Top 38 things to do and attractions in Ibiza Town

What I like about this club is the keep the level over service over years. Sunday night is the best as Solomon is playing there. Entrance can be very crowded especially if you buy the before 1am entrance. The staff are nice and supportive and I like the resting and smoking area. Highly recommended.

Pacha feels like one of the safest clubs in Ibiza, which really lets you relax and enjoy yourself. The vibe is incredible – probably one of the best nights out you can have here. Prices are crazy high, especially for water and long drinks, but they do offer some drink packages that help a bit. The food wasn’t great and felt overpriced. Still, the atmosphere and organization make it totally worth visiting.

Went for Solomun, great music, but over crowded. I couldn't dance it was so packed. I felt so squished. I kept getting my feet stepped on. I am going again to see Rufus and hoping for a better experience. If you do go, and you're like me and NEED your space, I highly recommend getting the VIP. They didnt look squished. Update: Ended up going for both Music On and Rüfüs and both days had a WAY better experience. So I suppose it depends on the dj. People were also way nicer the latter 2 events. Music On was phenomenal. Increased my rating from 3 to 4 stars.

This was the very first club I went to when I arrived in Ibiza, and honestly, it impressed me the most. The venue looks incredible, with a sleek design and an atmosphere that immediately puts you in the party mood. The sound system is absolutely top-notch (crystal clear and powerful) and the light show is on another level, creating a truly unforgettable experience. Another big plus was the cleanliness and accessibility of the bathrooms, which is not always the case in big clubs. Even though it got a bit crowded at some points, I think that’s totally expected in August and depends on the type of party. One thing I would like to see changed is the water situation. Serving it in cans might look cool and trendy at first, but it’s not practical on the dancefloor, having to hold a can so it doesn’t spill takes away from the vibe. Bringing back bottles with caps, at least for water, would make a huge difference. Also, I would have loved to book a VIP table to compare the experience with a regular ticket, but I didn’t manage this time. For sure, next time I come to Ibiza, I’ll go for the VIP experience here, because the place is totally worth it. Overall, Pacha gave me one of the best clubbing experiences I’ve ever had, and I can’t wait to come back!

One to tick off the bucket list. Attended a defected house night. Place was rammed and everyone enjoying themselves. The sound in here is next level, ears still ringing now. Would recommend buying a drinks package if you book your tickets online as they are expensive if not. 2x cans of water and a bottle San Miguel €42. Water in cans is a pain too, must be a ploy to make to drink more as can’t put lid on and dance away. Would 100% go back, would love to attend a trance night or to see one of the old school DJs.

Overall, a cool club with a rooftop bar. The music and the crowd are amazing! It does get a bit crowded… so it’s recommended to arrive early.

Was not a fan of this club is was overly packed with no space to walk anywhere. Gets a lot of hype but wasn't for me the other clubs I went to were much better. The design of the place was nice but other than I couldn't enjoy this spot that much.

Really good history museum! There’s a cool chance to explore some tombs too, which was super interesting. Definitely worth a visit if you’re into history. Also: free entry!

A true gem! One of the finest museums for me. Very compact and informative so you can see a lot without being distracted. Free to enter

This is a world-class museum that would easily be at home in Madrid or London. The only difference is that this museum is absolultely free. Several well-designed spaces with beautiful artefacts from the Phoenician, Punic and Roman eras - all very touching in their way, a reminder that people in Ibiza loved each other in exactly the same way 2,700 years ago. The tombs themselves are large and impressive. You definitely need the safety helmet they recommend because the ceilings dip in places! But what really bumps this into 5 stars is the staff - I arrived 40 mins before closing on a Friday night and all of the staff were wonderfully welcoming, knowledgeable and helpful. I would have spent much longer there if I'd had time. Ibiza can be proud of this museum. Definitely worth a visit.

A great bit of history. Unfortunately, limited access due to torrential rain a couple of days earlier. But we'll worth a visit.

Amazing historical spot in Ibiza. Free entry, easy bag hold area, super informative exhibits and very clean/modern museum. We were the only ones there on a Saturday morning and everyone was so kind. Definitely worth it.

Absolutely loved the experience of this museum. There is an area outside as well as inside. You can enter the tombs and see the sarcophagi where they were buried. The museum offers a wide range of artifacts. When we visited part of the area was still blocked off due to heavy rains before. If you want to spend an hour or so to explore this is a great way to learn more about the history of the island. There are lockers for bags as well as clean restrooms.

This was such a great museum, the staff was so friendly and helpful, and it is free! After watching a short video covering the basic history of the island (available in multiple languages), you can go upstairs in the museum to see the artifacts recovered from the burial site and go outside to see the excavated grounds. It was very interesting to see 3 different eras and people buried in the same grave, with separate preparations from the era and culture and to go underground to see the layout of the graves as well as see the shafts from above. Very interesting check-in with history while in Ibiza

Portal de ses Taules is an absolutely stunning entrance to Dalt Vila, Ibiza’s old town. What a beauty—this ancient gateway, with its massive wooden doors and cobbled path, instantly transports you to another era. It’s the perfect start to your Ibiza adventure, setting the tone before you head off to explore the island’s iconic beaches and legendary nightlife. Charming, historic, and unforgettable. Ahhh, pure magic.

Decided to see a little more of Ibiza so did the old town. There's a tourist information in the town. We went there and got a map where she marked key things to visit. Just note that the church closes at 2 PM and reopens at 5 PM so we missed our window to go inside. A lot of steep inclines so This might be an issue if mobility is a factor or you have little legs with you. The views are amazing once you get the top but you would have earned it.

Ibiza known as a party island, however its history stretching beyond just clubs and beaches. The old castle of Ibiza is definitely worth to take a break from the clubbing and to explore it. Beside great Birdseye view of the Ibiza you will get some shopping and very fine dining. I strongly recommend to spend your time there

It’s a really cool huge castle gate that you walk up and it’s very interesting to see how Ibiza built itself around this medieval church and castle. You don’t need any tickets or anything, it’s just part of the city

There’s more to Ibiza then clubs. This is one of many historical sites you can visit. It is the main entrance to the walled enclosure of the old town of Ibiza. It is situated between the bastions of Sant Joan and Santa Llúcia, and was built between 1584 and 1585. In 1888, the moat in front of the doorway was crossed by slats of wood, which were later replaced by a drawbridge and, in the early 20th century, by a permanent bridge. The gateway is crowned by the imperial coat of arms and crown. On both sides of the gateway there are replicas of the original statues, which are kept in the Archaeological Museum.

The main entrance to the walled city. It is a beautiful walkway leading to the walled city.

It is the best known of the medieval gates leading to Dalt Vila of Ibiza and is the main gate of the castle. You will cross a stone drawbridge and upon entering the gate you will walk directly to the Plaza de Vila, or the main square, where you will find many restaurants and shops with handmade products. Dalt Vila which translates to 'Upper Town' is amphitheatrically built and surrounded by 16th century walls. Ibiza's old town, or Dalt Vila, contains many interesting sights and a maze of alleys worth exploring. Its walls are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and within them are many of the island's historic buildings.

Great little market. Bought some delicious peaches from here. The vegetables and other fruits looked good… the tomatoes smelled beautifully fresh!

We had a lovely lunch there. Juice, salad, sandwich…. All natural.

Nice place to do some shopping

Best tuna sandwich I have ever eaten. Family ran stall that has been there for years. I must visit!

