Nice and usually not as busy as those around Ibiza Town.

Lovely waterfront and harbour. Lots of bars and restaurants available.

Cozy and nice city, many good restaurants and bars, coast and beach is clean. Perfect for peaceful holidays

Very nice sandy beach with a beautiful promenade. There are many bars and restaurants that you can enjoy.

An excellent promenade kept in clean and tidy condition. Easy to walk along and beach accessible for all ages and abilities. Great selection of bars and restaurants, with NO chain type places.

Lovely resort, blenty off shops ,bars and restaurants, one off the best resorts to stay in ibiza ,friendly and good for family's as well .

Really lovely promanade. The place is kept really clean and very pretty landscaping along the way. Beautiful views out to sea.

Nice beach although full of algae in the water. Theres a person walking around charging cash, although they do get a card machine on request. If you only stay for 5-10 minutes and hes not there, youre fine, but if youre interested in staying longer, Chairs are 7€ each and unbrella Also 7€. So if you take a set of 2 chairs plus umbrella, thats 21€. Free if you bring your own things.

Lovely beach. A little sea weed, but fine. Not too busy in June with three nice restaurants and sunbeds €15 each. Lovely walk round the cliff from Melia Hotel.

Beautiful calm and casual beach located in the eastern part of Ibiza with Pura Vida beach club, beach restaurant Niu Blau and an amazing place called Soulgood. There’s free Parking with lots of space. You can rent a sunbed and umbrella or just bring your towel. There’s lots of space. Nice sandy beach but unfortunately water was dark and full of seaweed. I’ve would recommend going in summer when the water is clear. Secret tip: take a walk to the cliff to watch stunning seaside, hidden villas and nearby bays (flips flops are ok)

Nothing special, expensive, no working shower, dirty water, very calm. Price 30 euros for 2 sunbeds with umbrella- August 2025.

Very nice chilled out beach, calm water, sunbeds 7 euros , 3 restaurants / bars (soulgood comes highly recommended)

A lovely little beach, prettier and more relaxed than the beach in the centre of Santa Eulalia. Surrounded by trees and felt more in the countryside. There was a lovely beach bar that did tasty drinks and a cute gift shop as well.

Great bars and view but the beach is mostly algae.

Best way to get from Santa Eulalia to Ibiza Town. Very easy to buy your tickets online before you board.

Wonderful, unplanned trip from Cala Llonga to Formentera - we got on the wrong boat and the staff kindly let us stay and return with the last ferry back. We had a great day in Formentera! Just be careful which boat you take, because they sometimes depart close together and you’re advised to be at the dock with 15 min to spare.

These guys make my birthday every year as they're not strict about me sitting on the floor at the front and getting splashed by waves, which is a traditional ritual of mine! They have snacks on board and refreshments and always run on time Can't wait to return. It's such a pretty trip from Es Canar to Eivissa that I stay on board and return so that's two hours at sea!

Booked the Santa Eulalia–Formentera ferry via the website. The process was straightforward and the QR code in the confirmation email made boarding simple. Departures were on time both ways. Crew were professional, and drinks were available to buy on board. Would definitely use again!

Great service, we wanted to come back on the earlier ferry as someone wasn't feeling too well, contacted the company and they reissued new tickets without any fuss (likely dependent on availability). Onboard staff were helpful when dis/embarking for those with reduced mobility, drinks, snacks and bus tickets for Formentera can be bought before you dock and toilets were clean.

If you are sensitive to waves and boat movements up and down, rolling on the waves from side to side, don't like draughts or don't like to look at people vomiting around or half lying on tables, you'd better take a ride to Ibiza and from there a 30-minute boat ride to Formentera without this experience, especially if you have children. Or buy a one-way ticket and see by experience.

Took the boat to Formentera for the day. Leaves at 9:30 and 10:30am outbound and we took the 5pm back to Santa Eulalia. €44 per adult. Boat was comfortable and had a bar which sold cold refreshments and snacks. Staff helpful with getting out buggy on and off the boat!

I was seriously disappointed by the quality and taste of the food served. I expected at least an average culinary experience, but what I got felt more like a scout camp cafeteria – bland, lacking freshness and flavor. I won’t even get into the price, which is completely unjustified given the quality. The place itself is absolutely stunning – the atmosphere, location, and design are all truly impressive. Which makes it all the more baffling that such poor cuisine is being served in such a beautiful setting. Ibiza is full of restaurants offering truly delicious food, so this level of carelessness stands out even more. In short: beautiful, but tasteless. Maybe one day they’ll get it right, but for now – a red card.

