Event Previews & Reviews from Ibiza

After the end of the summer shenanigans, the spirit of Ibiza continues this month.

Traditions held fast last night as hundreds of people took to the beaches of Ibiza and lit bonfires in celebration of this fantastic Spanish event.

Celebrate Sant Joan (John the Baptist), one of the island's biggest fiestas of the year

Ibiza is always a dazzling location to spend Christmas and New Year

One of the most glorious months thanks to the magnetic energy that spreads across the isle.

A delightful month, providing a sneaky taste of the impending summer season. 

With temperatures still in their mid-twenties, visitors gravitate to Ibiza in October.

Beautiful blue skies and glorious sunshine - the perfect excuse to get out and explore.

Far from going quiet after a string of epic closing bashes, Ibiza keeps the party going in October with Halloween headlining the calendar. The night has become a celebration of chilling proportions, where many of the island’s best-loved venues throw devilishly spooky events.

Although Ibiza has gained notoriety for its exceptional offering of clubbing and electronic music, the island has much more to offer its visitors when it comes to entertainment. Throughout the year, there is an abundance of traditional fiestas, fairs and grand events celebrated on the island which means that, no matter what time of the year you visit, there is always something exciting going on.

The weather is positively blooming in February, a perfect destination for a winter break.

A musical gathering with the intention of celebration, connection, inspiration, healing, and expansion through music, dance, art & love. The Wake Up Ibiza Festival returns this September Thursday 10th for a second instalment of the festival-style afternoon of healing and higher consciousness in the gardens of Benimussa Park.

With temperatures steadily warming, April is the perfect time to take a trip to the White Isle.

Sant Jordi is a quiet little place just outside of Ibiza Town that you’d probably never thought to visit. On a Saturday morning however it becomes the place-to-be due to its large and quirky market that is more boot sale than boho chic.