Ibiza

Playa de Ses Salines beach is famous for its lively atmosphere and crystal clear waters, while Playa d'en Bossa beach scores highly for its extensive white sands and vibrant nightlife. Cala Comte is known for its stunning sunsets and crystal clear waters, while Cala Salada and Cala Saladeta provide peace and quiet and protected natural beauty. Cala Jondal is a meeting place for international celebrities, with crystal clear waters and exclusive restaurants. Meanwhile, Cala Bassa is ideal for families with its golden sand and shallow waters. Collectively, these beaches embody the diversity and natural beauty of Ibiza.

The capital, Eivissa, is on the southern part of the island. The ancient walled citadel Dalt Vila is widely regarded as one of the best-preserved coastal fortresses in the Mediterranean. The capital also has an ancient necropolis and a lively port full of brand-name shops and inviting cafés.

Heading west, Sant Antoni de Portmany is an attractive destination for buying leather or ceramic gifts as well as jewellery, and catching unforgettable sunsets at places like Caló d'es Moro, where the Café del Mar is a popular hotspot for such a spectacle.

To the east, why not explore Santa Eulària des Riu, stroll the cobbled streets of Es Puig de Missa or relax in the area's fine sandy coves. Nearby, the famous Las Dalias Market, held every Saturday, features a wide variety of jewellery, antiques and Adlib clothing, the typical Ibiza dress style.

Ibiza's typical cuisine echoes the Mediterranean with dishes such as, bullit de peix, a fish stew with aioli, fish stew with a variety of seafood, sofrito pagès with meat and potatoes, and desserts such as flaó and greixonera de brossat. Also, hierbas ibicencas is a popular local drink. These dishes stand out for their authentic flavour and the use of fresh local ingredients. If you want to savour the best food on the island, you should visit the Michelin-starred restaurants. You can also head to Sublimotion, a Mediterranean haute cuisine restaurant that uses virtual reality technology and immersive projections to present its dishes. 

You can head to places like Puerto Ibiza Marina and Marina Botafoch in Ibiza, where you'll find luxury brand boutiques, exclusive fashion outlets and high-end jewellers. Also, Paseo Vara de Rey in the centre of Ibiza is home to designer boutiques and art galleries with exclusive products on offer. Another luxury shopping destination is Puerto Portals Ibiza, on the southwest coast of the island, which has fashion shops, jewellers and high-end boutiques. These places offer a wide selection of high quality products and epitomise Ibiza's sophistication and lifestyle.

You can fly into Ibiza airport from Barcelona or Madrid. Alternatively, take a ferry from Spanish ports such as Barcelona, Valencia or Denia. During the high season, ferries are a popular option. You can also reach the island on your own boat if you have access to one.