Things to Do in Ibiza: Top Beaches, Towns, Viewpoints & Experiences
Ibiza is far more than nightlife. The island is one of Europe’s most diverse Mediterranean destinations, where pristine coves, pine-covered hills, ancient towns and world-class gastronomy combine effortlessly with beach clubs and legendary sunsets. Whether you’re visiting for a relaxing escape, a foodie holiday, family trip or a few nights out, there are endless things to do in Ibiza that go far beyond the party scene.
This complete guide covers the best things to do and see in Ibiza, including beaches, cultural landmarks, viewpoints, restaurants, markets, nature activities, and hidden corners only locals know. From Dalt Vila to Formentera day trips, and from Cala Comte sunsets to Santa Eulalia’s gastronomic scene, here’s everything to add to your Ibiza itinerary.
Organize a trip to Ibiza:
If you want to organize a trip to Ibiza Contact us directly on WhatsApp and we will help you plan every detail of your experience on the island. Contact us on WhatsApp
Explore Ibiza’s Most Beautiful Beaches

Ibiza’s beaches are a world of their own — each with a different personality, landscape and colour palette. Whether you love crystal lagoons, dramatic cliffs, bohemian bays or stylish beach clubs, the island has a spot for every mood.
Below are the beaches you absolutely shouldn’t miss:
Cala Comte: Turquoise Waters & Sunset Views
With its Caribbean-like colours and westerly orientation, Cala Comte is one of the most beautiful beaches in Europe. The water is shallow and intensely turquoise, perfect for swimming and paddleboarding. Stay until sunset — it’s one of the island’s most iconic golden-hour spots.
Ses Salines: The Iconic Stretch of Sand
Long, wide and framed by dunes, salt flats and chic beach clubs, Ses Salines blends natural beauty with cosmopolitan energy.
Here you can enjoy sunbeds, cocktails and strolls through Ibiza’s famous salt fields.
Cala d’Hort: Views of Es Vedrà
A dramatic beach facing the mystical island of Es Vedrà, one of Ibiza’s most photographed landmarks. The setting is breathtaking, especially at dusk.
Cala Llonga: Family-Friendly Bay
One of Ibiza’s calmest and safest beaches, ideal for swimming, sunbathing and long family days by the sea.
Secret, Quiet Beaches in the North
The north of Ibiza remains one of the island’s last truly untouched regions — a place where pine forests meet rocky coves, where the water is impossibly clear, and where silence becomes part of the landscape.
If you’re looking to escape the crowds and discover a more authentic side of the island, this is the area to explore. Cala Xuclar is a tiny, secluded cove surrounded by cliffs and fishermen’s huts, perfect for snorkelling in turquoise waters and enjoying long, peaceful mornings. Just around the corner, Cala Xarraca offers dramatic scenery, red cliffs and some of the bluest waters in Ibiza, with natural swimming spots and a wild, unpolished charm. For travellers who want an easygoing beach day with beautiful views, the Portinatx coves provide a mix of sandy stretches, hidden rock pools and calm bays ideal for paddleboarding or sunset walks.
Together, these northern beaches reveal a quieter, more soulful Ibiza — perfect for travellers seeking intimacy, nature and the feeling of having discovered a secret corner of the island.
Visit Dalt Vila: Ibiza’s Old Town (UNESCO)

A must-see. Dalt Vila, the fortified old town overlooking the harbour, is one of the most impressive historical sites in the Mediterranean. Its Renaissance walls, narrow cobblestone streets, viewpoints and charming plazas create a magical atmosphere both day and night.
Highlights include:
-
Cathedral of Santa María
-
Bastions with panoramic views
-
Charming local shops and galleries
-
Sunset views over the marina
-
Excellent restaurants and wine bars
If you’re looking for culture, history and photography — this is your place.
Watch Ibiza’s Legendary Sunsets

