Ibiza

From bohemian beach enclaves to chic hilltop hamlets, the 12 most popular areas in Ibiza reveal the island’s extraordinary range. Whether you're seeking vibrant energy, secluded shores, or the quiet charm of a traditional village, each destination adds a distinct flavor to your Ibiza experience.

These are the locations that best capture the soul of the island of Ibiza—each one a world of its own.

Cala Carbo

Cala Carbo is a secluded cove that feels like a private beach, rustic yet effortlessly chic. With its retro palm-leaf umbrellas and relaxed loungers, it draws a loyal local crowd.

The scent of seafood wafts from beachfront restaurants, adding to the instant holiday feeling. For those seeking places to stay in Ibiza that feel off the radar, Cala Carbo is a treasured hideaway.

Cala Comte

Cala Comte is a multicultural haven where soft sands meet sapphire waters. Whether you're lounging at a waterfront restaurant or barefoot on the beach, the sunsets are nothing short of spectacular.

Just 20 minutes from Ibiza Town, Cala Comte makes an ideal home base for those wanting both peace and proximity.

Es Cubells

Es Cubells is a serene village where time seems to stand still. Driving past traditional fincas and farmland dotted with orange and olive trees, the outside world begins to fade.

Tucked into the cliffs above the sea, this area is home to Ibiza private villas with sweeping views. It’s no surprise that Es Cubells is one of the most sought-after locations for villa rentals in Ibiza.

Truly unrivaled views of both the hills and the sea come with Villa Zoya perched atop a hill near Es Cubells. Lounge in the outdoor pool and soak up that magnificent view.

Ibiza Town (Eivissa)

Ibiza Town, or Eivissa, is the lively heart of the island. By day, browse boutiques and designer shops; by night, explore a legendary dining and nightlife scene.

Wander uphill to Dalt Vila, the fortified old town filled with cobbled streets, courtyards, galleries, and an awe-inspiring cathedral—a timeless counterpoint to the town’s vibrant energy.

Portinatx

In the far north, Portinatx offers a more relaxed rhythm. Made up of three scenic beaches—S’Arenal Gros, S’Arenal Petit, and Playa Porto—it’s a family-friendly area with calm waters and scenic trails.

The nearby lighthouse provides stunning coastal views. For those seeking a modern villa near the beaches, this area remains a peaceful escape from Ibiza’s high-season crowds.

San Antonio

Known for its golden beaches and iconic sunset strip, San Antonio is a lively playground with endless variety. From waterfront cafés like Café del Mar or Café Mambo, to vibrant nightlife, it’s a favorite for groups and social travelers.

Families will enjoy the Cap Blanc Aquarium, once an ancient lobster nursery. A fantastic Ibiza villa is located nearby, making San Antonio a dynamic option for those who want everything within reach.

San Carlos

San Carlos was a haven for artists and free spirits in the 60s and 70s—and that creative energy and bohemian spirit linger to this day.

Just outside the village lies the famous Las Dalias market. Around the square, charming restaurants and Bar Anita—a former hippie hub—invite visitors to slow down and stay awhile.

San Lorenz

San Lorenz is a quiet inland hamlet surrounded by farmland and pine-studded hills. It offers a perfect mix of seclusion and easy access to the town of Ibiza.

Fine restaurants dot the landscape, and nearby beaches like Cala Mastella and Cala Llenya invite exploration. A designed bungalow-style villa with expansive views might feel right at home here.

Sant Jordi

Close to Playa d’en Bossa, Sant Jordi blends history with local charm. Its impressive church is among the oldest on the island.

The weekly flea markets, held at the former hippodrome, bring the village to life with vintage finds, music, and eclectic energy. For a more grounded Ibiza stay, this area delivers.

Santa Eulalia

Santa Eulalia is Ibiza’s third-largest resort but retains a refined, peaceful atmosphere. A tree-lined promenade follows the beach, leading toward a 16th-century church on the hill.

Known for its culinary scene, Santa Eulalia is perfect for those who value calm mornings, boutique shopping, and a choice of holiday homes in Ibiza with a quieter elegance.

Santa Gertrudis

Right in the island’s heart, Santa Gertrudis offers a blend of rural beauty and cultural vibrancy. Surrounded by orchards and pastures, the village is a hub for creatives.

