Santa Eulalia is the third largest resort in Ibiza and is approximately 21kms from the airport. It is a beloved destination for families and those seeking a quieter holiday. There is a beautiful, palm-lined promenade running the length of the broad and sandy beach, (which is perfectly safe for the kids), and some excellent hotels and apartments in and around the town itself.

Santa Eulalia has a long-established reputation as the island's gastronomic and cultural centre. Art Galleries, the beautiful and exclusive Yacht Marina, some of the island's best restaurants and some very exclusive shopping, ensure that life in Santa Eulalia is led at a rather slower and more relaxing pace. There are some excellent bars here too, but the nightlife is nothing like Ibiza Town or San Antonio.

There are two main streets in which you're bound to see everyone who's anyone at some time or other. Tree lined Calle San Jaime is the main street. It's the daytime meeting place for the coffee and conversation cliques who meet at the tables of the cafés and bars to watch the world go by. Backing on to San Jaime is Calle San Vicente, famous as the Street of Restaurants. Closed to traffic in the early evening, it is deftly transformed into the living, breathing picture of an ideal Mediterranean scene. Chairs and tables, laughing promenaders and diners, light, music and strolling troubadors appear, giving this picturesque street an intoxicating fiesta atmosphere.

Who Goes There?
Santa Eulalia is perfect for anyone who is looking for a relaxing holiday and is perfect for families.

Shopping
In Santa Eulalia you have the perfect opportunity for some exclusive shopping trips, with a wide variety of stores.

Nightlife
The nightlife is at a more relaxed and calming pace than Ibiza itself and does have a number of bars for all ages. However, in recent years there has been a development in this area as there is now a nightclub which is very lively with live bands and djs performing.

Restaurants/ cuisine
Santa Eulalia offers a wide variety of restaurants all offering a range of cuisines, so there is something for everyone.

Activities
The beautiful beach in Santa Eulalia has a number of water sports available on the beach. Some of which are; jet skis and banana boats.

Attractions
Santa Eulalia is well known for its cultural attractions. Including art galleries and beautiful yatch marina. There is also a number of varied tours around the resort and boat trips out to see.

Money
The currency used in Santa Eulalia is the Euro. Foreign exchange bureaus, ATMs and banks are throughout the resort.

Transport
Public buses and taxis are available throughout the resort and are the easiest method of transport.

Transfer Time
The transfer time to Santa Eulalia is approximately 45 minutes to an hour.

Weather
Ibiza has a very warm climate year round. The hottest time of the year is between June and September. Other months are a lot more chilled and fewer tourists are around.