This Ibiza trip prioritizes relaxation and rest over a packed schedule. The plan includes spending time on beaches with clear water, exploring small coves, and enjoying sunset walks. One planned activity is exploring Ibiza Town, including the harbor and the old town of Dalt Vila. Another highlight is a day trip to Formentera, known for its white sand beaches and turquoise sea. Overall, the trip is designed to experience the island at a leisurely pace, allowing ample time for personal relaxation and soaking up the Mediterranean atmosphere.
I arrived on the island and was immediately blown away by the view from the airplane window. Today I took it easy – after checking in, I went to the local market, where the colors, scents, and lively atmosphere offered the perfect first taste of Ibiza.
At the airport I picked up my reserved car.
A true Ibiza original: colorful stalls with handmade jewelry, clothing, handicrafts, and souvenirs. The market attracts artists and visitors alike and offers a food area with a relaxed atmosphere. Ideal for immersing yourself in the island's hippie culture.
In the morning, Cala d’Hort awaits you with its spectacular view of the mysterious rock Es Vedrà – perfect for a swim in the clear sea or your holiday photo. In the afternoon, it continues to Cala Tarida, a spacious sandy bay with turquoise water and stylish beach clubs. Enjoy the sunset in a very special atmosphere with a drink or dinner overlooking the sea.
Cala d’Hort is far more than just a beach – it's the stage for one of Ibiza's most spectacular views. Directly from the shore, the gaze falls on the legendary rock Es Vedrà, which mysteriously rises from the sea. During the day, you can swim in the clear water, relax on the pebble beach, or enjoy the mystical atmosphere. Those who want to be more active can take a walk on the cliffs above the bay and be rewarded with panoramic views. In the evening, Cala d’Hort transforms into one of the most beautiful sunset spots on the island – perfect for a picnic with a golden play of light on the horizon.
Cala Tarida fulfills all the desires of a Mediterranean dream beach: a wide sandy bay, gentle waves, and plenty of space to relax. Families appreciate the shallow entry into the sea, while adventurers explore the rock formations while snorkeling or glide along the coast on stand-up paddleboards. Along the promenade, restaurants and beach clubs invite you to linger, most notably the famous Cotton Beach Club with its sea view. When the sun sets, it bathes the entire bay in warm orange and pink – an unforgettable experience with dinner, a cocktail, or a walk on the sand.
Today we're taking the ferry from Ibiza to Formentera – a trip that's one of the absolute highlights of any journey. The crossing itself is an experience: the crystal-clear water shimmers in all shades of blue, and you can see right down to the seabed. On the island, you can expect Caribbean-like beaches with fine white sand and turquoise blue sea. Whether sunbathing, swimming or taking a walk along the coast – Formentera offers unforgettable impressions and a feeling of pure lightness.
If you've ever been to Ibiza, you should definitely take the ferry (or boat) to Formentera. The trip takes about 45 minutes and you'll enjoy the radiant blue water, where you can see down to the bottom at 8 meters. A real highlight every time. https://openferry.com/routes/formentera-ibiza
Formentera is far more than just Ibiza's little sister – the island has its own unique character, shaped by serenity and unspoiled beauty. After the ferry crossing, you can expect crystal-clear water and beaches that are often compared to the Caribbean. But Formentera offers far more than just sun and sand.
The best way to explore the island is by scooter or bicycle, which can be rented directly in the port of La Savina. Thanks to short distances and flat terrain, the journey itself becomes an experience – past coastal roads, pine forests and hidden coves. Highlights include the endless white beaches of Platja de Ses Illetes, regularly ranked among the most beautiful beaches in the world, and Platja de Migjorn, a long stretch of coast with plenty of space to relax. Active visitors can snorkel, paddle or kayak in the turquoise bays, while nature lovers will find plenty to see in the salt marshes and bird sanctuaries of the Ses Salines Natural Park. For a taste of local life, the village of Sant Francesc Xavier invites you to stroll – with small boutiques, craft shops and cafes under white arcades. Culinary delights include authentic beach bars (Chiringuitos) serving fresh fish and tapas – best enjoyed barefoot in the sand with the sound of the waves in the background. The special thing about Formentera is the slower pace of life. Here, the Mediterranean Sea seems gentler, calmer and more intimate – a day trip to the island is the perfect counterpoint to the vibrant energy of Ibiza.
