Luxury Ibiza Holidays

Ibiza holidays provide a feast for the senses. There’s the Old Town’s world heritage site complete with a magnificently placed cathedral, an elegant harbour, sophisticated restaurants and designer boutiques, stunning beaches, undiscovered coves, white-washed villages and there’s the world-famous all-night club culture. Luxury Ibiza holidays deliver an enjoyable and classy way to visiting the most lively of the Balearic Islands.

Ibiza is a fairly small island just 45km long by 25km wide and is the nearest Balearic Island to mainland Spain. Thanks to its hilly terrain the island offers some magnificent scenery with towering cliffs and the countryside, particularly in the north, is a rural patchwork of groves of almonds, olives and figs, dense pine forests and many tiny hamlets with pretty whitewashed village churches, whilst the entire coastline is made up of stunning cove beaches, many of which are deserted even in high season.  Whilst most famed for its vibrant nightlife the island has a wonderful amount to offer whilst the sun is shining – making luxury Ibiza holidays a pleasure for every visitor.

Our top tip is that you really need your own transport to reach the best spots although there’s a good bus service around the island and local boats serve various destinations along the coast.

There is a whole host of fantastic things to do in Ibiza other than the partying that it is so famed for. With a wealth of sun-kissed beaches and quaint villages to visit alongside some of the world’s most famous nightclubs, there is something for all holiday-makers in Ibiza.

Evisaa

No holiday to the island of Ibiza is complete without a trip to Eivissa (Ibiza Town) where the old walled city, Dalt Vila, a UNESCO world heritage site, towers over the rest. A ceremonial ramp leads across what used to be a moat through the impressive gateway of Portal de ses Taules to Place de la Vila where artisans selling inexpensive jewellery and leatherwork abound. If you are ever stuck wondering what to do in Ibiza then wandering around Dalt Vila is simply a delight. You can’t get lost, even without a map; simply stroll upwards towards the hilltop cathedral or downwards to one of the three gates that lead out to the newer parts of town. For those who perhaps get tired of the busy tourist areas there are plenty of traditional towns, villages and secluded beaches to visit away from the mainstream Ibiza attractions.

Ibiza Nightlife

One of the most popular things to do in Ibiza however, is to party. Such is the appeal of Ibiza’s club culture that many young people manage to return from holiday without a hint of a tan. They sleep through the day and party all through the night in one of almost 100 clubs and nightspots ranging from opulent, glowing discos housing their own elegant restaurants, cocktail bars and multiple dance floors. Amnesia, Pasha, Privilege and Space are the most famous, and during summer months, a discobus service operates between major resorts including Eivissa and San Antonio from midnight until dawn so the young and young at heart can discover as many clubs as they wish.

For Children

Apart from the nightlight and party culture, there’s a different side to Ibiza which is family oriented and easy going with numerous child friendly activities. For family things to do in Ibiza the beaches are fantastic, with watersports readily available, and there are riding stables scattered around the island with ponies for younger visitors. There are two water parks: Aqualandia in Talamanca, and the largest, Aguamar in Playa d'en Bossa, one of the island’s main attractions boasting numerous water slides and a huge arc shaped pool. Additionally, bicycles are easily available for hire, and there are go karting tracks in both Santa Eulalia and San Antonio. The excellent hotel staff and our expert sales team can advise you on some great things to do and where to go in Ibiza on your holiday.