Holiday homes & rentals on Ibiza

From June to September, with water temperatures of 25 ° C and more, there are optimal conditions for a beach vacation on the 130 miles long coast of Ibiza. Because of the gently sloping shore, the beach of Es Caná is a popular attraction for guests with children. Also Santa Eulalia offers a fine sandy beach, which invites to build castles.

Water fun is guaranteed at the Aquamar Water Park in Sant Josep de sa Talaia. Spectacular slides like the Kamikaze and the Black Hole provide an adrenaline kick. Paddling pools with multi-faceted play options are available for the youngest.

The Aquarium Cap Blanc in Sant Antoni de Portmany on the west coast is another attractive destination for families. Fish in dazzling colors, bright starfish and crabs admire you up close. In addition, injured sea turtles also live here, which continue to live in the wild after loving care.

Taking a boat trip is one of the most pleasant ways to explore the island. Full and half-day excursions are available, and you can easily book a tour at one of many kiosks located across the island.

In the south-west of the island is downtown Ibiza. The town is often overlooked in favour of the beaches. However, it boasts a magnificent medieval castle, historic streets and delightful shops.

Back in the swinging '60s, the island became synonymous with hippy culture. Though times have moved on, you can still experience alternative culture at the Es Caná and San Carlos hippy markets. Pick up vintage collectibles and colourful clothing for a unique souvenir of the island.

Puerto de San Miguel is home to one of Ibiza's natural wonders; caves. The fossilised structures are awe-inspiring, and according to legend have long been the home of smugglers.

From the city wall you have a wide view to the bay of Talamanca or the neighboring island of Formentera. With a small ferry you can visit them. Pack your bath towel and discover the charming beaches of Talamanca, Playa d'en Bossa and Figueretas.

Ibiza Town does not have its own stretch of beach, however the closest one is not far from your vacation rental in Ibiza. If you don't mind the summer heat, take a leisurely 15-minute walk to the nearest beach in the suburb of Figueretas.

ask your landlord for bicycles that he can lend you. This will make it even faster to Figueretas. The locality is a good address for cheaper Ibiza vacation rentals than the usually more expensive ones right in the center of town. The earlier you book, the more likely you are to find your individual island home on the Balearic Islands.

Es Vedra

Reports of UFO sightings, unexplained magnetic fields, and resident nymphs have certainly piqued the interest of visitors who report a potent magical energy at Es Vedra. The sunsets are rather special too.

Cala Comte Beach

Cala Comte is also one of the best spots for sunsets, and offers fantastic views of the tiny islands along Ibiza's coastline. Enjoy chilled-out ambient music and cold beers in the beach bars.

Castle of Ibiza

An uphill walk along winding cobbled paths leads you up to this majestic 12th-century castle. Take in the striking architecture and views of Ibiza's harbour and coast.

Ibiza Old Town

The Old Town, or Dalt Vila, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that boasts 2,500 years of history. Marvel at the cathedral and other historical gems, before dining in one of the quaint restaurants.

Formentera

Regarded as one of the last outposts of paradise in Europe, Formentera's turquoise waters and white sands are unbeatable. Rustic beach cafés serve refreshments until late.