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A first-timer's guide to sunny, clubby Ibiza

Sep 4, 2023 • 10 min read

Whether you're here for the sand or the nightlife, here's what you need to know for a first trip to Ibiza © courtneyk / Getty Images

Not sure if Ibiza is for you? Rest easy – it is! Ibiza is a clubber’s paradise. Ibiza is a family getaway. Ibiza is full of beautiful people in designer gear. Ibiza is home to hippy markets and yoga retreats. Ibiza has towns full of heaving bars and pounding music. Ibiza is a lush, green island full of outdoor activities to enjoy.

Now that we've established that Ibiza is definitely for you, read on to find out how to make the most out of this gorgeous Balearic island for your own holiday.

When is the best time to go to Ibiza?

Clubs in Ibiza generally start to open sometime in May or June but more and more nightspots emerge as time goes on. Hardcore clubbers who want the biggest selection of parties every night should aim to be here in July or August when the calendar is busiest.

Since club nights don’t really kick off until at least midnight, you’ll escape the heat even in peak summer. Closing party season from September and October can be a lot more chilled; if you have a particular DJ or club night in mind, it could be well worth planning a trip for the end of the season.

Lovers of the outdoors, travelers going on wellness retreats and anyone looking for a trip that isn't tied to the islands’ club schedule should consider coming when the clubs are closed (November to April). Not only will your break be much cheaper and quieter, but the island is a lot greener and the weather is more amenable to strenuous activities such as hiking. You’ll also get to experience a lot more local life on the island.

How long do I need for Ibiza?

With regular connections from most European countries, visiting Ibiza for a long weekend is possible for most people. And the time you spend flying here is offset somewhat by the small size of the island's international airport and the ease of getting a taxi and traveling around the island after you arrive.

To get the most out of the chill factor of the island, consider staying at least a week. Allow plenty of time to lounge on the beach or by the pool, enjoy leisurely beachside dinners, and fit in some exploration of the island’s hidden coves and the secluded northern coast.

Stay a little longer and you’ll have plenty of time to explore the dreamy island of Formentera and bake in a mix of clubbing nights and recovery days into your itinerary. Or spend days exploring markets and boutiques and take your time finding your perfect sunset spot.

Is it easy to get to Ibiza and travel around?

Ibiza’s small airport is served by numerous air routes, particularly from Spain and the UK. For a more sustainable, slow travel experience, you can take a ferry from Barcelona or Valencia year-round. Local ferries connect to other Balearic Islands that sit waiting to be explored.

The buses that connect the major towns of the island are by far the cheapest way to get around. Fares depend on the distance you travel but start from €1.50. The party-oriented DiscoBus connects the resort towns of San Antonio and Playa d'en Bossa with the major clubs, running all night throughout the season.

Taxis are usually easy to find (except after the clubs close, when you might need to wait) but the fares can rack up if you’re crisscrossing the island a lot. Your accommodation should be able to call you a cab or you can use the "Taxi Ibiza" app. Uber is not available in Ibiza (or any of the Balearic Islands).

Cycling is becoming more popular in Ibiza, but there are plenty of hills, particularly in the north of the island, so plan accordingly. No matter how you do it, having your own set of wheels will allow you to discover a lot more of the quieter side of the island. 

Top things to do in Ibiza

With so much variety on the island, you could spend a long time exploring the best that Ibiza has to offer .  For those on a tight schedule though, here are the highlights.

Catch some beats

Ibiza is famous for its energetic dance music and you can’t leave without sampling it in some form. The website Ibiza Spotlight has the definitive party schedule; it's an expert voice on the kind of vibe you'll find in the different clubs, as well as other big nights out such as boat parties.

Always book ahead for the big club nights; it’s cheaper than paying on the door. As a quick rule of thumb, Ushuaïa has the most mainstream dance music names, Amnesia and Pacha are iconic venues hosting an eclectic mix of DJs, and DC10 is for hardcore dance fans.

If you’re traveling as a family or just want some chillout time, there are plenty of excellent DJs playing from midday onwards at beach clubs and restaurants, so you can enjoy the quintessential Ibiza sound even while relaxing. Watching the sunset at or near Café del Mar in San Antonio while listening to laid-back Balearic beats is a bit of an Ibiza cliché , but it’s worth making the trip at least once if you can for the atmosphere.

Dive into Ibiza’s alternative side

If we had to reduce Ibiza to an island of two halves, one would be music and the other would be the island's bohemian spirit. Ibiza has long attracted hippy types and this is reflected in two famous and long-standing hippy markets in Las Dalias and Punta Arabí.

