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. 

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    The benefits of living in the countryside – why Ibiza is an ideal option

     

    Living in the countryside, surrounded by nature, and incorporating a more sustainable lifestyle has never been a more desirable life choice, than this year 2020, since the start of the pandemic.

    From the summer of 2020 and onwards, the media have been reporting the consistent interest of the general population to escape from the globe’s busiest cities and to return to the countryside, whether in the short or long-term. People have been actively fleeing overcrowded cities, noise, and pollution, and alternatively seeking a drastic change, with life out in the open, in quiet and sparsely inhabited spaces; all to be as far away as possible from the adverse effects of the virus.

    One of the main benefits of living in the countryside is the purity of the air. The reason is very simple, the low volume of vehicles and environmentally damaging components mean air pollution is low. In fact, a study by the UK’s Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs reveals that people living in the countryside have fewer respiratory problems due to this very reason.

    COUNTRYSIDE OF IBIZA

    Personal well-being and the practice of "Slow Living" is also a key benefit of countryside living. A lifestyle that invites individuals to become more aware of themselves, achieving a greater connection with Mother-Nature, and ultimately appreciating all that is good and beautiful in their surroundings and daily lives.

    Imagine the scent of a wild rose… Or the sound of goldfinches singing and fluttering around at sunset… In practicing mindfulness, we learn to appreciate the beauty of nature and the multiple benefits of the rural world, developing an inherent sense of gratefulness, which is said to increase happiness and general well-being. Through slowing down and developing awareness, we ultimately improve our mental health and prevent disorders such as stress and anxiety.

    Adapting to a "slower" lifestyle can initially feel difficult and the change quite abrupt. However, when considering our sensory dependence on the over-stimulation generated through contact with the city, initial ‘teething-periods’ and uncomfortable feelings are to be expected. Research demonstrates adaptation is usually quick and brings about very positive long-term changes, including an increase in energy due to the improvement of the quality of sleep, and its effectiveness in repairing and restoring cells to optimal health. In fact, in the United Kingdom and Ireland, doctors have begun to integrate into their prescriptions the idea of going for walks in nature as a measure to alleviate stress and improve mental and physical health.

    In July of this year, Esquire Magazine talked about ‘The New Ibiza’, in which it drew parallels with the Ibiza of the ´80s, where visitors flowed with the breeze and to the rhythm of the New Age sound of Sade, connected with nature and its artistic sensitivity. Maybe some of you still remember?

    Living in the countryside: The village of Buscastell, Ibiza

    Today, we wanted to introduce you to one of the "healthiest" and most natural villages on our island: Buscastell. This small village of about 1,000 inhabitants, located between San Antonio and San Rafael, in the center-west of Ibiza, is the picture-perfect setting for those interested in the benefits of living in a rural setting.

    Buscastell is an agricultural area with five square kilometers of fertile and cultivable land, distributed across beautiful Ibicencan terraces on different levels, and, not to mention, where the spring of es Broll resides, the most important aquifer of Ibiza. The feeling here is one of absolute peace and tranquillity.

    Amongst the orchards, the murmur of the water coming from the torrent follows its course with small rises, passing pools, and numerous canals and ditches whose origins date back to the period of Arab domination.

    It is here in Buscastell, where the prestigious architect Jaime Romano, created one of his most renowned projects: Villa Natura Buscastells. The property is the perfect blend of an authentic estate with all the modern comforts for contemporary living.

    This property for sale has a fertile 80,000 m2 plot of land, with enough space to have your own vegetable allotment, and even start a new business venture, using the area’s natural resources in a sustainable way.

    Villa Natura Buscatells Ibiza
    Villa Natura Buscatell in Ibiza's countryside
    Villa Natura Buscatells Ibiza's countryside

    The gardens are filled with flowers, plants, fruit trees, and a large vineyard as well as boasting an impressive 20-meter infinity pool, with plenty of chill-out spaces and outdoor showers.

    The 450 m2 house is located in the southern part of the plot. From the main room and all of the bedrooms, the views overlook the wondrous valley in front. The spacious living room and dining room linked with an open-plan approach and huge sliding glass doors connecting the internal and external areas. The kitchen is certainly one of your favourite spaces, perfectly equipped for authentic Ibicencan and homemade cooking.

    Villa Natura Buscastells also has a total of four spacious and luminous double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. The Master is an outstanding room with views over the valley and sliding glass doors that can be hidden into the walls, creating a unique open and infinite feeling with the great outdoors.

    If your dream is to be able to live with your family in Buscastells, don’t forget that the small village also has a public rural school for Infants and Primary School. And if you want to practice sport, there are also many routes and paths for hiking and cycling in the area.

    We want to promote the continuous journey of improving health and quality of life! Everything can start with a simple step; exchanging your busy city lifestyle for a country home on the wonderful island of Ibiza could be the first one to take.

    Interested in knowing more about the Municipality where Buscatell resides, San Antonio de Portmany? Then check out our in-depth guide and property article here.

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