Cafés, galleries, and boutiques line the central square. For travelers seeking both authenticity and sophistication, this is one of the most charming Ibiza settings.

Talamanca

Talamanca is all about laid-back coastal living. Its long, shallow beach is ideal for morning swims, family outings, or a run along the wooden promenade.

A quick walk or drive from the town of Ibiza, Talamanca attracts those who want easy access without sacrificing serenity. Some of the most modern beachfront villas in secure communities can be found nearby.

Since Ibiza is a popular destination for society’s elite, it has many wonderful fine dining establishments. Even the tiny islets, like Tagomago off the east coast of mainland Ibiza, have accrued a strong culinary reputation. The following eight restaurants in Ibiza are the ultimate expressions of Balearic gastronomic excellence.

Alabastro at Aguas de Ibiza Grand Luxe

Tucked away from the spotlight, Alabastro is one of Ibiza’s best-kept secrets—a restaurant where evenings unfold with quiet elegance and bold culinary expression.

Standout dishes include a coconut-milk gazpacho crowned with grilled lobster and a slow-cooked sea bass that’s poised to become a classic. The hangar steak arrives seared to perfection atop a shiitake and pak choi quiche, finished with Peruvian figs and a rich beef glaze crafted over four days.

Amante Ibiza

Tucked into a secluded cove, Amante is a romantic escape defined by Ibiza’s golden sunsets and coastal serenity.

Its Mediterranean menu features prime meats, daily seafood, and organic produce from the on-site garden. The most coveted experience? A private table for two inside a Balinese hut—an Ibiza private moment elevated by a bespoke menu and dedicated service.

Bambuddha

Bambuddha feels less like a restaurant and more like a journey—past stone statues and under bamboo canopies into a grand, artifact-filled estate. The crowd is stylish, the setting sultry, and the atmosphere somewhere between a temple and a stunning contemporary villa.

Its signature MediterrAsian menu is both daring and refined. Raw starters include Korean tuna tartare, Iberian beef carpaccio, and yellowtail yuzu hamachi. Hot plates lean bold: caramelized local aubergine with miso, Thai-style spicy beef salad, and a sweet-sour squid and prawn fusion that leaves a lasting impression.

Can Domingo

Nestled in the hills of San José, Can Domingo offers a serene dining experience within a beautifully restored Ibicencan farmhouse. The restaurant's ambiance is enriched by its lush gardens and panoramic views of the Mediterranean.

The menu showcases the finest Italian cuisine, featuring organic vegetables from the on-site permaculture garden. Signature dishes include slow-cooked suckling pig with honey and lavender, and Mediterranean red tuna belly seasoned with local herbs. Guests can enjoy cocktails at the stone bar beneath a centuries-old olive tree, immersing themselves in an authentic Ibiza fine-dining experience.

Cipriani Downtown Ibiza

Located within the Ibiza Gran Hotel, Cipriani embodies timeless elegance, offering simple luxury and relaxed sophistication with stunning views over the marina and Old Town.

Whether dining indoors or on the terrace, the ambiance feels like a villa in a secure private community: exclusive yet unpretentious. The Grill is perfect for celebrations with friends or a pre-dinner cocktail. The Italian menu is flawless in its restraint—don’t miss the ribeye, seared to perfection.

Las Dos Lunas

Enclosed by high stone walls draped in grapevines and bougainvillea, Las Dos Lunas feels like a secret garden—a timeless Ibiza classic that offers a peaceful retreat from the crowds.

Romantic tables for two are hidden in softly lit corners, while larger groups gather at round or banquet tables beneath the stars. The Mediterranean-meets-Italian menu features handmade pastas, wood-fired meats, and fresh fish specials. Ingredients come straight from the onsite organic garden, creating a refined and deeply personal dining experience.

Salvia at Ca Na Xica

Set within the refined grounds of boutique hotel Ca Na Xica, Salvia brings elevated dining to Ibiza’s serene north. The experience feels akin to a stay in a newly designed luxury villa in Ibiza—intimate, curated, and effortlessly sophisticated.

The menu blends international flair with local quality, from Asian-inspired starters to expertly grilled meat and fish prepared in a Josper oven. After dinner, guests linger over cocktails or cigars in the alfresco lounge beneath the stars.