A quaint fresh produce open air market in the middle of modern shopping area. A great place to cool your feet to eat some delicious fruits in season. Just to be safe you can wash your fresh fruit from the market on a nearby public faucet before enjoying your healthy snack. We had a bunch of local grapes and a local pear that were sweet and juicy. A nice respite from the modern processed food that abounds from the stores around the market.

Small market place with veg and bracelets

Nice but it very big, nothing near as good as Barcelona, Seville etc

A town within a town! There is so much more to see up this ramp and into an even more ancient part of the city. We weren’t prepared for it lol. There are also really great views and lots of secret quiet plazas to get lost in.

This is such a beautiful historically rich area in which we thoroughly enjoyed exploring and only wish we had more time to do so. The buildings are beautiful with a stunning cathedral and lots of restaurants and beautiful gift shops nestled between each other in the small narrow streets. We will most certainly return in the future to experience more of this picture perfect old town.

Neighborhood in Ibiza, also called the Old Town. Lovely place to walk around. A must see in Ibiza. There’s more then clubs and beaches! Dating from the Renaissance, fortified Dalt Vila (Upper Town) with its imposing Portal de ses Taules gateway offers cobblestone streets with cozy bars, shops, sidewalk cafes, and art galleries, along with military cannons, tunnels, and panoramic Balearic Sea views.

Absolutely stunning place at the sunset. Old city with a lot of shops and restaurants, great atmosphere, I recommend it.

The Medieval Festival is a great time to visit Dalt Vila. Lots of food, entertainment and the place really does feel alive. Its a great time to go with the family.

Most magical place in the island

Great for walking and nice vibes.

Ibiza by night, trop cool !

Love this street

(Translated by Google) Vara del Rey Ibiza is one of the most iconic and bustling streets in Ibiza Town, known for its vibrant atmosphere, history, and traditional and modern essence combined in one place. Attractions and Atmosphere: Vara del Rey Street is famous for its lively atmosphere day and night. It is lined with cafes, bars, restaurants, and shops, making it an ideal place to stroll, eat, or have a drink with friends. The street exudes a history that is reflected in its architecture and atmosphere, with a bohemian feel that attracts both locals and tourists. History and Culture: Vara del Rey was originally an important street in Ibiza's Old Town. Its name pays tribute to the Spanish soldiers who fought in the Cuban War in the 19th century, specifically to the 'Vara del Rey', a symbol of heroism and sacrifice. This gives the street a historical value that blends with its vibrant daily life. Recommendations: - Visit during the day to enjoy the hustle and bustle of the city and the gastronomic offerings. - At night, the street comes alive with live music and events. - Explore the local shops and wine bars to discover typical products and souvenirs. - Appreciate the architecture and traditional character of the buildings. In short: Vara del Rey Ibiza is a must-see for anyone who wants to experience the island's culture, history, and vibrant lifestyle all in one place. Its combination of history, festive atmosphere, and gastronomy make it a highlight of any visit to Ibiza. (Original) Vara del Rey Ibiza es una de las calles más emblemáticas y concurridas de la ciudad de Ibiza, conocida por su vibrante ambiente, su historia y su esencia tradicional y moderna combinadas en un solo lugar. Atracciones y ambiente: La calle Vara del Rey es famosa por su animado ambiente durante el día y la noche. Está rodeada de cafeterías, bares, restaurantes y tiendas, convirtiéndola en un lugar ideal para pasear, comer o tomar algo con amigos. En la calle se respiraba una historia que se refleja en su arquitectura y en la atmósfera, con un toque bohemio que atrae tanto a locales como a turistas. Historia y cultura: Originalmente, Vara del Rey fue una calle importante en el casco antiguo de Ibiza. Su nombre rinde homenaje a los soldados españoles que lucharon en la Guerra de Cuba en el siglo XIX, específicamente a las 'Vara del Rey', un símbolo de heroísmo y sacrificio. Esto le confiere a la calle un valor histórico que se combina con su vibrante vida cotidiana. Recomendaciones: - Visitar durante el día para disfrutar del bullicio y la oferta gastronómica. - Por la noche, la calle se llena de vida con música en vivo y eventos. - Explorar las tiendas y enotecas locales para descubrir productos típicos y souvenirs. - Apreciar la arquitectura y el carácter tradicional de los edificios. En resumen: Vara del Rey Ibiza es un imprescindible para cualquiera que desee experimentar la cultura, historia y vida vibrante de la isla en un solo lugar. Su combinación de historia, ambiente festivo y gastronomía la convierten en un punto destacado en la visita a Ibiza.

(Translated by Google) To see: very pretty, restaurants along this square (Original) À voir : très joli , des restaurants le long de cette place

(Translated by Google) Vara de Rey is Ibiza Town's authentic living room, an open and elegant space where social life has been alive for over a century. Officially named Passeig de Vara de Rey in honor of the Ibizan general Joaquín Vara de Rey, hero of the Battle of El Caney in Cuba (1898), this square is much more than a tribute: it is the quintessential meeting point for locals and visitors. Surrounded by stately buildings with historic facades, terraces, cafés, and classic hotels, Vara de Rey has a cosmopolitan feel reminiscent of the great European promenades, but with Ibiza's relaxed, Mediterranean touch. Strolling here means meeting friends, street performers, curious tourists, and longtime locals. During the day, it's perfect for sipping a coffee on a terrace under the trees and watching the city's pulse pass by. At night, the soft lighting and lively atmosphere make it a vibrant space, with bars and restaurants full of energy. It's also often the scene of markets, presentations, and cultural events that keep the square always busy. A curious anecdote is that when it opened at the end of the 19th century, it marked a complete urban revolution: for the first time, Ibiza Town had a spacious, modern space designed for strolling and socializing, distinct from the narrow, medieval layout of Dalt Vila. Since then, it has become the heart of urban life. In short: Vara de Rey is not just a square; it's the nerve center of the city. A place to start the day, meet friends, soak up the atmosphere, and feel like you're truly in the center of Ibiza. (Original) La Vara de Rey es el auténtico salón de Ibiza ciudad, un espacio abierto y elegante donde late la vida social desde hace más de un siglo. Oficialmente llamada Passeig de Vara de Rey en honor al general ibicenco Joaquín Vara de Rey, héroe de la batalla de El Caney en Cuba (1898), esta plaza es mucho más que un homenaje: es el punto de encuentro por excelencia de locales y visitantes. Rodeada de edificios señoriales con fachadas históricas, terrazas, cafés y hoteles clásicos, Vara de Rey tiene un aire cosmopolita que recuerda a los grandes paseos europeos, pero con el toque relajado y mediterráneo de Ibiza. Pasear por aquí es encontrarte con amigos, artistas callejeros, turistas curiosos y vecinos de toda la vida. De día, es perfecta para tomar un café en una terraza bajo los árboles y ver pasar el pulso de la ciudad. De noche, la iluminación suave y el ambiente animado la convierten en un espacio vivo, con bares y restaurantes llenos de energía. Además, suele ser escenario de mercadillos, presentaciones y eventos culturales que mantienen la plaza siempre activa. Una anécdota curiosa es que, cuando se inauguró a finales del siglo XIX, supuso toda una revolución urbanística: por primera vez la ciudad de Ibiza tenía un espacio amplio, moderno y pensado para pasear y socializar, distinto al trazado estrecho y medieval de Dalt Vila. Desde entonces, se convirtió en el corazón de la vida urbana. En resumen: la Vara de Rey no es solo una plaza, es el punto neurálgico de la ciudad. Un lugar para empezar el día, quedar con amigos, disfrutar del ambiente y sentir que estás en el verdadero centro de Ibiza.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful square in Ibiza's old town, full of shops and bars. Recommended (Original) Bella piazza nel centro storico di Ibiza piena di negozi e bar. Consigliata

(Translated by Google) A beautiful avenue, majestic trees, comfortable benches beneath, and plenty of restaurants and bars for a snack. A fashion show is being prepared for the national holiday. (Original) Bellissimo viale, alberi maestosi, sotto comode panchine e molti ristoranti e bar per uno spuntino. Preparazione di una passerella di moda per la festa nazionale.