The day begins at the mysterious Punta Galera, where you lie not on sand, but on flat rock slabs and can jump directly into the shimmering sea – a place of peace and quiet, away from the hustle and bustle. We then continue to Cala Saladeta, a small, turquoise dream bay that looks like a postcard motif and invites you to swim and linger. Finally, Cala Comte awaits: Here, the sun dips the sky in golden and pink hues, while music, drinks, and the light Ibiza flair create the perfect setting for an unforgettable evening.
Punta Galera is no ordinary beach – here, smooth rock slabs form a natural sun deck directly above the sea. Visitors lie on the warm stones, jump directly into the crystal-clear water, or enjoy the view of the horizon in complete peace. The brave use the rocky outcrops as a diving platform, while snorkelers discover a fascinating underwater world with colorful fish and rock formations. Due to its secluded location and relaxed atmosphere, Punta Galera is a favorite spot for all those seeking quiet moments, breathtaking views, and the unspoiled beauty of Ibiza away from the crowds.
Cala Saladeta is considered one of the most beautiful bays in Ibiza – small, idyllic and surrounded by turquoise water. Fine sand, rugged rocks and the intense colours of the sea make it a true postcard motif. Visitors swim in the clear water, snorkel along the rocks or simply enjoy sunbathing in a relaxed atmosphere. Despite its popularity, the bay retains a special charm – a place where the pure holiday feeling of Ibiza can be felt.
Cala Comte is one of Ibiza's most famous bays and is known for its spectacular play of colors as the sun sinks into the sea. White sand, turquoise water, and small islands offshore create a dreamlike backdrop that becomes particularly unforgettable in the evening. Popular are the viewpoints above the bay, from which the sunset can be observed in all its intensity. Whether with a picnic on the beach, a drink at the Sunset Ashram, or simply marveling at the panorama – here Ibiza shows its magical side.
The day begins at the vibrant harbor of Ibiza Town, where elegant yachts and traditional fishing boats lie side by side. As you stroll along the promenade, you'll feel the maritime atmosphere and enjoy the view of the historic walls of Dalt Vila. Afterwards, your path leads you into the old town: narrow alleys, small boutiques, and charming cafes invite you to explore. In the evening, the harbor unfolds its special magic – sunset, Mediterranean atmosphere, and perhaps an open-air dinner make this day an unforgettable experience.
A trip to Ibiza Town is an absolute must. The historic old town, Dalt Vila, invites you to stroll through narrow cobblestone streets. As you climb up to the old city walls, impressive views of the harbor and the sea open up. Along the way, you'll discover small galleries, unique boutiques, and cozy cafes hidden in shady corners. Yachts gleam in the harbor, while lively squares are perfect for soaking up the island's cosmopolitan flair. Culinarily, an evening at La Brasa or a small snack in the charming alleyways of the old town is worthwhile – the atmosphere is unparalleled. And if you want to experience Ibiza's famous nightlife, you're in the right place. From stylish cocktail bars to world-famous clubs, the city awakens after sunset and shows off the island's legendary party scene. Whether culture, shopping, culinary delights or nightlife – Ibiza Town combines everything in a single day.
Ibiza Town's harbor is far more than just a mooring place for ferries and yachts – it's a vibrant meeting point where the island's maritime flair is at its finest. Strolling along the promenade, you sense a blend of history and modernity: traditional fishing boats lie alongside elegant yachts, inviting little cafés and bars beckon you to linger, and from here you have a view of the fortress walls of Dalt Vila. In the evening, the harbor transforms into a stage for sunsets and Mediterranean ease – a place where visitors and locals alike enjoy the Ibiza feeling.
After an unforgettable week, it's time to say goodbye to Ibiza today. Depending on your flight time, you can still use the morning for a last café con leche by the sea or a short stroll before heading back to the airport. In your luggage: sunshine, salt on your skin, and lots of memories of this island's special moments.
You should be at the airport three hours before departure and return the rental car.
This Ibiza trip wasn't a hectic whirlwind tour, but a relaxed indulgence: plenty of time on stunning beaches, easy explorations of hidden coves, charming evenings by the sea, and a touch of Mediterranean lifestyle. Between sunsets, crystal-clear water, and cozy moments, there was plenty of room to experience the island at your own pace – relaxed, easy, and unforgettable.
