Viaggi su misura a Ibiza
More than clubs — bohemian north, beach coves, Talamanca sunsets.
Cos'è un viaggio su misura a Ibiza?
A custom Ibiza tour books a Formentera private boat day, arranges a Benirrás beach sunset with drummers, organizes a VIP table at Pacha or Hï Ibiza for the right summer night, and walks you through Dalt Vila's UNESCO old city with a historian who explains why Ibiza's pirates, traders, and bohemians all ended up in the same place. The key is pairing the club experience with the island's quieter self.
Ibiza has two islands inside one island. The south — Playa d'en Bossa, San Antonio, Pacha — is the legendary club scene: the best DJs in the world, Sunset Strip at Café del Mar, foam parties at dawn. The north — San Juan, Benirrás, Santa Gertrudis — is a Balearic bohemia of organic farms, artisan markets, and beach sunsets where drummers play until the moon rises. A custom Ibiza tour is designed around whichever island you're actually here for, or both.
The island is smaller than most people realize — 40km top to bottom — and the contrast between these two worlds is startling. An evening at a Pacha terrace, a morning in the Dalt Vila UNESCO old town, an afternoon at an empty northern cove, a night at a beach club with a table that took three months to book: all of this is one day in the right hands.
May and June, and September, are the Ibiza months that insiders prefer: clubs in full swing without August's overcrowded gridlock, sea temperatures perfect for swimming, and the hippy markets and farmers' markets running at their most authentic. Tours start at €3,200 per person. Formentera, the smaller sibling island, is a 35-minute ferry away.
Qual è il momento migliore per visitare Ibiza?
I nostri mesi consigliati sono May, June, September. Ecco una panoramica mensile con note di pianificazione.
Le migliori esperienze a Ibiza
Momenti selezionati dai nostri operatori locali. Ogni viaggio include una selezione — o qualcosa di meglio se lo troviamo.
Itinerari di esempio
Due punti di partenza — il tuo vero itinerario è su misura. Costruiamo da qui.
7 giorni classico
- 1Giorno 1: Arrival & Dalt Vila UNESCO Old TownIbiza Town (Eivissa) is a fortress city above the harbor, designated UNESCO for its Punic-Roman-Renaissance walls. Your guide walks the Dalt Vila: the Cathedral, the Arab walls, the views over the harbor and out to Formentera. Afternoon at the hippy market in the port. First dinner at a restaurant in the old town where the kitchen closes at midnight — traditional Ibizan cuisine: bullit de peix (fish stew), sofrit pagès, and hierbas herbal liqueur.
- 2Giorno 2: Formentera Private Boat DayPrivate boat departure from Ibiza Town harbor at 9 a.m. The 35-minute crossing to Formentera delivers you to the flattest, most transparent-watered island in the Balearics — a car-free interior, salt flats with flamingos, and the Illetes sandbar where the water is Tahitian in color. Your captain brings lunch; you bring time. Return to Ibiza by evening.
- 3Giorno 3: Northern Ibiza: Benirrás Sunset DrummersDrive north through the interior: San Juan village (white church, morning market), Sant Carles (the hippy market Las Dalias on Saturdays), orchards and farmhouses. Arrive at Benirrás beach in the late afternoon. From around 7 p.m. on summer Sundays, drummers gather on the rocks at the beach's northern end and play as the sun sets over a small island off the coast. It's an Ibiza tradition since the 1970s. Tonight: dinner at a northern farmhouse restaurant.
- 4Giorno 4: Pacha or Hï Ibiza VIP NightYour guide books table service at whichever venue is relevant to the music you want: Pacha for the classic Ibizan experience (founded 1973, multi-room palatial club), Hï Ibiza for cutting-edge electronic music, DC-10 for techno in an outdoor venue under an aircraft flight path, or Amnesia for the legendary foam parties. The right night and the right table are available with advance planning. Day before this: rest, beach, recovery.
- 5Giorno 5: Es Vedrà Hike & Cliff ViewsEs Vedrà is the dramatic 413-meter sea stack visible from the west coast, surrounded by legend (it's supposedly where the Odyssey's sirens lived). Drive to the Torre del Pirata viewpoint for sunrise photography. Then the Es Vedrà coastal trail: 3km above sea-carved cliffs with the rock and its satellite islands as backdrop. Afternoon swim at Cala d'Hort, the cove directly below the viewpoint.
- 6Giorno 6: Santa Gertrudis Hippy Market & WineSanta Gertrudis de Fruitera is a village in the island's geographic center with an excellent weekly market selling organic produce, artisan ceramics, and vintage clothing in an atmosphere genuinely more Ibiza-resident than Ibiza-tourist. Then: a private tour of one of the island's small wineries — Ibizan wine (Can Rich, Ses Estrelles) is little-exported and worth tasting in context.
- 7Giorno 7: Ses Salines Nature Reserve & DepartureSes Salines is Ibiza's southern salt flat — operated commercially since the Phoenicians, now a natural park with flamingos and wading birds. Morning walk around the reserve before the beach crowds arrive. The southern beaches of Ses Salines and Es Cavallet are Ibiza's finest: long, pine-backed, and accessible only on foot or bicycle. Airport transfer from Ibiza airport.