We have had lunch and evening meal at Aiyanna and both were amazing. We tried several of the dishes on the menu and enjoyed them all. The scallops were particularly good. After eating we took our drinks to relax on the sofas looking out to sea, the view from the restaurant is great. The music is just right, a nice chilled relaxing atmosphere. Thank you for a pleasant day 😊 we will definitely come again and recommend to anyone coming to the area.

Great place to eat as always. This time staff were absolutely fantastic. Very knowledgeable and helpful. We were welcomed.

Aiyanna offers a beautiful setup, stunning views, great food, and outstanding service. These elements perfectly sum up our wonderful experience there. The beach just below the restaurant is an added bonus if you want to spend the day swimming and tanning. As for the food, I can confidently say that almost everything we ordered was excellent. However, the grilled watermelon was a bit off in taste, and the grilled octopus was a bit chewy, so those dishes were a bit disappointing. On the music front, I think they could turn up the volume a little to create more atmosphere and vibes. Overall, though, it was a fantastic experience, and I would recommend it for anyone looking to enjoy a great meal in a beautiful setting.

What a wonderful experience we had at Aiyanna. Food was superb, excellent service and wonderful ambience together with the most incredible views. Loved the music, it was like you had plugged into my Spotify playlist. The full moon was a sight to behold! Absolutely fabulous! We hope to make it back one day! Muchas Graçias! Nosotros te amamos 🥰

We were here today for my wife’s birthday, and I couldn’t have wished for a better meal for a special occasion. From the welcome as you enter to an incredibly attentive waitress we never had to ask for anything everything was timed perfectly didn’t wait too long for anything . Fantastic value children’s food - which they really enjoyed It’s fair to say every single part of the meal and the preparation of the blend of every bit of food we had the flavours were beautifully complimented. I thoroughly recommend the watermelon starter. The cocktails are to die for, and you could easily get carried away here ! Even three separate types of espresso cocktails for post meal I consider it to be incredibly good value for what you get, especially in Ibiza nowadays - we’ve eaten here before on a number of occasions, but it really feels like they’ve stepped it up a gear this year The music and the view are particularly special Literally cannot recommend this place enough

Service is a bit slow, but the food is excellent. The tiramisu is one of the best I’ve ever had. I don’t recommend the strawberry tartare.

One of the best Old Ibiza restaurant / steakhouse ! I come here since over 20 years ✌️

Basics meals. Anyway quality is good. Not the finest Kitchen on Ibiza

I think I can now say I found the place that would be my last meal before I die. The lamb chops and picanha were the best I’ve ever had. The atmosphere and the feeling of home were what completed the night.

Very expensive, pour service, good food, paella with blue lobster with shrimp and no lobster food only bones. Wine too expensive for such kind of beach restaurant. Beach not clan, very old sun bed. Payement after each item order, not at the end of day

Chicken! Great food from BBQ. I recommend: chicken, fried potatoes, tomato salad, can rich wine, olives and aioli. You will be perfectly satisfied :) get a table close to the grill, it's nice to watch the chief preparing your meat. They also have a great hierbas, you get a whole bottle at the end :) make a reservation!

An absolute winner!!! Tiny menu of the most delicious things. The tomato and onion salad is out of this world. The chicken and lamb chops are mouth-wateringly amazing and everything is seasoned and cooked to perfection. Add a plate of delicious manchego and a bottle of Muga (Rioja) and tadaaaaa... the most riddic meal ever. You’re welcome!!!! P.s. bring cash. No card payments.

One of the best chuelton I ever had. Cooked to perfection. The pollo payes was also very good and so was the tomato and onion salad. The scenery is beautiful and very cosy surrounded by trees and plants. Service was friendly and efficient. Price was just right for what you got. We paid 85 euro with tips for 2 people and that Included a bottle of wine, alioli, olives, fries, steak, chicken and salad. At the end we even got a free homemade hierbas bottle as a courtesy. Will definitely come back here! Oh and be aware that it's a very busy place so make sure you book way ahead of time!