Sublimotion

Sublimotion is not just the world’s most expensive restaurant—it’s a boundary-blurring spectacle of taste, technology, and emotion. Set inside a high-tech capsule, a dozen guests embark on a theatrical dining experience that defies convention: through different times, places, and stages of emotion, from the bottom of the ocean to a sizzling 20th-century cabaret to a futuristic dinner in 2050.

Through immersive storytelling, illusion, and avant-garde cuisine, diners travel from underwater realms to futuristic cabarets. It’s luxury reimagined—not a designed ultra luxury seaview villa, but something even more surreal: an edible performance that shifts time, place, and perception.

Beyond its beaches and nightlife, Ibiza holds a deep, often overlooked artistic legacy. From ancient relics to avant-garde installations, the island’s museums tell stories that span millennia and reflect its enduring creative spirit.

Archaeological Museum

Spread across two sites—Dalt Vila and the Phoenician necropolis of Puig des Molins—the Archaeological Museum traces the island’s long and layered past. Exhibits feature artifacts from Punic, Roman, and earlier civilizations, offering a rare glimpse into the many communities that once called Ibiza home.

Contemporary Art Museum

Set in a 17th-century building in the heart of Dalt Vila, the Contemporary Art Museum houses a striking collection of works from the 1960s onward. Alongside pieces by Tàpies and Miralles are creations by lesser-known artists from the Balearic Islands. A peaceful garden and rotating exhibitions complete the experience.

Museo Puget

Housed in a stately old palace in Ibiza, Museo Puget showcases the work of two celebrated Ibicencan painters—Puget Viñas and Puget Riquer. Their works are thoughtfully displayed across two galleries, while rotating exhibitions—including vintage photographs of Ibiza—add a sense of evolving local memory.

Few destinations rival Ibiza when it comes to nightlife. From historic clubs to outdoor super-stages, the island sets the global standard for after-dark revelry. These six legendary venues deliver unforgettable nights—and justify the island’s reputation as the world capital of dance music.

Amnesia

Ironically named, Amnesia is a club that’s hard to forget. A three-time winner of the Best Global Club award, it comes alive around midnight and keeps going until sunrise. Iconic events like Cream parties define the space, making it a must for electronic music lovers.

For those planning nights at Amnesia, consider pairing the experience with one of the Ibiza private villas nearby—villa rentals in Ibiza are perfect for balancing high-octane nights with serene seaside mornings.

Es Paradis Terrenal

Shaped like a pyramid and known for its vibrant energy, Es Paradis is one of Ibiza’s oldest clubs and still one of its most iconic. The infamous Fiesta del Agua (Water Party) is a rite of passage—come prepared to dance beneath cascading streams of water.

Its unique setting and playful spirit make Es Paradis feel like a modern beachfront villa in a secure dreamscape of sound, light, and spectacle.

Pacha

An Ibiza institution since 1972, Pacha is synonymous with elegance and excess. Its cherry logo is globally recognized, and the venue is a magnet for celebrities and international crowds. With franchised clubs across the world, the original still holds its crown as the place to see and be seen.

After a night here, retreating to a designed luxury villa with panoramic sea views feels like the perfect contrast to the club’s glamorous chaos.

Privilege

Privilege isn’t just a club—it’s a cathedral of sound. With a capacity for 8,000 people, it’s the largest nightclub in the world. Soaring ceilings, sweeping windows, and even a swimming pool make this venue as visually striking as it is sonically powerful.

Space

Located near the airport, Space is a landmark in Ibiza’s clubbing history. Known for its open-air terrace and marathon sets by artists like The Chemical Brothers, the club draws over 20,000 visitors a season.

Space helped define the rhythm of Ibiza villa holidays, where mornings begin with music and afternoons unfold by the pool.

Ushuaia

Ushuaïa is the ultimate VIP outdoor experience. With the island’s most famous stage and world-class DJ lineup, it’s where performance and party blur into spectacle. Book one of the exclusive tables to enjoy bottle service and panoramic views of the crowd and stage.

Many of our villas—like a luxury seaview villa with two private pools—offer proximity to Ushuaïa, making it easy to dance the night away and wake up in full privacy, steps from the sea.

Ibiza may be known for its nightlife, but its cultural calendar adds an entirely different rhythm to the island of Ibiza. From political art to global music showcases, these annual events elevate any Ibiza vacation into something more immersive and memorable.

