ByJennifer Fernández Solano Ibiza is known for legendary parties led by world-famous DJs that attract revelers from around the globe during the summer But there’s more to the Spanish island than endless nightlife and crowded summer beaches Those seeking a more tranquil escape will uncover the other side of Ibiza in the spring and early fall once the revelers have gone home and the clubs have entered their deep repose While many Ibiza visitors are distracted with all-night dance parties, active souls at the Nobu Hotel can join three-night holistic hiking retreats in April, May, June, September and October, where invigorating hikes and wellness experiences offer relaxation in a natural setting. The hotel also provides yoga sessions at sunrise and sunset, held against the peaceful backdrop of Talamanca Bay. Here’s a guide to what to do in Ibiza on a three-day escape beyond the clubs and commotion. Inside the stylish and sophisticated Nobu a beach club with straw huts and comfortable loungers where you’ll settle into the Ibiza groove roam the boardwalk to the right until you get to a street crossing continue your hour-long journey along Passeig Joan Carles I before taking Avinguda de Santa Eulària des Riu which will lead you to the heart of the city Take a walk around the fortified old town of Dalt Vila Make your way up to Dalt Vila by crossing the city gates and go to the medieval castle for hilltop views of the city below get lost in the maze of laneways and plazas housing eclectic international restaurants and shops selling clothing exemplifying Ibiza’s bohemian party style Once the Dalt Vila visit is over, return to the hotel for an unforgettable meal at Nobu Ibiza Bay you will have worked up enough of an appetite to enjoy the omakase menu that changes regularly you shouldn’t miss the freshwater eel nigiri the world-famous black cod with miso and the beef toban yaki Pair them with the kaffir lime and lychee martini or one of Nobu’s other signature cocktails Your second day should begin with breakfast at Chambao by the Beach inside by the scrumptious buffet or at the sand-covered terrace letting you live out your barefoot luxury dreams Don’t leave without trying the Matsuhisa Benedict (freshly poached eggs on crispy tofu with snow crab Finish on a sweet note with a chocolate-filled ensaimada a local spiral-shaped pastry sprinkled with powdered sugar While wine tasting may not have been on your Ibiza-activity radar, the island has a burgeoning scene with five wineries and nearly 90 acres of vineyards. Pay a visit to Ibizkus a winery established in 2007 that follows a sustainable winemaking approach which includes hand-picking the grapes and employing dry-farming techniques This style of farming allows the roots of the plants to grow deep into the ground resulting in more minerals and less acidity in the wine On the main road between Ibiza and Santa Eulalia Ibizkus is open year-round and offers wine tastings at noon on Mondays and Saturdays and two seatings (noon and 5 p.m.) from Tuesday to Friday This bakery sells two local delicacies: flaó a cheesecake made from fresh goat and sheep cheese with a hint of spearmint a bell-pepper tart that some consider the precursor to pizza If you’re visiting around the beginning or end of summer you may run into a fair with stalls dotting this area selling clothing exuding Ibiza chic and food from around the world near the aforementioned Restaurant Street A Bes Talamanca meal is a great way to end a day Keep walking toward the beach and grab a seat facing the sea at Iza Restaurant Bar to watch the world go by with a cocktail in hand Finish your Santa Eulalia expedition with a stroll by the river a popular activity for families with children Next on the agenda is some well-deserved R&R back at the hotel, whether on a Balinese bed by the pool, at the pool bar or in the hammam at the Ibiza Bay Spa by Six Senses End your day on a high note at the nearby Bes Talamanca for some of the freshest seafood on the island Housed in a white manor with bright blue doors along the wooden walkway behind the hotel this restaurant serves a memorable salt-baked seabass You won’t regret ordering the shrimp ceviche marinated Peruvian style with leche de tigre or a uramaki sushi roll as well the restaurant hosts flamenco shows on Saturdays around 9:30 p.m consider visiting a cala (cove or bay) if you still have time before making your way to the airport but the calas’ clear turquoise hues and natural beauty are undeniably great spots for photos Cala Blanca and Cala Llonga are all just a 15- to 20-minute cab ride away from the luxury hotel Cabs tend to arrive quickly but allow enough time for a leisurely trip since the calas are north of the hotel and the airport is south A 22-year-old Dutchman was arrested at Ibiza airport, trying to enter the island with two suitcases filled to the brim with ecstasy pills. It is not clear how the man slipped through Dutch customs with the 50-kilogram load of drugs, RTL Nieuws reports. The Spanish authorities are extra alert on Ibiza at the moment because it is the start of the club and festival season. They noticed the 22-year-old Dutchman because he was traveling alone, but had two suitcases that were both heavier than expected for a tourist. When they opened the suitcases, they were filled to the brim with ecstasy pills, covered only by the zip-up partition in the suitcases. The Spanish police estimate that there were over 163,000 pills in the suitcases. They appear to all be ecstasy, though some had a “2CB” logo printed on them. 2CB is an abbreviation for the drug “tusi,” which is very popular in exclusive clubs in Spain. The Spanish authorities consider tusi to be more dangerous than ecstasy. The drug consists of a varying mix of MDMA, ketamine, and cocaine, sometimes supplemented with methamphetamine and caffeine. Because the proportions vary, people who take tusi don’t know in advance what the effect will be. For that reason, the police and judiciary are harsher on tusi sellers, makers, and smugglers. According to RTL, the 50 kilograms of drugs could get the Dutchman between 3 and 9 years in prison. The street value of the drugs was estimated between 1.3 and 3 million euros. © 2012-2025, NL Times, All rights reserved. Notifications can be managed in browser preferences. The woman was staying at Ibiza Rocks Hotel in the party resort of San Antonio where she died I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our Privacy notice A British tourist