This Ibiza trip prioritizes relaxation and rest over a packed schedule. The plan includes spending time on beaches with clear water, exploring small coves, and enjoying sunset walks. One planned activity is exploring Ibiza Town, including the harbor and the old town of Dalt Vila. Another highlight is a day trip to Formentera, known for its white sand beaches and turquoise sea. Overall, the trip is designed to experience the island at a leisurely pace, allowing ample time for personal relaxation and soaking up the Mediterranean atmosphere.
I arrived on the island and was immediately blown away by the view from the airplane window. Today I took it easy – after checking in, I went to the local market, where the colors, scents, and lively atmosphere offered the perfect first taste of Ibiza.
At the airport I picked up my reserved car.
A true Ibiza original: colorful stalls with handmade jewelry, clothing, handicrafts, and souvenirs. The market attracts artists and visitors alike and offers a food area with a relaxed atmosphere. Ideal for immersing yourself in the island's hippie culture.
In the morning, Cala d’Hort awaits you with its spectacular view of the mysterious rock Es Vedrà – perfect for a swim in the clear sea or your holiday photo. In the afternoon, it continues to Cala Tarida, a spacious sandy bay with turquoise water and stylish beach clubs. Enjoy the sunset in a very special atmosphere with a drink or dinner overlooking the sea.
Cala d’Hort is far more than just a beach – it's the stage for one of Ibiza's most spectacular views. Directly from the shore, the gaze falls on the legendary rock Es Vedrà, which mysteriously rises from the sea. During the day, you can swim in the clear water, relax on the pebble beach, or enjoy the mystical atmosphere. Those who want to be more active can take a walk on the cliffs above the bay and be rewarded with panoramic views. In the evening, Cala d’Hort transforms into one of the most beautiful sunset spots on the island – perfect for a picnic with a golden play of light on the horizon.
Cala Tarida fulfills all the desires of a Mediterranean dream beach: a wide sandy bay, gentle waves, and plenty of space to relax. Families appreciate the shallow entry into the sea, while adventurers explore the rock formations while snorkeling or glide along the coast on stand-up paddleboards. Along the promenade, restaurants and beach clubs invite you to linger, most notably the famous Cotton Beach Club with its sea view. When the sun sets, it bathes the entire bay in warm orange and pink – an unforgettable experience with dinner, a cocktail, or a walk on the sand.
Today we're taking the ferry from Ibiza to Formentera – a trip that's one of the absolute highlights of any journey. The crossing itself is an experience: the crystal-clear water shimmers in all shades of blue, and you can see right down to the seabed. On the island, you can expect Caribbean-like beaches with fine white sand and turquoise blue sea. Whether sunbathing, swimming or taking a walk along the coast – Formentera offers unforgettable impressions and a feeling of pure lightness.
If you've ever been to Ibiza, you should definitely take the ferry (or boat) to Formentera. The trip takes about 45 minutes and you'll enjoy the radiant blue water, where you can see down to the bottom at 8 meters. A real highlight every time. https://openferry.com/routes/formentera-ibiza
Formentera is far more than just Ibiza's little sister – the island has its own unique character, shaped by serenity and unspoiled beauty. After the ferry crossing, you can expect crystal-clear water and beaches that are often compared to the Caribbean. But Formentera offers far more than just sun and sand.
The best way to explore the island is by scooter or bicycle, which can be rented directly in the port of La Savina. Thanks to short distances and flat terrain, the journey itself becomes an experience – past coastal roads, pine forests and hidden coves. Highlights include the endless white beaches of Platja de Ses Illetes, regularly ranked among the most beautiful beaches in the world, and Platja de Migjorn, a long stretch of coast with plenty of space to relax. Active visitors can snorkel, paddle or kayak in the turquoise bays, while nature lovers will find plenty to see in the salt marshes and bird sanctuaries of the Ses Salines Natural Park. For a taste of local life, the village of Sant Francesc Xavier invites you to stroll – with small boutiques, craft shops and cafes under white arcades. Culinary delights include authentic beach bars (Chiringuitos) serving fresh fish and tapas – best enjoyed barefoot in the sand with the sound of the waves in the background. The special thing about Formentera is the slower pace of life. Here, the Mediterranean Sea seems gentler, calmer and more intimate – a day trip to the island is the perfect counterpoint to the vibrant energy of Ibiza.
