A small island, well introduced.
Ibiza is easy to visit and hard to understand. We help with the second.
Tell us when you’re comingWhy it’s different
It is old.
The Phoenicians founded a port here in 654 BC. The walled town above the harbour has been lived in ever since.
It is small.
On an island this size, everyone is a few introductions apart. A good name travels faster than a ferry.
It chose its people.
For a long time Ibiza has drawn artists, writers, musicians and thinkers who wanted to live differently. Many came for a summer. Many stayed.
It looks after what matters.
Beneath the boats lie meadows of seagrass, protected by UNESCO alongside the old town. They keep the water clear, and they keep the island honest.
It is not what you’ve heard.
Behind the noisy Ibiza there is a quiet one: stone farmhouses, salt flats, pine hills and coves you reach by boat. Most visitors see the same twenty places. A few are shown the rest.
If you’d like to be shown, write to us.
Houses and hotels. Days on the water. Tables. Drivers. Evenings.