has died at a popular Ibiza hotel after suffering a cardiac arrest in her room The 33-year-old woman was staying at Ibiza Rocks Hotel in the party resort of San Antonio where she died on Wednesday Paramedics and police rushed to the three-star resort and spent around 40 minutes trying to revive her but she died at the scene, the same newspaper reported. She reportedly had a cardioverter defibrillator implant, which is used to monitor the heartbeat and treat abnormal heart rhythms. It came just days after a 19-year-old Italian tourist plunged to her death from the fourth storey of the same hotel. It was reported that she was locked out of her hotel room and tried reaching it through a shared balcony but lost her footing and fell. Last year, a teenage British tourist died after falling from a different hotel balcony in the early hours of the morning. She fell from the sixth floor of the four-star Hotel Vibra District, just 300m away from the beach in San Antonio, Ibiza. The Independent has contacted the Spanish Civil Guard for further information. 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Some notable numbers to know going into the World Aquatics Open Water Swimming World Cup in Ibiza View this post on Instagram A post shared by World Aquatics (@world_aquatics) Across 46 major international races between 2016-2025, Caroline Jouisse of France has covered 434,500 metres With the 10km and 3km Knockout Sprint on tap these next two days in Ibiza Never has there been a collection of athletes at an Open Water Swimming World Cup like in Ibiza- Eighty-four men and 60 women on the starting list for the 10km and 64 men and 50 women set to compete in the 3km Knockout Sprints While Spain has hosted an impressive 49 World Aquatics events, including the World Aquatics Championships in 1986, 2003 , and 2013 This event marks Ibiza's debut as a host for the world's finest aquatic athletes With a spectacular setting and strong organisational and municipal support Ibiza is keen to show the world that its a place for experiencing sport and not just a party destination That is the World Aquatics temperature determination line for whether or not wetsuits are allowed in competition While the sun is out and the winds are pretty calm the water temperature is hovering right around the magical 18° Celsius cut-off line on Thursday’s official training session Most athletes were out in wetsuits for their familiarisation swim but tomorrow’s race day could be a wetsuit-free day The World Aquatics Open Water Swimming officials will check the water temperatures again before the races on Friday and Saturday who is also making his first start in the 2025 season’s top ranking The Ibiza course circles through the Santa Eulària des Riu beachfront area six times for both the men's and women's 10km individual races on Friday. Here's a bird's eye visualisation of what the race course looks like: View this post on Instagram A post shared by World Aquatics (@world_aquatics) Marc-Antoine Oliver of France and Ana-Marcela Cunha of Brazil come into Ibiza as the defending Men’s and Women’s Overall Open Water Swimming World Cup winners from the 2024 tour Both Cunha and Olivier secured their titles on the final day of competition last year in NEOM (KSA) it was her record-extending seventh overall World Cup crown Olivier—a 2024 World and European silver medallist—called winning the overall World Cup his “redemption moment” after missing out on a medal at his “home” Olympics, the Paris 2024 Games With World and European silver medals already secured in 2024 many in the sport would view Marc-Antoine Olivier’s year as a huge success but he saw claiming the overall World Cup crown as his ‘redemption’ moment Traditionally the Mixed 4x1500m Relay day on the Open Water World Cup circuit, Saturday in Ibiza will see the senior international debut of the 3km Knockout Sprint race. The race was tested – and celebrated by athletes, teams and aquatic fans alike – at last year’s World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships in Alghero, Italy. Want to know more about how the innovative 3km Knockout Sprint will run? Don't worry, we got you covered: View this post on Instagram A post shared by World Aquatics (@world_aquatics) The Palladium Hotel Group debuted its Unexpected Hotels brand in Playa d'en Bossa The adults-only Unexpected Ibiza Hotel A key theme of the 181-room property is entertainment where dancers perform aerial choreographies a drum and water show at the Oyster & Caviar Bar a cabin where guests can exchange secrets and AI-generated penances Other attractions include electronic Flamentronic flamenco performances with giant puppets and fans and life-size remote-controlled horses Amenities include The Body Hub gym and XPA for spa treatments Dining options include Up Ibiza Sky Society a rooftop bar overlooking the sea for cocktails and burgers and the Antidote Recharge Station for dishes with a wellness focus The property will open Gordon Ramsay Restaurants' first Hell's Kitchen in Europe in June Skip to ContentEnergy Drinks All Red Bull Energy Drinks Discover Red Bull Ibiza RoyaleTeam up for the wildest obstacle race compete at an elite level in OCR with several victories We're gearing up for Ibiza with intense training In the 2025 version of Red Bull Ibiza Royale most entertaining & outrageous obstacle course testing speed Red Bull Ibiza Royale is finished for this year Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker There’s so much more to this Balearic island than its nightlife Masked maestro Claptone pulls back the curtain for a grand unveiling of his full weekly line-ups for The Masquerade's debut summer at Chinois Ibiza Claptone’s illustrious ball moves to the elegant confines of Chinois Ibiza for the prime Saturday night slot Sharing the same dancefloor-first ethos and allusive demure Claptone’s premium standard for the calibre of guests invited to perform alongside him at The Masquerade is one thing that has certainly not changed An elaborate cast of House music aficionados and future stars are on the list to party alongside our host Faithless are set to stun with a Sister Bliss DJ set firmly setting the bar for the 19 weeks to follow Music royalty is in the house with Belgian duo 2manydjs These guys practically invented the spirit of Ibiza clubland Claptone calls on Deep House purveyor Nora En Pure and soulful House and Disco mover Dimitri From Paris for multiple meet-ups back-to-back sets feature across the