Yoga is a staple offering everywhere on the island – indeed, both of the hotels I stayed in, Hotel Riomar and Casa Munich , offered free classes to their guests. Glamping is also becoming increasingly popular as an almost-budget accommodation option.

But as with everything on the island, there are plenty of options for a splurge. Ibiza is the setting for a vast array of retreats, where you can spend the days enjoying everything from yoga, nature walks and horse-riding to healthy eating, fitness boot camps and energy workouts. I tried out forest bathing in Ses Salines Nature Park with Jana at Yoga Balance Ibiza, who also runs guided hikes and yoga classes.

Beach-side dining

Running the full spectrum from rustic market produce to swanky restaurants with experimental fusion menus, the Ibiza dining scene has everything. Best of all, it’s easy to chow down with an incredible sea view, no matter what your budget.

Koba and Um Beach House were just two of the restaurants that I sampled in Santa Eularia, but you’ll find beach clubs with excellent restaurants anywhere on the coast, from the Experimental Beach in the lightly developed Cap d'es Falcó near Parc Natural de ses Salines to the famous El Bigotes in the north-west (where you need to clamber over rocks if you’re going on foot). For something a litle more sheltered, try the excellent poolside dining at Ibiza Town's Izakaya , who specialise in inventive Asian fusion.

Where to stay in Ibiza

A big part of choosing your own adventure in Ibiza will be deciding which part of the island to stay in, as this will also determine the vibe of your holiday.

Ibiza Town is the best spot for first-timers for an all-round Ibiza experience. The town is picturesque, with white cobblestone streets and the Balearics’ trademark pink bougainvillea flowers trailing down from the buildings. It also has the best selection of restaurants and plenty of buzzing bars, though it's far enough from the big clubs that the main part of the town doesn’t get too rowdy. Pacha is the nearest big nightspot and it's within walking distance.

Ibiza Town is also within easy reach of the beach strip at Playa d'en Bossa, which has great sand and more of a party atmosphere. There are plenty of places to stay in Playa d'en Bossa as well if you’re going on a party holiday but want a more laidback vibe than you'll find in boisterous San Antonio on the eastern side of the island.

For something that feels far more remote, consider staying on the west coast, in or near Parc Natural de ses Salines . This area feels a world away from the ritzier towns on the island and is popular for walking and bird-watching, but you can still find hidden beach clubs as you wander the coast.

I stayed at Casa Munich , which boasts three pools and good yoga and wellness facilities and feels like a secluded bubble, but is still within easy cycling distance of Playa d'en Bossa. DC10, the hardcore clubber’s venue of choice, is the closest club. It’s also a good spot for a short break as the airport is just a few minutes away by taxi.

Families or anyone in need of peace and quiet should consider Santa Eulalia for a break. This is truly the other side of Ibiza, with a quiet town and promenade,  but it's still fairly close to the airport and within easy reach of the famous hippy market in Las Dalias.

I stayed in Hotel Riomar , which offers gorgeous sea views and activities such as yoga but also has music in the afternoon and evenings either on their pool deck or in their outdoor dining area (non-residents can book in for meals and enjoy the view).

On the east side of the island, San Antonio (Sant Antoni de Portmany) is the big party town, with frantic energy. It's home to super clubs such as Es Paradis and Eden , and it's the starting point for many boat parties. Even if you’re not a clubber, it’s worth venturing here for the famous sunsets. Exploring the beaches and coves of San Antonio Bay is also highly rewarding. 

How much money do I need for Ibiza?

Ibiza is one of the more expensive destinations in Spain. There are loads of upmarket restaurants and luxury boutiques where you can fritter your money away, and club nights (both tickets and drinks) can be very expensive. If you avoid both of these though, you can enjoy a reasonable mid-budget break, though you’ll have to be very careful and limit the indulgences if you’re traveling on a very strict budget.

Average prices are a little hard to pin down in Ibiza as there is often no limit to what you can spend, especially on food and drink. Here are some average ranges as a starting guide.

• Hostel room: €50–150
• Basic room for two: €140–350
• Self-catering apartment (including Airbnb): €90–180
• Bus ticket: €1.55–4.00
• Coffee: €2.20
• Sandwich: €5–15
• Dinner for two: €30–200
• Beer at the bar: €3–6
• Club night ticket: €30–80
• Water at a club: €6–13
• Beer at a club: €10–14

Can I drink the tap water?

Always ask your accommodation if the tap water is potable (and be aware that even if it is, it may taste bad). Keep an eye out for public drinking fountains or water refilling stations. Water is generally scarce on the island and there’s a huge push to conserve water throughout the year so please be mindful of your overall consumption.