Bloop Festival

Bloop turns the island into an open-air gallery, using art to comment on global issues. Massive murals appear across San Antonio and the town of Ibiza, inviting reflection and dialogue.

Expect installations, live performances, and workshops that redefine what a festival can be. Staying in a beautifully restored modern villa near these cultural pockets offers both inspiration and stillness.

Eivissa Jazz Festival

Since the 1980s, the Eivissa Jazz Festival has brought leading jazz artists and fresh talent to the steps of Dalt Vila. The event blends music with visual art in a setting that feels suspended in time.

For a refined stay, a luxury design finca near Cala Llonga or Jesús offers easy access to culture with a peaceful inland setting.

International Music Summit Ibiza

The IMS Ibiza gathers thousands of global electronic music professionals for three days of insight, collaboration, and sound. It’s more than a conference—it’s a cornerstone of the dance music industry.

Consider a private community of Vista Alegre for your stay—offering peace, security, and proximity to both the town of Ibiza and the summit’s headline events.

Opening and Closing Week

Club season begins in late May and ends in early October with legendary opening and closing parties. The island transforms during these weeks—venues fill, DJs arrive, and energy peaks.

Booking through trusted companies ensures the best access to a collection of villa rentals tailored to your rhythm—whether you're dancing until dawn or watching it rise from your terrace.

Ibiza is a haven for those craving adventure, relaxation, and transformative experiences. From scenic hikes and high-speed water sports to yoga by the sea and intimate sunset cruises, the island of Ibiza caters to every rhythm and energy.

Whether you're wandering through bohemian villages or dancing beneath a star-streaked sky, the island’s offerings are as diverse as its landscapes. For those staying in a seaview villa with two pools, the thrill of the day often begins just steps from home.

Whatever your preference, Ibiza’s diverse offerings promise excitement, stunning scenery, memories, and photo-worthy experiences to treasure forever.

Beach hopping on a private catamaran

Set sail on a private catamaran along the south coast for an unforgettable beach-hopping adventure. Cruise to Cala Bassa and Cala Conta—two of the most stunning beaches on the island. Stop for snorkeling, paddleboarding, and diving into turquoise waters.

As the sun melts into the horizon, the boat returns to the San Antonio Yacht Club. For travelers based in a beachfront villa in secure private surroundings, the transition from sea to night feels seamless and indulgent.

Private eFoil lessons

Glide above the water on an electric foil board—an experience that combines surfing, kite foiling, and the feeling of flying. With personalized instruction, even beginners can rise above the sea and explore Ibiza’s coastline from a new perspective.

For an ideal home base, consider a newly designed ultra luxury seaview property to continue the theme of elevation—on and off the water.

Private flyboard lessons

Few experiences match the exhilaration of flyboarding. Powered by high-pressure jets connected to a watercraft, you’ll soar up to 10 meters in the air—perfect for adrenaline-seekers.

Whether staying in a villa located in the south or within a secure private community in Ibiza, flyboarding adds a bold, unforgettable chapter to your island adventure.

The most exceptional stays on the island of Ibiza are defined by more than just location—they’re shaped by the experiences made possible within your villa. From serene sunrise terraces to show-stopping interiors, Ibiza’s luxury homes offer the kind of amenities that make leaving optional.

Many of our villas belong to a carefully curated collection of villa rentals, often housed in a unique and contemporary villa located in a tranquil setting or a prestigious private community of Vista. For those seeking understated elegance, a luxury design finca near Cala or an Ibiza newly designed luxury villa brings together rustic charm and high-end detail.

Common amenities include:

• Private infinity pools and jacuzzis

• Spa treatment rooms and saunas

• State-of-the-art fitness studios

• Smart home controls and integrated sound systems

• Designer kitchens and wine fridges

• Cinematic media rooms and lounges

• Rooftop terraces and panoramic sea views

• Al fresco dining areas and summer kitchens

• Firepits, shaded pergolas, and sun decks

• Landscaped gardens with sculpture features

• Gated entrances and 24/7 security in south-facing designer villa communities

Whether it’s an infinity pool overlooking the hills or a firelit lounge beneath the stars, many of our villas are crafted with the discerning traveler in mind.