Cala Llenya: Located on the east coast of Ibiza, Cala Llenya is a sandy beach set in a bay surrounded by pine trees. It's known for its relaxed atmosphere and shallow, clear waters, making it a family-friendly beach.

Cala Nova: This is a spacious sandy beach located in the northeast of Ibiza. It's less developed and less crowded than some of Ibiza's other beaches, with beautiful crystal-clear waters and surrounding dunes and pine trees. The waves here can get quite large, making it popular with surfers.

Cala Boix: Also situated on the east coast of Ibiza, this cove is a bit more secluded. It's unique in Ibiza because it has dark sand due to its clay composition. It's surrounded by high cliffs, adding to its dramatic beauty.

Aigües Blanques (Aguas Blancas): Located on the east coast, this beach is popular with locals and is known for its beautiful sunrise views. The beach is surrounded by high cliffs and has beautiful, clear water. A unique feature of Aguas Blancas is the natural clay found on its cliffs, which people often use as a natural skin treatment.

Cala Salada: Located on the western coast of Ibiza, near San Antonio, this is one of the most beautiful and popular beaches on the island. It's known for its clear, turquoise waters and its surrounding environment of pine forests and rocky cliffs.

Cala Saladeta: A smaller beach which can be accessed by climbing over the rocks from Cala Salada.

*Remember to respect the local environment when visiting these beautiful places and follow any local guidelines to preserve these areas for future generations.

Cala Comte (also known as Cala Conta): Located on the western side of the island, it's famous for its spectacular sunsets. It's composed of sandy coves separated by rocky outcrops, with crystal clear turquoise waters.

Cala Escondida: A small and secluded nudist beach located close to Cala Comte. It's quite peaceful and off the beaten track, offering beautiful views of the sunset.

Cala Moli: Situated on the west coast, Cala Moli is a more secluded and quiet spot. This pebbly beach is surrounded by cliffs and has clear waters ideal for snorkeling.

Cala d'Hort: A small, beloved beach with a fantastic view of the mysterious island of Es Vedra. It's located on the southwestern coast and is known for its rustic and relaxing environment.

Punta Galera: An ancient quarry turned sunbathing spot, it's known for its flat, stone terraces leading down to the sea. It's a popular spot for snorkeling and cliff jumping.

Cala Gracioneta: A tiny, sheltered cove with clear, shallow waters, located near San Antonio. The beach is known for its restaurant, El Chiringuito.

Ses Salinas: Located at the southernmost part of Ibiza, it's a fashionable and busy beach known for its fine, white sand and clear waters. The beach is surrounded by a nature reserve of the same name.

*Remember to respect the local environment when visiting these beautiful places and follow any local guidelines to preserve these areas for future generations.

Hostal La Torre: Situated on the Cap Negret headland in San Antonio, it offers some of the best views of the sunset on the island. It's also a great spot to enjoy drinks and food.

Mambo Ibiza: Located in San Antonio, this world-renowned bar and restaurant is one of the best places to watch the sunset in Ibiza, often with famous DJs playing.

Kumharas: This beach bar, located in San Antonio Bay, is known for its bohemian atmosphere, beautiful sunset views, and live music performances.

Es Vedra Viewpoint: One of the most iconic views in Ibiza, the Es Vedra viewpoint offers breathtaking views of the island of Es Vedra. It's believed to be one of the most magnetic spots on earth, shrouded in myth and legend.

*Remember to respect the local environment when visiting these beautiful places and follow any local guidelines to preserve these areas for future generations.

Besobeach Salinas: A beach club located in the Salinas area known for its relaxed atmosphere and delicious food.

Casamaca - Centro: Rural hotel and restaurant in Ibiza’s countryside, overlooking Dalta Vila.

Casa Jondal - Cala Jondal: An upscale restaurant in the Cala Jondal area, known for its Mediterranean cuisine and beachside location.

La Paloma - San Lorenzo: This is a family-run restaurant offering homemade Mediterranean food with a focus on organic, locally sourced ingredients.

Es Boldado - Cala de Hort: Known for its stunning views of the mysterious island of Es Vedra, this traditional Ibicenco restaurant serves delicious seafood.

El Chiringuito Es Cavallet: A beachfront restaurant known for its luxurious setting and high-quality food.

Cala Gracioneta: A quaint beach bar that serves both drinks and food in a relaxed, picturesque setting.

Macao - Santa Gertrudis: A restaurant in the small town of Santa Gertrudis, renowned for its Italian cuisine.

El Carnicero - Ibiza: A premium steakhouse known for its high-quality meat dishes.

Es Xarcu - Es Cubells: A highly regarded seafood restaurant in Es Cubells, Ibiza. Known for its beautiful seaside setting and its focus on fresh, local ingredients.

Bottega Il Bucco - Santa Gertrudis: Focacceria, Restaurant, Winery

Juntos House - San Mateo: Pergola cocktails and tapas with an amazing patio.

Fish Shack - Talamanca: No frills beach shack serving fresh catch of the day.

Zuma at Ibiza Gran Hotel - Marina: Located at the Ibiza Gran Hotel, Zuma is a high-end Japanese restaurant with a reputation for great food and service.

Picadeli: Deli with delicious homemade offerings.

Polen: Organic grocery.

Wild Beets: Vegan + Plant Based restaurant.