There’s one area where you shouldn’t skimp on the H 2 O; always factor in the water costs when you hit the clubs. Contrary to some online myths, clubs are not legally required to provide you with drinking water (though bars and restaurants are) and they will charge you accordingly. Grimace and pay up anyway: it’s essential to keep hydrated if dancing the night away in hot, crowded spaces.

AnneMarie visited Ibiza on the invitation of We Are Indigo. Lonely Planet contributors do not accept freebies in return for positive coverage.

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PLANNING A TRIP TO IBIZA

By Author Katie

Posted on Last updated: November 15, 2023

One of my favorite places to visit in the summer has to be Ibiza. When August comes around, the DJs come to town, there is nothing better than watching the sunset with a glass of Sangria and the beat of the latest dance track humming from nearby. I love Ibiza and everything about Ibiza, so I thought it was about time I shared with you our tips for planning a trip to Ibiza.

Tips for visiting Ibiza

Book early – Sounds obvious, but with many European (particularly Spanish) destinations, you can often get great last-minute deals. Ibiza is not one of them. Prices rocket up throughout the summer, so book flights and accommodation in advance.

Avoid the holidays – The DJs come to town from May and stay through to September, meaning it can be difficult to avoid the school holidays altogether. However, book your trip near the end of August and enjoy a less crowded (and more affordable) Ibiza throughout September. 

Avoid San Antonio Bay – If you are looking for a few nights away from non-stop drinking and partying then stay in this area. For us, we aren’t in our earlier 20s (unfortunately!) so we prefer a slightly quieter holiday. We prefer to stay in San Antonio – just a 15-minute walk from all the bars but in a much quieter area of Ibiza. There are still plenty of restaurants and bars around plus a quiet, smaller beach you can enjoy during the day.

Villas – Never underestimate the wonders of renting a holiday villa in Ibiza. You can choose from a selection of different villas and apartments from Immoabroad.com, especially ideal for families, groups of friends, and anyone looking for a private pool.

Visit the Old Town – The Old Town can often be overlooked but it is worth planning a day trip to this picturesque paradise in Ibiza.

Avoiding the club queues – Most clubs open from 11 pm through to 6.30 am. The queues start to build from 1.30 am onwards so aim to arrive before 1 am to avoid the queues (especially in the August heat). 

Drinking – Note that it is illegal to drink alcohol in the streets, so be sensible when walking from one bar to another. 

Happy Hours – Ibiza can be expensive, so you will want to take advantage of the happy hours each bar offers.

Disco Bus – If you are planning to enjoy the clubs, get yourself acquainted with the Disco Bus. For just €3, these buses take you across the island and drop you off outside the club of your choice. Buses run every 30 minutes, all night long.

Dress Code – Unlike other major party destinations in the world, Ibiza really doesn’t tend to have much of a dress code. Anything really does go. 

Getting there – The easiest way to get to Ibiza is by flying, however, you may opt for the 2.5-hour ferry from Valencia. Make sure you compare the prices of ferry and flight, as, during the height of summer, it can actually work out cheaper to fly – there are many ways to get to Ibiza so shop around.

Explore – If you have some time in Ibiza, rent a car and explore the island. Ibiza really is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world and you can find every single one of them just by driving around and exploring. There are some great day trips to enjoy too – such as a day trip to Santa Eulalia.

Eat – You can’t visit Ibiza without eating some of the most amazing Spanish food. Head away from the bars and find local restaurants offering Paella, tapas, and Sofrit Pages. 

Budget  – It may sound boring, but Ibiza is incredibly expensive. It is possible to enjoy Ibiza on a budget but whether you have €500 or €5000 it is always best to give yourself a daily budget and stick to it.

Staying in Ibiza – Ibiza is awesome yes but don’t forget to explore some of the other awesome destinations Spain has to offer; Madrid’s history, Barcelona’s food, and the many things to do in Benidorm .

Choosing the right club –  All the clubs come with their own theming and energy, so it can be difficult to decide which one to head to. My advice, look at the DJs playing whilst you are in Ibiza and head to the club with the type of music you like. A bad DJ can make or break a good night out! Head to Ibiza Spotlight for a full Party Calendar and more info on the clubs.

Not just for the young  – One of the best things about Ibiza is that it is full of variety. Yes, you will see the 20-year-olds walking around the streets in less than a bikini at 10 pm at night, but you will also see families, couples, and groups of friends of all ages. So whether you are 25 or 50, Ibiza is still a welcoming, fun place to be.

Enjoy the beaches – There are plenty of gorgeous Balearic island beaches and Ibiza is home to some of the best beautiful beaches in Spain , it can be hard to choose where to start! Check out this great guide to all the beaches and how to get to them >> Beaches in Ibiza Guide.