A historic and beautiful landmark in the heart of Ibiza. It’s at the highest point where you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the entire city, the port, and the endless blue of the Mediterranean. The cobbled streets, ancient walls, and charming alleys create a unique atmosphere that makes you feel like you’re walking through history. It’s a must-visit spot whether you’re looking for stunning photo opportunities, a peaceful walk away from the busy beaches, or to simply experience the authentic side of Ibiza.

Beautiful castle by the port of Ibiza . Looks like mission impossible to go up,but actually you can’t feel how fast you reach the top. Beautiful views over the island ,great architecture! It’s a must see spot

Amazing views and a great bit of history! The climb up through Dalt Vila is steep but totally worth it for the views over Ibiza Town and the sea. Super scenic, lots of photo spots, and a cool mix of old walls and streets. Wear comfy shoes and bring water — it gets hot! Definitely one of the best things to do in Ibiza Town.

The castle was closed, under construction! But the view from upstairs is great, can see whole town and port! Plus from there you can go for a walk in the old town and visit small local designer stores or enjoy ice cream.

A very Beautiful visit to the Castle of Ibiza! The views and information about this Historic Castle make this a must see while visiting Ibiza! A somewhat challenging climb to the top, but you are rewarded with some spectacular views of the bay and of the island.

A must visit place in Ibiza. The climb up the castle is so nice. And then the view from the top is spectacular!

There is only one word to describe this place—amazing! I definitely recommend taking a trip here.

What a stunning cathedral beautiful 🙏 a must visit!!

This cathedral inside the Ibiza castle is beautiful, cool, and so quiet you'd think even the pigeons took a vow of silence. 😃 You can buy religious items as well. You can reach it through the medieval streets or, if walking in the scorching heat isn't your thing, you can drive right up in your car and park behind the castle like a VIP knight. Either way, it’s a peaceful escape from the party beats, proof that even in Ibiza, not everything comes with a DJ.

A beautiful cathedral at the top of the city wall of Ibiza. The interior is beautiful adorned with lots of gold. The view from the vintage point is amazing as well. Definitely a must visit when in the area.

This a beautiful building. It is calming and cool. The quiet helped to contemplate. The picture is from the lady chapel. It was lovely to light candles for my parents and think of them.

Beautiful location and surroundings, don't be put off by the walk up to the cathedral. Walking back down has lovely views and coffee shops.

An incredible and unique castle, it has a very extensive history, there are many secrets and curiosities that hide its alleys. With places where you have a peripheral view of much of the city and the port.

Beautiful cathedral. If around Easter , make sure to witness the procession .

Croissant Show is perfectly located right at the entrance to Ibiza Castle—ideal for people watching and soaking in the atmosphere of Ibiza Old Town. You really get to enjoy the charm of the area while watching the world go by. I had the English breakfast with a cappuccino, and both were absolutely delicious. The portion was satisfying, the coffee was smooth, and the presentation was spot on. What stood out even more was the service—staff were super attentive and genuinely friendly, creating a warm and welcoming vibe. The prices were very reasonable, especially considering the prime location. I’ll definitely be going back—perfect spot to start the day or take a relaxing break while exploring the town.

We recently celebrated a hen do at Croissant Show, and it was an absolutely delightful experience. The service was amazing—staff were incredibly attentive and made sure we had a fantastic time. The variety of food choices was impressive, catering to vegetarians, vegans, and meat lovers alike. Each dish was delicious and of high quality, satisfying every palate in our group. We particularly enjoyed their mean sangria with cava, which added a perfect touch to our celebration. The desserts were also a highlight, exceptionally tasty and the perfect end to our meal. Fair prices combined with the outstanding food and service make Croissant Show a top choice. I highly recommend it for any event or gathering. 10/10!

Great spot for breakfast or lunch, especially to people watch! Great location, staff are friendly and plenty to choose on the menu! It can get quite busy but you don’t want ages for a table and the staff don’t rush you which is nice. Food is good - crepes were 🤌🏽 Our second time visiting here and would come back

the croissant was just as I wanted - crispy on the outside, soft and buttery within. and the vegan brownie deserves a special mention too: rich, fudgy, and wonderfully chocolaty (neither of them made it into the photo tho)

Best breakfast place in town, we come here every year!! Friendliest staff, good views, yummy food / drinks. 👏

Great place with nice atmosphere and very good service. One of the few places that opens early in Eivissa.

Best brunch in Ibiza. Feel so thankful to find that delicious English breakfast and the crepes they make there.

A very good experience during three dives with this diving club. An incredible dive site with beautiful seabeds, I saw lots of fish and other aquatic species, like moray eels! Quality service and attentive instructors, who take the time to explain everything as much as necessary. There's a briefing before the dive, including a map, and a briefing afterwards. I recommend it 100%! 🐠🐟🐡

I just popt by to see if I could have a dive with a private instructor and everything was immidately arranged. I noticed that all of the equipment at Scuba Ibiza is in a very good condition. Also they speak very good english. A boot went out with only me and my instructur. My dive instructor Giuliana was absolutely great! It was only my third dive after my padi and the previous was a year ago so I was a little bit anxious, but Giuliana managed to get me over that very quickly. She did some exercices on low water with me before we went of and has a very reassuring way. It was a great dive with all kinds of underwater life to see. I give Scuba Ibiza Diving Center my best recommendations!

Amazing Experience with an amazing team. I experienced try Scuba Dive today along with my wife. The experience started with a Safety instruction followed by getting ready and taking the speed boat. Scuba Dive started with few mandatory in-water exercise, followed by the dive. Most important thing was safety - Instructors took good care of us and showed the marine life, clicked amazing pictures and made us comfortable in the water as we started the descend. Even if you're a non-swimmer, I totally recommend this experience.

As a certified PADI open water diver, it was very good, staff were helpful, and Nuria was a very good dive instructor and made sure we were all safe.

Booked a trial dive here from my MSC cruise ship. Everything was brilliant from arrival to departure! Friendly and knowledgeable staff and a fantastic overall experience for myself and my friend. It was my 5th dive and his first. Will definitely be back if I’m back on Ibiza

Overall great experience! The staff were friendly and the entire operation was very organized and efficient. We hit two nearby dive sites because the water was pretty rough. Visibility was amazing with lots of Mediterranean Sea life everywhere. Nuria was our guide and I can’t say enough good things about her. She went at our pace and pointed out all sorts of creatures. All my son wanted for his 16th birthday was to go diving and Scuba Ibiza did not disappoint. Thanks for making it a memorable day for us!

