The Balearic island Ibiza is the magical island that attracts millions of tourists every year. Generally tourists flock to Ibiza for its known party atmosphere but Ibiza is much more. It has paradisiacal beaches, towns with a special charm and it is also one of the capitals of the hippie movement along with Amsterdam or San Francisco.
Bathed by the Mediterranean Sea, it is internationally renowned for the beauty of its coves and the quality of the waters.
In this post we will reflect essential places of this wonderful Spanish island.
Las Dalias market in Ibiza
The Las Dalias market is one of the first hippy markets on the island. In summer it is held on Monday, Tuesday and Sunday nights from 7:00 p.m. and the rest of the year on Saturdays at 10:00 a.m.
Located in San Carles, a nearby town, be sure to visit it if you want to remember that hippie atmosphere of the 60s.
Ses Salines Natural Park
Near the town of Sant Jordi is the Ses Salines Natural Park, declared a Natural Park in 2001. It has 3,000 land hectares and 13,000 marine hectares that stretch between the south of Ibiza and the north of Formentera.
Two of the most beautiful beaches to see in Ibiza are part of this Natural Park, such as Salines beach and Cavallet beach.
Dalt Vila
This visit to Old Ibiza is declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. In it you can enjoy the 16th century walls and enjoy some great views when you finish accessing the top through the cobbled streets.
Night parties in Ibiza
The white island has the largest and most award-winning nightclubs in the world, the “temples” where every year the best DJs of the moment play. The best known nightclubs such as Pacha Ibiza, Amnesia or Ushuaia will be the delight of any tourist wanting to dance, music and party.
In the port is the most glamorous area of the island to dine and start the night. Its terraces, bars and nightclubs will be a paradise for anyone who wants to enjoy this festive atmosphere.
