Transport Ibiza

Las Dalias Hippy Market, held every Saturday Morning in a roadside courtyard near San Carlos village in the North East of the Island, is the local market where more authentic leather crafts and goods are sold, rather than the tourist memorabilia found elsewhere on the...

Every Thursday at 6pm, in the courtyard of the 14th century Church of San Miguel de Balansat, perched on top of a hill in the North of Ibiza, the dance of the Ball Pages is performed. Translated as “Country Dance” it is also considered a courting ritual where a man...

Ibiza is famous for its magical and romantic sunsets and every trip to the Island should include time out to witness the spiritual and reflecting aura of sunset, where the mind is captivated without thought. Do it the organic way by sitting on a rock or beach in...

Just outside the walls of Dalt Villa is the old fisherman quarter of La Marina, with its whitewashed, narrow, enclosed streets, full of street vendors, artists, shops and bars. This cosmopolitan port area is home to flashy yachts and ships and its a bustling hive of...

Dalt Villa means high town. Within its fine renaissance walls, built in the 12th century, are the ruins of 4 civilisations. Today, a Christian Catalan cathedral stands at the top of the hill which has many steps to reach. There are guided historical tours, and it may...

Ibiza has many places of interest to visit, that are free, or just have a small nominal charge. A car is essential in Ibiza if a person wants to truly appreciate the diverse options available. Ibiza has 4 main areas that attract holidaymakers. 1) Excursions and...