5/5! My husband and I got open water certified here. We did our pool hours in the US and just did the 4 dives over 2 days with Scuba Ibiza. Vidal was our instructor and he was awesome! We felt so safe. He explained everything we needed to do and made sure we were comfortable the whole time. The rest of the instructors also were very friendly and helpful too. The dive sites were great. We saw octopus, schools of barracuda, nudibranch, crabs, starfish, moray eels and more! This was an excellent first dive experience. Thank you Scuba Ibiza and Vidal! And Olga for setting us up. She was very efficient helping us get our paperwork done 👍 Also in case anyone is wondering, you can bring a small bag onto the boat. I brought my dry sack and put in some water, seasickness pill, and my phone. :)

Hola.. Juan’s paella is cooked with perfection. You have to try Can Paella, Ibiza! I tasted different types of Paella here. I’ve tried the Paella lobster, Paella Marisco, Paella Rabbit and Chicken and Pealla Negra. The rice is cooked to perfection with the socarrat giving that savory crust on the bottom layer. The ingredients are fresh and very generous quantity. To me, Paella is an art, it’s not just the taste but also the presentation. So, if you want it all, let Juan create your Paella experience. Ole.

The absolute best paella I’ve ever had in my life. Love the charred bits on the side that I have to scrape off to eat. If only I could somehow get this delivered to the states. That’s how good this is!

It was a one of a kind experience! It really was one of a kind, the Host Juan was amazingly friendly and he really tried everything to make your experience even better. Most authentic experience you could get on Ibiza! I can only recommend to take your time and visit Juan!

I was very sceptical about this place but turned out to be an amazing place to hang out and to taste more than 20 different type of paella. Everything Spanish style!

The food and service were great. But the Paella dish in the photo costs 33€.

What a such wonderful Paella, i tried several times and always is made with the same high quality ingredients! Nothing can be better than a fresh made dish. Absolutely lovely the taste and the way they work, also one of the business partners, Juan is very kind and a fantastic host. I won’t miss this place and i will go back anytime. Highly recommended for sure, BTW they Got my 5stars in town.

This place doesn’t even exist here they do only delivery, we wasted time looking for it here and the in playa den bossa because they did not answer at first and then only when we found the right number to call they said its only delivery ! They could have updated it on maps and saved us time !

Amazing views! Great shopping and fantastic food!

it's a lovely walk up to the top with great views, make sure you reward yourself with an icecream on the way back down!

We had a great day out there had a good walk around and something to eat and drink great views from this place and lots of history about this place

Beautiful place. Amazing little cafe restaurants and the winding route down to the old town

Good working representation of what it may have been like.

Great place kids loved it

Simple things that make you smile.

Very small, not worth even the 2 Euros entrance. Tourist trap.

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This is an interesting and educational museum. Ibiza has a long history with many cultures having called it home. It also has a particular place in Islamic history. This museum brings out some aspects of that period. It is a small museum, located near the top of the walled city. It is well worth a few minutes for anyone interested in that time period, the history of Islam, or the general history of Ibiza. I visited in early September, there are no tickets needed, there was no line, and it was not crowded.

(Translated by Google) A very good, free museum with very friendly and helpful staff. Free restrooms on site. We really enjoyed our visit! (Original) Sehr gutes kostenloser Museum mit sehr freundlichen und hilfsbereiten Mitarbeitern. Kostenlose Toilette 🚽 vor Ort. Hat uns sehr gut hier gefallen 😃👌

(Translated by Google) This interpretation center has different parts where you can see the buildings and it is really interesting. In addition to the fact that thanks to its audiovisual technology it has a video where you can learn very well about the history of the city, especially the Islamic era, it is really worth it for the play of colored lights. (Original) Este centro de interpretación tiene diferentes partes donde se pueden ver las construcciones y es realmente interesante. Además de que gracias a su tecnología audiovisual tiene un vídeo donde puedes conocer muy buen la historia de la ciudad sobre todo a la época islámica, realmente vale la pena por el juego de luces de colores.

(Translated by Google) Small museum where you learn more about the history of Ibiza. It complies with covid measures and entry is free. They show a very interesting documentary of a few minutes. A piece of wall is also seen inside. (Original) Museo de pequeñas dimensiones donde se aprende algo más de la historia de Ibiza. Cumple las medidas covid y la entrada es gratuita. Proyectan un documental muy interesante de unos minutos. También se ve dentro un trozo de muralla.

(Translated by Google) Small but interesting museum because although it has little to see, it is complemented by a room where a historical documentary about Ibiza lasting about five minutes is projected. We can also see a section of the wall from the Muslim era, a copy of the Koran, an astrolabe and a chess set among other things. Entrance price 2 euros (Original) Pequeño pero interesante museo porque aunque tiene poco que ver se complementa con una sala donde se proyecta un documental histórico de Ibiza de unos cinco minutos de duración. También podemos ver un tramo de la muralla de la epoca musulmana, un ejemplar del Coran, un astrolabio y un ajedrez entre otras cosas. Precio de la entrada 2 euros

A trip to Ibiza is not complete without a day with Juan! The boats are always spotless and the service is outstanding - the best of fun! We can’t wait to return next year

I had the best summer of my life in Ibiza! Thanks Juan for your professional support and congratulations for your crew!!! Highly recommend.

Really well organised and fabulous day by Juan and his team. The boat was perfect and the team made sure we had an incredible memorable time!

In the summer we rented a yacht with some friends, it was an unforgettable and very satisfactory experience with Explore Ibiza service.

This experience was amazing! I love it! Thanks for makes me enjoy! I will come back for sure!

EXPLORE ibiza the best charter in the island Love u Guys !

Best service in town !

The beach itself can be cleaned a little. But I liked the boardwalk along thr beach. Also, plenty of restaurants etc.

Nice place to relax

(Translated by Google) Nice bay, white beach, free parking within walking distance and a 5-minute drive from Ibiza city center. Number of restaurants and places to have a drink. Beach beds (for a fee) available. (Original) Leuke baai, wit strand, vrij parkeren op loopafstand en 5 min rijden van Ibiza stad centrum. Aantal restaurants en tentjes om wat te drinken. Strandbedjes (tegen betaling) beschikbaar.

(Translated by Google) A beach very close to the center of Ibiza, with bathrooms and changing rooms, access for people with reduced mobility, hotels and restaurants and most importantly, with sunbeds and umbrellas managed by locals in the area but at a price set by the town hall at €6. all day and without obligation to consume in said establishments, although if the treatment is pleasant I recommend consuming, it is great to be lying down for that price and pay for them to bring you a beer. 👍 (Original) Una playa muy cerca del centro de Ibiza, con baños y vestuarios, acceso a personas con movilidad reducida, hoteles y restaurantes y lo más importante , con hamacas y sombrillas gestionadas por los locales de la zona pero a precio puesto por el ayuntamiento a 6€ todo el día y sin obligación de consumir en dichos locales, aunque si el trato es agradable recomiendo consumir, es genial estar tumbado por ese precio y pagar por que te traigan una cerveza. 👍

(Translated by Google) A beach a stone's throw from the center of Ibiza. Organized beach but also with a large free space. There are bars, restaurants, generally it has everything you could ask for. Sandy beach and the same applies to the sea. Generally Ibiza is famous for its beaches, with this in mind, Talamanca is a decent choice close to the city. (Original) Μια παραλία σε απόσταση αναπνοής από το κέντρο της Ίμπιζα . Οργανωμένη παραλία αλλά και με μεγάλο ελεύθερο χώρο . Υπάρχουν μπαρ , εστιατόρια , γενικά έχει ότι ζητήσεις . Αμμώδης παραλία και τον ίδιο ισχύει και στη θάλασσα . Γενικά η Ίμπιζα σε φημίζεται για τις παραλίες της , με αυτό το γνώμονα, η Talamanca είναι μια desent επιλογή κοντά στην πόλη .

