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Balearic Islands

Ibiza

4.7
2.3M

A vibrant Mediterranean island renowned for its stunning beaches, legendary nightlife, and unique blend of party culture and natural beauty.

Best Time

Peak: (July-August)

Daily Budget

€120-200/day

Recommended Stay

5 days

Getting Around

Public Transit

Language

Spanish (Castilian), Catalan (co-official in Balearic Islands)

Currency

EUR (Euro), €

Essential Phrases

City Overview

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Ibiza by the Numbers

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12 travelers

Total visitors

2.3M

Average rating

4.7/5

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47 trips planned

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About Ibiza

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biza is a dynamic Balearic Island that offers far more than just its world-famous clubbing scene. Located in the Mediterranean Sea, the island features a diverse landscape of rocky coastlines, pine forests, and crystal-clear turquoise waters. While internationally recognized as a premier party destination, Ibiza also boasts a rich cultural heritage, with a UNESCO World Heritage historic old town that showcases centuries of Mediterranean history.

The island is divided into distinct areas, each offering a different experience. The southern part is known for its high-energy nightlife and world-famous electronic music clubs, attracting thousands of international tourists annually. In contrast, the northern regions provide a more relaxed atmosphere with traditional villages, secluded beaches, and a slower pace of life that appeals to travelers seeking tranquility and natural beauty.

Beyond its party reputation, Ibiza offers numerous activities for travelers, including water sports, hiking, yoga retreats, and exploring local markets and historical sites. The island's cuisine is a delightful mix of traditional Spanish and Mediterranean flavors, with fresh seafood, local produce, and innovative culinary experiences that cater to various tastes and preferences.

Key Information

Location

Balearic Islands

Population

N/A

Stay

5days

Affordability
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Travel Costs in Ibiza

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Budget

Backpacker style

Accommodation
€15-30/night
Meals
€15-25/day
Activities
€10-20/day
Total
€40-75/day

Includes

  • Hostels & dorms
  • Street food
  • Free attractions
  • Walking

Mid-Range

Comfortable travel

Accommodation
€60-120/night
Meals
€30-50/day
Activities
€20-40/day
Total
€110-210/day

Includes

  • 3-star hotels
  • Local restaurants
  • Paid attractions
  • Public transport
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Luxury

Premium experience

Accommodation
€200+/night
Meals
€80-150/day
Activities
€50-100/day
Total
€330+/day

Includes

  • Luxury hotels
  • Fine dining
  • Private tours
  • Taxis & rentals

Note: Prices are estimates and can vary by season, location, and personal preferences. Exchange rates as of 2026.

Cost Overview

Ibiza can be relatively expensive, especially in tourist areas and popular districts.

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Money-Saving Tips

  • Visit popular attractions early in the morning or during weekdays
  • Use public transportation or walk instead of taxis
  • Consider staying in neighborhoods just outside the center
  • Look for lunch specials and eat at local restaurants

Currency Information

Currency: EUR (Euro), €

Typical Costs

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Hostel Dorm$20-35
Budget Hotel$50-80
Luxury Hotel$250-500
Mid Range Hotel$100-200
Airbnb Apartment$60-150

Note: These prices are approximate and may vary by season, location, and personal preferences. Tourist areas typically have higher prices.

Travel Essentials

Everything You Need to Know

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Ibiza offers a relatively comprehensive transportation network that caters well to tourists and locals. The island's public transport system is efficient during peak tourist season, with regular bus routes connecting major towns and popular beach areas. During summer months, transportation becomes more frequent and extensive, with special tourist-focused services. In off-peak seasons, transport options become more limited, so planning ahead is recommended. - Airport: * 7 km from Ibiza Town * Bus connections: €3-5, 15-20 minute journey * Taxi: €15-25, 10-15 minute ride - Public Transport: * Bus network covers most island destinations * Frequent routes during summer (every 30-60 minutes) * Integrated ticket systems, day passes available * Typical single journey: €1.50-€3 - Walking: * Very walkable in towns and urban areas * Typical walking distance in towns: 1-3 km * Challenging in hilly or rural areas - Taxis/Rideshare: * Taxis widely available * Base rate: €3-4 * Per kilometer rate: €1-1.50 * Uber/Cabify limited, local taxi apps recommended
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Local Cuisine

Ibiza's culinary landscape is a vibrant fusion of Mediterranean and traditional Spanish influences, deeply rooted in its coastal location and agricultural heritage. The island's cuisine is characterized by fresh seafood, locally grown produce, and recipes that reflect centuries of cultural interactions, including Phoenician, Roman, and Moorish influences. Meals are a social affair, with locals embracing long, leisurely dining experiences that often extend well into the evening.

Dining in Ibiza is not just about food, but about community and celebration. Meal times are typically later than in many other cultures, with lunch served around 2-3 PM and dinner starting no earlier than 9 PM. The food culture emphasizes shared plates, fresh ingredients, and a relaxed approach to eating that mirrors the island's laid-back lifestyle. While the island is famous for its nightlife, its culinary traditions remain deeply connected to local farming and fishing traditions.

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