Ibiza Things to Do

Built as a church after the Catalan conquest in 1235, this cathedral can be found at Dalt Vila, at the top of the old part of Ibiza. Part of the cathedral was built in Gothic style (the bell tower and some of the chapels) and t... more

The Botafoc lighthouse is located just right of the beach as you head to Talamanca. Once you have gone past the hotel area, you will arrive at the Calle de Botafoc, which will take you straight to the lighthouse. From there you... more

This statue of Christ can be seen from the road that runs between Ibiza and San Antonio, about 3 kilometers from Ibiza. The statue stands as a monument to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, and it was erected after the Spanish Civil Wa... more

With up to five different scenes to choose from soul, funk, trance, hip-hop and ambient; and theme parties especially designed for Italian and British visitors. You'll always find some sort of entertainment here. London club, M... more

Take a walk through the narrow winding streets of the lovely old walled town. You'll discover historic buildings that include the Archaeological Museum (former University), the Curia, Ibiza Cathedral, Town Hall, the convent chu... more

Chiringay is located right on Es Cavallet nudist beach. You can watch all the strutting and posing of finely muscled and freshly shaved flesh from your table, if that's your scene. The blackboard menu offers huge salads, delici... more

The monument to General Vara de Rey is probably the most popular one on the island. The statue of the General, who was born in Ibiza and died in the Cuban War, is an image often used on postcards and posters. It shows the Gener... more

Ibiza's city walls, complete with bastions, are the only example of their kind to remain intact anywhere in the world, and they have been given the category of a World Heritage site by Unesco. There are eight bastions in total,... more

San Ciriaco is a steep, cobbled little street that crosses the Calle Mayor and leads to Ibiza's cathedral in the heart of the old part of the city (Dalt Vila), declared World Heritage site by Unesco. In this little street, you... more

In the heart of the old part of Ibiza city (declared a World Heritage site by Unesco), next to the Town Hall building, there is a monument to the Catalan, Guillem de Montgrí, who in 1235 commanded the Catalan troops that conque... more