The day begins at the mysterious Punta Galera, where you lie not on sand, but on flat rock slabs and can jump directly into the shimmering sea – a place of peace and quiet, away from the hustle and bustle. We then continue to Cala Saladeta, a small, turquoise dream bay that looks like a postcard motif and invites you to swim and linger. Finally, Cala Comte awaits: Here, the sun dips the sky in golden and pink hues, while music, drinks, and the light Ibiza flair create the perfect setting for an unforgettable evening.
Punta Galera is no ordinary beach – here, smooth rock slabs form a natural sun deck directly above the sea. Visitors lie on the warm stones, jump directly into the crystal-clear water, or enjoy the view of the horizon in complete peace. The brave use the rocky outcrops as a diving platform, while snorkelers discover a fascinating underwater world with colorful fish and rock formations. Due to its secluded location and relaxed atmosphere, Punta Galera is a favorite spot for all those seeking quiet moments, breathtaking views, and the unspoiled beauty of Ibiza away from the crowds.
Cala Saladeta is considered one of the most beautiful bays in Ibiza – small, idyllic and surrounded by turquoise water. Fine sand, rugged rocks and the intense colours of the sea make it a true postcard motif. Visitors swim in the clear water, snorkel along the rocks or simply enjoy sunbathing in a relaxed atmosphere. Despite its popularity, the bay retains a special charm – a place where the pure holiday feeling of Ibiza can be felt.
Cala Comte is one of Ibiza's most famous bays and is known for its spectacular play of colors as the sun sinks into the sea. White sand, turquoise water, and small islands offshore create a dreamlike backdrop that becomes particularly unforgettable in the evening. Popular are the viewpoints above the bay, from which the sunset can be observed in all its intensity. Whether with a picnic on the beach, a drink at the Sunset Ashram, or simply marveling at the panorama – here Ibiza shows its magical side.
The day begins at the vibrant harbor of Ibiza Town, where elegant yachts and traditional fishing boats lie side by side. As you stroll along the promenade, you'll feel the maritime atmosphere and enjoy the view of the historic walls of Dalt Vila. Afterwards, your path leads you into the old town: narrow alleys, small boutiques, and charming cafes invite you to explore. In the evening, the harbor unfolds its special magic – sunset, Mediterranean atmosphere, and perhaps an open-air dinner make this day an unforgettable experience.
A trip to Ibiza Town is an absolute must. The historic old town, Dalt Vila, invites you to stroll through narrow cobblestone streets. As you climb up to the old city walls, impressive views of the harbor and the sea open up. Along the way, you'll discover small galleries, unique boutiques, and cozy cafes hidden in shady corners. Yachts gleam in the harbor, while lively squares are perfect for soaking up the island's cosmopolitan flair. Culinarily, an evening at La Brasa or a small snack in the charming alleyways of the old town is worthwhile – the atmosphere is unparalleled. And if you want to experience Ibiza's famous nightlife, you're in the right place. From stylish cocktail bars to world-famous clubs, the city awakens after sunset and shows off the island's legendary party scene. Whether culture, shopping, culinary delights or nightlife – Ibiza Town combines everything in a single day.
Ibiza Town's harbor is far more than just a mooring place for ferries and yachts – it's a vibrant meeting point where the island's maritime flair is at its finest. Strolling along the promenade, you sense a blend of history and modernity: traditional fishing boats lie alongside elegant yachts, inviting little cafés and bars beckon you to linger, and from here you have a view of the fortress walls of Dalt Vila. In the evening, the harbor transforms into a stage for sunsets and Mediterranean ease – a place where visitors and locals alike enjoy the Ibiza feeling.
After an unforgettable week, it's time to say goodbye to Ibiza today. Depending on your flight time, you can still use the morning for a last café con leche by the sea or a short stroll before heading back to the airport. In your luggage: sunshine, salt on your skin, and lots of memories of this island's special moments.
You should be at the airport three hours before departure and return the rental car.