Sunset in Ibiza is not just a moment — it’s a ritual. Every evening, travellers gather at cliffs, beaches and cafés to watch the island turn gold, pink and deep orange.
Best places for sunset in Ibiza:
-
Cala Comte — iconic colours
-
Benirràs — drumming Sundays
-
Es Vedrà viewpoints — unique energy
-
Hostal La Torre — laid-back, romantic
-
Experimental Beach — chic and bohemian
-
Kumharas — global sunset vibes
Full article available: Sunset Time in Ibiza
Explore Santa Eulalia: Gastronomy & Coastal Calm
Santa Eulalia is Ibiza’s gastronomic heart—stylish, relaxed, and beautifully Mediterranean. Expect palm-lined promenades, a charming marina, art galleries, boutique hotels and some of the island’s best restaurants.
Nearby you can also visit:
-
Cala Llonga
-
Es Canar
-
Es Niu Blau
Go to Formentera for a Day
One of the best things to do in Ibiza is, surprisingly… leave Ibiza for a few hours.
A 30–40 minute ferry takes you to Formentera, home to the Mediterranean’s clearest waters and untouched beaches like:
-
Ses Illetes
-
Es Migjorn
-
Cala Saona
Rent a scooter or a Jeep and explore the island at your own rhythm.
Try Ibiza’s Best Beach Clubs

Beach clubs are part of Ibiza’s DNA — from laid-back luxury to refined dining and sunset celebrations.
Top recommendations near Ibiza Town & Playa d’en Bossa
(all partners of Ibiza My Villa, mention naturally)
-
Tanit Beach Club — families by day, energy by night
-
The Beach by Ushuaïa — music, Mediterranean dishes, sea views
-
Oyster & Caviar Bar — poolside luxury with champagne
-
Tigre Morado — Peruvian soul + Mediterranean flair
Each one offers a different atmosphere, but all are perfect for long lunches, cocktails and stylish seaside living.
Enjoy Ibiza’s Food Scene
Ibiza has become a gastronomic powerhouse. From countryside gems to beachside sanctuaries, there’s something for every taste.
Some unmissable dining experiences:
-
Amante — cliffside elegance
-
Aiyanna — bohemian chic by the sea
-
La Paloma — countryside soul
-
El Chiringuito — refined beachfront dining
-
Casa Maca — rustic farm-to-table with views
-
Cala Gracioneta — romantic beachside meals
Hike Ibiza’s Scenic Trails
Ibiza’s landscapes are incredibly diverse: pine forests, coastal cliffs, rocky coves and hidden paths with panoramic views.
Best hikes include:
-
Es Vedrà viewpoint route
-
Cala d’Hort to Torre des Savinar
-
Portinatx lighthouse trail
-
Cala Llonga to Sol d’en Serra
Perfect for nature lovers and photographers.
Take a Boat Trip Around the Island
One of the top things to do and see in Ibiza is explore the coastline by boat. You can rent:
-
private boats
-
catamarans
-
luxury yachts
-
group excursions
Popular routes include:
-
Es Vedrà & Cala d’Hort
-
Cala Bassa & Cala Comte
-
North coast caves
-
Formentera day trip
Sunset boat trips are especially magical.
Experience Ibiza Nightlife
Ibiza offers the best nightlife in the world — but only if you want it. The island is as energetic or as peaceful as you choose.
Best clubs & nightlife spots:
-
Hï Ibiza — world’s #1 club
-
Ushuaïa — daytime pool parties
-
Pacha — iconic, glamorous
-
DC10 — underground legend
-
Lío — dine & dance cabaret
Nightlife is optional here — but unforgettable if you try it.
Discover the Quiet North
The north of Ibiza is peaceful, authentic and full of natural beauty. Towns like Sant Joan and Sant Miquel feel untouched, and beaches are quieter, wilder and more rugged.
Perfect for travellers seeking a slower, more spiritual Ibiza.
Relax in a Luxury Villa
The ultimate Ibiza experience is staying in a villa — privacy, comfort, views and personalised services like private chefs, transfers, boat bookings and more.
-
Villas en Ibiza (ING)
If you want to book a villa in Ibiza Contact us directly on WhatsApp and we will help you find the perfect villa for your stay on the island. Contact us on WhatsApp
FAQs — Things to Do in Ibiza
What is Ibiza best known for?
Beaches, sunsets, restaurants, nightlife, natural beauty and Mediterranean charm.
Is Ibiza good for families?
Yes — areas like Santa Eulalia, Cala Llonga and the north are perfect for families.
Do you need a car in Ibiza?
Not essential, but highly recommended if you want to explore beaches and inland towns.
How many days do you need in Ibiza?
3–4 days for highlights, 7+ days for full island discovery.