Las Dalias market
Running since 1985, Las Dalias hippy market is probably the best and most famous of all Ibizan markets.

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This tiny islet has a long and intriguing history
Just off the western coast of the island lies an small archipelago of uninhabited islands. The largest of these is Illa de sa Conillera, literally translated at "rabbit island", due to its residents.
The islet has an interesting history, at one point is was used by pirates to attack San Antonio and now folklore says witches collect materials from there. It's possible to catch a boat across to the island from San Antonio, to have a walk around and to see the views from the 19th century lighthouse at Punta de sa Torre.
Running since 1985, Las Dalias hippy market is probably the best and most famous of all Ibizan markets.
This market is located off the beaten track, on a road that connects San Antonio, San Rafael and Santa Agnes, in front of Can Tixedo Restaurant.
The northern town of Sant Joan de Labritja celebrates its local market every Sunday throughout the year with a festive atmosphere and lots to see and buy.
This new project aims to transform Ibiza Town's most emblematic neighbourhoods, the port and marina, through light, video, music and performances.
Every year, on the day of their saint, each village and town in Ibiza hosts a celebration in which tradition, culture, and sports are always present. The party continues for a couple of weeks.
The Noches de Reyes (Night of Kings) takes place the evening before, on the 5th January each year and then the Day of Kings is celebrated by people across Spain on the 6th January.
A lighthouse was built on the island in 1857, however it was thought to have been inhabited, or at least used as shelter, for many years prior to this. A few years ago three skeletons were found on the islands. They were carbon dated to the early part of the sixteenth century and are believed to be the remains of pirates who had been taken to the island for execution.
A rocky island that has deep coastal waters, there are no beaches as you might normally expect. There is also very little vegetation apart from shrubs and herbs such as thyme and rosemary, which give off a delicious aroma.
Cala Conta is made up of three sandy bays, all with stunningly clear azure waters to swim in.
Just south of San Antonio is the 300m long white sandy beach of Cala Bassa.
Only a stone's throw from Cala Llentia is the small bay of Cala Codolar. The perfect beach if you're looking to escape the crowds for a bit.
Located between the beaches of Cala Tarida and Cala Codolar, this small bay can be hard to find.
Not the lush white sand beach that we know and love in Ibiza, and not a pebble beach either...this small port is the perfect place to get away from the crowds on the south-west coast.
Cala Tarida is 900m long, hence a popular destination with tourists, in particular families. It's also one of the most beautiful.
The restaurant is located in front of Illa des Bosc island. It's one of the best place to watch the sunset in Ibiza.
A legendary beach club surrounded by nature on an unspoilt beach on the western Ibiza coastline. Famous for its sunsets, this is a great place to sip a cocktail and just relax.
Ses Roques restaurant is located in one of the most beautiful places of the island: Cala Conta beach.
This is an easy hike along a rough but not difficult trail; it’ll take you along cliff edges with beautiful coastal views, to one of Ibiza’s lesser-known tourist sights and to hidden beaches much quieter than Conta or Tarida.
A two hour hike that you can do in either direction or both ways if you’re feeling energetic, it will take you past the stunning beaches of Salada and Gracio as well as the hidden gem Cala Yoga, you can explore the dramatic headland of Punta de ses Galera and stop for a rest at the Hostal La Torre for a coffee with a great view.
A 90 minute hike taking in a place of historical interest, a private cove and stunning coastal views in the west of Ibiza.
Santa Agnes, a tiny hamlet in the north-west of Ibiza that doesn’t get much in the way of tourist traffic but does make a good starting point for a hike along some truly epic coastline.
An hour-long circular hike taking in three beaches, an ancient defence tower, and epic coastal views.
This is actually the only natural river on the island so it is lovely that they have paved this way so you can enjoy it. With information boards along the way you can learn about your surroundings.
Just off the West coast of Ibiza lies a group of 15 islands that make up the Cala d'Hort Marine Nature Reserve which provides some of the best diving to be found anywhere in the Mediterranean.
Situated on the S'Estanyol beach in the middle of the San Antonio Bay, this watersports centre offers a variety of activities to entertain you.
Get started with sea kayaking in the gorgeous blue waters around Ibiza.
During the summer the Arenal cove is protected from the wind because the predominant wind comes from the East so the sea remains relatively calm, which makes it an excellent location to practice water sports, especially diving.
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Luxury prestigious villa that offers you the comforts of your dream holiday away from home, making your dream vacation in Ibiza a truly memorable one.
This luxury villa of impeccable quality is situated in the most intimate and exceptional of settings and offers breathtaking sea views.
Spread over 400 square metres this beautiful villa sits in a secluded location, just 5 minutes from the beaches of Cala Yundal, Es Torrent and Porroig.
Situated on a hilltop surrounded by pine trees this luxury villa has 7 double bedrooms, an open terrace and a wonderful sea view.
The “Can Blanc” house is a private luxury home with 1.200m2 of enclosed land, including a pool and 4 areas where bedrooms are located:
Large house with private swimming pool and large terrace areas and exclusive gardens areas. Situated just 19km from the capital of Ibiza (20 minutes by car), and only 350 meters from 2 pretty pebbled creeks.
Located in the buzzing San Antonio Bay in Ibiza, this hotel offers views of the world-famous island sunsets. A collaboration between Melia and Ibiza Rocks, the hotel has all the modern facilities with a music-focused attitude.
Located in a quiet area but close to some of Ibiza's best beaches and bays, this hotel is perfect for a relaxing break in the middle of a fragrant pine forest.
This boutique hotel came as a result of rescuing a 1970s building and turning it into a stunning contemporary space. The hotel is a unique proposal of design, comfort and outstanding service.
This stunning hotel, is decorated with brightly coloured 70s furniture. Located just a few minutes from the beach, the hotel offers a unique experience.
Considered one of the finest accommodation complexes on the island, its huge range of facilities and services oriented for British guests covers everything needed for the perfect family holiday.
The innovative design, stunning sea views and wonderful sunsets will make your stay unforgettable. San Antonio Bay is also famous for being one of the most beautiful bays in the Mediterranean.
This established local company, based in Sant Miquel, is English-run. They offer fully licensed and insured vehicles for your private transfers from Ibiza airport to resorts all around the island.
With over 25 years of experience on the White Isle, this company offer airport transfers as well as VIP taxi services around the island.
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