Ibiza: a Mediterranean paradise full of magic and contrasts
Ibiza is one of the most fascinating destinations in the Mediterranean. Famous for its turquoise waters, spectacular sunsets and cosmopolitan atmosphere, the island offers much more than sunshine and entertainment. Its natural beauty, rich historical heritage and charming villages make it the perfect destination for an unforgettable holiday.
Wandering through the cobbled streets of Dalt Vila, discovering secluded coves surrounded by nature or watching the sun set over the sea are just some of the experiences that make Ibiza such a special place.
Recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its biodiversity and cultural heritage, Ibiza combines tradition with modern life. From peaceful whitewashed villages to lively craft markets, Mediterranean restaurants and world-famous entertainment venues, the island offers something for everyone.
An ideal destination for travellers looking to unwind, explore beautiful landscapes and experience the true essence of the Mediterranean.
Flight information from Castellón
- Airline: Air Nostrum-Iberia.
- Arrival airport: Ibiza Airport (IBZ).
- Estimated flight duration: To be confirmed.
- Frequency: 1 flight per week.
- Operation period: Summer season. Four weeks during August 2027.
What to See and Do
- Dalt Vila: explore Ibiza’s historic walled old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with cobbled streets, historic buildings and spectacular sea views.
- Cala Comte and Cala Bassa: relax on some of the island’s most iconic beaches, famous for their crystal-clear waters and beautiful Mediterranean scenery.
- Es Vedrà: admire one of Ibiza’s most recognisable landmarks, an impressive rocky islet rising from the sea just off the coast.
- Ses Salines Natural Park: explore a protected natural area of outstanding ecological value, featuring beaches, dunes, salt flats and remarkable biodiversity.
- Santa Eulària des Riu: discover a charming coastal town with a pleasant seafront promenade, restaurants and a relaxed atmosphere.
- Las Dalias and Punta Arabí markets: experience Ibiza’s artistic heritage and bohemian spirit while browsing stalls selling fashion, accessories, handicrafts and local products.
- Sunsets in Sant Antoni: enjoy one of the island’s most famous experiences as the sun slowly disappears over the Mediterranean Sea.
- Ibizan gastronomy: taste traditional specialities such as bullit de peix, sofrit pagès and flaó, a typical dessert made with cheese and mint.
- Boat excursions: discover hidden coves and enjoy activities such as snorkelling, kayaking and paddleboarding.
Practical Information
- Currency: Euro (EUR).
- Language: Spanish and Catalan, including the local Ibizan variety.
- Power plugs: Types C and F, the standard plugs used in Spain.
- Travel documents: Valid Spanish national identity card (DNI) or passport for Spanish citizens.
- Climate: Mediterranean, with warm, sunny summers and mild winters.
- Best time to visit: From May to October, especially for enjoying the beaches and outdoor activities.
Practical Information
- Public buses: connect the airport with Ibiza Town and various towns and tourist areas across the island. Services are available to Sant Antoni, Santa Eulària and Playa d’en Bossa, among other destinations.
- Taxis: available outside the terminal, offering a convenient way to travel directly to your accommodation.
- Car rental: a recommended option for exploring the island independently and discovering its coves, villages and natural attractions.
- Motorcycles and scooters: a practical alternative for travelling around the island, particularly during the summer months.
- Boat excursions: departures from various ports offer opportunities to explore beaches, coves and other coastal attractions.
- Advance booking: during the peak summer season, booking transport and accommodation in advance is recommended.
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