Best time to travel to Ibiza

• June and August – are the perfect time for parties and clubs.
• May, June, and September – are warm but cheaper times to visit
• October to February – Avoid this time, these are the rainier and cooler months with many restaurants and bars closed during this time. 

Best places to visit in Ibiza

Ibiza is known for its parties and sunsets but there is more to the island than that. Here are just a few things to do in Ibiza

• Old Town – Also known as Dalt Vila, Ibiza’s Old Town is now an interesting UNESCO Heritage Site. Walk through the picturesque narrow cobblestoned streets and visit the charming restaurants, cafes, and gorgeous cathedral. 
• Cala d’hort – A lovely beach with gorgeous viewpoints.
• Cala Saladeta – A picturesque beach that you can’t miss. 
• Cala Xarraca – A more secluded beach with clear waters.
• Sa Caleta – Gorgeous dramatic red cliffs surround this beach area
• Benirras – A popular beach spot to catch the island’s famous sunset. 
• Las Dalias Hippy Market – The market runs every Saturday from 10 am to 8 pm and Monday and Tuesday (summer only) from 7 pm to 1 am, selling souvenirs, accessories, and fashion. 
• Sal de Ibiza – a vintage market with designer items. 

What to take to Ibiza

• Kaftan/sarongs
• Snorkel gear
• Sunglasses and sunhat
• Comfortable trainers
• Day bag for the beach
• Beach Towel

Kid-friendly things to do in Ibiza

• Santa Eulalia Ferry – Take the ferry around the coastline to enjoy the beaches and breeze, stress-free. 
• Aguamar Water Park – Have fun at this water park, perfect for families of all ages. There are some thrilling rides but also play areas for young children. 
• Ocean Mania Waterpark – For children who can swim, this is a great waterpark to visit. You can enjoy the inflatable playground or try the assault course.
• Cap Blanc Aquarium – Located in a large natural cave, this Aquarium is the perfect way to spend an afternoon. You can see all types of fish, octopus, rays, and sea turtles here. 
• Can Marca Caves – These eerie caves are an interesting place to explore and children love the music and light show at the end of the tour. 
• Cala Comte – is a smaller beach but quiet. The beach is clean and there are small coves to explore too. Water is clear too and the western part of this beach is popular for families.
• Ibiza Horse Valley – This horse rehabilitation program was created in 2010, looking after mistreated or abandoned horses. You can book a half or full-day horse riding tour, which takes you through the mountains down to the beach. Riders must be above 12, so this is a great option for those with older children. 
• Mini Ibiza – Part of the Club de Campo country club – this is a spacious playground with a garden and play park. You can play with your children here or you can use the childcare service which includes arts, crafts, and free play activities. 
• Zorbing – Head to the Air Zone Park to try some zorbing – a large inflatable ball that you can spin, roll and bounce around it. Try playing orb football or head to the inflatables in the pool. 

Ibiza Travel Tips

• Use the bus – the bus in Ibiza is the cheapest way to get around the island. Fares range between €1.55 and €4 and bus routes can be found online here. 
• Bikes – Mopeds/scooters can be rented for €15 a day, ideal for day trips. 
• Aquabus Ferry Boats – You can catch a ferryboat from Ibiza Town to many of the beaches around Ibiza. These are affordable and make for a relaxing pleasant day exploring the beaches. 
• Car rental – Hiring a car in Ibiza is expensive, with cars starting at €40 a day and rising during the summer months. If you plan on traveling around all the sights and beaches of Ibiza or are staying in a quieter, more secluded area, then renting a car is a great option. 
• Taxis – There is a taxi rank at the airport, at ferry terminals, and in the main towns. You can also find taxis outside major resorts and they can be hailed down on the street. Taxis start at €3.65 then €1.09 per kilometer. It is also worth having your destination written down or on google maps, especially if you do not speak Spanish. 

Driving in Ibiza travel tips

• Book a rental car in advance to avoid queues on arrival. 
• You can also opt for the premium service when renting a car with certain companies; this means you can avoid queues when collecting and dropping off your car. 
• Compare prices on rentalcars.com  
• Make sure to add comprehensive insurance to your rental booking, Ibiza has tight roads, a lot of gravel, and many tight corners. 
• Make sure to have a credit card available; many rental cars will want a credit card on file.
• Check speed limits, these vary from 30 to 100 km/h. There are cameras on many of the main roads checking speed. 
• There are night buses available to every nightclub and plenty of taxis for your journey home; don’t risk bringing your car to the clubs. 
• Avoid parking in Ibiza Town, spaces are limited and difficult. 
• Some beaches have paid parking for around €3 a day but spaces can be rocky and sandy. 
• If you are returning your car to the airport, make sure you allow plenty of time. You will need to refuel your car before dropping it off and there can be a wait time at the car rental office. 