summer Top names sharing the booth Hannah Wants b2b Paul Woolford and David Penn b2b Ferrick Dawn Elderbrook and Horse Meat Disco are all stand-out names on Claptone’s exceedingly talented guest list An extravagant new era dawns for Claptone presents The Masquerade at Chinois Ibiza and we’re all invited Head below to check out the full weekly line-ups and to purchase your ticket Catch up with all the week's news and updates: Copyright © 1999 - 2025 Ibiza Spotlight S.L We are a member of the PIMEEF - the small and medium business association of Ibiza and Formentera All prices published on the site include VAT Max Eberl played bad cop for the Bayern Munich brass… When it was reported that Bayern Munich players had already planned a trip to Ibiza after the RB Leipzig match it rubbed some fans the wrong way — especially after the squad would only go on to play RB Leipzig to a 3-3 draw even though board member for sport Max Eberl had to put the kibosh on the trip “I haven’t thought about that for a second. We had a tough game against Leipzig to prepare. Maybe after [the title] I could have an opinion, but before that there was no discussion about a party. We’re not champions yet, so we have to wait,” Kompany said (as captured by @iMiaSanMia) When asked about if the monumental goal differential advantage has him already feeling like a champion Kompany was not ready to take any pats on the back just yet “That was a discussion within the coaching staff after the game I’m someone who says there’s still a 0.1% chance that we don’t win it so we have to do our job and wait until the last moment but I want to keep the focus and win the remaining two games.” Looking for more thoughts and discussion on Bayern Munich’s wild 3-3 draw with RB Leipzig? Awesome, then check out our Bavarian Podcast Works — Postgame Show on Patreon, Spotify Also, be sure to stay tuned to Bavarian Podcast Works for all of your up to date coverage on Bayern Munich and Germany. Check us out on Patreon and follow us on Twitter @BavarianFBWorks Don’t count your chickens and all of that.. According to a report from Tz journalists Philipp Kessler and Mano Bonke (as captured by @iMiaSanMia), some Bayern Munich players have a private jet ready to go on Sunday if the squad clinches the Bundesliga this weekend: Bayern players are planning a trip to Ibiza by private jet on Sunday if they secure the title tomorrow They’re planning to stay there for two nights and enjoy a short title-winning vacation before returning to prepare for Gladbach The trip could still be cancelled in case of a poor performance in Leipzig but it has already been approved by the people in charge now the boys will have some incentive to finish the job Be sure to stay tuned to Bavarian Podcast Works for all of your up to date coverage on Bayern Munich and Germany. Check us out on Patreon and follow us on Twitter @BavarianFBWorks See another side of the Balearic Islands with a trip to Ibiza’s whitewashed capital where winding streets lead to remnants of empires past Ibiza Town was founded by the Phoenicians in the seventh century.Photograph by Anton Petrus 2025This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK).Founded on the White Isle’s southeastern coast by seventh-century Phoenicians Ibiza Town — known to locals as Eivissa — is one of Spain’s oldest cities Mediterranean tides brought countless conquerors to its shores such is Ibiza’s beach-holiday and clubbing fame that its capital’s historical riches along with its flourishing culinary scene and quietly bohemian energy While many local businesses close between November and Easter a well-timed visit to this layer cake of a city makes for an absorbing shoulder-season break — perfect for those keen to sidestep the high-season crowds a pale stone basilica built in the gothic style on the site of the city’s Moorish-era mosque a collection of restored Moorish and Catalan ruins is set to become a smart Parador hotel in 2025 You can dig deeper into the city’s Arabic history at the Centre d’Interpretació Madina Yabisa The intimate museum’s artefacts and audiovisual displays shine a light on Ibiza Town between the 8th and 12th centuries when the city was a thriving port town under Islamic rule Rolling views across the city’s terracotta rooftops and glimmering marina crop up throughout Dalt Vila. The lantern-lit Plaça del Sol is the favoured spot to take in the vista. Soak it up over a glass of Cava and a slice or two of Ibérico ham at S’Escalinata an easy-going tapas bar where locals and visitors mingle on the cascade of cushioned steps Museu d’Art Contemporani d’Eivissa hosts an eye-opening collection of works by artists who found refuge on Ibiza in the 20th century which stocks palm-woven bags and beachy kaftans Of course, even in the heart of Ibiza Town, the beach is never far away, with the isand’s southern coastline offering a welcome break from the urban hubbub. A 30-minute walk around La Marina brings you to Platja de Talamanca, a broad curve of golden sand perfect for a restorative dip in the turquoise Mediterranean. ShareSaveCommentLifestyle DiningIbiza Kitchen In Chappaqua, New York Is Still Among The Best Spanish Restaurants In The U.S.ByJohn Mariani Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights 10:53am EDTShareSaveCommentScallops with red shrimp More make for a beautiful appetizer at Ibiza It’s been six years since Ibiza Kitchen opened in Chappaqua and despite Covid and all the woes of the current restaurant industry it remains one the best modern Spanish restaurants in America I’ve been familiar with owner Ignacio Blanco’s ascendency since he opened Meigas in TriBeCa twenty-five years ago has always been in the avant-garde without toppling over into the kind of modernist gimmickry fostered by Ferran Adrià the menu has become more refined for a suburban clientele that includes Chappaqua residents Bill and Hillary Clinton author of Sunset in a Glass: Adventures of a Food and Wine Road Warrior in Spain contends Ibiza is the closest to the finest restaurants he’s been to in Spain where Martinez traveled extensively after cooking stints in New York The modest room and bar are a pleasantly lighted backdrop to the colors of the food and drinks served at Ibiza are thoroughly grounded in Iberian food culture and adamantly based on seasonality Best thing to do is leave the meal up to Blanco and the chef to decide because the night’s specials are among the best on the menu You may begin simply with a platter of