(Translated by Google) Great sandy beach. We really enjoyed it 😃👌 (Original) Klasse Sandstrand. Hat uns sehr gut gefallen 😃👌

(Translated by Google) Charming, small, with bars, and lots of seaweed. Very close to the cruise terminal. (Original) Coqueta, pequeñita, con bares, y con muchas algas. Muy proxima a terminal de cruceros.

I will say this from my point of view, a nice place for a morning run along the promenade where it is still empty, the heart of the capital is a 30-minute walk away, many cafes and restaurants along the promenade where you can feel the atmosphere with a good coffee or something else. For complete relaxation on the beach we look for other places, but this also has its advantages.

It's a nice strip to go for a walk/run anytime you like, but the beach itself is quite small and narrow, not suitable to put a towel down and sunbathe. The sand is flat and riddled with little sticks, stones and litter which doesn't make it ideal to even walk on barefoot. You'd be better off going to Bossa Beach, which is a 6 minute drive, and 30 minute walk away.

Last summer, I had the best time at Platja de ses Figueretes in Ibiza. The beach is stunning—crystal-clear water and amazing views of the sea. I spent the whole day just soaking up the sun, swimming, and enjoying the peaceful vibe of the place. It’s the perfect spot to relax, swim, and take in the beautiful surroundings. Plus, it’s so close to Ibiza town, so it’s super easy to get to and enjoy everything the island has to offer.

So beautiful in winter so silent and nice to go for Long Beach walks!!! In summer of course busy but also nice if you stay there in this area! Of course one of the famous and touristic beaches in Ibiza for summer -but always nice to have a coffee there and go for a long walk!

Nice beach with loads of cafe and shops nearby. Free to use. No beds. To hire so take a mat and towel. Safe bay to bathe in. No lifeguard when I was there in end April. But there was a lifeguard station. Usual inconsiderate smokers leave butts in the sand otherwise very clean.

Great place. We stayed in a nearby hotel and it was our preferred choice for sunbathing and evening meals. Plenty of restaurants for everyone's taste.

Very nice beach directly in the town of Ibiza. It's sandy, with great and easy entry to the sea. Lifeguard is present most of the day. There are also options to eat, and some supermarkets around (Spar is 5 minutes) Beach is public, no entry fee. There's live music in the evening. No shower or toilet.

Interesting museum, it’s worth a visit. Free entrance. The set of works that make up the permanent collection of the Puget Museum come from a donation made to the state by Narcís Puget Riquer and accepted by Royal Decree on 22nd December 1982. The collection is made up of a total of 130 works. Twenty-nine watercolours and twenty-nine drawings done by Narcs Puget Riquer and forty-two oil paintings and thirty drawings done by his father, Narcis Puget Viñas. In 1997, the collection was handed over to the state, which assigned its tutorship to the Majorca Museum and its custody to the Archaeological Museum of Eivissa and Formentera. In 2003, Eivissa City Council ceded the use of this building to the Ministry of Culture so that the collection could be installed on a permanent basis. The Puget Museum was opened to the public on 30th April 2007, thanks to a collaboration agreement between the Ministry of Culture and Eivissa City Council, signed on 12th February 2007.

A small but beautiful building containing works by a local artist from the early 20th Century that show life in the town before international tourism. You can see most of the pieces inside an hour. The historic building isn’t air conditioned so was extremely warm during summer. However, it’s worth a visit if just for the building and the views from the windows and small terrace.

A nice museum of Art in the middle section of the city wall. It kept many of the decorations, windows, and staircase in its original form. A nice resting during the climb from the lower section to the top.

Fascinating collection depicting local themes. Technically brilliant pseudo-impressionist takes on Ibiza life from a century ago. The watercolours are magisterial. Its free, as well. Lively work.

An unexpected surprise of the day excursion trip to Ibiza. The unassuming renovated Spanish house with excellent display of contemporary oil paintings and photographs. Very accommodating host and well kept small modern museum of contemporary art. A big bonus of the trip. Do not miss this one.

Sweet small museum dedicated to local painter and photographer Puget. The building is very well renovated. Don't miss the views from the windows, it's marvelous.

Great paintings of Ibiza in the early 1900, absolutely worth it (watercolours, oil paintings and pencil). Beautiful

Way too many tourists! Friendly shop keepers and plenty of photography opportunities. Rent a bike or scooter for the best experience.

Very well deserved to visit this part of the city and enjoy the walk with family and friends. Lots of laces to visit and mini market with lots of shops to visit them. Place is okay. But everyone is playing a music 🎼 so you can’t complain or concentrate with any of them. But it’s working fine.

Lovely harbour to visit had lots of water activity available. With bars, shops and restaurants

The harbour had a lovely vibe of holidays and yearning for the happy-go-lucky outdoor living to while away the hours. This season, of October, although still hot - not too hot, plus it's quieter.

Absolutely stunning. We loved it here.

It was our team day out in Ibiza, boat was amazing, weather was beautiful and the company was fabulous. Thank you for taking us out for the day.

We went to visit so our 9 year old could see the super yachts at the marina. It seemed clean and pedestrian friendly with a small park with a swing, and climbing frames in the shape of boats. We had a coffee at the marina bar overlooking the harbour to take a break after walking a good few hundred meters.

This is absolutely amazing place to visit! Gorgeous views from the top of the castle. Worth climbing more than 100 stairs

I saw beautiful sunrise 🌅

Beautiful viewpoint overlooking the water and the city

Good view over the bay and activity in the port

Amazing view. A must while on Ibiza.

Culturally relevant historic location with amazing views over the island, bay, and Mediterranean.

Worth to visit!

Everything for a 5 star review! * Very sweet people * Beautyful view * Very nice and affordable food * Flaó in their assortment 😋

On the way to the beach we visited a quite interesting corner of the island with a restaurant, views of the coast, and a viewpoint with a playground.

As a wedding photographer the church of Es Cubells is an inspiring place for me! It's a dream to photograph a wedding in this beautiful natural environment with views of the Mediterranean Sea. The sun's rays enhance hundreds of turquoise tones of its crystalline waters and are reflected in the purity of the white architecture of the church creating a perfect symbiosis and a harmonious and seductive atmosphere.

Beautiful church overlooking the ocean, and a great spot to take photos of the coast. I wasn’t able to go in at the time, but you can walk around it to the backside where there’s an overlook and a playground. When facing the ocean, if you turn left and walk a bit there’s a bathroom for the public and the entrance to the stairs that will lead you down to the coastal road. This road will lead you to a beach, and then through a gated neighborhood where you can find the hike to Cala Llentrisca.

Quick stop to see beautiful views !

Beautiful Catholic Church we attended for a wedding. Spectacular views over Mediterranean. Winding access road to its mountainous location. Pleasant Filipino priest.

Lovely church for your wedding in Ibiza. Back side with amazing ocean view.

A really lovely museum with a creator space and library. Very well done. Loved my afternoon spent here.

Interesting modern art gallery right in the Dalt Vila. Free to visit, it has works by Ibizan and Spanish artists covering a range of periods, movements and media. Beautiful architecture and integration into the historic centre, including a glazed floor revealing ancient ruins beneath.