14 giorni approfondimento
- 1Giorno 1: Arrival & Dalt VilaUNESCO fortress city walk, traditional Ibizan dinner in the old town.
- 2Giorno 2: Formentera Boat DayPrivate boat, Illetes sandbar, flamingo salt flats, transparent water, picnic lunch aboard.
- 3Giorno 3: Benirrás Drumming SunsetNorth island: San Juan, Las Dalias market, Benirrás beach drummers at sunset. Northern farmhouse dinner.
- 4Giorno 4: Club NightVIP table at Pacha, Hï, DC-10, or Amnesia depending on music preference. Day for rest and recovery beforehand.
- 5Giorno 5: Es Vedrà HikeDawn viewpoint, coastal trail above the cliffs, Cala d'Hort afternoon swim below the sea stack.
- 6Giorno 6: Santa Gertrudis Market & WineWeekly village market, artisan ceramics, organic produce. Private Ibizan winery tasting.
- 7Giorno 7: Ses Salines Nature ReservePhoenician salt flats, flamingo sightings, southern beach walk to Ses Salines and Es Cavallet.
- 8Giorno 8: Boat Day: Hidden Northern CovesSecond private boat day exploring the northern coastline: Cala Benirràs from the sea, the sea caves of Cala Moli, and the anchorage at Cala Salada that road access makes difficult. Offshore lunch, snorkel above posidonia meadows.
- 9Giorno 9: Sant Antoni Sunset Strip (the proper way)Café del Mar invented the sunset session concept in 1980. Your guide times the visit for the 15 minutes when the sun aligns with the horizon and the bay turns gold — then moves you away from the tourist crowd to a local bar 200 meters away for the actual evening. The sunset itself is worth seeing. The hour after is better somewhere quieter.
- 10Giorno 10: Ibiza Produce: Organic Farm VisitSeveral northern farms open by appointment: salt from the Ses Salines cooperative, almonds pressed into oil in stone mills, ibizan herbs distilled into the island's signature hierbas drink. A farm visit contextualizes the island's relationship with its landscape before tourism.
- 11Giorno 11: Second Club Night or Beach Club DayOption A: second club night at a different venue. Option B: beach club day at Nikki Beach or Destino Pacha for those who prefer the daytime pool-and-music version of the Ibiza experience. Both options require advance booking June–September.
- 12Giorno 12: Puig de sa Cala Hike & Interior VillagesThe highest accessible point in southern Ibiza (276m), reached via a path through pine forest from Santa Eulàlia. The summit gives views across all of Ibiza, Formentera on the horizon. Descent to Sant Carles for the Las Dalias market and a traditional Ibizan lunch.
- 13Giorno 13: Farewell Dinner at Cliff RestaurantDay at leisure for any unfinished northern coast or beach exploration. Farewell dinner at a cliffside restaurant above a western cove — the kind of place that requires either insider knowledge or a guide's recommendation. Fresh dorada, hierbas, and the Ibizan sky.
- 14Giorno 14: Dawn Swim & DepartureFinal morning swim from your favorite cove. Last café con leche in Ibiza Town. The ferry back to the mainland, or the flight home, carrying the island's particular combination of hedonism and ancient quiet.
Informazioni pratiche
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When is the best time to visit Ibiza?+
May and June offer clubs in full operation, beaches uncrowded, and the hippy market scene at its most genuine. September delivers the same without the July–August gridlock. July–August is peak club season — the world's best DJs, maximum energy, but also maximum crowds, prices, and traffic. October has excellent swimming weather and the island returns to its off-season self. November–April: most clubs closed, northern island authentic and quiet.
Do I need to book Ibiza clubs in advance?+
Yes — peak-season (July–August) VIP tables at Pacha, Hï, and Amnesia are booked 4–8 weeks in advance. Door entrance queues can run 2–3 hours on busy nights. A custom tour handles the booking with contacts at the venues and advises on which night of the week each club is at its best (resident DJ nights versus guest DJ weekends). Off-peak months (May, June, September) have more flexibility.
What is there to do in Ibiza besides clubbing?+
The northern island: hiking, swimming at empty coves, the Benirrás drumming sunset, the Las Dalias hippy market, and rural farmhouses producing organic food. Dalt Vila's UNESCO fortress city. The Ses Salines nature reserve and Phoenician salt flats. Formentera day trip. The island's small winery scene. A custom tour can build an entire 7-day itinerary without a single club night for travelers who want the Mediterranean version of Ibiza.
Is Ibiza suitable for families?+
The northern and eastern parts of the island are genuinely suitable for families: empty beaches, nature reserves, small villages, and calm bays. The south and the club areas are not family environments in summer. Sant Eulàlia on the east coast is the island's most family-friendly resort town. The western coves and the Ses Salines beach are accessible, uncrowded, and beautiful. A custom family itinerary focuses entirely on the non-club island.
What is the Dalt Vila and why is it UNESCO listed?+
Dalt Vila (High Town) is Ibiza's walled old city, continuously inhabited since at least the 7th century BC by Phoenicians, then Carthaginians, Romans, Moors, and Catalans. The present walls were built by Philip II of Spain in the 16th century and are among the best-preserved Renaissance fortifications in the Mediterranean. UNESCO listed the Puig de Ibiza for its 'exceptional example of the interaction between military architecture, the environment and the surrounding landscape.'
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