Ibiza holidays
Balearic island base for combining high-energy nightlife hubs with quieter coves and relaxed resort days.
31°C AugustBest Jun, Jul, Sep, Oct2–7 nightsDirect from London Gatwick
At a glance
- nightlife-focused trips
- groups of friends
- mixed beach and club weeks
- families in quieter resorts
Trip cost
- Return flight
- ≈€74
- Stay
- ≈€528
- Food & local
- ≈€120
Includes the return fare from London Gatwick. An estimate, not a quote — each booking happens separately with its supplier. How we work this out.
Stays
Stays in Ibiza
From €95/night · Typical €204 · 82 stays · 4-night stay assumed
Booking.com (opens in a new tab)- Best 3-star
Apartamentos Cana RitaSan Antonio · 13.3 km from the centre€204 a night (opens in a new tab)See more 3-star options
- Best 4-star
Hotel Rural & Spa Can Curreukm 12 · 18.2 km from the centre€439 a night (opens in a new tab)See more 4-star options
- Cheapest
Hostal Santa EulaliaSanta Eularia des Riu Spain · 13.4 km from the centre€95 a night (opens in a new tab)See more options, cheapest first
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Getting to Ibiza
- AirportIbiza Airport (IBZ)
- Transfer optionsBus, taxi
Ibiza Airport is about 7.5 km from Ibiza Town. Bus L10 and taxis link the airport with the town and main resort areas.
Indicative, per traveller. You book with Aviasales.
Areas of Ibiza
A few places people base themselves, and who each tends to suit.
- Ibiza Town (Eivissa)Good for those wanting a walkable base with Dalt Vila, harbourfront evenings and access to nearby beaches.
- Playa d'en BossaBest for travellers prioritising major clubs and long sandy beach days in a concentrated party area.
- San Antonio (Sant Antoni de Portmany)Suited to sunset-bars, boat trips and budget-friendly stays, with a younger and livelier feel.
- Santa Eulalia (Santa Eulària des Riu)Family-oriented town with a calmer promenade and easy access to several smaller nearby beaches.
- Cala LlongaSmall resort bay popular with families who want shallow waters and a quieter atmosphere close to Santa Eulalia.
When to go
Monthly climate normals (ERA5 reanalysis, 2022–2024). Gold months are the best weather fit.
- Best overall
- June · July · September · October
- Hottest
- August · 31°C
- Wettest
- March · 61mm
- Jan16°14mm
- Feb16°20mm
- Mar18°61mm
- Apr20°50mm
- May23°32mm
- Jun28°9mm (good month)
- Jul31°4mm (good month)
- Aug31°21mm
- Sep28°52mm (good month)
- Oct25°21mm (good month)
- Nov21°42mm
- Dec17°27mm
What each season is like
- Spring
- Late spring marks the start of the club season, with opening parties and rising visitor numbers but more relaxed nights than peak summer.
- Summer
- July and August bring maximum energy, crowds and noise in nightlife hubs, making sleep harder near Playa d'en Bossa or San Antonio.
- Autumn
- Early autumn keeps the sea warm and many venues open, then closing parties in October lead into a quiet off-season.
- Winter
- Many beach businesses and clubs shut, leaving a calm, low-key island experience with limited nightlife options.
What’s on in Ibiza
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Good to know about Ibiza
Worth it for
Lets you choose between club-focused areas and family-friendly east coast resorts on one compact island.
Keep in mind
Peak season crowding and party noise around Playa d'en Bossa and San Antonio can dominate the atmosphere at night.
Why go
- Lets you choose between club-focused areas and family-friendly east coast resorts on one compact island.
- Party season concentration makes it more nightlife-driven than Palma or Tenerife while still offering calmer bays.
- Off-peak stays feel much slower and more local than mainland coastal cities with year-round bustle.
Worth knowing
- Peak season crowding and party noise around Playa d'en Bossa and San Antonio can dominate the atmosphere at night.
- Many nightlife venues and some coastal businesses close by late October, so winter visits feel quiet and limited in options.
- Island travel relies on roads and boats; there is no rail or metro network between resort areas.