Nice place to kill some time! Free entry and a really pleasant spot to walk around. Definitely worth checking out if you’re nearby.

Great, small modern art museum. A good stop in Dalt Vila. It‘s also free of charge.

A lovely gallery full of midcentury modern pieces,situated in Ibiza Town. We arrived just before closing but they allowed us in and we got to see all the exhibitions.

What a lovely surprise! A very nice Museum with a mix of contemporary, modern, graphic and archaeological pieces. Nicely curated and set in a unique location. It was free of charge, although I would have gladly paid.

I loved this little museum. 3 main rooms with art from different artists, including Joana Vasconcelos, from Portugal. You need about 1 hour to visit leisurely and appreciate the art

A perfect place to watch the sun set and the full moon rise at the same time! Perfectly positioned.

Lowest point of ibiza, cute hike of you went to the beach thats close🦜

I enjoyed a gorgeous day walking the path along the sea to the Torre. Off season is the best. Not many people. Just pure fresh sea air!

We came here by walking from one beach to the other and it's totally worth it. Enjoy a walk at the cliffs and get tanned - you'll get rewarded with an amazing view and can also spot the next island, Formentera. Nature and a beautiful view, you don't need more!

Beautiful landscape, you can see Formentera from here. Better to wear mountain shoes and be prepared for a bit of wind. It’s very worth walking.

Beautiful on sunset time. Easy and pleasant walk.

Great location, nice 20min walk go get an awesome view

It's a monument. Nothing special. Would not waste anytime specially coming out to see this. If your already in the area, then it's okay.

(Translated by Google) Obelisk that pays tribute to the famous corsairs of the island of Ibiza Photos and review in November 2024. (Original) Obelisco que da homenaje a los famosos corsarios de la isla de ibiza Fotos y reseña en noviembre del año 2024.

(Translated by Google) This obelisk erected in memory or gratitude to the CORSAIRS or Pirates of IBIZA is strange since as a general rule this category of people was poorly famed and rejected by society. I don't know more details about the history of the monument to give me a more concrete idea. Beautiful sculpture that gives more life and interest to the Paseo Marítimo HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED (Original) Extraña este obelisco erigido en memoria o agradecimiento a los CORSARIOS u Piratas de IBIZA ya que por norma general está categoría de gente era mal afamada y rechazados por la sociedad. No conozco más detalles sobre la historia del monumento para hacerme una idea más concreto. Bonita escultura que da más vida e interés al Paseo Marítimo MUY MUY RECOMENDABLE

(Translated by Google) Central and beautiful location, starting point for cycling routes (Original) Sitio céntrico y bonito,punto de partida de rutas ciclistas

(Translated by Google) Old-fashioned monument, it looks more like an obelisk of Franco, than anything else. They should renew it (Original) Monument anticuat, s'hi sembla més a un obelisc d'en Franco, que un altre cosa. El deurien renovar

(Translated by Google) Pleasant walk through the port area. (Original) Agradable paseo por la zona del puerto.

(Translated by Google) Although it is not very large, it is a unique sculptural curiosity: it is one of only two monuments in the world dedicated to pirates (the other is in Plymouth, in honor of Francis Drake). (Original) Encara que no és molt gran, és una curiositat escultòrica única: és un dels dos únics monuments que hi ha a tot el món dedicats als pirates (l'altre és a Plymouth, en honor de Francis Drake).

(Translated by Google) The lighthouse is closed and you cannot go on the path behind the lighthouse, which is closed with a fence. Too bad the lighthouse looks nice otherwise. (Original) De vuurtoren is gesloten en je kan ook niet op het pad achter de vuurtoren langs,afgesloten met een hek. jammer de vuurtoren ziet er verder wel aardig uit.

(Translated by Google) Incredible location and views from the Botafof Lighthouse, as it could not be otherwise. It was a real luxury to have been able to visit it, a shame it is not open to the general public. Spectacular state of conservation thanks to the staff in charge who carry out this work and do it with care and dedication. (Original) Increíble la ubicación y vistas desde el Faro de Botafof, como no podía ser de otra manera. Un verdadero lujo el poder haberlo podido visitar, lástima que no está abierto al público general. Espectacular estado de conservación gracias al personal encargado que realiza esta labor y la realiza con mimo y esmero.

(Translated by Google) The Far de Botafoc, also known as the Ibiza Lighthouse, is one of the island's most iconic maritime symbols. Located on the Botafoc peninsula, at the entrance to the port of Ibiza, it stands like a white guardian, guiding sailors through the waters of the Mediterranean since the mid-19th century. Built in 1861, this 16-meter-high lighthouse (although its lantern reaches almost 30 meters above sea level) was key to ensuring the safety of ships entering and leaving the island. Its light reaches more than 20 nautical miles, and for decades it was the first sign sailors and travelers saw when approaching Ibiza. Today, in addition to still being operational, the lighthouse has added cultural value: a small lighthouse and navigation interpretation center has been set up inside, explaining the history of maritime signaling in Ibiza and Formentera, with models, photographs, and testimonies about the lives of the lighthouse keepers who cared for it. The views from Botafoc are a spectacle in themselves: on one side, the historic skyline of Dalt Vila crowning the city; on the other, the open sea toward Formentera. It's a perfect place for a stroll at sunset, when the golden light blends with the intermittent flash of the lighthouse. A seafaring anecdote is that, in its early years of service, some sailors mistook the lighthouse's signal for bonfires on the coast and ended up getting too close to the peninsula. Over time, the lighthouse became established as an essential navigational landmark. In short: the Far de Botafoc is not just a tower with a lantern; it's a piece of Ibiza's living history, a guardian that unites land and sea, past and present. A place with a seafaring soul and views to enchant. (Original) El Far de Botafoc, también conocido como el Faro de Ibiza, es uno de los símbolos marítimos más emblemáticos de la isla. Situado en la península de Botafoc, a la entrada del puerto de Eivissa, se alza como un guardián blanco que desde mediados del siglo XIX guía a los navegantes entre las aguas del Mediterráneo. Construido en 1861, este faro de 16 metros de altura (aunque su linterna alcanza casi 30 m sobre el nivel del mar) fue clave para garantizar la seguridad de los barcos que entraban y salían de la isla. Su luz llega a más de 20 millas náuticas, y durante décadas fue la primera señal que marineros y viajeros veían al aproximarse a Ibiza. Hoy, además de seguir en funcionamiento, el faro tiene un valor cultural añadido: en su interior se ha habilitado un pequeño centro de interpretación de faros y navegación, donde se explica la historia de la señal marítima en Ibiza y Formentera, con maquetas, fotografías y testimonios sobre la vida de los torreros que lo cuidaban. Las vistas desde Botafoc son un espectáculo en sí mismas: a un lado, el perfil histórico de Dalt Vila coronando la ciudad; al otro, el mar abierto hacia Formentera. Es un lugar perfecto para pasear al atardecer, cuando la luz dorada se mezcla con el destello intermitente del faro. Una anécdota marinera que se cuenta es que, en sus primeros años de servicio, algunos marineros confundían la señal del faro con hogueras en la costa y terminaban acercándose demasiado a la península. Con el tiempo, el faro se consolidó como referencia imprescindible para la navegación. En resumen: el Far de Botafoc no es solo una torre con linterna, es un pedazo de historia viva de Ibiza, un guardián que une mar y tierra, pasado y presente. Un lugar con alma marinera y vistas que enamoran.

