20 THINGS TO SEE AND DO IN IBIZA

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Pooopopopoopopooopo ... Let's go to the beach oh oh ohhh oh oh ... Aserejeee jaaa leave ... Bailamooooos Ok, I haven't been to a disco for a while, but is this reason not to go to Ibiza? No way! The magical island has a few aces stored in the sleeve (yes, the sleeve of her perfect white dress) to delight those who are not very prone to summer parties. In this post we will tell you the 20 things to see and do in Ibiza, because here it is impossible to get bored.

1. Ibiza has some of the beaches and coves most beautiful in all of Europe (and the world). Cala Conta, Es Portixol, Cala Salada and Cala d'Hort are some of them. If you want to know others, here we leave you a post with the best beaches and coves of Ibiza.

2. Hippy Markets, Sirs! If you travel to Ibiza you have to discover at least one. Our favorite? The one of Las Dalias (in San Carles). These are the schedules of 2018.

3. If you visit Ibiza between January and March you can enjoy the flowering almond trees of the Corona Valley. Yes, there is life in Ibiza beyond summer 😉

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4. On Sunday evening, approach the Benirrás Beach, when the drum party takes place. An event that will make your hair stand on end. And the sunset from here is a pasote!

5. But if it is a sunset, the best is undoubtedly the one contemplated from the Pirate Tower. The moment when the sun sets behind the islet of Es Vedrá is simply magical.

6. And since we talk about the rockfrom Es Vedrá, many say that this place has a special energy and there are legends around it. If you want to go check it out for yourself, take a boat trip.

7. ¡Party! We have already told you that in Ibiza there is not only party and discos. But if it is famous for something, it is for riding it brown when the sun goes down! The most popular nightclubs are Amnesia, Pachá, Privilege, Usuahia or Hï Ibiza, though ...

8.… For us one of the funniest parties in Ibiza is the Flower power, which takes place on Mondays in Pacha. Dress in hippie clothes, put on a few flowers and eye-catching glasses and get ready to dance to the sound of the '60s,' 70s, '80s and' 90s (if we get old and vintage like Sailor Mooooooon).

9. Rent a motorcycle and visit some of the most beautiful Ibizan villages on a day trip. Santa Eulalia, San Antonio, San José and San Juan are very good options.

10. But first take a tour of the historic center of Ibiza(Dalt Vila). Of course, mentalize first, because you go up and down a few slopes. Although the effort will be worth it, the center is full of little shops, restaurants and charming corners. Not by chance it is a World Heritage Site.

11. Do you want to give yourself a mud bath and have softer skin than a meloconcito just fallen from the tree? (Although the peach has pelamen and your ass doesn't - I hope-). Go to Cala Xarraca, Sa Caleta, or Aigues Blanques. The best: it's free!

12. Try the typical gastronomy, such as the rice of slaughters (with pork), the pepper salad with potatoes and potatoes, the coca of peppers, the bullit (fish with rice and potatoes) or the flaó (cottage cheese and peppermint cake).

13. Leave a kidney (and a little heart) in the Café del Mar, while you hurry a mojito (€ 15) and listen to chill out music. More info.

14. An interesting excursion is the one that takes you to discover the beautiful Can Marçà cave, which is more than 100,000 years old. This tour costs € 28 and includes the boat tour, the bus to the cave and the entrance to it with a guide.

15. Put on the snorkeling mask and water ducks! In Ibiza you can go snorkelling between meadows of oceanic posidonia and small fish (although not too colorful, really). This is undoubtedly one of the best things what to see and do in Ibiza!

16. Did you know that there are Phoenician sites in Ibiza? Perhaps the most famous are thePuig des Molins necropolis and the Phoenician settlement of Sa Caleta. And if you like rock art we recommend you visit the Ses Fontanelles cave.

17. Reach the photogenic lighthouse of Punta des Moscarter and take a direct photo to instagram, with the white dress of rigor ... of course (well, if you are an uncle you can skip the last step).

18. Visit the Ses Salines Natural Park, a protected area where salt is the protagonist. If you go, don't forget to stop by the wonderful Ses Salines beach.

19. One of the most curious places in Ibiza is the stone arch of Cala Aubarca. A perfect place for photography lovers, and it's not as well known as other parts of the island.

20. If you still have time in Ibiza and you want to visit another Balearic island, approach Formentera. The beaches here are spectacular and it is best to spend at least one whole day, but if you can stay longer, much better. You can arrive by ferry, see more info.