Ibiza trip planning FAQ

What is the best month to go to Ibiza?

September is the best month to go to Ibiza. The clubs are still hosting top DJs, bars and restaurants are open but there are less visitors. This means flights to and from Ibiza are often cheaper and hotels offer better prices too. Plus, it is still warm. 

How much does an Ibiza trip cost?

If you are staying in a hostel or budget hotel, sticking to supermarket food, and avoiding too many drinks; you can expect to spend €300 for a week. Mid-range prices with a few meals out and a few drinks would cost a couple around €800 whilst a more luxury hotel with meals out, a few drinks each day and a rental car would cost upwards of $1500 for a couple. 

How many days should I spend in Ibiza?

A week is the perfect length of time to spend in Ibiza, especially if it is your first visit. This gives you a few days on the beach and a few days to see some of the best sights. 

Is Ibiza cheap or expensive?

It is now possible to get a package holiday to Ibiza for as little as €400 but once you have arrived in Ibiza, for and drink is expensive. Entry to clubs starts at €60 whilst drinks in the clubs start at €14. 

How safe is Ibiza?

Ibiza is a safe place to visit but make sure you keep valuables in your hotel safe and make sure taxis use the meter.

Where do celebrities go in Ibiza?

Popular celebrity spots in Ibiza include Pikes Hotel, Nikki Beach, Benirras Beach, Es Cavallet, and Blue Marlin. 

What is Ibiza famous for?

Ibiza is a scenic Balearic Island, known for its DJs, parties, and popular nightlife. 

Whilst you’re in Spain, don’t forget to check out amazing places like Madrid and Barcelona. We hope you have an incredible time in Ibiza, let us know your favorite Spanish destination in the comments below! 

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Great to know that Ibiza welcomes young and old alike. It sounds like such a happening destination--and more so knowing these helpful tips about when to go and (the lack of) dress code. No doubt, I would thoroughly enjoy a vacation here...

I had to choose between Ibiza, Majorca and Minorca - I chose Majorca but plan to get to Ibiza for a summer holiday. Thanks for a great informative post.

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A luxurious stay at Casa San Miguel, a private boat trip around the White Isle and a host of other goodies are up for grabs

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Keyboards at the ready, because San Miguel is offering a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Ibiza !

One lucky winner will receive a two-night stay at Casa San Miguel - a stunning finca-style villa located at the very heart of Ibiza - for you and a guest.

As part of an exclusive promotion from the beer brand this Summer, it has put together the ultimate Ibizan experience; an expertly-curated itinerary featuring luscious dining experiences, incredible sunsets, and a private boat trip also await you.

Casa San Miguel is located in Santa Gertrudis, a small but lively village at the centre of the Island – set on a stunning hillside vista, it provides breath-taking views of the Balearic Sea.

The villa features an expansive pool, a barn that has been converted into a beautiful Summer dining setting, six bedrooms, an outdoor kitchen, various chill out spots and more.

San Miguel has also partnered with beloved Ibiza drinking and dining destination Hostal La Torre , for its San Miguel Sundown Experience. Guests can enjoy an ice cold San Miguel Sundown Spritz cocktail, and a host of delicious Mediterranean tapas - picked to go in perfect harmony with San Miguel beer.

The winner will receive return flights to Ibiza from London Stansted Airport, London Heathrow Airport, London City Airport or London Gatwick Airport only - for you and your plus one - and transfers to and from the villa. You will be sharing a double or twin bedroom at Casa San Miguel.

The trip will leave the UK on September 30 and return October 2 so winners must be free on these dates.

Food and drinks are provided on a “full board” basis, including drinks and snacks on arrival and dinner on day one, breakfast, lunch and dinner on day two and (where possible subject to return flight departure time) breakfast on day three.

Interested? All you need to do is answer one question: Which European country that the Balearic Islands are part of has Casa San Miguel popped up in?

Know the answer? Well, you might just be one of the lucky ones to win this exciting trip abroad.

To enter, you must email [email protected] with your answer. Entries close at 6:PM on September 16.

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Back again for a mega season on the White Isle, we’ve linked up as the Official Fashion Partner of Ibiza Rocks for Summer ‘23. And we’re startin’ as we mean to go on, after a HUGE opening party with N-Dubz to set the tone.

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It’s only the beginning of our biggest Summer yet, and to kick things off, we hosted the ultimate opening party with our JD squad of influencers at Ibiza Rocks.

We jetted off to sunny Spain for Ibiza Rocks’ opening party with some familiar faces, with Charley Marlowe (@charleymarlowe), Saffie Khan (@saffiekhan_), Channon Mooney (@channonmooney), Poppy Ann Bayliss (@poppyannbayliss), Josh Legrove (@josh_legrove) and Cacherel (@cach.01) on board.