This Ibiza trip wasn't a hectic whirlwind tour, but a relaxed indulgence: plenty of time on stunning beaches, easy explorations of hidden coves, charming evenings by the sea, and a touch of Mediterranean lifestyle. Between sunsets, crystal-clear water, and cozy moments, there was plenty of room to experience the island at your own pace – relaxed, easy, and unforgettable.
itinerary by Charlotte Lange
This Ibiza trip prioritizes relaxation and rest over a packed schedule. The plan includes spending time on beaches with clear water, exploring small coves, and enjoying sunset walks. One planned activity is exploring Ibiza Town, including the harbor and the old town of Dalt Vila. Another highlight is a day trip to Formentera, known for its white sand beaches and turquoise sea. Overall, the trip is designed to experience the island at a leisurely pace, allowing ample time for personal relaxation and soaking up the Mediterranean atmosphere.
I arrived on the island and was immediately blown away by the view from the airplane window. Today I took it easy – after checking in, I went to the local market, where the colors, scents, and lively atmosphere offered the perfect first taste of Ibiza.
At the airport I picked up my reserved car.
A true Ibiza original: colorful stalls with handmade jewelry, clothing, handicrafts, and souvenirs. The market attracts artists and visitors alike and offers a food area with a relaxed atmosphere. Ideal for immersing yourself in the island's hippie culture.
In the morning, Cala d’Hort awaits you with its spectacular view of the mysterious rock Es Vedrà – perfect for a swim in the clear sea or your holiday photo. In the afternoon, it continues to Cala Tarida, a spacious sandy bay with turquoise water and stylish beach clubs. Enjoy the sunset in a very special atmosphere with a drink or dinner overlooking the sea.
Cala d’Hort is far more than just a beach – it's the stage for one of Ibiza's most spectacular views. Directly from the shore, the gaze falls on the legendary rock Es Vedrà, which mysteriously rises from the sea. During the day, you can swim in the clear water, relax on the pebble beach, or enjoy the mystical atmosphere. Those who want to be more active can take a walk on the cliffs above the bay and be rewarded with panoramic views. In the evening, Cala d’Hort transforms into one of the most beautiful sunset spots on the island – perfect for a picnic with a golden play of light on the horizon.
Cala Tarida fulfills all the desires of a Mediterranean dream beach: a wide sandy bay, gentle waves, and plenty of space to relax. Families appreciate the shallow entry into the sea, while adventurers explore the rock formations while snorkeling or glide along the coast on stand-up paddleboards. Along the promenade, restaurants and beach clubs invite you to linger, most notably the famous Cotton Beach Club with its sea view. When the sun sets, it bathes the entire bay in warm orange and pink – an unforgettable experience with dinner, a cocktail, or a walk on the sand.
Today we're taking the ferry from Ibiza to Formentera – a trip that's one of the absolute highlights of any journey. The crossing itself is an experience: the crystal-clear water shimmers in all shades of blue, and you can see right down to the seabed. On the island, you can expect Caribbean-like beaches with fine white sand and turquoise blue sea. Whether sunbathing, swimming or taking a walk along the coast – Formentera offers unforgettable impressions and a feeling of pure lightness.
If you've ever been to Ibiza, you should definitely take the ferry (or boat) to Formentera. The trip takes about 45 minutes and you'll enjoy the radiant blue water, where you can see down to the bottom at 8 meters. A real highlight every time. https://openferry.com/routes/formentera-ibiza
Formentera is far more than just Ibiza's little sister – the island has its own unique character, shaped by serenity and unspoiled beauty. After the ferry crossing, you can expect crystal-clear water and beaches that are often compared to the Caribbean. But Formentera offers far more than just sun and sand.
The best way to explore the island is by scooter or bicycle, which can be rented directly in the port of La Savina. Thanks to short distances and flat terrain, the journey itself becomes an experience – past coastal roads, pine forests and hidden coves. Highlights include the endless white beaches of Platja de Ses Illetes, regularly ranked among the most beautiful beaches in the world, and Platja de Migjorn, a long stretch of coast with plenty of space to relax. Active visitors can snorkel, paddle or kayak in the turquoise bays, while nature lovers will find plenty to see in the salt marshes and bird sanctuaries of the Ses Salines Natural Park. For a taste of local life, the village of Sant Francesc Xavier invites you to stroll – with small boutiques, craft shops and cafes under white arcades. Culinary delights include authentic beach bars (Chiringuitos) serving fresh fish and tapas – best enjoyed barefoot in the sand with the sound of the waves in the background. The special thing about Formentera is the slower pace of life. Here, the Mediterranean Sea seems gentler, calmer and more intimate – a day trip to the island is the perfect counterpoint to the vibrant energy of Ibiza.