charcuteries including Iberian ham then sautéed hen of the woods mushrooms with a citrusy carrot puree If you love Spanish ceviche they serve briny wild shrimp and scallops with an onion pickle and gazpacho packed with wild mushrooms then fried and served with a velvety aïoli like arroz de acelgas y ajos tiernos con gamba rayada y jamon Iberico Fat and silky is the pancetta Iberico sliders with shallots Black cod with savory Spanish herbs and seasonings show seafood cookery at its best at Ibiza Beautiful black cod comes with roasted tomatoes and Bell peppers the chuleton ribeye with fingerling potatoes and charred romesco sauce has an array of flavors and textures Bread pudding with strawberries and créme fraîche Desserts are traditional but boosted in flavors via refined technique so cremosochocolate with crème fraîche ice cream; chocolate mousse; a rich Basque “burnt” cheesecake; and a lush bread pudding lavished with a sour strawberry sauce all every bit as delightful as all else on the menu The wine list is rich in Spanish offerings that show the range of what is currently imported and there is a long list of specialty cocktails from the handsome bar where you might also nurse a glass of Sherry but few authentic Spanish restaurants exist Anyone in Manhattan seeking the latter can be in Chappaqua by car or train in an hour Mathilda och Joel taking on the Castle of Ibiza Elin and Mathias jumping head first into the unknown Where to stay for fun in the sun this summer in “Isla Blanca.” Overlooking the marina and UNESCO-listed Old Town the hotel offers unrivaled access to Ibiza’s best—just steps from legendary clubs like Pacha and Lío Designed by the renowned Ribas & Ribas studio with interiors by Baranowitz & Kronenberg the property evokes the sleek elegance of a luxury yacht the experience feels intimate and exclusive elevated by thoughtful details like 24-hour room service and curated wines at the hotel’s restaurant or soak up the scene poolside to the soundtrack of a resident DJ or bespoke experiences arranged by the concierge team personalized gateway to summer on the White Isle farm-to-table ingredients sourced from the property’s own gardens with dining venues ranging from seafront sophistication at The Orchard to live music and DJ sets at the buzzy Beach Caves Wellness is deeply woven into the experience with a 13,000-square-foot spa featuring a vitality pool alongside holistic offerings like sunrise yoga and sound healing Six Senses is the ultimate island sanctuary beachside retreat that captures the island’s electric energy and cosmopolitan cool Designed with a striking V-shaped layout to maximize Mediterranean views the hotel’s 162 rooms and suites feature boho-chic interiors and private balconies overlooking the sea or pool Guests can indulge in Mediterranean fare at Yellow Fish Beach Club savor wood-fired creations at SEU Pizza @STEPS while the rooftop bar Glow offers an adults-only infinity pool Wellness seekers can unwind at the AWAY Spa With its signature Whatever/Whenever concierge service and a lively yet elevated atmosphere W Ibiza delivers a seamless blend of luxury and island sophistication—making it a standout destination for a stylish summer escape or enjoy beachfront seafood and Mediterranean fare at Chambao with the Ibiza Bay Spa by Six Senses offering holistic treatments With direct beach access and a prime location just minutes from the boutiques and nightlife of Marina Botafoch and Ibiza Town Nobu Ibiza Bay delivers the ideal mix of serenity and social energy—making it one of the island’s most coveted addresses for a stylish summer stay modern take on luxury with its minimalist design Housed in a former cinema turned sleek all-white retreat the hotel features 67 stylish rooms with retro-inspired furnishings and colorful accents that nod to the island’s playful spirit and a buzzy vibe perfect for lounging or sunset cocktails a ground-floor hotspot that transforms into a DJ-fueled party space at night and UP’s Mexican-Japanese fusion menu served poolside Casa Privada—just steps away—offers 14 exclusive suites with access to a rooftop pool and a central location just minutes from the port The Standard is a vibrant summer sanctuary for travelers craving style and scene in equal measure design-forward retreat that blends modern luxury with laid-back Balearic soul—perfect for a stylish summer escape whitewashed rooms and suites are infused with Ibiza-inspired touches including personalized attention from dedicated Aura Managers Guests can relax at the rooftop infinity pool with panoramic sea views sip cocktails at the chic RADIO Rooftop bar or indulge in Mediterranean and Italian cuisine at Origens and Bianco Mare Wellness is woven into the experience with the Thai Room Spa & Wellness With direct beach access and proximity to the buzz of Nikki Beach ME Ibiza offers the ideal balance of elegance sun-soaked aesthetic—think natural materials Accommodations range from stylish rooms to expansive Signature Suites and a private four-bedroom villa all outfitted with thoughtful touches like Marshall speakers Guests can lounge by one of two outdoor pools—including Ibiza’s largest adults-only pool—revitalize in the wellness area with daily yoga or dine at To Kima and the signature OKU Restaurant where pan-Asian fusion menus are led by a former Sushisamba chef With resident DJ sets adding just the right amount of energy and a location that balances seclusion with coastal access OKU Ibiza delivers a laid-back yet luxurious summer 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unlock access to the world's most prestigious luxury events the bestselling author recalls his drug-fuelled partying years and the island’s complicated relationship with tourism today The thing that might surprise you about Ibiza is the quiet there are pockets of tranquillity all over the island Walking along the nature trail between and behind two of its most famous beaches – Es Cavallet and Ses Salines – you hear nothing but the chirp of cicadas and the soft whisper of the Mediterranean if you turn away from the dunes and pinewoods the salt pans that dominate this southern tip of the island with an almost eerie stillness a flamingo or two standing like ornaments on the mirror-like water As with many parts of Ibiza – from the hilly forests of the north to the views of the rocky islet of Es Vedrà in the south – it is easy to feel like you have passed into another world when the sky becomes gold and whatever clouds