility bills.

    At Prestige Properties Ibiza, we are firmly committed to promoting energy efficiency and green living. In our previous article, "Energy Efficient Homes: A Guide for Homeowners in Ibiza", we encouraged property owners and buyers to create energy-efficient homes. In this follow-up guide, we continue exploring ways you can achieve a more sustainable and environmentally friendly lifestyle right from your Ibiza home.

    Let’s dive into the latest tips and advice for homeowners looking to embrace sustainable living.


    Energy Efficient Homes - A Guide for Home Owners in Ibiza Part 2

    How to Save Energy at Home – Our Top Daily Tip for Your Ibiza Property


    1. Switch to LED Light Bulbs

    LED bulbs provide significant energy savings when compared to incandescent, halogen, or compact fluorescent light bulbs. LED bulbs consume up to 80% less energy than traditional incandescent ones.

    Making the transition to LEDs will dramatically reduce your carbon footprint and lower CO2 emissions. This is an easy and highly effective way to save energy, making it a key change for energy-efficient homes.


    1. Wash Clothes in Cold Water

    While washing clothes in hot water can be effective for heavily soiled items, it’s both expensive and harmful to the environment.

    Whenever possible, use cold water (30 degrees) for your laundry. Heating water accounts for up to 90% of the energy consumption of washing machines. By switching to cold water, you’ll save energy and reduce wear on your clothes, preserving colors and fabrics.


    1. Air Seal Your Ibiza Home

    As mentioned in our previous article A Guide for Home Owners in Ibiza sealing cracks, gaps, and leaks in your home and adding insulation can reduce heating and cooling costs by up to 10%. Key areas to address include roofing, solid walls, ventilation, thermal bridges, water tightness, and damp-proofing. If your home still has single-paned windows, consider replacing them with energy-efficient alternatives for greater savings.


    1. Clean or Replace All Filters 

    Dirty or clogged filters in systems like air conditioners and dryers force them to work harder and consume more energy. Regular cleaning and maintenance can reduce energy consumption by up to 15%, ensuring optimal performance and extending the lifespan of your appliances.


    1. Optimise Your Fridge and Freezer Usage

    Refrigerators and freezers operate most efficiently when full, but overfilling can restrict airflow and force them to work harder. Follow the manufacturer’s temperature settings to avoid excessive cooling, and clean out any ice build-up to ensure efficiency. This will help reduce unnecessary energy consumption.


    1. Use Natural Resources for Light, Shade, Heating, and Cooling

    Take advantage of Ibiza’s abundant natural resources to maintain a comfortable temperature in your home. During cooler months, let sunlight warm your living spaces by opening blinds and curtains, and in warmer months, use shades or tinted windows to block out excess heat. Reducing reliance on artificial lighting and climate control systems can lead to significant energy savings, as lighting alone accounts for about 12% of a household’s energy use.


    1. Mind Your Electronics and Appliances

    Switch off electronics such as computers, TVs, and radios when they are not in use. Unnecessary standby power contributes to energy waste. Charging your phone overnight isn’t needed either—it only takes a few hours. Additionally, when using appliances like ovens, avoid opening the door frequently, as this causes heat loss. If possible, turn the oven off a few minutes early and let the residual heat finish the cooking process.

    To further reduce energy consumption, use high-energy appliances like dishwashers and washing machines during off-peak hours when utility providers may offer lower rates. Whenever possible, air-dry laundry instead of using a tumble dryer.


    1. Thermostat Management for Ibiza Properties

    Adjusting your thermostat by just a few degrees can save you around 6–8% per degree on energy bills. Contrary to popular belief, setting the thermostat to extreme temperatures won’t heat or cool your home faster—it simply consumes more energy. Consider installing a programmable thermostat to automatically adjust the temperature according to your daily schedule, ensuring energy-efficient heating and cooling.


    1. Recycle, Reuse, and Reduce in Ibiza

    Ibiza produced an average of 662 kg of waste per person in 2019, 36.4% above the national average. With the island’s landfill capacity struggling to keep up, waste reduction should be a priority. By adopting sustainable habits, we can reduce the impact on the environment and promote a cleaner, greener Ibiza.


    European Week for Waste Reduction (EWWR) - Prestige Properties beach clean up 2021

    In support of the EWWR (European Week for Waste Reduction), our beach clean-up initiatives highlight the importance of waste reduction.

