
Festes de Santa Eularia des Riu Festival
It's party time once again in Ibiza as the Santa Eulalia celebrates its patron saint. People flock to Santa Eulalia to enjoy the carnival atmosphere.
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A quieter but popular town on east coast of the island
Situated 15km north along the east coast from Ibiza town is the charming municipality of Santa Eularia. This area has a slower and more relaxed pace of life than its neighbours of Ibiza town and San Antonio.
There are beaches, markets and charming villages, making this an attractive destination for families and travellers wanting an alternative to nightlife.
The pretty town centre is based around a pretty promenade, where there are plenty of restaurants, bars and cafés, plus a stunning white sandy beach. Well known for its gastronomy this is a good spot to pick a restaurant and order your fill of delicious seafood.
Shopping here is also very good with some lovely boutiques in the town, but can be pricey around the exclusive marina area. The beautiful old town is worth the 15-minute walk from the new town and is home to the church of Puig de Missa
Trawling the summer markets is a great way to spend your time away from the beaches. With local art works, jewellery, clothes and food produce you can find plenty of souvenirs and small treats to take home with you.
Santa Eularia itself hosts a regular artisan market selling everything from soaps, to cheese and jewellery to leather goods. But if you travel along the coast you will also find the popular Hippy Market of Punta Arabi. Probably one of the most poplar markets in the island.
To the south along the coast you will come to Cala Llonga which hosts a beautiful market on Thursday evenings, great for a shop as you leave the beach.
It's party time once again in Ibiza as the Santa Eulalia celebrates its patron saint. People flock to Santa Eulalia to enjoy the carnival atmosphere.
Thousands of runners will be able to enjoy 42,195 metres of this lively and beautiful island from a different perspective. The unique location of Santa Eulària des Riu is the starting point.
The church of Es Puig de Missa is the perfect destination if you're looking for a little culture and some exercise. Situated up a rather steep but short walk this is one to get your heart pumping after a week of lying on the beach.
And for another dose culture and a look back in history why not try the Ethnographic Museum. Situated in a delightful traditional house the museum offers you a glimpse into Ibiza's rural past
In a pretty Ibizan house is the Ethnographic Museum of Ibiza. Permanently on display are artefacts that demonstrate how life was in Ibiza in the past.
This stunning church is hard to miss as it's situated at the top of a high hill overlooking the whole of Santa Eulalia.
The beach resort of Santa Eularia is perfect for families with shallow waters and white sandy beaches backed with bars, restaurants and cafés.
A brief walk north of the town along the coast will bring you to Es Niu Blau beach which is another favourite for those who enjoy water sports and being able to relax in a little shade during the strong midday sun. Bordered by pine trees this quiet beach is a good spot to bring children if you don't want to spend the whole day in the sun.
This man-made beach of white sand stretches for 300m and is accessible from all parts of Santa Eulalia.
Just north of Santa Eulalia is the peaceful beach of Es Niu Blau. Around 100m of golden sand ensures plenty of bathing spots and the bordering pine trees provide some shade.
Slightly less busy than some of the other beaches close to Santa Eulalia this beach offers not only great white sandy, shallow bathing and restaurants but also hosts a diving school.
Just north of Ibiza town and south of Santa Eularia is the stunning beach of Cala Llonga.
This is a favourite hot spot just above the resort of Santa Eulalia in the popular small town of Es Canar.
If you find nearby Cala Llonga too crowded and built up, then less than a kilometre away is the pretty little cove of Sol d'en Serra.
Ideally located in Santa Eulalia Bay, this beach restaurant has wonderful sea views. Enjoy Mediterranean cuisine made with local produce.
A longstanding tradition, La Casita is in an old reformed finca owned by chef Johannes, who has been successfully pampering his guests with delicious cooking for the last 30 years.
Boasting wonderful views of the harbour and the sea, this restaurant serves a wide variety of international and Mediterranean cuisine using only fresh ingredients.
This seafood restaurant is located in the heart of the 'Restaurant Street' in Santa Eulalia. Unlike other seafood restaurants in Ibiza, they offer a contemporary twist on traditional dishes.
Somiart is an "Art-Restaurant" where you can enjoy delicious food and let various performers entertain you.