The day begins at the mysterious Punta Galera, where you lie not on sand, but on flat rock slabs and can jump directly into the shimmering sea – a place of peace and quiet, away from the hustle and bustle. We then continue to Cala Saladeta, a small, turquoise dream bay that looks like a postcard motif and invites you to swim and linger. Finally, Cala Comte awaits: Here, the sun dips the sky in golden and pink hues, while music, drinks, and the light Ibiza flair create the perfect setting for an unforgettable evening.
Punta Galera is no ordinary beach – here, smooth rock slabs form a natural sun deck directly above the sea. Visitors lie on the warm stones, jump directly into the crystal-clear water, or enjoy the view of the horizon in complete peace. The brave use the rocky outcrops as a diving platform, while snorkelers discover a fascinating underwater world with colorful fish and rock formations. Due to its secluded location and relaxed atmosphere, Punta Galera is a favorite spot for all those seeking quiet moments, breathtaking views, and the unspoiled beauty of Ibiza away from the crowds.
Cala Saladeta is considered one of the most beautiful bays in Ibiza – small, idyllic and surrounded by turquoise water. Fine sand, rugged rocks and the intense colours of the sea make it a true postcard motif. Visitors swim in the clear water, snorkel along the rocks or simply enjoy sunbathing in a relaxed atmosphere. Despite its popularity, the bay retains a special charm – a place where the pure holiday feeling of Ibiza can be felt.
Cala Comte is one of Ibiza's most famous bays and is known for its spectacular play of colors as the sun sinks into the sea. White sand, turquoise water, and small islands offshore create a dreamlike backdrop that becomes particularly unforgettable in the evening. Popular are the viewpoints above the bay, from which the sunset can be observed in all its intensity. Whether with a picnic on the beach, a drink at the Sunset Ashram, or simply marveling at the panorama – here Ibiza shows its magical side.
The day begins at the vibrant harbor of Ibiza Town, where elegant yachts and traditional fishing boats lie side by side. As you stroll along the promenade, you'll feel the maritime atmosphere and enjoy the view of the historic walls of Dalt Vila. Afterwards, your path leads you into the old town: narrow alleys, small boutiques, and charming cafes invite you to explore. In the evening, the harbor unfolds its special magic – sunset, Mediterranean atmosphere, and perhaps an open-air dinner make this day an unforgettable experience.
A trip to Ibiza Town is an absolute must. The historic old town, Dalt Vila, invites you to stroll through narrow cobblestone streets. As you climb up to the old city walls, impressive views of the harbor and the sea open up. Along the way, you'll discover small galleries, unique boutiques, and cozy cafes hidden in shady corners. Yachts gleam in the harbor, while lively squares are perfect for soaking up the island's cosmopolitan flair. Culinarily, an evening at La Brasa or a small snack in the charming alleyways of the old town is worthwhile – the atmosphere is unparalleled. And if you want to experience Ibiza's famous nightlife, you're in the right place. From stylish cocktail bars to world-famous clubs, the city awakens after sunset and shows off the island's legendary party scene. Whether culture, shopping, culinary delights or nightlife – Ibiza Town combines everything in a single day.
Ibiza Town's harbor is far more than just a mooring place for ferries and yachts – it's a vibrant meeting point where the island's maritime flair is at its finest. Strolling along the promenade, you sense a blend of history and modernity: traditional fishing boats lie alongside elegant yachts, inviting little cafés and bars beckon you to linger, and from here you have a view of the fortress walls of Dalt Vila. In the evening, the harbor transforms into a stage for sunsets and Mediterranean ease – a place where visitors and locals alike enjoy the Ibiza feeling.
After an unforgettable week, it's time to say goodbye to Ibiza today. Depending on your flight time, you can still use the morning for a last café con leche by the sea or a short stroll before heading back to the airport. In your luggage: sunshine, salt on your skin, and lots of memories of this island's special moments.
You should be at the airport three hours before departure and return the rental car.
This Ibiza trip wasn't a hectic whirlwind tour, but a relaxed indulgence: plenty of time on stunning beaches, easy explorations of hidden coves, charming evenings by the sea, and a touch of Mediterranean lifestyle. Between sunsets, crystal-clear water, and cozy moments, there was plenty of room to experience the island at your own pace – relaxed, easy, and unforgettable.