are around become luminous lines of orange-like furrows in some heavenly field Yet this was an Ibiza I never really sought to discover when I lived and worked here in the 1990s I worked for the largest club night on the island Manumission at the colossal Privilege club The late 90s are now considered to have been Ibiza’s wildest decade Space and Amnesia still had their magic and were run by a pretty chaotic band of entrepreneurial club promoters rather than the slick brand managers who handle things today Ibiza Town was declared a world heritage site in 1999 Photograph: Jorg Greuel/Getty ImagesThis was when San Antonio’s Café del Mar was not only a place to sip beer while watching the sunset but also had its own series of best-selling compilation albums that almost single-handedly popularised the concept of “chillout music” It was the era of Sky TV’s messy documentary series Ibiza Uncovered of sensationalist tabloid stories about Radio 1 DJs and pop stars going missing after wild benders Ibiza hadn’t yet scrubbed up its reputation yoga retreats and luxury holidays had yet to take hold in the imagination of the British public From the hilly forests of the north to the views of the south – it is easy to feel like you have passed into another world During this time I sold tickets at bars in San Antonio and Ibiza Town fresh from overthinking my way through a master’s degree I’d only taken to delay joining the real world I was increasingly dependent on alcohol and drugs until But things didn’t stay stable for long – I spiralled and had to return home I had the therapy I should have had back then The plan was to drive through France so we could take our dogs And so this was a different me visiting what had become a different place with the safety of my favourite people and animals around me We got happily lost amid the streets of Dalt Vila which is now a Unesco world heritage site; we ate the best meal at a restaurant called Sharmakanda in the north (the edamame hummus is incredible); we wandered around the small but well-curated contemporary art museum; we went go-karting; we went horse riding; we went to Wild Beets vegan cafe in Santa Gertrudis We did many things I’d never have considered doing when I lived here where everyone from babies to octogenarians dances under the stars to techno played by ageing German DJs This feels close to the first era of clubbing here in the 70s roofs were nonexistent and the spirit was free Joni Mitchell on Ibiza in 1971 Photograph: Karl FerrisAnd it sparked an idea for a novel – one that could hopefully do justice to the different aspects of life here I justified this in the name of “research” and actually did learn a lot that could be used in the book But I also saw problems I’d never noticed in my hedonistic youth Ibiza is multifaceted and has always attracted people wanting different kinds of escape Years before ravers discovered ecstasy and the eclectic unifying music played by DJ Alfredo at Amnesia in the late 80s artists and intellectuals such as Walter Benjamin flocked here to flee oppression Stars from the golden age of Hollywood such as Grace Kelly Liz Taylor and Laurence Olivier found it a safe haven Cormac McCarthy spent his hippy years on the island Joni Mitchell came and wrote some of her seminal Blue album while staying here and on the neighbouring island of Formentera Bob Marley danced the night away at the long-gone Glory’s nightclub after playing a famous concert here featured trips and local tips for your next break as well as the latest deals from Guardian Holidays which tilt the equilibrium like a gorilla on a seesaw the impact of holidaymakers was relatively positive but many do not: having people sleeping in the woods or in their cars before going to work at restaurants with three-figure minimum spends is not sustainable The Las Dalias night market Photograph: Gonzalo Azumendi/AlamyThe Ibiza seen from the yachts of Jeff Bezos and Leonardo DiCaprio is clearly a very different one from the Ibiza seen by a struggling family living out of a campervan in San Antonio thanks to them being accidentally imported with the fully grown olive trees ordered to decorate the gardens of villas and I am trying to support them any way I can Timeless and totally 21st centuryI realised I had an opportunity to include these issues in my book to draw attention to the wonder of this place while trying to convey its unique magic to those who roll their eyes at the very idea of Ibiza I knew I had an opportunity to highlight the need to be aware of the issues here how the places we visit don’t just change us So it becomes important to let beauty inspire us to tread gently think about the finite resources of small islands Ibiza is a sacred place of light and magic We who love it have a duty to help it stay that way The Life Impossible by Matt Haig is published by Canongate (£20). To support the Guardian and Observer go to guardianbookshop.com Ibiza officially wakes up from its winter slumber this weekend as Ushuaïa and Hï Ibiza return with their iconic opening parties marking the true beginning of the 2025 season Ushuaïa Ibiza brings its signature open-air energy back to life with a stacked day-to-night lineup whose legendary live sets promise an emotional and unforgettable journey whose dreamy melodies have made him a global favorite Melodic techno staple Kevin de Vries and mystical Swiss DJ Deer Jade complete the lineup with deep With planes flying overhead and the sun dipping into the sea Ushuaïa once again becomes a place where music meets magic the party shifts across the road to Hï Ibiza recently crowned the world’s number one club Known for its immersive layout and cutting-edge production Hï hosts a multi-room experience featuring The Martinez Brothers in the Theatre alongside Joseph Capriati Each artist brings a unique take on house and techno creating a dynamic soundtrack for the night Amelie Lens and Anfisa Letyago take control with their hard-hitting techno sets Rising stars Hannah Laing and Ben Hemsley bring their own high-energy styles while La La adds depth with her versatile approach to dance music Melon Bomb and The Menendez Brothers with Dom Townsend will keep the Wild Corner moving into the early hours joined by DJ Mag Allstars and Cormac for a truly nonstop vibe unforgettable atmospheres and a crowd of global music lovers this weekend is set to launch another unforgettable Ibiza season offenders could also face being reported to their country’s embassy