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Ibiza, just 80 kilometres off the coast of Valencia, is one of the most popular island destinations in Spain. It is the third largest of the Balearic Islands and is most well-known for its party scene during the summer months. Ibiza, however, is also a popular destination for families who enjoy the beach and spending time in historical towns and visiting museum.

Essentials in Ibiza

You’ll find a nice combination of rocky coasts, sandy beaches, pristine landscapes and built-up tourist towns. There is a mix of nature and culture to discover in the Balearics, especially in Ibiza. Enjoy the sunshine and the monuments, this island is all about enjoying life to sit back, relax and enjoy - in other words, holidays in Ibiza are sure to delight.

D’Alt Vila: It's an old walled town which was first inhabited by the Romans in the sixteenth century. Inside their stone fortress is the Plaça de la Vila with many restaurants and shops. Behind the plaza it's possible to walk along the top of the walls for great views of the area.

Necròpolis del Puig des Molins: This necropolis is an ancient burial ground dating back to Phoenician times, around the 7th century BC. There is a path around the hill that leads to burial caverns that are cut deep into the hill.

Beaches: Ibiza has more than 80 beaches, more than enough to choose from. The best beaches: Cala Jondal (San José), Benirras, Ses Salines, Port des Torrent, and Playa de s'Estanyol.

Summer parties: During the summer all of the restaurants open up their terraces and sidewalk tables. The island lends itself to the nighthawks that are looking to dance after an evening dinner. This is the place to find the most popular parties and music events in Europe all summer long. The best clubs: Pacha, KM5, Space, Eden and Amnesia.

Shopping: You can find everything in Ibiza from designer label sunglasses for the beach to perfumes and wines. Ibiza’s Port / Marina is the place to start when looking for unique clothing boutiques. Also Vara del Rey Avenue and Rosello are good streets full of shops.

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Accommodations in Ibiza

Most of the island’s hotels can be found near Sant Antoni and along Play d’en Bossa. The Playa is pretty and charming, still holding on to its Spanish feel but is also close to the airport. Tourists tend to flock Sant Antoni for its nightlife and party scene. If you’re looking for something more secluded, there are many villas for rent in the interior and flats for rent in the villages.

If you are searching for hotels in Ibiza for trips in July and August, they are few and far between, mostly due to immense popularity and being booked up quickly far in advance. Groups can often get discounted prices but for families and small groups, renting a holiday apartment in San Antoni is the best budget option.