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The island of Ibiza has hundreds of wonderful corners to explore to discover and enjoy  the environment and fresh air, either alone or with family or friends, although it is always advisable to enjoy the routes with a companion to ensure safety.

The routes listed below have been differentiated by degree of difficulty.

LOW LEVEL WALKING ROUTES

Ibiza / cap martinet / s’estanyol.

This is a walking route suitable for almost everyone , you can even take baby prams suitable for hiking.

This walking route starts from the Port of Ibiza . From there we take the Paseo Juan Carlos I, where we continue until we reach the roundabout and turn left onto Avenida 8 d’Agost and from there to the beach of Talamanca, where we take the wooden walkway with the sea always on our right.

TIPS BEFORE STARTING THIS WALKING ROUTE

• Free camping is not authorized.
• Most of the recommended paths cross private properties. If you are accompanied by a dog, always keep it on a leash.
• Fires are prohibited. A poorly extinguished cigarette can cause a fire.
• Do not litter. Put your garbage in the bins.
• Plan the activity well and get information about the weather forecast.
• Wear appropriate footwear.
• Respect the flora and fauna.

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When we arrive at Sa Punta Restaurant we take a street on the left hand side until we reach Avenida Cap Martinet, where we will continue until reaching a crossroads and turn left.

Depending on physical endurance, a short rest may be advisable before continuing along the same street and finding a dirt track that goes uphill which we follow until the slope begins to descend.

At this point, we will continue to the right along a track that will later become a path that passes next to a white electricity transformer hut, then on  to a wide path on the right that goes down to the beach of s’Estanyol , where hikers can rest and take a refreshing swim, weather permitting.

To return, we will need to again take the track we arrived by until the asphalted road previously mentioned and turn left towards Jesús.

After leaving behind the village’s football field, we see a crossroads to head towards Ibiza-Cap Martinet (on the left hand side). Cross the road and follow the asphalted path that passes between stone walls. From this point we will see a splendid panoramic of the village of Jesús .

Without leaving the path, we will again end up in avenida 8 d’Agost, where we find an ice-cream parlor. From here, we continue to the left until the next pedestrian crossing, where we cross to place us in front of the Ibiza Gran Hotel. We continue until the first crossing on the left hand side that takes us to Paseo Juan Carlos I which we take towards Ibiza, where we find the end of our route.

CHARACTERISTICS OF THE WALKING ROUTE

• Starting point: Port of Ibiza
• Estimated time: 2.5-3 hours
• Distance: 13,3 km

CALA LLONGA / SÓL D’EN SERRÀ

This is a return walking route suitable for people who already have some hiking experience and it is not recommended to take baby prams.

We start the walk on the beach of Cala Llonga (Santa Eulària), on the right side facing the sea, right next to the Red Cross hut, where we see an asphalted road that goes up towards the Can Porxet neighborhood. From the hotel, the road becomes dirt and climbs steeper and steeper, showing us the beautiful views over the beach of Cala Llonga.

When the road goes deeper into the forest you have to pay attention, because about 100 meters to reach the highest point, on the right, a path marked with stones opens up. We take this path that is constantly marked with stones on both sides and follow it until it turns to the left and in front of us we find the ancient remains of what looks like a tower and that according to experts is a hut of the nearby Phoenician settlement.

From these ruins there is another path also marked with stones that takes us directly to the ancient Phoenician settlement of Cap des Llibrell, right at the top of the Puig de Ses Terrets, from where we can admire the magnificent views which stretch the island of Tagomago, the islets of es Canar and Santa Eulària, Formentera, the Puig des Castellar and the Sól d’en Serrà.

From the village we return to the path by which we arrived and on the left hand side we will find two poorly marked paths that go into the forest. We must take the second, which leads us to a better marked path along which we will continue until we get close to the cliff and up to Puig des Castellar, 184 meters high. Again, stopping to take in the spectacular views is a must.

From there a well marked path with a steep slope begins where care must be taken. Following this path we will arrive at the parking area of the Sól d’en Serrà beach. Taking the path to the right we will soon reach the beach of Cala Llonga, our starting point.

