Destination
Type of Activity
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Read MoreArcheology Museum
Amphorae, jewelry, statues and coins belonging to visitors to the island 3,000 years ago are displayed in a Gothic former chapel.
Courtesy Philip LarsonRead MoreBeaches
Ibiza has a wealth of beaches, ranging from small coves to expansive white-sand stretches (some of which turn into party scenes during the high season). One of my favorites is Cala d’Hort, a small sandy cove on the southwest coast. It’s...
Read MoreClube de Golf Ibiza
Renowned throughout Europe, this beautiful twenty-seven-hole course also has an elegant townhouse club.
Read MoreDalt Vila
No visit to Ibiza is complete without a stroll around the UNESCO World Heritage site Dalt Vila (high town). Within the city walls lie winding streets, multi colored townhouses, old fortresses (some being made into hotels) and the stunning cathedral.
Read MoreFormentera
The tiny island of Formentera makes for an excellent day trip from Ibiza. With over 20km of beaches, Ibiza's sister isle is beloved as a more low-key, nature focused retreat. Right on the 7km long Mitjorn Beach, Gecko Beach Club...
Read MoreIndagare Tours: Active Adventure
Indagare members can contact our Bookings Team for help organizing sports excursions, from hiking and biking to the far corners of the island to horseback riding and hot-air-balloon rides. Other itineraries include scuba diving, sailing charters and trail rides. Private...
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Indagare Tours: Ibiza Yachting
Indagare members can contact our Bookings Team for assistance planning boating outings around Ibiza. We can arrange for boat charters of various sizes, including speedboats, yachts and sailboats, which are perfect for day trips to Formentera, visiting quiet coves for...
Read MoreJuan y Andrea
The views are as beautiful as the people that frequent this glitzy beach club and restaurant on Formentera. Go for an early lunch of their world-famous paella and stay for an afternoon of sunning amid a Club 55-like atmosphere.
Read MoreMuseo de Arte Contemporánea
This museum, in an 18th-century bastion, organizes exhibitions of contemporary art and also features a small permanent collection that includes two Miró canvases. There are also watercolors by local artists, plus fine examples of current graphic design.
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Picnic Nautica
For those who want a delicious prepared picnic for their boat or beach trip, there is a service called Picnic Nautica, which will deliver food to your boat or villa. They source their ingredients from organic farms and local purveyors....
Read MorePuig des Molins’s Monographic Museum and Púnic Necrópolis
Some of the best-preserved objects from the Punic necropolis, which the Phoenicians established in the 7th century B.C., are exhibited alongside approximately 3,500 tombs carved into the rock. Closed Monday.
Read MoreSa Caleta
Die-hard history buffs should visit the remains of Sa Caleta, on the southern coast of the island, a Phoenician settlement that dates from the 7th century B.C. Others may prefer a leisurely swim at nearby Sa Caleta beach, a lovely...
Read MoreSes Salines
Just south of the airport is one of the not-to-be-missed natural parks: a huge expanse of shimmering salt flats, the “white gold” excavated by the Carthaginians. Bird-watchers should follow the Cap des Falco path through the marshes for a peek...
Read MoreSnorkeling
Snorkelers love the small, protected area of Benirras at Sant Joan on Ibiza’s northern tip for snorkeling and tanning.
