Ibiza Holidays

Located in the heart of the Balearics, Ibiza is surrounded by the crystal-clear Mediterranean Sea. The favourite Balearic Island amongst younger partygoers, the summer months in Ibiza see some resorts transform into an oasis of bustling beach bars, iconic nightclubs, and glittering music festivals. But beyond the world-famous bars and clubs, there’s a sleepier side to The White Isle for travellers to unwind.

Where is the best place to stay on Ibiza?

If you’re looking for the ultimate party paradise, look no further than San Antonio. Regarded as one of the best places in the world to party, the resort sees young tourists flock to its buzzing strip. With pulsing bars and legendary nightclubs like Ibiza Rocks, Ocean Beach, and Eden, this resort is all about endless fun in the sun.

For epic nights, head to Playa d’en Bossa in the south. More upmarket with stretches of pristine sands, this resort is a perfect mix of party and relaxation. Here you can experience the mega events of Ushuaia Beach Club and Hard Rock Ibiza and relax on one of the best beaches on the island.

If the non-stop parties and bright lights of these two mega resorts seem a little too much, resorts like San Antonio Bay and Ibiza Town are their smaller more tranquil cousins. These resorts are ideal for couples and families in search of sandy coves and water parks, away from the crowds and late-night parties. Santa Eulalia, meanwhile, provides a happy medium between lively and laidback. The boutiques and bars here have a cosmopolitan edge, and the town’s sweep of pale sand is a favourite with families.

Besides exploring the renowned beach clubs that encase Ibiza’s shores, there’s a whole host of activities to enjoy! Departing from many resorts, boat trips are a great way to spend the day exploring the turquoise waters and pretty coves along the island's coast. Ranging from family-favourite dolphin cruises to party catamarans to private yachts - there’s a vessel for everyone.  

Spend a sun-drenched day strolling the historic streets of Ibiza Town, exploring markets, and trying a sweet treat from the numerous cafes. Or try one of the island's more unique attractions like horse riding through enchanting forests or hair-raising thrills on Ibiza’s 100-meter slingshot. As night begins to fall, you mustn’t miss Ibiza’s iconic sunsets. A top spot to watch is the hippy beach of Cala Benirras.  

In traditional Ibizan restaurants, enjoy locally produced wine and sangria, delicious freshly caught seafood, and just-harvested olives. Ibiza holidays at larger resorts, give you a huge choice of outlets serving up everything from Chinese and Italian to British and fast food.