From one of the world’s best beaches, to long and broad or crescent-shaped - these Formentera beaches will fill you with love. Formentera's most popular beaches are a sublime treat and are all easily ...

Ibiza is well known for its hippy, artisan and street markets and others selling local foods and secondhand goods. There are markets year-round, but most take place during the summer season. Have you ...

From well-known retail chains to stylish boutiques and independent stores, Ibiza offers both residents and visitors a wide range of ways to shop and spend. Designer fashion, unique jewellery, ...

Getting there: Reached by hire car or taxi. During the summer season you can take the bus from Ibiza Town, via the village of Sant Jordi (A7), and from June to September also via Playa d'en Bossa (P3) ...

From prehistoric settlements and Roman remains to becoming a bohemian escape - for such a small island, Formentera has a long history. Ibiza's sister island, Formentera, has a history that stretches ...

The best way to see Ibiza is to hire a car (or moped/scooter/electric bike) and spend the day cruising around the island. As we are fond of saying, the island is only 45km long and 25km wide, so you ...

There is a diverse cultural scene on Ibiza with live concerts and music festivals as well as theatrical and other performances. You can listen to live music like rock, jazz and blues for free in many ...

If there are three or four of you travelling, taxis are a comfortable and relatively economical way to get around the island. You can flag a taxi down at any time of night and day if the green light ...

The longest beach on the island offers shallow waters and a wide strip of sand that's lined with a variety of bars and beach clubs. Facilities: Loungers, parasols, restaurants, bars, shops and beach ...

Getting there: Reached only by car. There's a small car park at the entrance to the beach and you can park along the road. Still, it can get tricky to find a place at weekends in peak season. Cala ...

Getting there: Reached by bus during the summer season from the nearby village San José (find timetables here) or by car via a winding, well-signposted road from San José and other beach resorts in ...

Getting there: Reached by bus (some connections during the summer season, find schedules here) or by car, follow signposts from San José. There is an unpaved car park for around 200 vehicles next to ...