We’ve been here for 5 hours and our room is still not ready. We contacted the hotel in advance to inform them we would be arriving very early, since flights from Frankfurt are constantly being cancelled and rescheduled for 5 a.m. They said they would do their best, but we haven’t seen any real effort from the staff to speed up the process. Only two receptionists have been friendly — all the others have been rude and unhelpful, giving us no information. The staff at the restaurant by the pool, however, have been lovely and the food is delicious. We are here with two children, and I’ve already seen many other guests complaining. Lots of people are waiting around the pool with no idea of what’s going on. Ibiza has many wonderful hotels with impeccable service. Don’t make the mistake of coming to this hotel. It’s definitely not a 5-star experience! It’s a shame, but this hotel has serious management issues and is simply not worth it.

I stayed in this hotel from the 23rd to the 26th of September 2025 as a solo traveller attending a conference in the convention centre directly opposite the hotel and for reasons of public safety, I would advise not to stay here. When I entered my room (217 on the second floor), I was met with a strong musty smell. The room felt and smelled damp and mouldy. When I came to go to bed, I noticed curly hairs on the bed, marks, fluff and dust. Owing to the time that I went to bed and clocked these, I slept on the other side of the bed and hoped that housekeeping would change the bedding the next day as I was heading to the conference. Throughout my first full day, I developed lots of red and very sore and itchy bites on my ankles and legs. I assumed I’d been bitten by mosquitos and went to the local pharmacy to get cream. Over the following two days I became more and more bitten. I now know, having returned home to the UK, that they were bed bugs. Having spoken to other conference delegates, approximately six other residents of the same hotel have experienced exactly the same things. Given the severity of my bites, I am now having to take antibiotics to reduce the swelling, itchiness and pain. The hotel overall is tired and dated. They’ve let things slip and I now know that their hotel is riddled with bugs that are very hungry. I would appreciate a refund for what I have experienced and endured. I have reported my findings to the hotel both by email and contact form and wanted to do the decent thing and give them an opportunity to respond. They have not responded and so I feel no choice but to report it here and warn others of what awaits them in the bedsheets.

I was quite dissatisfied with my experience at Aguas de Ibiza. Upon our arrival with my children and friends, we did not receive assistance with our luggage to our rooms. We spent a considerable amount of time in the lift because we were not informed that key cards were required to access our floor. Furthermore, we were left to locate our rooms independently, without any guidance. This was an unprecedented experience for me, particularly from a hotel of a five-star rating. Upon entering our room, we observed that the floor appeared unclean and had several stains. Furthermore, despite having paid for a city view for one of our rooms, we were instead presented with a view of a construction site. When I brought this to their attention, I was informed that they would consider relocating my room, but I did not receive any further communication regarding this matter throughout my stay. Additionally, the bar staff on the ground floor exhibited a rather impolite and unhurried demeanor. I also ordered a fruit platter by the pool, which unfortunately never arrived. The room service was unsatisfactory due to poor phone line quality, which made it difficult to communicate orders effectively. For instance, an order for three Sprites was mistakenly delivered as three servings of fries. I was requested to provide a deposit of 300 euros per room. As I had booked two rooms, I paid a total of 600 euros. I was not informed beforehand that such a payment would be required. The gentleman at the reception assured me that the deposit would be refunded upon my check-out. When I did check out, I inquired with the lady at the desk about the refund, and she stated it would be processed within three days. Upon returning home, I contacted the hotel as I had not yet received my refund. They subsequently sent me a screenshot of a receipt (in Spanish) and a video of the card reader (also in Spanish). I then contacted my bank, who advised me to request the 23-digit ARN from the merchant. The hotel's response was, "we sent you a screenshot of the receipt and a video." Their assistance has been less than satisfactory, and their demeanor quite impolite. Consequently, I have initiated an investigation through my bank. I returned 10 days ago, still no refund!

We stayed here for 2 nights before flying home after a wedding, the hotel is beautiful. Very welcoming and lovely touches like macrons and beach bag in the room. We ordered room service the first night as was tired and this came in good time and was really yummy. Breakfast was lovely but maybe a little expensive for what it was and you can walk out and find lovely things too which we did on our second morning. Unfortunately we didn’t get to experience the whole thing due to the flash floods but we had the most amazing experience in the spa which was just stunning. We came back to our room around 2:30 and it still hadn’t been finished cleaning which was annoying and the housekeepers couldn’t understand very good English and left us short of toilet roll. The concierge helped find a new restaurant for us to visit as Maymanta was closed due to the weather, but we went up the next morning to see the view and will definitely have to come back to experience the hotel in all its glory.