This Ibiza trip prioritizes relaxation and rest over a packed schedule. The plan includes spending time on beaches with clear water, exploring small coves, and enjoying sunset walks. One planned activity is exploring Ibiza Town, including the harbor and the old town of Dalt Vila. Another highlight is a day trip to Formentera, known for its white sand beaches and turquoise sea. Overall, the trip is designed to experience the island at a leisurely pace, allowing ample time for personal relaxation and soaking up the Mediterranean atmosphere.
I arrived on the island and was immediately blown away by the view from the airplane window. Today I took it easy – after checking in, I went to the local market, where the colors, scents, and lively atmosphere offered the perfect first taste of Ibiza.
At the airport I picked up my reserved car.
A true Ibiza original: colorful stalls with handmade jewelry, clothing, handicrafts, and souvenirs. The market attracts artists and visitors alike and offers a food area with a relaxed atmosphere. Ideal for immersing yourself in the island's hippie culture.
In the morning, Cala d’Hort awaits you with its spectacular view of the mysterious rock Es Vedrà – perfect for a swim in the clear sea or your holiday photo. In the afternoon, it continues to Cala Tarida, a spacious sandy bay with turquoise water and stylish beach clubs. Enjoy the sunset in a very special atmosphere with a drink or dinner overlooking the sea.
Cala d’Hort is far more than just a beach – it's the stage for one of Ibiza's most spectacular views. Directly from the shore, the gaze falls on the legendary rock Es Vedrà, which mysteriously rises from the sea. During the day, you can swim in the clear water, relax on the pebble beach, or enjoy the mystical atmosphere. Those who want to be more active can take a walk on the cliffs above the bay and be rewarded with panoramic views. In the evening, Cala d’Hort transforms into one of the most beautiful sunset spots on the island – perfect for a picnic with a golden play of light on the horizon.
Cala Tarida fulfills all the desires of a Mediterranean dream beach: a wide sandy bay, gentle waves, and plenty of space to relax. Families appreciate the shallow entry into the sea, while adventurers explore the rock formations while snorkeling or glide along the coast on stand-up paddleboards. Along the promenade, restaurants and beach clubs invite you to linger, most notably the famous Cotton Beach Club with its sea view. When the sun sets, it bathes the entire bay in warm orange and pink – an unforgettable experience with dinner, a cocktail, or a walk on the sand.
Today we're taking the ferry from Ibiza to Formentera – a trip that's one of the absolute highlights of any journey. The crossing itself is an experience: the crystal-clear water shimmers in all shades of blue, and you can see right down to the seabed. On the island, you can expect Caribbean-like beaches with fine white sand and turquoise blue sea. Whether sunbathing, swimming or taking a walk along the coast – Formentera offers unforgettable impressions and a feeling of pure lightness.
If you've ever been to Ibiza, you should definitely take the ferry (or boat) to Formentera. The trip takes about 45 minutes and you'll enjoy the radiant blue water, where you can see down to the bottom at 8 meters. A real highlight every time. https://openferry.com/routes/formentera-ibiza
Formentera is far more than just Ibiza's little sister – the island has its own unique character, shaped by serenity and unspoiled beauty. After the ferry crossing, you can expect crystal-clear water and beaches that are often compared to the Caribbean. But Formentera offers far more than just sun and sand.
The best way to explore the island is by scooter or bicycle, which can be rented directly in the port of La Savina. Thanks to short distances and flat terrain, the journey itself becomes an experience – past coastal roads, pine forests and hidden coves. Highlights include the endless white beaches of Platja de Ses Illetes, regularly ranked among the most beautiful beaches in the world, and Platja de Migjorn, a long stretch of coast with plenty of space to relax. Active visitors can snorkel, paddle or kayak in the turquoise bays, while nature lovers will find plenty to see in the salt marshes and bird sanctuaries of the Ses Salines Natural Park. For a taste of local life, the village of Sant Francesc Xavier invites you to stroll – with small boutiques, craft shops and cafes under white arcades. Culinary delights include authentic beach bars (Chiringuitos) serving fresh fish and tapas – best enjoyed barefoot in the sand with the sound of the waves in the background. The special thing about Formentera is the slower pace of life. Here, the Mediterranean Sea seems gentler, calmer and more intimate – a day trip to the island is the perfect counterpoint to the vibrant energy of Ibiza.