    According to IbizaPreservation, offers the following list of points to keep in mind act upon:

    • Buy only what you truly need.
    • Avoid items with excessive packaging.
    • Refuse plastic bags and bring reusable ones.
    • Opt for reusable products instead of disposable plastic.
    • Compost organic waste.
    • Use the island’s recycling points—yellow bins for packaging, green for glass, and blue for paper and cardboard.
    • Donate or sell unused items, and buy second-hand when possible.

    Every action counts, and the more we do collectively, the bigger the impact on our environment. Energy-efficient homes and mindful living create a cleaner, greener Ibiza for current and future generations.


    Resources & Further Information

    To dive deeper into sustainable living in Ibiza, explore the following resources:

    By following these energy-efficient practices, you can play a part in protecting Ibiza’s natural beauty while reducing your carbon footprint. Let’s work together for a more sustainable future.

    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.

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      Energy Efficient Ibiza Homes – A Guide for Home Owners in Ibiza

      Energy efficiency has become the gold standard for modern homes, whether they are newly built or renovated. As homeowners, it is essential to commit to conserving resources, saving money, and helping the environment through reducing waste and preserving energy. Whether your home is new, undergoing renovation, or very old, energy efficiency can be achieved through applied knowledge and effective changes.

      At Prestige Properties, we are dedicated to promoting energy efficiency and green living in Ibiza. To encourage property owners and future buyers to create energy-saving homes, we have developed this short guide. So, here’s how you can make your Ibiza home more energy-efficient, starting right at your front door.


      Insulation & Draught Proofing your Ibiza Property

      Insulation and draught-proofing are primary concerns for energy efficiency. Despite Ibiza’s mild temperatures, the high humidity can lead to dampness in poorly insulated homes. Additionally, the hot high season increases electric consumption for cooling. Property buyers and new owners should always review the architectural design and construction to ensure good insulation and low energy consumption.

      For those investing in new property, building, or remodelling a home in Ibiza, it is crucial to examine factors such as roofing and drainage systems, property orientation and design, solid walls, ventilation, thermal bridges, insulation, water tightness, damp-proofing, sealing, and double-glazed windows.



      Building with Eco-Friendly Materials in Ibiza

      Traditional construction often involves earth bricks, concrete, and wood, contributing to deforestation and mining. Fortunately, the construction industry is adopting green materials like bamboo, hempcrete slabs, rammed earth, and reclaimed wood and steel. If you are building or renovating a property in Ibiza, investigate the sustainable practices of local construction companies, architects, and workers. Energy-intensive materials should be used sparingly or when recycled.



      Solar Power Panels in Ibiza

      Solar panels are highly recommended for green living. Solar energy is abundant and free, and Ibiza enjoys 300 days of sunshine a year. Solar power produces no greenhouse gases and does not pollute the environment. Generating your electricity reduces consumption from utility providers, resulting in substantial savings on household bills. For more information on solar power systems in Ibiza, visit Westphal Solar.


      Upgrading your Boiler in your Ibiza Property 

      Boilers account for approximately half of your energy bills. An inefficient boiler can lead to high home energy costs and unnecessary carbon emissions. It is increasingly important to have an energy-efficient boiler. If your property hasn’t had a new boiler in the last ten years, consider replacing it with a newer model. In Ibiza, new builds are required to supply hot water via solar panel energy. These "Hot Water Solar Systems" are famous for remodelling older properties.


      Indigenous Landscape Gardens

      Landscaping and gardens enhance a property’s aesthetic appeal and can reduce energy usage by protecting the property from extreme weather. Well-placed trees, shrubs, and vines provide shade, serve as windbreaks, and facilitate natural air exchange. Native and natural landscapes conserve water, reduce pesticide usage, require less fuel and electricity for maintenance, and reduce noise and air pollution. They also provide food and wildlife habitat and naturally clean the air by absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen.

      To design and maintain an energy-efficient landscape, consult professional landscape designers, tree surgeons, and ecologists. Consider landscape water consumption and recycling, such as building a rainwater storage device for garden watering during hot months. Illot Studio, part of the Prestige Family, are very experienced in the design and landscaping of mediterranean, beautiful and efficient gardens.