(Translated by Google) Closed (Original) Cerrado

(Translated by Google) Nice place with a view of and over the harbor. (Original) Netter Ort mit Blick auf und über den Hafen.

(Translated by Google) Very cool to see. (Original) Muy chulo de ver.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful to walk around (Original) Precioso para pasear

(Translated by Google) A place to visit. Culture, history... much to see and still to find. Should everyone love their workplace as in ? (a gentleman) who explained to us things that we had overlooked or the interactive room explained to us that you could touch and how to hold the figures wearing the 3D glasses (those who were there before the change of shift chatted loudly between them covering the explanatory video). thank you (Original) Un lloc per visitar. Cultura, història…molt per veure i per trobar encara. Caldria que tothom estimés el seu lloc de treball com en ? (un senyor) que ens explicava coses que havíem passat per alt o la sala d’interactuar ens va explicar que es podia tocar i com agafar les figures portant les ulleres 3D (els que hi havia abans del canvi de torn xerraven en veu alta entre ells tapant el vídeo explicatiu). Gràcies.

(Translated by Google) New facilities, modern location and prepared for people with low mobility. Very friendly staff. (Original) Nuevas instalaciones, emplazamiento moderno y preparado para personas con baja movilidad. Personal muy amable.

(Translated by Google) It looks good from the outside and a little bit inside ☝️Not badly located, makes an impression... You can take some nice pictures. (Original) Z zewnątrz i trochę w środku dobrze się prezentuje ☝️Nieżle umiejscowiony,robi wrażenie... Można zrobić trochę fajnych zdjęć.

(Translated by Google) A truly recommended visit, a very pleasant surprise on an island where other types of activities are advertised more. The quality of the collection and the structure of the visit are truly remarkable. Congratulations to the entire team that makes it possible and collaborates with their good work and unbeatable treatment to make the visit unforgettable. (Original) Una visita realmente recomendable, una sorpresa muy agradable en una isla donde se publicitan más otro tipo de actividades. La calidad de la colección y la estructura de la visita son realmente destacables. Felicidades a todo el equipo que lo hace posible y colaboran con su buen hacer y trato inmejorable para que la visita sea inolvidable.

(Translated by Google) The Archaeological Museum of Ibiza and Formentera is a gem for history buffs. It houses an exceptional collection of Phoenician, Punic, and Roman artifacts that tell the rich story of the islands. The exhibits are very well organized, and the museography is modern and educational, facilitating an understanding of the cultural heritage. The building, located in Dalt Vila, has a special charm. Particularly noteworthy is the section dedicated to the Punic necropolis of Puig des Molins. A must-see for understanding Ibiza's past. (Original) El Museo Arqueológico de Ibiza y Formentera es una joya para los amantes de la historia. Alberga una colección excepcional de piezas fenicias, púnicas y romanas que narran la rica historia de las islas. Las exposiciones están muy bien organizadas y la museografía es moderna y didáctica, facilitando la comprensión del legado cultural. El edificio, ubicado en Dalt Vila, tiene un encanto especial. Especialmente destacable es la sección dedicada a la necrópolis púnica de Puig des Molins. Un lugar imprescindible para entender el pasado de Ibiza.

(Translated by Google) Today I was lucky enough to revisit this wonder of our history, thanks for the talk, Life and death come together to be eternal💓 (Original) Hoy tuve la suerte de volver a visitar está maravilla de nuestra historia, gracias por la charla ,La vida y la muerte se unen para ser eternas💓

(Translated by Google) I think I said it for active and passive...... You have to go, it's free, CHEER UP !!!!! . (Original) Kreo ke lo he dicho por activa y pasiva ...... Hay ke ir , es libre , ¡¡¡¡¡¡ ANIMO !!!!! .

Old settlement with fantastic surroundings!

Really nice surrounding areas

Total ripoff, it is a 'reconstruction', the supposed 'archeological reamains' are strangely all of exactly equal height and form and made with modern plaster. Looks like deco at an amusement park. Everything is behind a massive fence an not even a soccer field size. But at least it has cost 600.000 to bring it into this shape. Don't go!

Underwhelming. But, it's interesting to know that people have been on this island for for long. Good parking situation, here.

Small settlement with great sightings

Really nice location!

Worth it

Actualmente está cerrado. Abandonado y derrumado por las propias rocas. La entrada está por la carretera no os volváis loco en realidad el santuario es la cueva donde antiguamente hacían ofrendas a la diosa Tanit. Es curioso de ver ..se puede ir en coche pero luego aparcas y bajas las escaleras. No hay nada más!!!!! Entras por la carretera subes 3 KLM en coche después dos bajando en escaleras.... No hay vistas buenas como opinan. Lo tapan los árboles. (Translated by Google) It is currently closed. Abandoned and collapsed by the rocks themselves. The entrance is on the road, don't go crazy, actually the sanctuary is the cave where they used to make offerings to the goddess Tanit. It's funny to see...you can go by car but then you park and go down the stairs. There is nothing else!!!!! You enter the road, go up 3 KLM by car, then two down the stairs... There are no good views as they think. The trees cover it.

Para la importancia de este yacimiento, me sorprende el mal estado de conservación y seguridad en general La gente no respeta las advertencias y depositan un montón de recuerdos sin sentido, buscando cumplir un supuesto deseo. Espero que pronto se reabran al público y poder visitarlas (Translated by Google) Given the importance of this site, I am surprised by the poor state of conservation and safety in general People do not respect the warnings and deposit a lot of meaningless memories, seeking to fulfill a supposed wish. I hope they will reopen to the public soon and I will be able to visit them

It's close ! A steep hiking from the road. You can't enter the cave!

Nos encantó. Tanto el recorrido para llegar, como el lugar en sí. Pero como en todo lo histórico de nuestra isla, nos pareció señalizado de manera insuficiente. Llegar no fue fácil, tuvimos que seguir nuestro instinto y tuvimos suerte, ya que las señales son escasas. (Translated by Google) We loved it. Both the route to get there, and the place itself. But as in everything historical on our island, we found it insufficiently signposted. Getting there was not easy, we had to follow our instincts and we were lucky, since the signs are scarce.

I'd recommend visiting the museum in Ibiza Town, first as it has a lot of detailed history about the Phoenicians, it's a wonderful place to visit amazing views from the top. Go early in the morning to get access to the cave. recommend to bring something to give to the gods, offerings.

what a beautiful cave full of energy of nature and life

If you’re taking the car, type dustbin.rumbles.misused into the What Three Words app and park there. Follow the path upwards and then you’ll take the steps downwards.

Good walk to the top and worth it. A peaceful tranquil and spiritual place.

Historic spot, unfortunately lost all its magic. Quite dirty inside the cave.

(Translated by Google) Spectacular place on a hill in Puig den Valls. The story goes that the monolith with the Christ was chosen by the bishop at the beginning of the century that was hidden from the rival army and that when the square was liberated he chose that Christ as a thank you from which you can see an unbeatable view of Ibiza unbeatable (Original) Lugar espectacular en una lomita en Puig den valls. Cuenta la historia que el monolito con el Cristo lo eligió el obispo a principio de siglo que estuvo escondido del ejército rival y que cuando fue liberada la plaza eligió como agradecimiento ese Cristo desde que se ve una vista de Ibiza inmejorable inmejorable

(Translated by Google) It is one of the monuments that I liked the most in Ibiza. But naturally, being culture and religion, it lacks care and cleanliness. The bishopric and the council of Ibiza do not seem to have much interest in taking care of it. Pity. (Original) Es uno de los monumentos qué más me ha gustado de Ibiza. Pero como es natural, siendo cultura y religión, le falta cuidados y limpieza. El obispado y el consell de Ibiza parece que no les interesa mucho interés en cuidarlo. Lastima.