The day begins at the mysterious Punta Galera, where you lie not on sand, but on flat rock slabs and can jump directly into the shimmering sea – a place of peace and quiet, away from the hustle and bustle. We then continue to Cala Saladeta, a small, turquoise dream bay that looks like a postcard motif and invites you to swim and linger. Finally, Cala Comte awaits: Here, the sun dips the sky in golden and pink hues, while music, drinks, and the light Ibiza flair create the perfect setting for an unforgettable evening.
Punta Galera is no ordinary beach – here, smooth rock slabs form a natural sun deck directly above the sea. Visitors lie on the warm stones, jump directly into the crystal-clear water, or enjoy the view of the horizon in complete peace. The brave use the rocky outcrops as a diving platform, while snorkelers discover a fascinating underwater world with colorful fish and rock formations. Due to its secluded location and relaxed atmosphere, Punta Galera is a favorite spot for all those seeking quiet moments, breathtaking views, and the unspoiled beauty of Ibiza away from the crowds.
Cala Saladeta is considered one of the most beautiful bays in Ibiza – small, idyllic and surrounded by turquoise water. Fine sand, rugged rocks and the intense colours of the sea make it a true postcard motif. Visitors swim in the clear water, snorkel along the rocks or simply enjoy sunbathing in a relaxed atmosphere. Despite its popularity, the bay retains a special charm – a place where the pure holiday feeling of Ibiza can be felt.
Cala Comte is one of Ibiza's most famous bays and is known for its spectacular play of colors as the sun sinks into the sea. White sand, turquoise water, and small islands offshore create a dreamlike backdrop that becomes particularly unforgettable in the evening. Popular are the viewpoints above the bay, from which the sunset can be observed in all its intensity. Whether with a picnic on the beach, a drink at the Sunset Ashram, or simply marveling at the panorama – here Ibiza shows its magical side.
The day begins at the vibrant harbor of Ibiza Town, where elegant yachts and traditional fishing boats lie side by side. As you stroll along the promenade, you'll feel the maritime atmosphere and enjoy the view of the historic walls of Dalt Vila. Afterwards, your path leads you into the old town: narrow alleys, small boutiques, and charming cafes invite you to explore. In the evening, the harbor unfolds its special magic – sunset, Mediterranean atmosphere, and perhaps an open-air dinner make this day an unforgettable experience.
A trip to Ibiza Town is an absolute must. The historic old town, Dalt Vila, invites you to stroll through narrow cobblestone streets. As you climb up to the old city walls, impressive views of the harbor and the sea open up. Along the way, you'll discover small galleries, unique boutiques, and cozy cafes hidden in shady corners. Yachts gleam in the harbor, while lively squares are perfect for soaking up the island's cosmopolitan flair. Culinarily, an evening at La Brasa or a small snack in the charming alleyways of the old town is worthwhile – the atmosphere is unparalleled. And if you want to experience Ibiza's famous nightlife, you're in the right place. From stylish cocktail bars to world-famous clubs, the city awakens after sunset and shows off the island's legendary party scene. Whether culture, shopping, culinary delights or nightlife – Ibiza Town combines everything in a single day.
Ibiza Town's harbor is far more than just a mooring place for ferries and yachts – it's a vibrant meeting point where the island's maritime flair is at its finest. Strolling along the promenade, you sense a blend of history and modernity: traditional fishing boats lie alongside elegant yachts, inviting little cafés and bars beckon you to linger, and from here you have a view of the fortress walls of Dalt Vila. In the evening, the harbor transforms into a stage for sunsets and Mediterranean ease – a place where visitors and locals alike enjoy the Ibiza feeling.
After an unforgettable week, it's time to say goodbye to Ibiza today. Depending on your flight time, you can still use the morning for a last café con leche by the sea or a short stroll before heading back to the airport. In your luggage: sunshine, salt on your skin, and lots of memories of this island's special moments.
You should be at the airport three hours before departure and return the rental car.
This Ibiza trip wasn't a hectic whirlwind tour, but a relaxed indulgence: plenty of time on stunning beaches, easy explorations of hidden coves, charming evenings by the sea, and a touch of Mediterranean lifestyle. Between sunsets, crystal-clear water, and cozy moments, there was plenty of room to experience the island at your own pace – relaxed, easy, and unforgettable.