      Ibiza Wedding Villa Venue - Sea view

      Use Local Ibiza Companies and Workers

      Using local architects, designers, construction workers, and landscape gardeners who advocate for locally-produced materials saves transportation costs and supports the local labour market. Landscaping materials should be biodegradable, recycled, and low energy-consuming, and produced locally. Choose businesses with good ethics, local staff, and proper contracts and insurances. See a list of companies we recommend further below.


      Keep an Eye on the Little Things

      Utilise energy efficiently by learning to accomplish daily tasks with less consumption. Be aware of how energy is used, where it is wasted, and how to use it better. Simple actions, like switching to LED lights, sealing cracks, replacing filters, encouraging natural sunlight and heat, setting a thermostat, monitoring temperature controls, turning off lights, and dressing appropriately for the weather, can significantly improve household sustainability and energy efficiency.


      Final Thoughts for Ibiza Property Owners

      Investing in an energy-efficient home in Ibiza may seem complex and expensive. Still, such projects are often no more complicated than conventional construction and save money in the long run. Simple improvements, like LED lighting and shading, are environmentally friendly and reduce electric bills.

      Every small contribution helps. Living in an energy-efficient, well-insulated home lowers household bills, increases property value, and contributes to a cleaner, greener island.

      Read Part II: Explore More!


      Resources & Further Information

      Architects & Landscape Designers:
      Illot Studio

      Construction Company:
      Novaforma Construction

      Villa Maintenance Services:
      Novaforma Maintenance

      Solar Energy:
      https://ibizapreservation.org/green-info/support-solar-energy
      https://ibizapreservation.org/esp/actua-en-verde/apoya-la-energia-solar

      Saving Water:
      https://ibizapreservation.org/green-info/save-water/
      https://ibizapreservation.org/esp/actua-en-verde/ahorra-agua/

      Reduce waste:
      https://ibizapreservation.org/green-info/reduce-waste/
      https://ibizapreservation.org/esp/actua-en-verde/reduce-residuos/

      Preventing Forest Fires:
      https://ibizapreservation.org/green-info/prevent-forest-fires/
      https://ibizapreservation.org/esp/actua-en-verde/evita-los-incendios-forestales/

      Energy-Efficient Homes:
      https://ibizapreservation.org/green-info/energy-efficient-homes/
      https://ibizapreservation.org/esp/actua-en-verde/viviendas-eficientes-energeticamente/


      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.

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

        Sustainable Ibiza: The Best Practice and Guide for an Eco-Conscious Stay in Ibiza

        Every decision we make, from the food on our plates to the cars we drive, impacts our environment daily. Fortunately, an increasing number of individuals, both here in Ibiza and globally, recognise the importance of collective action and intentional living to safeguard and preserve our island—and the planet as a whole.

        In Ibiza, IbizaPreservation, a non-profit at the forefront of sustainability, actively oversees the sustainability of our island through various projects and movements, such as Plastic Free Ibiza, Ibiza Produce, Ibiza Posidonia, the Marine Forum, and the Ibiza Sustainability Observatory. Together with our regular donations in support of these initiatives, we at Prestige Properties Ibiza aim to also reduce our own carbon emissions and address local environmental issues.

        Tourists and visitors can play a huge role in minimising their environmental impact during their stay. Simple yet impactful changes, such as managing energy consumption, opting for local, eco-friendly products, and adopting conscious habits, can collectively make a difference. 

        So, in this spirit, let’s start with our latest guide to empower eco-conscious practices to contribute positively to the environment when visiting this beautiful island.


        Energy Efficiency in Ibiza


        Keep your water consumption in check

        Efficient water usage is a simple yet impactful way to reduce your environmental footprint. Consider this: when washing dishes or brushing your teeth, a quick action like turning off the tap can save more than a litre of water in just 20 seconds. Water conservation becomes quite significant in light of the frequency of these daily activities.

        The same principle applies to showers, especially during hot weather and beach seasons when water usage increases. Being mindful of your water consumption and making a conscious effort to save water in these routine activities can contribute to a more sustainable and eco-friendly lifestyle.

        Check out the Five Golden Rules for Saving Water in Ibiza here.

        Reduce Energy Consumption in Your Ibiza Villa

        Manage your electricity usage by avoiding leaving electronic devices on throughout the day. Switch off electrical appliances when unnecessary, and turn them on only when necessary. For instance, refraining from charging your mobile phone overnight can save significant energy, as the charging process typically takes just a few hours.