• Starting point: Cala Llonga
• Estimated time: 2 hours
• Distance: 4.7 km
• Difference in altitude: 215 meters

POINTS OF INTEREST

• Ancient Phoenician settlement of Cap des Librell
• Geodetic vertex of Puig de ses Terrets at 220 m altitude
• Geodetic vertex of Puig de Es Castellar at 184 m altitude

MEDIUM LEVEL WALKING ROUTE

Sant antoni / cala salada.

Enjoy the fantastic views of the bay of Portmany and the islet of sa Conillera , one of the most spectacular of the island, on this medium level walking route. Although it is a walking route suitable for almost everyone, its 3-3.5 hour duration makes it advisable to wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Prams cannot access all points of the route.

The walking route begins at the town hall of Sant Antoni , which is located on the promenade of the port of the town, and from there we will take the promenade that goes along the coast towards the beach of Caló des Moro . It passes by iconic places where tourists enjoy Portmany’s famous sunset, such as the Café del Mar or Mambo, as we continue the walk with the sea always to our left.

After Caló des Moro we arrive at Sa Cova de Ses Llagostes which we will pass behind taking the path that continues along the coast.

Soon we will arrive at the next beach: Cala Gració , which we cross to then climb the stairs to reach Cala Gracioneta , which we also cross, always following the path along the sea.

Continuing a little further we arrive at Punta Galera , one of the Ibicencos most appreciated coves for its crystalline waters, and continue until what people know as Cala Yoga , where the road is now asphalted.

Just after passing a tennis court, we will find a crossing with an alley on the right where we will see some stairs that will lead us to our destination: Cala Salada .

• Starting point: Sant Antoni Town Hall
• Estimated time: 3-3.5 hours
• Distance: 12.3 km
• Climb: 77 meters
• Port of Sant Antoni
• Views of Sa Conillera and S’Illa des Bosc, Cap Nunó and Sa Punta Forada
• Punta Galera and Cala Salada

HIGH LEVEL WALKING ROUTES

Finding a panoramic view of almost the entire island with your feet on the ground is possible. The estimated time for the walking route from Sant Josep to sa Talaia is five hours on a return route of 14 kilometers with a difference in altitude of 354 meters.

It is advisable to wear comfortable shoes, breathable clothing, sunscreen and raincoat if taking the walking route in autumn or winter. It is important not to forget sunscreen, water and lunch.

The walking route starts at the Church of Sant Josep. Cross the road and take the garden street. When you reach the bar, turn right onto calle sa Talaia. It is a cobbled street flanked on the right by a stone wall. At the end of the street, turn right and take the next dirt road on the right that becomes a narrow path with a white wall on the left that goes into the forest.

When you reach a crossroads, take the path that goes up to the left, which leads to a forest track and, at the end of this, turn right where there is a sign indicating the path to follow.

It’s a sloping path. It continues until a crossroads past the Puig Cardona , where there is a fence on the right. Take the path that goes to the right parallel to the fence and continue to a forest track where there are some television antennas . From the antennas you can enjoy a panoramic view of almost the whole island .

Then follow the path downhill until you reach the next crossroads where you turn left and take the path called Camí des Puig Blanc , until you reach a fork that you have to take on the right until the next path on the left hand side by which you go down until you find a path marked with a rock on the left hand side with the inscription ‘Bicis’ (Bicycles).

Follow this path which runs between the terraces until you find a steep path that goes down to the right, marked with white arrows on the ground. Go down until you reach an esplanade and take a path on the left hand side marked with the ruta BTT 12 . Pass a crossroads and go straight on, leaving a path on the right.

Continue downhill and at the next crossroads turn left, until the next crossroads where you have to go straight on, leaving a path on the left. Continue downhill until arriving at a stream   and then another stream that crosses the path from left to right.

You will reach a curve, where you continue straight ahead, leaving a rise on the left. Continue along the main road without deviating until you reach an asphalt road that you must also follow straight ahead until you reach the third road on the left, also asphalted. In front of this road there is a threshing floor .

Continue along the asphalt road that goes up until you find a fence that cuts it and take the dirt road on the left. It continues until a curve in which on the right hand side there is a little marked path that ascends until arriving at an old cultivation area , pass through here, sticking to the left side until the same path enters the forest.

When arriving at the first crossing, turn right and then turn left at the following crossing, leaving a house on the right hand side. Continue down the main road until you reach a crossroads where you take the path on the right that continues downhill until you reach a new crossroads where you turn left.

