September Holidays in Ibiza

Ibiza is home to many exciting markets where you can buy handmade crafts and local food products while enjoying the buzzing atmosphere. Top recommendations are Las Dalias Night Market (7pm-1am on Mondays and Tuesdays) where you can often hear live music, and Hippy Market Punta Arabi (10am-6pm on Wednesdays) on the premises of Club Cala Martina, which is conveniently shaded by pine trees.

Head to Ibiza's fortified old town for a slice of history and culture. This area is filled with ancient architecture which adds to the sweeping views of the waterfront and the rest of the island. The restaurants here serve outstanding Mediterranean seafood and are usually housed amongst the old stone buildings for a romantic ambience - a great place for a dinner date.

This quirky luxury store for home furnishings is a must-visit for some retail therapy. It's decorated with giant robot sculptures, pink elephants, and silver skulls, and boasts a stunning interior design to showcase its unusual homeware, furniture, and antiques.

Also known as 'Lobster Cave', this aquarium sits in a large natural cave and houses rescued sea turtles before they are released back into the wild. It also exhibits tanks featuring fascinating specimens of Mediterranean marine, including rainbow wrasse and sea sponges.

This cosy beach offers sun loungers for visitors to bask on the shore. The shallow waters and panoramic views make it suitable for families with young children. Enjoy a sunset on the shore before heading to one of the restaurants on top of the cliffs.