        Consider scheduling high-energy appliances, like dishwashers and washers, for nighttime operation. Additionally, use natural heat and sunlight to air-dry laundry outdoors instead of using a dryer.

        Maintain a pleasant indoor climate by making the most of natural resources. Utilise shades and open windows during the warmer months to cool your villa, reducing energy-consuming air-conditioning units –– and when using air-conditioners, ensure windows are closed. Opt for natural light over artificial lighting and turn off lights in unoccupied rooms whenever possible. These small yet thoughtful practices can minimise your villa’s energy consumption.


        Waste Management and Recycling in Ibiza

        As outlined by IbizaPreservation, mindful waste and recycling practices are encouraged, and visitors should consider the following guidelines:

        1. Prioritise thoughtfully – purchase only what is essential.
        2. Minimise packaging – opt for items with minimal packaging.
        3. Decline plastic bags – carry your reusable bag or basket when shopping (don’t forget you can request one of our eco-friendly "Prestige Going Green" reusable Tote bags from your Prestige agent!).
        4. Reject single-use plastics – choose reusable alternatives.
        5. Say no to plastic straws –– essentially, these are banned in Ibiza.
        Prestige Properties Ibiza tote bag green living

        Promoting environmental stewardship in Ibiza

        While our island relies heavily on tourism for its economic prosperity, the influx of luxury and leisure activities each year threatens our ecosystem’s conservation and sustainability in Ibiza. Making a positive impact is within reach with these straightforward tips.

        1. Mind your cigarette ends – refrain from littering streets and natural areas, particularly forests, nature trails and beaches. Beyond fire risk, it’s crucial that we respect our beaches and natural surroundings. Though designated bins may be scarce outside urban areas, heat-proof ashtray wallets, available at tobacco stores, offer a convenient solution for proper disposal
        2. Protect marine life by resisting the temptation to take souvenirs of Posidonia (seaweed) and the environment at sea. When sailing or beachcombing, leave stones, shells, plants, and animals undisturbed in their natural habitats. 
        3. Choose eco-friendly sunscreen to protect your skin without harming marine life. Collect your waste after a beach visit, avoid discarding anything into the sea, and anchor your boat in designated areas to avoid Posidonia (seaweed) meadows.
        4. Embrace eco-friendly transportation – consider walking or biking to nearby destinations instead of driving. It’s healthier and more environmentally friendly. When driving is necessary, prioritise public transportation, and, if necessary, maximise carpooling to reduce road congestion. Similarly, minimise land-based activities with high pollution levels, such as safari tours and quad biking, to reduce environmental impact. Check out this blog with some eco-friendly activities in Ibiza.

        Select Conscious & Local Businesses in Ibiza 

        Try and shop for products and services from local businesses and those who advocate for sustainability, eco-friendly products, fair trade, or have Corporate Social Responsibility as part of their business ethos. Even businesses that ensure their employees have the right contracts and protections – such as insurance – and pay taxes, are helping the Ibizan community and the environment. 

        Go to Google Maps to see all the eco-shops available on the island.


        Every action we take will make a difference. The most important thing to remember is that our actions will result in a cleaner, greener island, both now and in the future. Our company, Prestige Properties, is fully committed to promoting energy efficiency here in Ibiza as a firm supporter of green living. If you are eco-conscious, you may also be interested in our recent publications "Energy Efficient Homes: A Guide for Homeowners in Ibiza" article and "Energy Efficient Homes: A Guide for Homeowners Part 2" aimed at encouraging property owners and buyers to create energy-efficient homes.  


        Why not take a look at our 2024 Holiday Villa Rentals for your next Ibiza holiday with us at Prestige Properties Ibiza Holiday Rentals?

        Updated: January 2024 for the latest accuracy.

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          2022 was the year for our ‘Going Green Debris Campaign’ at Prestige Properties Ibiza: Campaña Escombro

          Our love for Ibiza knows no bounds. But, our love must exceed mere pleasure and enjoyment. Our commitment to the environment and love for the island has led to the rise of our GOING GREEN campaign, which we are very passionate about and strive to maintain.

          Our role as a responsible company involves reducing our carbon footprint, participating in regular beach clean-ups, educating homeowners about energy efficiency, and supporting IbizaPreservation. In addition, it is a great honour and pleasure to announce that in 2022 we launched our brand-new initiative on the island – the first of its kind!