"Es Terral" is the name of a night wind that brings freshness... So does this little restaurant located in a small pedestrian street of Santa Eulalia Del Río.
This town really comes alive at night and you will find many families and couples strolling around the promenade, marina and central town area. There are an abundance of nice bars to choose from once you have had dinner, and although not known for its clubbing scene there are a few late night options to enjoy with live music and DJs.
The marina offers some live music and variety...although some of these seemed a little karaoke-style but worth a look.
The front promenade is full of lovely late night restaurants and for something a little different and more quirky then head into the smaller street away from the shore.
If you're a keen golfer then staying in Santa Eularia could offer you the best chance for a round.
Situated halfway between Santa Eularia and Jesus is the one and only golf course on the island. Offering you a choice of nine or 18 holes this picturesque course is a real treat and makes a nice change to the sandy beaches.
Located in a small natural area in Es Canar, this tree top adventure park offers different circuits for adults and children.
A fairly new complex in the heart of Santa Eulalia that offers you clay courts to practise on and the chance to stay fit during your holiday.
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.
An hour-long circular hike taking in three beaches, an ancient defence tower, and epic coastal views.
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.
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.
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.
Offering a wide range of water sports, including catamaran sailing, windsurfing, canoeing and stand up paddle boarding from their two centres in Santa Eulalia and in Es Pujols on Formentera.
Punta Dive was established in 1997 and has grown to become one of the leaders in Dive education in Spain. After 18 years, they changed their name to Divestar Ibiza.
Aqua Fit sessions delivered at your villa pool by qualified, insured and highly experienced instructors.
Aqua Yoga sessions delivered at your villa pool by qualified, insured and highly experienced instructors.
The Diving Centre is open all year round, taking advantage of the good climate. The water temperature varies between 14 and 28 degrees Celsius, optimal to dive all year around.
Offering a wide range of courses for experienced sailors, complete beginners and children. With over 30 years experience, the teachers can offer expert advice and coaching.
Sitting in the midst of aromatic herb gardens and fruit trees and overlooking the spectacular Ibizan coast, the hotel can offer guests a unique countryside vista and direct access to the gentle rural ambience of the north coast of Ibiza.
Located in the exclusive private urban area of Can Furnet which is in the Santa Eulalia district but actually within easy reach of Ibiza town itself.
This marvellous authentic country Ibicenco house, decorated in a luxurious Asian style is situated in a privileged area in the Atzaró valley close to San Carlos and Santa Eulalia.
Large luxury villa carefully designed, for rent, located in the area of Roca Lisa, Santa Eulalia, Ibiza.
Sitting in the midst of aromatic herb gardens and fruit trees and overlooking the spectacular Ibizan coast, the hotel can offer guests a unique countryside vista and direct access to the gentle rural ambience of the north coast of Ibiza.
Located in the exclusive private urban area of Can Furnet which is in the Santa Eulalia district but actually within easy reach of Ibiza town itself.
Large luxury villa carefully designed, for rent, located in the area of Roca Lisa, Santa Eulalia, Ibiza.
This marvellous authentic country Ibicenco house, decorated in a luxurious Asian style is situated in a privileged area in the Atzaró valley close to San Carlos and Santa Eulalia.
The hotel is located near the most unexplored beaches of Ibiza, in the town of Sant Llorenç, in the north of the island. The house, more than two hundred years old, has been lovingly restored following the models of Ibizan architecture.
Sitting in the midst of aromatic herb gardens and fruit trees and overlooking the spectacular Ibizan coast, the hotel can offer guests a unique countryside vista and direct access to the gentle rural ambience of the north coast of Ibiza.
This rural hotel is located at the bottom of Puig d'Atzaro, is 5 km away from the village of Santa Eulalia. Its location allows a fast and easy access to interesting sights in the North of the Island but, at the same time, it has maintained the flavour of the Ibiza that has not been transformed by mass tourism.
An 18th-century former small farmhouse which has been meticulously restored and converted into a small private luxury boutique hotel, offering comfortable and modern accommodation with a warm bohemian touch.
This hotel is located in a fantastic area of rural land consisting of 40,000 square metres and only 5km from Ibiza Town.
The family-run rural villa was built in 1920 and is located on farming land, coexisting with the agriculture, livestock and forestry.
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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