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Ibiza is a beautiful island located in the Mediterranean Sea, known for its vibrant nightlife and stunning beaches. If you're planning a trip to Ibiza, there are a few things you should know about the cost of your trip. Flights to Ibiza can vary depending on where you're flying from, but you can find great deals on Trip.com. Accommodation in Ibiza can also range from budget-friendly hostels to luxury hotels, so there's something for every traveler. Food in Ibiza can be affordable if you stick to local restaurants and street food, but dining at high-end restaurants can be pricey. As for activities, there are plenty of free things to do in Ibiza, such as visiting the beaches and exploring the island's natural beauty. However, if you're interested in clubbing or attending events, you'll need to budget accordingly.

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How much does it cost for a 4-day trip when travelling to Ibiza?

This cost includes accommodation, food, transportation, and activities. The average cost of accommodation for 4 nights in a mid-range hotel is around $500. Food and drinks can cost around $50 per day, depending on where you eat. Transportation costs can vary depending on how you choose to get around, but a rental car can cost around $200 for 4 days. Activities such as visiting clubs, beaches, and museums can cost around $100 per day.

It's important to note that these are just average costs and your actual expenses may vary depending on your travel style and preferences. However, this historical data can give you a good idea of what to expect when planning your trip to Ibiza.

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Flight Costs to Ibiza from Major US Cities

According to our research, the average cost of a round-trip flight to Ibiza from New York City is around $800. From Los Angeles, the average cost is around $1,000. From Chicago, the average cost is around $900. From Miami, the average cost is around $700. From San Francisco, the average cost is around $1,100. From Boston, the average cost is around $800. From Houston, the average cost is around $1,000. From Atlanta, the average cost is around $900. From Dallas, the average cost is around $1,100.

It's important to note that these prices are subject to change based on a variety of factors, including the time of year, the airline, and how far in advance you book your flight. However, these historical averages can give you a good idea of what to expect when planning your trip to Ibiza.

When it comes to flight time, the duration of your trip will depend on which US city you're departing from. From New York City, the flight time to Ibiza is typically around 9 hours. From Los Angeles, the flight time is typically around 14 hours. From Chicago, the flight time is typically around 11 hours. From Miami, the flight time is typically around 9 hours. From San Francisco, the flight time is typically around 15 hours. From Boston, the flight time is typically around 10 hours. From Houston, the flight time is typically around 12 hours. From Atlanta, the flight time is typically around 10 hours. From Dallas, the flight time is typically around 14 hours.

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How much does it cost for hotels when travelling to Ibiza?

If you are travelling during the peak season, which is from June to September, you can expect to pay a premium for your hotel room. During this time, the average cost of a hotel room can go up to $300 per night. On the other hand, if you are travelling during the off-season, which is from October to May, you can expect to pay much less for your hotel room. During this time, the average cost of a hotel room can be as low as $100 per night.

It is important to note that the cost of your hotel room can also vary depending on the location of your hotel. If you are looking to stay in a luxury hotel in the heart of Ibiza, you can expect to pay a premium for your room. However, if you are willing to stay in a budget hotel or a hotel that is located outside the city center, you can save a lot of money on your accommodation.

Overall, the cost of hotels in Ibiza can be quite high, but with some careful planning and research, you can find a hotel that fits your budget. So, if you are planning a trip to Ibiza, make sure to do your research and book your hotel in advance to get the best deals.

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• Paella - This traditional Spanish dish is a must-try when in Ibiza. Made with rice, saffron, and a variety of seafood, it costs around $20-$30 per serving.
• Sobrasada - A cured sausage made with paprika, this dish is a popular snack in Ibiza. It costs around $5-$10 per serving.
• Bullit de Peix - This fish stew is a staple in Ibiza and is made with a variety of fish, potatoes, and saffron. It costs around $25-$35 per serving.
• Ensaimada - A sweet pastry that is popular in Ibiza, it costs around $2-$5 per serving.
• Flaó - A traditional dessert made with cheese and mint, it costs around $5-$10 per serving.

It is important to note that the cost of these dishes may vary depending on the restaurant you visit. However, these prices are based on historical data and should give you a good idea of what to expect when dining out in Ibiza.

So, if you're planning a trip to Ibiza, be sure to try these delicious dishes and experience the unique flavors of the island!

How much does it cost for souvenirs when travelling to Ibiza?

- Spanish Fans: These beautiful and intricately designed fans are a must-have when visiting Ibiza. They can be found in various sizes and designs, ranging from $10 to $30.