The route follows the main road until you reach another crossroads that goes up on the left hand side leaving a well on the left and follow the road until you reach a path on the left hand side ten meters before the entrance of a house. Take it and follow it until you reach the fence where you continue along the first path used in the ascent to sa Talaia but this time back to Sant Josep.

• Starting point: Church of Sant Josep
• Estimated time: 4.5-5 hours
• Distance: 143 km
• Elevation gain: 354 meters
• Church of Sant Josep
• Top of sa Talaia (highest point of the island with 475 m)
• View of practically the whole island and of the Parc Natural des Illots de Ponent

THREE WALKING ROUTES IN ONE FOR THE INTREPID HIKER

The complete itinerary starts at Cala Gració and runs along almost the entire north coast of the island , from Sant Antoni to the lighthouse of Portinatx, always from west to east. It is recommended to bring a compass on this route.

Of course, the walking route can be divided into sections if you want to enjoy the scenery and nature. Therefore, we recommend dividing the route into three stages: one to Santa Agnès de Corona (5 hours); another to the port of Sant Miquel (6 hours); and the last one to the lighthouse of Portinatx (4 hours). Do not forget to check the bus timetables for the return trip.

The walking route starts at the seashore in Cala Gració, always along a coastal path, passing behind the Puig de Nunó and es Corrals d’en Guillem. Then we can take the road from Santa Agnès until we reach the village, where we will find a detour to the left that will take us to Cala d’Aubarca passing through Camp Vell, one of the most unspoiled areas of the island with views worth stopping for.

If we continue walking along the pla de Sant Mateu we reach the urbanization Illa Blanca and na Xemena that we must cross to go down to port of Sant Miquel . From the beach, direction Sant Miquel, on the left, there is a detour to Benirràs that passes by the cave of Can Marçà .

For the full article, please visit Diario de Ibiza website  here .

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My favorite six walking routes in Ibiza island

Walking route in Ibiza: one for every taste

The benefits of walking are obvious, being outdoors and active keeps you energized, healthy and relaxes mentally and it also gives you a chance to get to know the local nature and culture and people.

Following I have listed six routes that I have walked the most and that I find interesting for various reasons. Some are long and only for people who have had some training, some are for those who want to take it easy and enjoy the culture of Ibiza. I must have walked these routes so many times and each time I find something new and interesting. And I always get new ideas, which is another great thing about walking.

I invite you to explore those walking routes in Ibiza, on your own, with friends.

Criteria for why I have chosen the walking route listed: * accessibility, * enjoyment, * challenge, * sights&symbols of Ibiza, * character of the route.

1. Walking route around Salinas area – 27km

For me, the great part is that you can easily walk from Ibiza Town, taking the nice beach walk on Bossa beach, continue on the 7 hills, get to Es Cavallet beach, have a drink and a tan there, continue to Torre de Ses Portes and Las Salines beach, then CONTINUE to Cala Llarga beach, take Cap des Falco hill along with two other higher hills on your way, have glimpse of Es Vedra end up on a amazing Es Codolar stone beach, pass the salt marshes where the salt has been extracted for centuries, get back from the main road, see a San Francisco church that was built for salt workers but where you can see a beautiful sunset and then head to Torre de Sal Rossa on Bossa beach. Maybe stop by for a nice drink at Nassau club or any other beach club on the longest beach of Ibiza.

It is an experience for a day which gives you an overview of almost all of the symbols that Ibiza has to offer. If you don’t have a whole day, or want to take your time for more sunbathing, I would suggest cutting the walk into pieces as written on the other walks.

2. Bossa to Cavallet / Las Salinas beach walking route

If you want to  take a day for sunbathing and seeing the beaches in Ibiza, this is something for you. The walk includes popular beaches like Bossa, Es Cavallet and Las Salinas but there is also plenty of possibilities to stay on some flat sites between the hills and hidden beaches in Ses Salines. It is an easy walk, with only some ascents, but it gives you an opportunity to see the pirate towers, beaches, savine and pine forests, salt marshes, Es Vedra , the lovely white church and possibly a sunset or sunrise on your way. Depends on how you make the final route. You can start from Figueretas or get to the end of Bossa beach with a bus and take a bus back either from Las Salines beach or at the St Francisco bus stop.

We have done it with  massage therapist , but also starting from St Jordi market to Las Salinas+Cavallet+Bossa walking route .  Basically, you can just combine it depending on the time you have and whether you come on foot, with a bus or by car.

3. Cap des Falco

Cap des Falco has really found a place in my heart. If I am not up for a long walking route, I might just get to the shop/bus stop Can Tixidor by bus and start walking along the salt marshes to the  Experimnetal Beach Bar / Es Codollar and climb up the hills there. The path is a narrow and very close to the cliffs, but definitely worth it. The whole route is somewhere between 8-10 km, on the hill it is only 3,3 km.

After the ups-and-downs that might take your breath away and test your balance (loose stones), you can relax in a quite secluded beach of Cala Llarga, one of the  Secret Beaches of Ibiza , as the author Robert Smith has written. You will end the walk in Las Salinas and can either decide to leave with the bus or stay for more hours by the famous Las Salinas beach.

4. Punta Galera in San Antonio

The walk there is on flat ground, passing some bushes, two beaches, Cala Gracio and Gracionetta. You then start to see Cap Nunó and then Punta Galera, meter by meter. You can go on the top of the Galera (“galloway” in English) stay there or go down to the little bebble beach of Punta Galera. If you want to extend the walk, you can continue on to where the Buddhas head is and even further to Cala Salada and take the Cap Nunó walk which is now cleared. Punta Galera walk is only 8km from the end of the promenade in San Antonio (where Café del Mar, Golden Buddha and Mambo are). If you extend it to Cala Salada, add another 3 km and anther 13 km for Cap Nunó, in total.

5. Walking route near Ibiza Town: S’Estanyol

Now, in a way, I would not suggest this walking route. I don’t find it particularly beautiful, it does not have many coastal views and it is mostly on dirt road. Having said all that, I have to also say, it is a great walking route if you want to train, run in the evening and it has its own magic. Parts of it also include a beautiful secluded secret beach(es) and you can combine it with a sunset on Talamanca beach. But, read for yourself about my S’Estanyol walking route .

The route is ca 14 km long, fairly easy, meaning no climbing besides one descend to the little beach. But, because of its length, you might say it is a bit difficult. You can easily access it from Ibiza Town, either by walking to Talamanca beach or taking a boat bus to or from Talamanca/Marina Botafoch – Ibiza Port.

6. Walking route Cala Llonga

Cala Llonga walking route is yet completely different and has a character of its own. Though a short walk, it has quite steep ascent but even steeper descend if you want to make it a circular route. Since it is a short walk, I like to combine it with some activity. Like photography. We had a photo shoot with lizards, you can see more pictures and description of the Cala Llonga walking route .

I would take some time to stay at Cala Llonga beach afterwards and enjoy the very tight community and atmosphere there. You might catch them on a day when they have a “clean Ibiza” day, meaning they, the whole community, cleans the beach and has a lovely fiesta afterwards.

Enjoy just one more walking route while in Ibiza . . .

The list is far from complete and there are some other routes I have done and enjoyed immensely. There is even more routes I have yet to find and some to create (stay tuned for information). But the routes above, even when Salines route was somewhat the same area, just cut into parts, if I’d have to choose only one route to do, I would have a trouble choosing from the whole Salinas-Cap des Falco route and Punta Galera route.

All the routes above are easily accessible if you have no transportation, I believe anyone who has a passion for outdoors life and can walk, can also complete these walking routes AND get an understanding of Ibiza, the nature of Ibiza, the essence of Ibiza. You can read about other routes in previous blogposts. Find the bus times and stops at Ibiza bustable website .

If you have any questions on these walking routes, want me to write about Ibiza, ask liisitoom(at)gmail.com.

When in ibiza, be sure to enjoy at least one walking route, it is worth it.

Performance coach, blogger and activist.

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The Best Ibiza Tours For Your Holiday – Boat Trips, Bike Tours And More

From boat trips around the white isle and snorkelling in the crystal clear waters, to cultural tours through Ibiza Old Town, beach parties and hot air balloon rides, these Ibiza tours will make your holiday extra special.  

I’ve been to Ibiza four times – each time a very different trip to the last. Partying on the cheap in my early twenties, and gradually moving on to more luxurious trips as the years have gone on.

I really love the island. It’s a beautiful place with great beaches and stunning scenery. While San Antonio might not have the best reputation, don’t ever let that put you off. There are lots of pretty towns on the island. Also, as it’s such a popular holiday destination, there are plenty of great activities to do too. You’ll never be bored!

There’s also a variety of accommodation on offer, from chain hotels and rustic B&Bs to stunning villas. If I returned this year, I’d definitely opt for a villa with friends. I love the freedom that self-catering accommodation brings – you can eat what you want, when you want, and really spread out in the space. 

I’ve been enjoying looking at Villanovo’s range of Ibiza villas , many with infinity pools and breath-taking views. You might think this would come at a serious cost, but when you split it between a group of you, it’s often cheaper than staying in a hotel.

So when you’re not lazing by your villa’s infinity pool, relaxing at a beach club, enjoying an epic sunset, or partying until dawn, these are the best Ibiza tours to squeeze into your holiday schedule. 

Best Tours In Ibiza

Ibiza speed boat tour, with swimming, snorkelling and caves.

How best to explore one of the best islands in Spain, than on a tour which offers a perfect mix of adrenaline and relaxation! After hopping on board you’ll reach some top speeds as you explore Ibiza’s stunning coastline. Stopping a couple of times, you’ll have the chance to jump into the crystal clear waters and explore the island’s underwater life. 

Not only will you see some of the smaller beaches and islands that are hard to reach on foot or by car, you’ll also get to see some of the island’s caves. On the way back to the port, it’s time to celebrate with one of Ibiza’s famous sunsets and a glass of bubbly to toast your day.

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Ibiza Town Bike Tour

Bored of lazing around? It’s time to pick up the pace a little with a bike tour around Ibiza Town. There’s nothing better than exploring a city on two wheels, with a nice breeze rushing past as you take in the sights. On this tour of Ibiza Town you’ll cycle along the beautiful seafront at Parc de la Pau, then head to the spectacular necropolis, old market square and the historic fortification of Dalt Vila. A tour like this is a great way to learn more about the town’s history and a fun way to get your bearings too!

Hot Air Balloon Ride Over Ibiza

One of the most incredible Ibiza tours on offer right now is this – a hot air balloon flight over my favourite of the Balearic Islands. I’ve been on a hot air balloon flight once (in Cappadocia ) and all these years later, it’s still one of my favourite travel experiences!

As you take to the skies on this sunrise hot air balloon flight over Ibiza, you’ll see the entire outline of the island, plus the neighbouring island of Formentera. You’ll toast your flight with a glass of bubbly, before heading for a celebratory breakfast nearby. What a unique way to get to know Ibiza!  

Ibiza Jet Ski Tour to Atlantis

If you’re an adrenaline addict, then this Ibiza jet skiing tour is for you! Once you’ve learned how to drive a jet ski, you’ll head over to Atlantis – a beautiful cove on the southwest of Ibiza, close to the epic rocks of Es Vedra. So what is Atlantis? Well, back in the 16 th Century when men were constructing Ibiza Town’s impressive buildings and monuments, this was the quarry where they collected the rocks.

Years later, Ibiza’s hippies carved some into interesting shapes and left their own mark on this part of the coastline. Lots of people claim there’s a magic to the area, and with its labyrinth of caves and rock pools, it’s certainly a special, secret spot on the island.

Luxury Catamaran Cruise To Formentera

Now you’ve booked your luxurious Ibiza villa, how about a swanky catamaran to relax on for the day? This Ibiza tour will make you feel like you’re a VIP! After boarding your luxury catamaran you’ll cruise along Ibiza’s scenic coast to the golden sands and turquoise waters of Formentera.

Plus, you’ll enjoy a delicious lunch and enjoy an open bar too. All of that, plus there’ll be plenty of time for swimming, snorkelling and relaxing on the deck. Sounds dreamy to me!

Ibiza Scavenger Hunt Experience

If you love escape rooms, you’ll definitely enjoy this scavenger hunt experience in Ibiza! Using a special smartphone app, you’ll explore some parts of the island that are off the beaten track. As you travel you’ll earn points by visiting destinations, solving clues and completing challenges. How fun does that sound?!

Ibiza Boat Party

If you’re visiting Ibiza to party hard, then this is one of the island’s ultimate excursions! With a mega sound system and a big dance floor, this party boat is a lot of fun! