Ibiza is a Mediterranean island in Spain’s Balearic archipelago, celebrated for its turquoise coves, pine-covered hills, whitewashed villages, and energetic nightlife. The island’s capital, Ibiza Town, rises around the historic Dalt Vila, a UNESCO-listed old quarter enclosed by impressive Renaissance walls. From its elevated streets, there are sweeping views across the harbor and Mediterranean.

Away from the clubs, Ibiza has a much quieter side. Small coves such as Cala Comte and Cala d’Hort are known for clear water and dramatic coastal scenery, while inland villages offer traditional architecture, local markets, and a slower pace. The island’s restaurants range from beachfront seafood spots to modern Mediterranean dining, with plenty of opportunities to enjoy local produce and sunset views. Visitors can explore hidden beaches by car, take a boat to nearby Formentera, or spend an afternoon discovering Ibiza’s countryside and coastal trails.