- Handmade Jewelry: Ibiza is known for its unique and handmade jewelry. From beaded bracelets to silver necklaces, there is a wide variety to choose from. The average cost for handmade jewelry is around $20 to $50.

- Ibiza Salt: This is a popular souvenir that is unique to Ibiza. The salt is harvested from the island's salt flats and is known for its high mineral content. A small bag of Ibiza salt costs around $5 to $10.

- Espadrilles: These traditional Spanish shoes are a popular souvenir for those visiting Ibiza. They are comfortable and come in various colors and designs. The average cost for a pair of espadrilles is around $20 to $40.

- Hand-painted Ceramics: Ibiza is known for its beautiful and colorful ceramics. From plates to bowls, there is a wide variety to choose from. The average cost for hand-painted ceramics is around $15 to $30.

It is important to note that prices may vary depending on the store and location. However, these prices are based on historical data and should give you an idea of what to expect when shopping for souvenirs in Ibiza.

Overall, Ibiza offers a wide variety of souvenirs that are unique and special to the island. Whether you are looking for a small trinket or a larger item, there is something for everyone to take back home as a reminder of their trip to this beautiful island.

How much does it cost for transportation when travelling to Ibiza?

When travelling to Ibiza, transportation costs can vary depending on the mode of transportation you choose. According to historical data, the average cost of a taxi ride from the airport to the city center is around $25-$30. If you prefer to take a bus, the cost is much cheaper at around $3-$4 per person.

Taxis: Taxis are a convenient option for getting around Ibiza, especially if you're in a hurry or have a lot of luggage. The average cost of a taxi ride in Ibiza is around $10-$15 for a 10-minute ride.

Buses: Buses are a cheap and reliable way to get around Ibiza. The cost of a bus ride is around $2-$3 per person, and there are several bus routes that cover the island.

Car Rentals: If you prefer to have your own transportation, car rentals are available in Ibiza. The cost of renting a car in Ibiza is around $25-$30 per day, depending on the type of car and the rental company.

Scooter Rentals: Scooter rentals are a popular option for tourists in Ibiza. The cost of renting a scooter is around $20-$25 per day, and it's a great way to explore the island at your own pace.

Bicycle Rentals: For the more adventurous travelers, bicycle rentals are available in Ibiza. The cost of renting a bicycle is around $10-$15 per day, and it's a great way to explore the island while getting some exercise.

In conclusion, there are several transportation options available in Ibiza, and the cost can vary depending on your preference. However, with the information provided above, you can make an informed decision on which transportation option is best for you.

How much does it cost for sightseeing when travelling to Ibiza?

1. Dalt Vila

Dalt Vila is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most popular attractions in Ibiza. It is an ancient walled city that dates back to the 16th century. The entrance fee is around $10 per person.

2. Es Vedra

Es Vedra is a small rocky island off the coast of Ibiza. It is said to be the third most magnetic place on earth and is surrounded by myths and legends. You can take a boat tour to see the island up close, which costs around $30 per person.

3. Ibiza Castle

Ibiza Castle is a 13th-century fortress that overlooks the city of Ibiza. It is a popular spot for tourists to take photos and enjoy the stunning views. The entrance fee is around $8 per person.

4. Hippy Market

The Hippy Market is a popular attraction for those who love shopping. It is a market that sells handmade crafts, clothing, and jewelry. The entrance fee is free, but you will need to bring money to buy the items you want.

These are just a few of the many popular attractions in Ibiza. To see more, click the button below to visit the ticket detail page:

How much does it cost for WiFi & Communication when travelling to Ibiza?

1. WiFi Hotspots

WiFi hotspots are available in most public areas in Ibiza, including cafes, restaurants, and hotels. The cost of using these hotspots varies depending on the provider. Some providers offer free WiFi, while others charge a fee. On average, the cost of using a WiFi hotspot in Ibiza is around $5 per hour.

2. SIM Cards

Another option for communication in Ibiza is to purchase a local SIM card. This option is ideal for those who need to make calls or use data frequently. The cost of a local SIM card varies depending on the provider and the package. On average, the cost of a local SIM card in Ibiza is around $20, which includes a certain amount of data and minutes.

Roaming is another option for communication in Ibiza. This option is ideal for those who do not want to purchase a local SIM card or use WiFi hotspots. However, roaming can be expensive, and the cost varies depending on the provider. On average, the cost of roaming in Ibiza is around $2 per minute for calls and $10 per MB for data.

Based on historical data, the most cost-effective option for communication in Ibiza is to use WiFi hotspots. However, if you need to make calls or use data frequently, purchasing a local SIM card may be a better option.

How much does it cost for passport when travelling to Ibiza?