(end is really important, need to check your CCTV, you’re lucky my son is ok.) I’m a regular stayer at the other 5 star hotel on the island, it was closed last week, so, I was excited to give Hotel Aguas a try. I’m going to begin with positives: Overall look. Pool. Breakfast. Cleaning - fantastic. 5 stars. Restaurant manager Augustine, great guy - 5 stars. We were offered refreshments on arrival, great idea. The room. The space, children’s bed + crib - wonderful. Now for the downfalls. - Woman with glasses on the front desk is one of the rudest member of staff I’ve ever encountered. From reading other reviews, I’m certain it’s the same one. She does not give a damn. Nor does the Dutch guy, you may as well speak to the desk itself (there’s a Spanish guy with a quiff *not manager* that is lovely though, keep him.) - No hot water for the first 48 hours. - A mechanical error with our curtains, they wouldn’t close. We tried to use the phone to explain the issue, it sounded like it was underwater. What an earth was wrong with the phone and why did we have every person in Hotel Aguas wanting to speak to us. It didn’t stop ringing. We had to take the batteries out. - Woman in glasses called me “weird” for reporting the calls. Phone was still without batteries. Staff then resorted to just walking straight in, mechanics (3 days after curtains were fixed.) Cleaners (after room had been cleaned.) - (pre agreed by text.) the Manager visited and bought us a bottle of something (gesture was lovely but we had a 4 year old + 4month.) he offered us a car ride on them to the airport, a gesture of good will. We were very grateful and accepted. (hold that thought) Thursday night 9pm ish, my son’s foot got stuck inside the revolving door. I couldn’t reach him. Nobody was at the front desk. Nobody. We were leaving the next day, it was late. His foot was ok and they’d already offered the car as a gesture. We left it and went to bed. Anyway, manager never booked us the car he promised. The Hotel ordered a taxi after we showed text correspondence. We ended up paying for our own gesture of good will. 48 euros. That’s the price of losing customers to the Fenicia when we revisit in March.

We had an overall pleasant stay at the hotel, but several issues left us disappointed — especially given the expectations created by the hotel’s own description and presentation. When we booked, we specifically requested a double bed and a baby cot, as we were traveling with our three-month-old baby. Upon arrival, well past midnight, we found two separate single beds and no baby cot in the room. We could live with the separate mattresses — that was inconvenient but manageable — however, the missing baby cot was completely unacceptable, especially since the hotel had explicitly promised and confirmed both before our arrival. It goes without saying that it is unsafe and dangerous for a baby to sleep anywhere other than in a proper cot, and we found it deeply concerning that this had been overlooked. We immediately informed reception, but were told that “room service was no longer available” and that nothing could be done — except offering us extra towels (for what reason, we still don’t know). Only later did someone unexpectedly knock on our door with a cot they had “managed to find.” While we were relieved, it was alarming that the hotel was initially prepared to leave a baby without a proper place to sleep — something known to increase the risk of sudden infant death syndrome. The restaurant experience was another disappointment. Several dishes on the menu were unavailable — including the octopus and the bone marrow tartare, which are heavily featured with photos across the hotel’s website and menu. Staff never once checked if we wanted another drink or if everything was to our liking. That lack of attentiveness really detracted from what could have been a lovely dinner. On a brighter note, the hotel itself looks beautiful — both the reception area and the rooms are stylish and well-maintained. However, the air conditioning system is not a true air conditioner and doesn’t cool the room effectively. Since we stayed in September, this wasn’t a major issue, but we would definitely not consider returning during the high season, when proper cooling would be essential. The breakfast was excellent — varied, fresh, and beautifully presented. It truly stood out as a highlight of our stay. Unfortunately, the hotel’s description of being “on the beach” turned out to be misleading. There is no real beach — just some sand spread over a plastic sheet, which was even visible in places. This kind of advertising feels deceptive, especially for guests who choose the hotel for its supposed beachfront location. Finally, after our stay, we received a WhatsApp message from the hotel asking us to “please rate them a 10.” We found this quite inappropriate — feedback should be earned, not requested. All in all, we look back on a stay that had potential but fell short in key areas: service, communication, and honest representation of the facilities. Fortunately, the outstanding

Arrived on Monday 27th October and had to wait for our rooms to be finished. My son paid an extra €650 before we came to have his room upgraded but on arrival the room he was given was not what he paid for. The hotel upgraded his room to a better one also my room was upgraded as the previous room I had been allocated was not acceptable. Also I had €50 stolen out of my bag on arrival. The hotel is nowhere near the beach. I will not be recommending this hotel to any of my friends or be staying in this hotel again. They should have staff that can be trusted

Es Terral was such a great find. We went for lunch and were absolutely delighted with our food. Everything from the service to the flavors and ambiance was outstanding and made us want to return soon. The fact that the chef, Matthieu, is present in the dining area and takes time to chat with guests shows how much he cares about his craft. Even if he weren’t so visible, the quality and execution of his food speak for themselves and would be reason enough to come back. Perfect and delicious. Thank you.