Tourists travelling to Ibiza could be hit with fines of up to £2,580 if they break recently introduced rules relating to consumption of alcohol in the popular San Antonio area Offenders could also face being reported to their country’s embassy Although these alcohol restrictions do not affect bars they do affect party boats within one nautical mile of San Antonio The rules were introduced to crack down on “anti-social behaviour” and “excessive tourism” in tourist hotspots The Balearic Islands Tourism Council press officer Luis Pomar said in 2020 when an initial round of restrictions were implemented that it was hoped the laws would not last forever but that it was necessary to “instil in people how to behave” these new rules will remain in place until 2027 Shortly after last May's announcement, Ibiza locals held a protest against overtourism amid increased tensions in Balearic and Canary Islands. SpainChevron IbizaChevron For chill Balearic vibes on a peaceful stretch of coastline—but close enough to the Ibiza-grade action that you don’t feel like you’re missing out Don’t rely on first impressions here: a blockish is the focal point of the hotel: all drinking and dining spaces look onto it This is where you’ll end up spending most of your time surrounded by young European families splashing about and beautiful bronzed couples on loungers with giant sun hats and colorful cocktails exerting themselves only long enough to motion for a top-up if you’re looking for a bit of buzz (it is Ibiza and Nikki Beach next door for more committed partying—none of which prevents you from pursuing a peaceful break Which is to say that this hotel is a little bit of everything; and in its case ME is one of three Ibiza properties run by Melia Hotels a chain with more than 350 hotels and resorts in 35 countries Melia Ibiza that opened in 2024 about an 8-minute drive south of ME simply outfitted option by Cala Pinet beach attracting both the fashionable set and young families to its boho-chic vibe and panoramic views of the ocean The 149 rooms range from entry-level cozy-sized rooms all the way up to suites with private pools We stayed in the Studio ME+ room with a terrace that had stunning views on both sides of the Mediterranean and the pool In addition to an open-plan bathroom with a freestanding bath by a window and a walk-in rain shower (toiletries are by C.O there was a large walk-in wardrobe area and a small dining section is minimalist (to let the sea views reign supreme) with bleached wood floors and crisp white linens I was nervous about party sounds drifting in to disturb the peace but was thrilled to note the room was soundproofed book the hotel’s Ultimate ME+ Suite with its own 24-hour dedicated ‘Aura Manager’ and an expansive terrace overlooking the bay is the standout meal here where options exist for everyone—from savory pastries to freshest of fruit and à la carte eggs and pancakes The free-flowing Cava is a much-loved perk here There are two on-site restaurants: Origens—where breakfast is served each morning—is good for Mediterranean cuisine relying on fresh seasonal ingredients; we enjoyed a delectable salmon tartar and white-fish ceviche with glasses of blush rosé Adults always have the option of heading to the kid-free rooftop for mojitos and tapas (and chill beats) with 360-degree views of the Mediterranean Sea and the Santa Eulalia Bay If you prefer to stay super local, you can always enjoy the slip of beach just beyond the pool (take a dive off the jetty) or follow a snaking path around the perimeter of the hotel to reach the sheltered Cala Martina beach with a couple of cute restaurants, a surfing school, and calm shallow waters. There’s also a Nikki Beach club right next door if the itch to party should strike–but the need to stay close enough to your bed is even greater. Staff are helpful and friendly, milling about and ready to top up your rosé or refresh your towels—while also staying fairly discreet. The concierge was particularly helpful, managing our preferences for activities on-site (yoga, massages, etc.) but also offering recommendations for excursions elsewhere on the island. Special mention must also be made of the valets who oversee a steady coming and going of taxis for guests—always with a smile. While the hotel doesn’t brand itself as a wellness resort, there is a Thai-style spa with treatment rooms and a smaller pool that’s dotted with Balinese beds. My massage therapist was excellent but the room itself could’ve used an update. In addition to a fully equipped gym, the hotel runs daily classes that include aerial yoga and water sports. Book early as these fill up fast. There is wheelchair-accessible parking and stair-free access to the main building. Rooms and bathrooms (with walk-in showers) have been designed with wide corridors and doors for wheelchair access. Guests with mobility issues may inquire about adaptable leisure equipment. One thing to note is that, on our visit, there was some seaweed on the beach—but that didn’t stop us from getting in (the water was deliciously warm and calm). Plus, the further out you swim, the less it will bother you. All listings featured on Condé Nast Traveler are independently selected by our editors. If you book something through our links, we may earn an affiliate commission. up-to-the-minute voice in all things travel Condé Nast Traveler is the global citizen’s bible and muse We understand that time is the greatest luxury which is why Condé Nast Traveler mines its network of experts and influencers so that you never waste a meal or a hotel stay wherever you are in the world Found beachside on the south end of party resort Playa d'en Bossa, palatial clubber's hotel Ushuaïa Ibiza is the island's current largest on capacity It matches that stature with outrageous production lights shows and by inviting the biggest DJs on the planet Capable of holding up to 7,000 rave-ready holidaymakers Ushuaïa is the ultimate outdoor party experience You're highly likely to fly over the club as you land so get a good glimpse peering out of your window seat you could be stood below with your arms in the air While neighbouring sister-club Hï Ibiza may have rung the changes It largely sticks with its existing line-up: the Galacticos of EDM as well as some firm underground favourites Though there is at least one big surprise amongst the pack.. F*** ME I'M FAMOUS! by David Guetta is a clubbing and Ibiza institution that has enjoyed success in various different