Ibiza is famous worldwide as a vacation destination with beautiful beaches. Its white sandy beaches, crystal blue waters, and beautiful rock cliffs create an unforgettable coastal landscape.

Cala Comte, Cala d'Hort, and Talamanca are some examples of the various exotic beaches that tourists can enjoy. Apart from vacationing on the beach and doing water activities, tourists can also stay overnight in Ibiza to enjoy the nightlife on Ibiza Beach accompanied by live music.

Not only a place for parties and beaches, Ibiza is also famous for its rich historical heritage. Dalt Vila, the historic part of Ibiza Town, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with its rich history and architecture. Here, tourists can see medieval cathedrals with city walls that date back to ancient Roman times and cobblestone streets with views of the vast blue sea.

The best time to visit Ibiza is summer, especially between June and September. At this time of year, Ibiza has lovely warm weather, bright sunshine, and ideal temperatures for relaxing on its beautiful beaches.

Ibiza's island atmosphere in summer is bustling and lively with electronic music, street art, and exciting festivals, creating an unforgettable vacation experience for those seeking fun and excitement amidst the natural beauty of the Mediterranean.

To reach the beautiful island of Ibiza from Madrid, the fastest option is to take a direct flight to Ibiza Airport with a duration of about 1.5 hours. Flight ticket prices vary depending on the time of booking and travel season, however, in general, the price range is between 80 to 150 euros for one-way, depending on the airline and flight class.

Apart from flights, traveling to Ibiza can also be done by a combination of land and ferry modes of transportation. The land route can involve traveling from Madrid to the nearest ferry port, such as Denia or Valencia, which is then connected by ferry to Ibiza. However, this is a longer way to travel.

Ibiza, renowned for its beautiful beaches, boasts hundreds that can be visited. Each beach has its charm. Some must-visit beaches include Cala Comte Beach with soft white sand and clear seawater. You can swim and snorkel to see underwater life.

There is also Sa Caleta Beach (Es Bol Nou) with its red rock cliffs. This beach is also a UNESCO World Heritage site as there are ruins of an ancient Phoenician settlement. Talamanca Beach, which is only about 2 km from the city center, has soft sand and many restaurants and hotels that invite tourists to stay overnight.

There are certainly other unique and interesting beaches in Ibiza that you can explore.

Ibiza certainly has its history! It was once occupied by the Phoenicians, Romans, and Moors, and was even dubbed the wealthiest city on the Mediterranean coast. This history gives Ibiza its culture and many historical places to visit.

Dalt Vila is the most popular historical site. Located in Ibiza Town, Dalt Vila is a world heritage site with distinctive ancient architecture, cobbled streets, and ancient city walls. If you step inside Dalt Vila, you'll be swept away by the sense of history inherited from the Romans, Moors, and medieval Spain.

The Catedral de Santa María, which stands majestically in the center of Ibiza Town, is a testament to the majesty of Gothic architecture and features a collection of art inside. Meanwhile, Ibiza Castle, with its stunning sea views, is a symbol of historic defense and a place to trace Ibiza's diverse civilizations.