Activities in Ibiza

Boat trips & sailing in Ibiza

There’s no better way to explore Ibiza’s captivating coastline than by boat. With numerous scheduled boat trips of varying lengths of time and at reasonable prices, taking a trip to the sea is highly recommended. Many of these trips include stops for swimming and snorkelling in the famous crystalline Mediterranean waters. Ibiza Town's harbour and Sant Antoni are some of the marinas from which boat trips are frequently available. Whether you want to visit a different beach for the day or explore the coves and do some snorkelling, there is sure to be a boat trip to suit.

Climbing in Ibiza

Rock climbing is quite a new sport in Ibiza, but it's quickly growing. The island has some amazing limestone faces to climb. Many of the routes are quite shady, perfect for those summer outing. Try the areas around Sant Miquel, Sant Mateu or the southern region of Es Cubells, boasting amazing views of Es Vedra. Ibiza's expert climbing guides will show you the best routes on the island and teach you to climb if you're new to the sport.

There is also the possibility of practising water solo climbing (or psicobloc), an exciting version of cliff climbing that was actually born on the neighbouring island of Mallorca.

Culture and guided tours in Ibiza

Discover the best that Ibiza's has to offer with an expert local guide. From learning about the historical city of Ibiza Town, the island's old market towns and legendary hiking trails, to experiencing its traditional food and drink. One could say that there's a lot to see in Ibiza.

Cycling in Ibiza

Road cycling is fast becoming a popular pastime in Ibiza, although not quite to level that it has risen in the neighbouring island of Mallorca. It is best to stick to the roads in the south and on the west coast which tend to be quieter and offer a more challenging and enjoyable ride.

What better way to explore Ibiza than on a bike to enjoy the beautiful scenery? Have a look at our cycling guide for more information and explore the cycling routes in the area. If you are in Ibiza without your biking gear, there are a number of cycle hire shops which rent and sell bikes, gear and more.

Flying in Ibiza

Treat yourself to a helicopter tour of the island with one of the tour operators. This is an exclusive experience which enables you to see aerial views of Ibiza’s celebrated mountains and seas.

Golf in Ibiza

Indoor activities in Ibiza

There are ‘Ten Pin Bowling’ alleys in Ibiza to keep you and the family entertained. They are often located in family entertainment centres with arcades and restaurant facilities. This the perfect activity for when the rare bad weather strikes, or if you just fancy a break from the sunshine. Ibiza’s main bowling alleys are located in and around Ibiza Town (Vilaparc Bowling is the most noteworthy) but you will find some smaller ones in the more commercial beach resorts too.

Mountain-biking & Fat-biking in Ibiza

There are a number of adventure companies offering mountain biking excursions in Ibiza, so you are guaranteed to find some terrain to suit your individual skills. Mountain biking is a challenging and fun activity, but if you are new to the sport then do let a guide take you out for the day and show you the ropes. There are also numerous cycle hire shops offering everything you could possibly need.

Sailing & yachting in Ibiza

There are some sailing schools on the island that will accommodate your family of budding sailors whatever your level. There’s even an opportunity to take things to the next stage by completing your qualified boating or sailing licenses in Ibiza. Ibiza Town, Sant Antoni, Santa Eularia or Playa d'en Bossa have some of the best-known sailing schools on the island.

Spas and massages in Ibiza

Theme parks, waterparks and aquariums in Ibiza

There is a small number of theme parks in Ibiza where you can escape reality for a few hours. Nature lovers can explore the forests near Es Canar at the island's tree top adventure park; with routes for all levels, it's a great family day out. Adrenaline junkies will love being catapulted into the sky in a giant slingshot in Sant Antoni.

Walking, hiking and running in Ibiza

The walking paths and hiking trails in Ibiza can generally be split into two categories: coastal and mountain. Coastal routes are all very accessible and mostly very easy (more like strolls than hikes), but still worth doing for the unbeatable views of the coastline and access to fabulous beaches along the way. Countryside trails can be reached by car, bus or train and generally require a little more energy due to steep inclines. They are a great way to explore Ibiza’s terrain and the many traditional villages that are dotted around the countryside.

Watersports in Ibiza

Ibiza is perfect for watersports with its warm summers, island breezes and interesting coastline. There are plenty of watersports centres where you can learn to sail or enjoy thrilling rides in speedboats, and everything in between. Try the beaches around Santa Eularia, Sant Antoni and Playa d'en Bossa.

Wine tasting & vineyard tours in Ibiza

There are several wineries on the island offering tours and tastings and you will notice that much of the landscape in the central and western parts of Ibiza is dominated by vines. They are often found side by side with olive and almond groves.