incarnations - all of them massive The super producer to the star's insanely successful outdoor party has been one of the island's most popular in the last several decades so it is no surprise to see Guetta bring it back at poolside on Mondays Guetta himself has likened this to a live concert experience so you can expect him to play all his hits and personal edits you'll most definitely recognise the melodies The party does everything on a large scale with festival-style production and energy through the roof - if there were one You won't need to be a super-fan to appreciate the music MORE INFO & BUY TICKETS Thought Ibiza’s biggest party couldn’t get any bigger? Think again. To meet overwhelming fan demand, Calvin Harris makes history as the first ever DJ to take up a double residency at Ushuaïa This superstar DJ knows exactly how to make the crowd bounce Whether it’s to his Grammy-nominated 18 Months album the Scotsman is not short of absolute bangers Calvin Harris draws in one of the most internationally diverse crowds paired with a laser light spectacle and mic grabs from our hype man himself expect Calvin Harris to pack out Ushuaïa to full capacity MORE INFO & BUY TICKETS 14 May to 24 September (apart from 23 July and 13 August) For a fun-filled mid-week fiesta, look no further than Tomorrowland presents Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike Hosted by the biggest electronic music festival on the planet and fronted by the “Kings of Tomorrowland” Belgian brothers Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike this almighty partnership delivers on an epic scale The only thing more explosive than the CO2 and confetti cannons are the bombastic EDM drops from the hosts whose USBs are packed with energetic dancefloor heaters and Pop remixes that promise hands-in-the-air moments right from the off Tomorrowland finally bring fan-favourite theme 'The Reflection of Love' to the island for a whopping 18 weeks in total Radiating unity and friendship on the dancefloor is exactly what Ibiza clubbing is all about MORE INFO & BUY TICKETS and the two exception dates fall to the loveable rogues behind elrow Whichever metric you use, it's hard to label elrow as anything but the planet's biggest party brand The colossus that originated in Barcelona has become a global phenomenon thanks to its garish themes and use of production on a monumental scale - acrobats elrow has a presence just about anywhere you can think of elrow also has one of the biggest weekly club nights on the island its outdoor editions at Ushuaïa offer something different in a deluxe setting MORE INFO & BUY TICKETS Teen producer prodigy turned number one DJ in the world, Martin Garrix famously burst onto the scene with chart-topping anthem Animals at the height of the 2010s EDM boom and hasn’t looked back since Martin Garrix celebrates his tenth anniversary at open-air playground Ushuaïa with dedicated party concept ‘X’ under his immensely popular self-named residency The Flying Dutchman will pay homage to a decade of unforgettable memories with a cutting-edge pyrotechnic production spectacle signature ‘X’ branded stage and an almighty crew of DJ friends along for the ride MORE INFO & BUY TICKETS Back in 2013, ANTS started life as a party to give back to the island's dedicated community of workers catering to underground music lovers in the know With its sleek monochrome look and pioneering approach ANTS became an instant hit and the colony grows year-on-year As well as its packed Saturday daytime sessions each week at Ushuaïa (Ibiza's busiest on numbers) ANTS also hosts parties and festival stages around the world But it's here at Ushuaïa where the colony feels most at home - and no wonder ANTS goes above and beyond with its stage design This year's theme is the factory floor of Metalworks MORE INFO & BUY TICKETS Once one of the biggest genres on Ibiza, the island has a special place in its heart for Trance. When it comes to uplifting, melodic beats, nobody does it quite like legendary DJ and producer Armin van Buuren The Armada label boss swoops back in to his favoured September slot at Ushuaïa for four dates in addition to an early-season stint across June and July All nine day-to-night sessions promise a mind-blowing laser show and musical masterclass from a true dance music veteran With the genres’ recent resurgence bringing Trance to the next-gen of ravers don’t be surprised if you see some younger faces reflected in the crowd and behind the decks There's no age limit on who can enter a complete state of trance MORE INFO & BUY TICKETS Following a one-year hiatus, Norwegian star DJ Kygo is back on Ibizan shores and ready to match the blistering heat of the Balearic sun with his luscious tropical beats across select Sunday daytimes The multi-platinum producer's feel-good beats make a feverish match for Ushuaïa's poolside dancefloor and festival-scale production Complete with exotic performers and party props galore it's no wonder that fans from across the globe flock in their masses Kygo was one of the early ones to make a full line-up announcement DJs getting in on a slice of paradise include Oliver Heldens MORE INFO & BUY TICKETS A Reggaeton heatwave is headed for Ibiza as Ushuaïa once again extends exclusive invites to the genre’s most in-demand artists for one-off takeovers watch as the Ushuaïa stage comes to life in an entirely new way Crowds at these events are especially passionate when letting loose to the hip-winding grooves and sing-along Latin choruses - you simply can't resist joining in Rap sensation Myke Towers (pictured above) is first to take to the stage on 10 June before handing over the mic to fellow Puerto Rican chart-topper Ozuna on 24 June following a joint Opening Party spread across 23-hours with Hï Ibiza last weekend as ANTS begins its campaign for summer with a line-up that includes Andrea Oliva Vicente Hernández Zaragoza can bask in a fabulous panorama embellished by wood accents and design elements.Save this storySaveSave this storySaveAll products featured on Architectural Digest are independently selected by our editors we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links He first came to the Mediterranean island in 1971 from the village of Guardamar Ibiza.” His long-running boutique Vicente Ganesha which sells vintage clothes as well as his own fashion line More than 30,000 fans follow him on Instagram Zaragoza’s popular Ibiza-themed shop is just a few steps away from his home on