(Translated by Google) Place of worship, open to the public where you feel peace and tranquility. (Original) Lugar de culto, abierto al público donde se siente la paz y la tranquilidad.

(Translated by Google) Hidden obelisk Sanctuary to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Very quiet to pray in the countryside with the great magnetic Energy of our enchanted Island. PEACE. God bless me. (Original) Recóndito obelisco Santuario al Sagrado Corazón de Jesús. Muy tranquilo para orar en el campo con la gran Energía magnética de nuestra Isla encantada. PAZ. Dios me l@s Bendiga.

(Translated by Google) Spectacular view over the city of Ibiza (Original) Vista espectacular sobre la ciudad de Ibiza

(Translated by Google) Landscape and surroundings invite meditation at the appropriate time of day, at dawn. (Original) Paisaje y entorno invitan a la meditación en la hora del día oportuna, al amanecer.

(Translated by Google) Very good place to train (Original) Muy buen sitio para entrenar

(Translated by Google) Good facilities. Lots of parking. There was no cafeteria although they had a kiosk where they had drinks (Original) Buenas instalaciones. Mucho aparcamiento. Faltó una cafetería aunque tenían un kiosco donde tenían bebidas

(Translated by Google) The track is ok. But with so much heat it would be nice to be able to start training earlier than 8am. Furthermore, they close on weekends, which is when people have more time to play sports. A little disappointed. (Original) La pista es ok. Pero con tanto calor sería guapo poder empezar a entrenar más pronto de las 8am. Además los fin de semana cierran que es cuando la gente tiene más tiempo para poder hacer deportes. Un poco decepcionado.

(Translated by Google) Here I leave information. Something to improve is the attention to the public in the afternoon, since if you want to carry out a procedure it can only be in the morning. Like, for example, getting a membership card. (Original) Aquí dejo información. Algo a mejorar es la atención al público por la tarde, ya que si quieres realizar algún trámite solo puede ser por la mañana. Como por ejemplo, hacerte el carnet de socio.

(Translated by Google) The good atmosphere that exists among the users of the athletics track cannot cover its shortcomings: On the track, the temperature of the water in the showers cannot be regulated, there is humidity on the ceiling of the changing rooms, there is a bench from the men's changing room is loose, the inner door from the men's changing room cannot be closed because it is loose, there is a differential that jumps continuously and frequently leaves us without hot water in the showers, there are informational posters written with misspellings, the center field can never be used for pitchers and rarely for runners because it has to be shared with football teams, the box where athletes must receive physical therapy treatments it has to share with a football team and this creates so many inconveniences, that we athletes have stopped using it, there have been cases of athletics controls that have coincided with activities from football teams that train there... (Original) Es bon ambient que hi ha entre es usuaris de sa pista d'atletisme no pot tapar ses seues mancances: A sa pista no es pot regular sa temperatura de s'aigua a ses dutxes, hi ha humitats as sostre des vestidors, hi ha una banqueta des vestidor masculí fluixa, sa porta interior des vestidor d'homes no es pot tancar perquè està desencaixada, hi ha un diferencial que salta continuament i ens deixa amb freqüència sense aigua calenta a ses dutxes, hi ha cartells informatius escrits amb faltes d'ortografia, la zona central no es pot fer servir mai per als llançadors i poques vegades per als corredors perquè s'ha de compartir amb equips de futbol, sa caseta on es atletes han de rebre es tractaments de fisioteràpia s'ha de compartir amb un equip de futbol i això crea tants inconvenients, que es atletes l'hem deixat d'utilitzar, s'han donat casos de controls d'atletisme que han coincidit amb activitats des equips de futbol que hi entrenen...

(Translated by Google) New tartan and artificial grass around the 8th fairway to be able to warm up well on softer ground. Everything you can ask for from a track as a runner (Original) Tartán nuevo y césped artificial alrededor de la calle 8 para poder calentar bien sobre terreno más blando. Todo lo que se le puede pedir a una pista siendo corredor

(Translated by Google) I don't understand why they don't open the track on Saturdays. They should make it easier for people who play sports and train on the track. It's a disgrace. (Original) No entiendo porque no abren la pista los sábados, deberían de dar más facilidad a la gente que hacen deporte y entrenan en pista, una vergüenza

The harbour view is beautiful and it comes free with sunstroke. Good spot to see some bilionaire's yaht. To reach it, you have to survive the scorching heat, the hike uphill on sliding floor stones and incoming small maintenance cars. Plus, the locals are unfriendly.

This is an enclosed walkway going from the bottom to the top, and vise versa. Near the top section, there is a display of canon. This is a nice way to shield from the sun on a hot day.

Very interesting castle to visit and learn about the history of Ibiza

(Translated by Google) Following the tour of the Castle in the guided tour we took, after visiting the Cathedral Square we approached to see this Bastion located in the Ronda de la Almudaina and near the Sant Jordi Baluarte. They are the highest bastions of the complex and from this place you can enjoy views to remember what Platja d'en Bossa and Formentera are like. After the corresponding photos we enter the pedestrian tunnel that descends to the parking lot outside the wall. (Original) Siguiendo el recorrido por el Castillo en la visita guiada que hicimos, después de visitar la Plaza de la Catedral nos acercamos a ver este Baluarte situado en la Ronda de la Almudaina y cerca del Baluarte de Sant Jordi. Son los baluartes más elevados del recinto y desde este lugar se disfrutan de unas vistas para recordar como son la Platja d’en Bossa y de Formentera. Después de las fotos correspondientes nos adentramos al túnel peatonal que descendiendo llegamos hasta el parking exterior de la muralla.

(Translated by Google) We continue to see bastions, this time that of Sant Bernat. Like its counterpart, the bastion of San Jorge, you enjoy good views. Both are linked by a walk, called the Ronda de la Almudaina. (Original) Seguimos viendo baluartes, en esta ocasión el de Sant Bernat. Al igual que su homologo, el baluarte de San Jorge, disfrutas de unas buenas vistas. Ambos están unidos por un paseo, llamado la Ronda de la Almudaina.

Very hot sat to be walking up that hill, even in the tunnel as per a photo.

(Translated by Google) Fantastic views over the bay. It's worth the climb up the steps of the old city walls. (Original) Fantastisch zicht over de baai. De moeite waard om de trappen van de oude stadsomwalling te trotseren.

What a dump..

(Translated by Google) Very austere and difficult to access exhibition space located in the middle of warehouses... (Original) Lieu d'expo très austère et difficile d'accès situé au milieu d'entrepôts ...

(Translated by Google) Spectacular place (Original) Lugar espectacular

(Translated by Google) Dedication to what you like most, where you feel comfortable. Professional photography combined with extensive knowledge of digital production. Kind, friendly, meticulous. Do you need to boost? or simply enjoy a work of art in which you participate? This is your destination place where good music always plays, great, right? (Original) Dedicación a lo que más le gusta, donde se siente cómodo. Fotografía profesional unido a un amplio conocimiento de la producción digital. Amable, simpático, meticuloso. Necesitas potenciar? o simplemente disfrutar de una obra de arte en la cual participas?. Este es tu lugar de destino donde siempre suena buena música, genial, No?.