          Our campaign, ‘Campaña Escombro’, has been developed in collaboration with Novaforma construction company to clean up illegal construction dumping on the island.

          Read on to find out how to get involved, be part of the solution, and make a difference in keeping mother nature as she deserves.


          Before | After

          What is the ‘Campaña Escombro’ campaign?

          Campaña Escombro aims to contribute to the solution of the problems caused by, the renovation of old properties, the influx of ongoing construction projects, and the explosion in tourism. We believe it was a logical step in the right direction for us to keep the illegal dumping of construction waste at bay and do our bit to try and preserve the island’s pristine natural beauty 

          Many of us have walked through the picturesque countryside only to be confronted with a pile of construction debris and rubbish waste materials. Together with Novaforma Constructions and Services Ibiza, we have introduced a process to clean-up some of these illegal dumping sites.

          Anyone who sees one of these sites can report it to Prestige Properties Ibiza by contacting us with a photo and location pin. We will then work to remove the rubbish and separate it for proper disposal, with all costs covered and donated internally between the two companies. 

          To preserve Ibiza’s natural beauty, we encourage everyone, from our clients, collaborators, local businesses and island residents, to actively participate and join forces with us in "Going Green & Giving Back". 


          The scope of the problem: illegal dumping of construction materials in Ibiza

          Unfortunately, the island has yet to have official statistics surrounding the illegal dumping of reconstruction waste materials.  In addition, no action has been taken to prevent or clean up construction debris dumped in nature. 

          As well as being an eyesore, illegal dumping has severe impacts on wildlife and habitat. Chemicals and non-biodegradable materials contaminate groundwater and soil in the waste. It is also possible for domesticated animals and wildlife to die after consuming poisonous materials.

          We need you to help us collect illegal dumping of construction waste in Ibiza.

          Although it is still necessary to overcome bureaucratic obstacles (since we must move onto private land with permission), Prestige Properties Ibiza, alongside Novaforma, will collect construction waste from areas we are informed about by you, our fellow islanders.

          Our first rubble heap was cleared near Cala Llenya in September. Along with Novaforma employees, we disposed of 9.5 tonnes of rubble. There is now a return to the natural state of the landscape, which is the most beautiful and rewarding experience.

          People and families in Ibiza can benefit from social responsibility. Whether we donate to charitable causes, support environmental changes, or consider programs that help people from developing countries, our social responsibility as a community can make a difference in the lives, health, and environment of others. 

          Our goal is to change the future outcome for our local communities and the planet in the years to come by taking one small step at a time.

          We believe in Giving Back!

          We believe in Going Green!

          We welcome you to join us in this pursuit!





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            Welcome Gift from De Angel Natural Soap made in Ibiza

            At Prestige Properties we realise how fortunate we are to live on a beautiful island. To preserve the beauty of Ibiza and to ensure that many generations after us can live just as happily and healthily, we try to contribute in many ways to a greener local environment. To this end, we have set up our Prestige Goes Green campaign. For example, as part of this campaign, we donate part of our commissions from every sale and rental deal to IbizaPreservation, to support local environmental initiatives.

            In line with our green campaign and to ensure that our clients have the best Ibiza experience we now include the De Angel amenities line of natural hair and body care in our rental welcome gift pack. Our wish is to make you to feel at home and enjoy the very best of what the island has to offer.

            De Angel is a family-run business that is committed to making sustainable and natural body cleansing products in solid format. In the creation of their products, De Angel tries to use as many natural, locally sourced ingredients as possible. The results are natural soaps that provide a refreshing experience and the natural care that your body deserves.

            The founders were inspired by the island’s beautiful nature and their products aim to bring its essence into your home. The products are cut and packaged carefully by hand. Their paper packaging makes them stand out from other products as the impact on the environment is almost zero. In addition, the solid products lasts much longer than any liquid alternative.

            De Angel Natural Soap made in Ibiza

            Are you familiar with the De Angel history?

            Luz and Ramon, the owners of De Angel, decided to move to Ibiza in 2011 together with their children, as they were tired of hectic city-life in Valencia. After a beautiful summer on the island and a family conversation about natural soaps, they decided to start their own company to develop soaps with natural ingredients inspired by the island. This was a new challenge for them because they had no experience in this, but they knew that together they would make a good team because Luz was always busy with handicrafts and Ramon had a background in graphic design.