the famous Plaça des Parc where tourists and locals alike sit at terraces sipping drinks or pass through on a stroll between the old town and the nearby harbor this corner of the apartment is a cozy nook with a wooden banquette “Vicente has been a friend of ours for years he thought of us right away for the renovation,” says Romano “Roberta and I have years of experience together Vicente wanted a well-oiled team that would work together seamlessly A glimpse of the compact kitchen through a set of wooden doors Chessboard tiles add a dynamic element to the living room The two citrus reamers in the kitchen are the iconic 1990s Juicy Salif design by Philippe Starck One enters Zaragoza’s aerie on the top floor of a five-story building preserved structurally just as it was built in the late 19th century The apartment has a clear floor plan and large with the nice detail that from either side you look out onto very iconic Ibizan landmarks: the great Vara de Rey promenade and the Plaça des Parc Zaragoza’s apartment faces the latter to the southwest with a magnificent view of the Renaissance city walls that were part of the old town’s fortifications.” The kitchen is decorated with Indian-themed pictures in wooden frames and traditional Mediterranean tiles that give the floor a pleasant coolness Contemporary design and art from different eras are mixed with the 1970s touches of a flokati rug whom Romano characterizes as “pretty strict,” essentially had one major wish from the creative duo The new space needed to reflect his personality and allow him to enjoy the next stage of life comfortably and quietly The idea is that all your daily activities can take place here,” says the architect It was a challenge to integrate the design harmoniously into the building while meeting the strict rules of landmark protection the architects were inspired by the heritage of the classic building itself and considered their work a privilege that comes with certain responsibilities Elements from mobile homes and yachts inspired the design of this staircase that can be tucked away when it’s not being used Zaragoza is sure that the blue painting he bought at the Sant Jordi flea market was done in Ibiza by an English painter in the 1960s which simplified the design process,” says Romano “That let us create a more fluid ambience and to connect the sleeping area with the bathroom.” Another innovative feature is found in the narrow hallway where the staircase disappears into a cabinet “It was an adaptation dictated by the floor plan,” says Romano we didn’t want the staircase to take up too much room The one we designed works like a staircase you might find in a mobile home or on a yacht as it’s practically built right into the cabinet which is used for storage space and an extra sleeping area.” The Wire table paired with Wire Cone chair and at the same time a little over the top in keeping with the character of the homeowner The apartment is done over almost exclusively in vintage furnishings pieces that Romano is just as enthusiastic about as the color combinations that Jurado selected with Zaragoza the apartment reflects Zaragoza’s personality just as intended “I think the design with all those wood elements incorporated into different parts of the apartment—from the closet to the bed and the adjoining room—works in distinct ways while giving the space a sense of unity.” This 500-square-foot apartment tour was originally published by AD Germany Brass fixtures are by the Italian brand Nicolazzi while the vase is an Ibiza flea market find Zaragoza enjoys his coffee with a view of Ibiza Town’s old city walls and palm trees unfolding beyond his small balcony Not a subscriber? 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Get the world's #1 plant‑based magazine Ibiza has been renowned as one of Europe’s top party destinations for decades The Spanish Balearic island’s carefree reputation began to take shape during the tourist boom of the 1970s following the death of Spanish dictator Francisco Franco As waves of visitors—particularly hippies—flocked to the island in the latter half of the decade Ibiza gradually transformed into a nightlife hotspot the island welcomed approximately 3.7 million tourists a new side of Ibiza has been emerging in recent years—one that shifts the focus away from alcohol and clubbing and toward wellness RELATED: 21 Luxury Resorts Where You Can Relax, Indulge, and Eat to Your Heart’s Content, From Greece to Costa Rica If you’re looking for a yoga retreat a travel site dedicated to wellness getaways the island boasts more than 70 yoga retreat options ranging from SUP Yoga on paddleboards to mindfulness Ibiza is also home to numerous wellness centers for example—a popular resort on the island’s west coast featuring a 1,500-square-meter holistic wellness space complete with saunas Trish Whelan, a therapist and yoga instructor based on the island, believes Ibiza’s shift from a pure party scene to a more wellness-focused destination reflects the growing global need for rest and recovery “The need for people to retreat is so strong now We are constantly ‘on’—modern living itself is exhausting,” she told Suitcase Magazine. a luxury travel agent specializing in Ibizan villas has also noticed a more wellness-focused vibe emerging in Ibiza and serene beaches create the perfect backdrop for a wellness retreat,” its website reads “Whether you seek solitude or community the island caters to every kind of traveler looking for a mindful escape.” embracing wellness and mindfulness also extends to food (Important note: check opening times before you book as most of these destinations will be closed in the island’s off-season which usually runs from October until April). BECOME A VEGNEWS VIP: Get exclusive product deals, freebies, and perks galore! Mikasa Wild Beets Simbiosis Simbiosis has been serving delicious vegan food to locals and tourists in Ibiza since 2004—and it shows no signs of slowing down. Located in the island’s rustic Old Town, this popular plant-based spot updates its menu seasonally, ensuring fresh, flavorful offerings year-round. Expect to enjoy dishes like spicy mushroom tacos, tofu shawarma, and red lentil koftas.Find IT HERE Sa Gulita Agape DON'T MISS OUT: Get breaking news, recipes, and our weekly vegan deal by signing up for our FREE VegNewsletter Charlotte is a VegNews editor and writer based in sunny Southsea on England's southern coast CHECK IT OUT All things plant‑based,in your mailbox and inbox