The best time to visit Ibiza depends on your travel plans and companions. Summer months from late May to early October are about fun—parties, windsurfing, flyboarding, slingshots, and much more. If you are a foodie, then aim for April–October when the majority of restaurants open their doors.
May–October is great for those seeking cultural experiences (i.e., traditional folk dance—Ball Pagès), culinary delights, and nature-based activities like hiking and boating. In case parties are not your thing, choose April
or October when it’s warm enough to enjoy a beach vacation, hotels are open, and there is some nightlife going on. Winter months are good for green nature, almond blossom, and young wines.
Dancefloors are overtaken by partying folk as the clubbing capital wakes up after its winter sleep
Only a truly patient explorer can find the secret cave party
The king of club music sets the rhythm for summer partying in the clubbing capital of Europe
Ibiza's natural paths wind through green forests, white beaches, small villages, and hidden coves
Traditional festivals are not numerous on Ibiza, so the fiery summer welcoming is not to be missed
Think of coves lapped by the blue waters surrounded by forests where you just want time to stand still
A brand-new water sport allows people to walk on water, swim like a dolphin, and fly above the water
Come to the zoo party and unleash the wild animal inside us all
Traditional Mediterranean foods are served in over 20 specialized restaurants in Ibiza
Great waves and warm waters make for an unforgettable surfing experience in Ibiza
Effortless floating above the sea during golden sunsets is a nice way to delight in Ibiza's San Antonio Bay
Who can imagine a high-quality Mediterranean vacation without a luxurious voyage along Ibiza's coastline on a yacht?
Head over heels, heels over head, head over heels, heels over head and again and again—a good shake for your mind and body
Ibiza also has its age old traditions which may today be experienced through folk dances performed by costumed dancers
Over a hundred diving sites with a variety of Mediterranean underwater wonders will fulfill the dreams of even the most demanding divers
Try your hand at surfing on the artificial waves produced by a unique Flowrider machine
Ocean Beach floods in champagne and music at the Ibiza Spray parties
Healing azure waters, the hot Spanish sun, and beautiful views help you restore strength during the day, so at night you are ready to party again
Ibiza's cycling services provide the riders with top-notch bikes and skilled guides who will lead you through the best local natural trails
Stuffed with olives and stewed in wine, squid is a classic Mediterranean delicacy
Try to catch an Ibizan tuna while drifting amidst the reefs of San Antonio Bay
Your stomach may drop as you are hurled up and down in a huge catapult
Club music fanatics party till their last breath as the clubbing season comes to the end
This medieval festival, particularly the wall-dancing performances, offers the greatest occasion to experience Ibizan cultural legacy to its fullest
The peak of Ibiza's disco whirlpool is BBC Radio 1 Weekend
Join colorful pointed hoods processions carrying the Holy Statues through Ibiza Town
Submerge into trance vibrations at the only outdoor trance music festival in Ibiza
The valley of Santa Ines revels in a spring tenderness of white fluffy Almond blossoms
Raise your hand if you don't like free wine? St. Mateu offers a wine fair not to be missed
Ibiza shows off with the greenness of its pine forests, rich colours of abundant flowers, and sweet scents of citrus trees
Half-medicine and half-alcoholic, this beverage is an obligatory item found in the pantries of practically every household in Ibiza
Eating 12 grapes, wearing red coloured underwear and preparing a special cake is only a part of the incredible celebration in Spain
Bring your Christmas outfit and festive mood and join the group of jolly Santas jumping from the cliffs
After the fatiguing summer clubbing, milder October offers a chance to regain one's spiritual balance through holistic activities
The olive oil festival is the best occasion to observe the centuries-old methods of olive oil production and indulge oneself with oil-flavoured delights
Ripe figs please with their sweetness and moisture
The only international ceremony of this kind celebrates the most talented DJs who shape electronic music trends across the globe
Delicate petals of bougainvillea, oleander, hibiscus and other flowers are not afraid of the hot Ibizan sun
Meet the most remarkable bird of the park