            During those winter months they discovered more of the beauty that Ibiza offers, and all the natural ingredients they could use for their recipes. With this inspiration they started experimenting with countless ingredients such as plants, vegetable oils etc. The results were beautiful products which they became more enthusiastic about every day, and which gave them the motivation to continue.

            De Angel Natural Soap made in Ibiza

            As Spring approached, they had created some wonderful products, with beautiful and handmade packaging. However, they did not have any customers since their products were not yet known among the islanders and tourists. To make sure their name grew, and their products were recognised, they started selling their products in the famous markets of Ibiza: Las Dalias, Sant Joan and Hippie Market Punta Arabí. Soon they received enthusiastic client responses about the quality of their products and to this day they continue to distribute them to the markets from their store in Port des Torrent, in the south of Ibiza.

            De Angel Natural Soap made in Ibiza

            We hope you enjoy this little welcome gift, and we invite you to be a part of the green solution by checking out some of the ways in which you can make your Ibiza stay more sustainable and help to preserve our beautiful island:

            Sustainable Ibiza Guide for Visitors

            If you are still looking for a place to stay in Ibiza, our Rental team will be happy to help you. Take the stress out of planning the details of your holiday and let us make your dream vacation become a reality.

            Find Out More

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              Prestige Properties Ibiza Beach Clean-Up Initiative 2021

              During a collaborative effort, over 200 kilos of garbage were collected in just one morning by a group of local residents from Ibiza.


              As part of a project led by us at Prestige Properties Ibiza, nearly 50 individuals, between our office and a variety of volunteer associations, worked together to clean up the areas of Cas Mut and Talamanca Beach, Ibiza.

              The initiative took place on Saturday 20th of November in partnership with four of the island’s local NGOs and volunteer groups, Plastic Free Ibiza and Formentera, Ibiza Limpia (Casita Verde), Voluntaris d’Eivissa, and IbizaPreservation. Together we proudly managed to collect more than 200 kilos of rubbish that would otherwise be left polluting our environment, shorelines, and land.


              During the project 23 people, Prestige Properties employees and volunteers, set out to collect roaming waste products and trash from the urban zone of Cas Mut, just outside Ibiza Town. The remainder of the group of volunteers and Prestige staff (30 people) gathered together on the beach of Talamanca with their friends, partners, and children who also took part in the morning’s activities.

              As a result of the ‘Beach Clean Up’ initiative 160 kilos of glass, 120 kilos of plastics and cans, 15 kilos of paper, and approximately 50 kilos of non-recyclable waste were collected in total between the two locations. Cas Mut alone collected 170 kilos of rubbish (90 kg of which were plastic items or cans).


              European Week for Waste Reduction (EWWR)

              We specifically chose this date as it marked the start of the European Week for Waste Reduction 2021, whereby a wide variety of initiatives and campaigns across the island and Europe set out to raise awareness regarding reducing waste and living a more sustainable life. 



              A Special Thanks…

              We would like to say a special thanks to our collaborators for all their help and assistance with the logistics of the day. We also would like to thank every volunteer who dedicated their personal time and came along to help us clean up these two beautiful areas of the island.  Keeping our beloved island clean and nurtured!


              Press Coverage of our Beach Clean-Up


              https://www.periodicodeibiza.es/pitiusas/ibiza/2021/11/21/1661511/mas-200-kilos-basura-dia.html

              https://www.ultimahora.es/fotogaleria/mejores-imagenes-limpieza-cas-mut-talamanca.html


              Our Ibiza NGOs & Volunteers


              Plastic Free Ibiza and Formentera is a movement consolidated since 2018 and promoted by IbizaPreservation. It is composed of 14 local non-profit organisations whose goal is to preserve the environment of the Pitiusas. While its primary activity is the Plastic Free Balearics certification, it also promotes awareness campaigns and educational workshops in schools.

              info@plasticfree.es

              ibiza@plasticfree.es

              formentera@plasticfree.es

              Ibiza Limpia (Casita Verde)

              Casita Verde is an ecology and education centre founded by Chris Dews in the green heart of Ibiza in 1993. Casita Verde practices and teaches sustainable, healthy living by applying permaculture principles, using alternative energy, and re-using and upcycling waste materials. Their tours, volunteering, and workshop experiences can help you with your own sustainable living journey.