Travelling to Ibiza requires a valid passport, and the cost of obtaining one can vary depending on several factors. According to historical data, the cost of a passport in Ibiza ranges from $110 to $165.

The cost of a passport in Ibiza can vary depending on the type of passport you need. For example, a standard adult passport costs $110, while a child passport costs $80. If you need a passport urgently, you may have to pay an additional fee of $60 for expedited processing.

It's important to note that the cost of a passport in Ibiza may also vary depending on the exchange rate at the time of application. Additionally, if you require additional services such as a passport photo or a notary public, you may have to pay an additional fee.

Overall, it's important to plan ahead and budget accordingly when applying for a passport in Ibiza. By doing so, you can ensure that you have all the necessary documentation for your trip and avoid any unnecessary delays or expenses.

How much does it cost for insurance when travelling to Ibiza?

Travelling to Ibiza can be an exciting experience, but it is important to consider the cost of travel insurance. According to historical data, the average cost of travel insurance for a trip to Ibiza is around $50-$100 per person for a week-long trip. However, the cost may vary depending on various factors such as age, duration of the trip, and the type of coverage required.

It is recommended to purchase travel insurance that covers medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and lost or stolen belongings. The cost of travel insurance may also increase if you plan to participate in adventure sports or activities.

It is important to note that the cost of travel insurance may also vary depending on the insurance provider and the level of coverage you choose. It is always advisable to compare different insurance providers and their policies before making a final decision.

Overall, it is highly recommended to purchase travel insurance when travelling to Ibiza to ensure a safe and stress-free trip. The cost of travel insurance may seem like an additional expense, but it can save you from unexpected expenses in case of any unforeseen circumstances.

Methods to save money when travelling to Ibiza

1. Book your flights in advance

Booking your flights in advance can save you a lot of money. According to the history data, booking your flights at least 3 weeks in advance can save you up to $100 per ticket.

2. Stay in a hostel

Instead of staying in a hotel, consider staying in a hostel. According to the history data, you can save up to $50 per night by staying in a hostel.

3. Use public transportation

Instead of renting a car, use public transportation to get around the island. According to the history data, you can save up to $30 per day by using public transportation.

4. Eat like a local

Eating at local restaurants can save you a lot of money. According to the history data, you can save up to $20 per meal by eating at local restaurants instead of touristy ones.

5. Buy tickets in advance

If you plan on visiting any attractions or events, buy your tickets in advance. According to the history data, you can save up to $10 per ticket by buying them in advance.

By following these methods, you can save up to $200 per day when travelling to Ibiza. So, plan ahead and enjoy your vacation without breaking the bank!

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• 2. Flight Costs to Ibiza from Major US Cities
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John Deere Will Pay Up to $192K for a 'Chief Tractor Officer' to Travel and Help Launch TikTok Channel One winning applicant will traverse the country over the next several months.

By Dominick Reuter • Apr 17, 2024

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• John Deere is looking for a different kind of CTO — a Chief Tractor Officer.
• The winner of the competition will help launch the agriculture equipment company's new TikTok channel.
• Entries are accepted until April 29, with the finalists selected after May 17.

This article originally appeared on Business Insider .

Agriculture equipment company John Deere is on the hunt for a different kind of CTO.

The brand on Tuesday announced a two-week search to find a "Chief Tractor Officer" who would create social media content to reach younger consumers .

One winning applicant will receive up to $192,300 to traverse the country over the next several months showcasing the way John Deere products are used by workers, from Yellowstone National Park to Chicago's Wrigley Field and beyond.

"No matter what you do — whether it's your coffee, getting dressed in the morning, driving to work, the building you go into — it's all been touched by a construction worker, a farmer, or a lawn care maintenance group," Jen Hartmann, John Deere's global director of strategic public relations, told AdAge .

To kick off the search, John Deere tapped NFL quarterback Brock Purdy (who will presumably be a bit busy this Fall to take the job himself) to star in a clip in which he attempts to set out on a road trip in an industrial tractor.

Suited up in the obligatory vest, work boots, and John Deere hat, Purdy's progress is interrupted by teammate Colton McKivitz hopping into the cab while a string of messages floods in from other athletes and influencers expressing interest in the job.

The clip also represents the first time that the 187-year-old company has used celebrities to promote itself, Hartmann told AdAge.

According to the contest rules , entrants have until April 29 at midnight to submit a single 60-second video making their pitch for why they should be the face and voice of the company.

In addition, entrants must live in the 48 contiguous states or DC — sorry Hawaii and Alaska residents. Interestingly, any AI-generated submissions are prohibited, too.

Videos will be judged against four categories — originally, creativity, quality, and brand knowledge — after which five finalists will be chosen and notified after May 17.

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