We stumbled upon Es Terral randomly and decided to go in because of their Michelin Star. Overall it was an amazing experience. We had the green beans starter, which was crisp and refreshing. The duck main was perfectly cooked, crispy skin and a juicy, tender core. It was accompanied by mashed potatoes, which balanced the course well. For dessert we went for the “tropical eton-mess”, which was an explosion of different textures (crumbled meringue on vanilla ice cream with mango and passion fruit bits) and very fun to eat, while also remaining light and fresh. Service was also incredibly helpful and friendly! We had a lovely chat about the food and the recommended wines. I would definitely revisit to try out the rest of the menu.

What an incredible experience. We felt truly welcomed from the moment we arrived. The Restaurant Manager and the Chef personally guided us through the menu, making it easy to decide. The food was absolutely delicious—perfectly cooked and beautifully presented. The wine was excellent, and they even prepared gluten-free bread for me, served with the most amazing butter. It's those thoughtful details that really stood out. We loved the open kitchen concept and were genuinely impressed that they remembered all my dietary intolerances. To top it off, my friend was celebrating her birthday, and they surprised her with a special touch during dessert. Highly recommended. We’ll definitely be back to explore more of the menu!

What a special dinner. The team are very welcoming and professional, and very helpful. Each dish was delicious, as were the wines. Recommend you book so you also enjoy this restaurant.

Another night in Santa Eulalia and another restaurant. The very best so far. French inspired menu with a small but well considered selection. Pate to start followed by a perfectly cooked cod and succulent duck with the best sort of mash. Finished of with french toast grand marnier. One waitress on duty making everything run like a swiss watch. The prices don't reflect the outstanding quality.

Where shall I begin.. this place is a MUST visit, to enjoy amazing food and absolutely outstanding service! Thank you so much for having us and we will visit again!

Our favourite restaurant during our visit to Ibiza. The duck was absolutely brilliant. Our starters and desserts were to die for. Limited menu meant that whatever you chose was cooked to perfection. Always better to make a reservation here so as not to disappoint. Great service and reasonably priced. Enjoy!!

A lovely interior garden that brings you peace and relax. Food is extremely tasty, while keeping the traditional gastronomy of Eivissa, the golden island. I highly recommend this lovely restaurant to anybody that would like to create long-lasting memories.

Went for the traditional paella with sangria and both were fantastic. Great venue in lovely vibrant street. Nice and relaxed atmosphere with great service😁

Lovely place, enjoy the inner garden of the restaurant, food and wine selection are excellent

🚨 AVOID AVOID AVOID My partner and I dropped by for quick tapas lunch about 2h ago and as of now, we still haven’t fully recovered from terrible stomachache that followed. We knew right away something was off with the seafood (we got shrimps al ajillo) and patatas bravas (you could taste the oil wasn’t fresh) but we continued eating simply because we were hungry. Beyond disappointed and surely frustrated — we paid 60eur for all of that. The best thing was the olive oil that came for the bread. The service was also sub par — frankly, the waitresses seemed sad and not very friendly. Too bad such a charming place leaves so much room for improvement.

the most beautiful and accomodating staff, very inviting and calming atmosphere in the heat. the tapas were incredibly delicious, especially the garlic prawns (to die for!!). definitely would come back everyday if possible :)

We came across this little jem in the back streets , a lovely traditional Spanish bar from the road side but inside it Is a little oasis with quaint tables and terracotta tiles around a lovely garden excellent service very friendly staff very clean and welcoming , a great alternative to the seafront bars highly recommended.

Got tempted by the picture of lemon cake online. Very solid food - got patatas bravas, pork shoulder steak, calamari, gambas al ajillo. It’s a family restaurant and the chef was our server’s mother. Our server herself was absolutely amazing and friendly and even gave us a shot on the house to try!