              +34 608 838190

              info@casitaverde.com

              Voluntaris d’Eivissa

              A group of volunteers who decide to use their free time in small actions that can help in some way to benefit our island.

              info@volintarisdeivissa.com




              Thank you for staying updated with us at Prestige Properties. We hope to see you soon!


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                Prestige Properties Ibiza Loves IbizaPreservation

                Ibiza and Formentera are some of Europe’s most popular tourist destinations. In 2018, 3.1 million visitors were recorded, creating a tourist to resident ratio of 20/1 – the second-highest in the world, thus placing enormous pressure on our land, water, and ecosystems, as well as increasing the development of larger infrastructures, such as roads, urbanisations, desalination plants, and sewage treatment facilities. 

                To address these issues, IbizaPreservation supports projects to ensure the protection and sustainability of our island and our sister island Formentera. 

                Read on to find out more and how Prestige Properties has joined the fight!


                About IbizaPreservation

                For the past 10 years, IbizaPreservation has been actively working towards the protection and sustainability of our island’s, Ibiza and Formentera.  

                The foundation relies on the donations of the local community and from organizations around the world to continue to support environmental local initiatives. 

                Their main areas of focus surround the protection of rural and marine spaces by helping to conserve island landscapes, biodiversity, and water. IbizaPreservation believes the tourism-based economy can coexist harmoniously with our unique cultural and environmental heritage if we choose to evolve. IbizaPreservation supports this evolution by leading, funding, and enabling nature and biodiversity preservation projects on land and at sea.


                IbizaPreservation’s Project: Plastic Free Ibiza and Formentera

                Plastic Free Ibiza aims to phase out single-use plastics in Ibiza and Formentera by 2023.

                Ibiza generates 36% more waste per person than the rest of Spain. Much of this is plastic. As more plastic ends up in the sea and on our beaches, it’s harming our marine environment and endangered species. 

                With 14 organisations, IbizaPreservation is collectively researching and finding solutions on how to replace, reduce, reuse and recycle plastic.

                For more information on the project, visit the Plastic Free Ibiza and Plastic Free Formentera website here.


                IbizaPreservation’s Project: Posidonia Protection

                Posidonia seagrass forms underwater meadows critical to our marine ecosystem. They provide the main carbon sink in the Mediterranean, produce oxygen, purify the water, prevent coastal erosion, and are important breeding grounds for fisheries. 

                Ibiza and Formentera have Posidonia meadows more than 1000 years old which are recognised by UNESCO as World Heritage. Uncontrolled boat anchoring, pollution, and coastal construction have destroyed thousands of square meters of Posidonia, and more losses could have a serious impact on our ecosystem.

                With Marine Experts, the IbizaPreservation is working towards protecting and keeping our Posidonia meadows and seas pristine, and full of life.

                Posidonia Protection IbizaPreservation

                IbizaPreservation’s Project: Sustainability Observatory

                For a thriving natural environment and long-term economic and social prosperity, IbizaPreservation is addressing issues relating to tourism, including land use, water, waste, energy, biodiversity, and transport.

                To gain a better understanding of these issues, in 2018 IbizaPreservation created the Sustainability Observatory to track the evolution of socio-environmental issues in Ibiza from a data-driven, scientific perspective. The aim is to guide priorities and actions for the conservation of the island from a position of knowledge.

                The Observatory’s studies have the backing of the Balearic regional government and the Consell of Ibiza and are seen as a crucial tool to help inform public debate and promote more sustainable solutions.


                IbizaPreservation’s Project: Ibiza Produce

                KM0 or "slow food" products benefit our health by maximising our nutrient intake; they benefit our planet by cutting down on harmful carbon emissions; and, by buying them, we, in turn, champion farmers, fishermen, and food producers in our community.

                IbizaPreservation launched the Ibiza Produce project in 2018, to create a platform through which the concept of farm-to-table becomes more accessible and connected. 

                Ibiza Island Golden Wheat Fields of Mediterranean - Prestige Properties & IbizaPreservation

                IbizaPreservation’s Project: Marine Forum

                The Marine Forum of Ibiza & Formentera was born in 2019 with a vision to create a space for discussion and debate about the environmental future of our islands.

                It provides a unique opportunity by uniting public and private sectors with civil society, aiming to stimulate high-level debate and propose a framework for the recovery of our marine environment. This framework is based on three key objectives: reducing discharges of wastewater into the sea, improving the protection of coastal habitats, and eliminating single-use plastics in Ibiza & Formentera.


                Prestige Properties Ibiza & IbizaPreservation

                In February 2021 Prestige Properties joined forces with IbizaPreservation by offering a one-time donation, and from there on committing to donating 50 € for every property sale, and 5 € for every rental deal closed. This collaboration is set to be ongoing and indefinite. To read more about our other "Green Initiatives" read our article:

                Prestige Properties Ibiza Goes Green & Sustainable

                How to Get Involved with IbizaPreservation

                If you are interested in finding out more, supporting, funding, or simply educating yourself on becoming an eco-friendly citizen in Ibiza, then follow our links below for more information.

                Get Educated with IbizaPreservation

                https://ibizapreservation.org/green-info/save-water/

                https://ibizapreservation.org/green-info/reduce-waste/

                https://ibizapreservation.org/green-info/support-solar-energy/

                https://ibizapreservation.org/green-info/prevent-forest-fires/

                https://ibizapreservation.org/green-info/energy-efficient-homes/

                Become a Member or Partner

                https://ibizapreservation.org/members/

                Donate

                https://ibizapreservation.org/donate/

                Volunteer

                https://ibizapreservation.org/volunteer-in-ibiza/

                https://ibizapreservation.org/

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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.

                  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.   

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                  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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                    Reducing CO2 Emissions – Calculating our Carbon Footprint

                    Over the past century, it has been estimated that global CO2 emissions have risen from 2 billion tons (recorded 1900) to a staggering 36.5 billion tons (by 2018).

                    While it’s easy to see a statistic and stay distant from the issue, individuals, businesses, and organizations must collectively acknowledge the significant correlation between our increased Co2 emissions and the devastating effects on planetary climate change.

                    The fight against climate change requires the active reduction of our energy consumption. Energy efficiency and reducing our carbon emissions is the transition needed to work towards a clean energy future.


                    Reducing Co2 Emissions in the Workplace

                    For every company, a chain of energy exists. Businesses and offices produce Co2 emissions and consume energy through the use of natural gas, electricity, heating oil, propane, servers, fleet, employee, and commuter travel.

                    Businesses can reduce their carbon footprint through several actions that include the usage of renewable energy sources, simply regulating the office thermostat, ensuring all plug sockets are switched off at the end of the day, choosing a laptop instead of a desktop computer, sharing vehicles, recycling, etc.


                    Calculating our Carbon Footprint

                    Whilst most businesses may not have the time, knowledge, and resources to spend organizing, planning, and sustaining eco-friendly actions to make a difference to their carbon footprint, there are companies specialised in calculating and providing energy-efficient solutions to help create a more sustainable workplace.

                    In the latter part of 2020, we calculated our Carbon Footprint: Prestige Properties Ibiza emits approximately 18 tonnes of CO2 per year.

                    Since actively calculating our carbon footprint, we have now received an official manual for reducing our emissions in the office by changing electrical equipment to newer more efficient versions, changing to more hybrid or fully electric cars, switching off all equipment at the end of the day, and keeping air-con’s systems within reasonable temperature limits.


                    Off-Setting

                    Offsetting means funding global projects to reduce carbon emissions elsewhere, to "off-set" the amount of emissions you create. Frequently carbon offsetting reduces emissions much faster than an individual or single company can.

                    Carbon offsetting projects help to combat global climate change as well as caring for local communities. In many instances they also are known to provide needed employment, health improvement, biodiversity, reforestation and broad social benefits to impoverished communities.

                    For the future, we are now looking at projects to off-set our footprint, so that we can be a 100% carbon neutral company. So, stay tuned for more information.


                    While real solutions require action on a global scale, there are choices you and your business can make in your day-to-day work life that will lessen the impact on the environment. The more companies that decide to be carbon neutral, the greater the impact will be for a cleaner future.

                    Having a specialised Partner Program with an innovative way to help our business calculate, reduce and offset our carbon footprint has set us on a clear path to help the environment, fight climate change, and help work towards the transition to a clean energy future.

                    For more information on how you too can be part of the solution, why not calculate your very own carbon footprint right now: Carbon Footprint Calculator For Individuals And Households

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