Beaches

Cala D’en Serra

Small but beautiful beach, located on the northern tip of the island – and lies in a natural crevice with mountains on both sides.

Cala Benirras

A beautiful beach between San Joan and San Miguel, with sun beds, rustic bar, and an option to take a pedalo ride in the middle of the clear blue sea.

Las Salinas (Highly Recommended)

One of the popular beaches in Ibiza located in the southern tip of the island, also known for Malibu restaurant- one of the most exclusive beach clubs. This is more of a classic destination; the Spanish jet setters have been coming here for years so this is where you will always find Spanish football players and actors.

Cala Jondal (Highly Recommended)

This beach has sun beds as well as lounge beds, and known to be the next popular and exclusive beach in Ibiza. It is very trendy with a Miami feel to it and very exclusive with beautiful people, it also has a DJ playing music throughout the day..

Cala Conta

The most stunning beach on the west coast of the island, with crystal clear turquoise water and a beautiful sunset into the ocean make it one of the most special places on the island, it also has a very nice restaurant on the beach called sunset ashram with a hippy vibe to it, although it is a smaller beach and it it gets quite busy during the high season

Clubs / Bars

Amantes - (old sol den serra)

This is a very nice/chic beach restaurant near cala llonga, it is set about 50 feet above the shoreline in a small quiet bay. The food and views are wonderful.

Recommended Activities

The best activity on the island is to charter a yacht and visit the nearby island of Formentera which has some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. This is where you will find most jet-setters.

*The cost to charter a boat starts at 900€ per day up to 5.000€ per day and sometimes more.

*Otherwise there are adventure tours of the island through back roads in off-road jeeps, or jet skiing, and a multitude of other water sports.

Sightseeing and Recommended Activities

Caves Can Marca – Porto San Miguel

A 100 years old cave that is a must see if you are in Ibiza. Notice the colours and the natural pre-historic shapes and forums visible all around.

Ibiza Tower

The Ibiza Tower is considered to be one of Ibiza’s most popular sights, with the best costal view of the Island.

The Garden & Grounds

Set over 6 acres, there is plenty to explore! Follow the floating step up the hill to find the wide open expanse with the most beautiful of sunset views.

We just planted the grass in the main garden, which is growing well, but as it is young, it is still finding its roots. The pagoda makes for fabulous outdoor eating and entertaining, sitting 16 around the 4m table and benches. The BBQ area is at one end of the pagoda to make even the most avid of chefs feel part of the action!

The pool is 130m2, and there are several relaxation areas around it, including the infinity decking with 8 sun - loungers. All the areas around the pool have stunning views of the whole of Ibiza, and out to Formentura.

Restaurants

La Luna nell’orto

Puerto-sant Miguel de Balansat

As you are leaving San Miguel village towards the port, you will find a unique Italian restaurant with great ambience. Whether you book your table outdoors in the garden terrace or indoors, a lovely dinning experience in assured.

Le cicale

Carretera de Sant Joan

 Quiet Italian restaurant situated in an authentic Ibizen can Finca with very exquisite Italian seafood, with some of the best pizzas on the island.

La Paloma

 Serves delicious Spanish dishes, presented with elegance in a laid back ambience. The restaurant setting is very simple – giving you a home dining vibe.

El Ayoun

With three different choices or decor and atmosphere, the restaurant, the lounge/Bar or the garden, El Ayoun has a very trendy oriental ambience with a European flair and international flavours.