From Palma: Ibiza Guided Tour

Ibiza, the island of light, magic and home of the hippie movement in the 60s. The natural biodiversity and cultural heritage that treasures the island of Ibiza made Unesco declared it a World Heritage Site in 1999. We will go on a route through the history of this magnificent island to get up close and personal with the cultural and architectural heritage. The streets of Ibiza are always lively in summer and are ideal for walking and admiring the boats moored in the port at the same time as the historic city that stands on the Puig de Vila.

Discover the main attractions of the wonderful island of Ibiza, meeting and exchange point of several cultures; Punics, Phoenicians, Romans, Byzantines, Visigoths, Muslims, Catalans... who left their mark in the different localities of Ibiza and are still present today in the different enclaves and corners of the island.

Description of the experience

After crossing the blue sea that separates Mallorca from Ibiza, we will begin our experience in the so-called "white island". We will visit the most emblematic places of Ibiza: Santa Eulalia, San Vicente and San Antonio. After a well-deserved swim and lunch, we return to Ibiza Town and visit its historic center, Dalt Vila.

• Santa Eulalia is the third largest city on the island and the only one that has a river in the entire Balearic archipelago. Its name comes from the fortified church that was built after the Catalan conquest in the sixteenth century and that crowns the city, offering spectacular views of the Ibizan sea and land.

• The Cala Sant Vicent, which once represented the most isolated area of Ibiza, has today become a beach with blue waters and fine sand for the whole family as it has all the services and water sports. The surrounding cliffs are crowned by large pines and sabinas that contrast with the turquoise blue of the sea and the toasted sand of the shore, offering a unique Mediterranean landscape typical of the Balearic Islands.

• San Antonio is in the heart of one of the most beautiful natural ports in Europe. The small fishing village that was formerly San Antonio, is now a modern holiday destination recognized worldwide. This beautiful municipality offers a long promenade where you can admire the mythical coast of Ibiza.

Back in Ibiza old town, we will take a walk through Dalt Vila, declared a Unesco World Heritage Site for the rich history and culture that touch its walls. Among its walls is the commercial, cultural and political center of the whole island, in addition to the most emblematic and important buildings, the result of the different civilizations that left their mark in Ibiza.

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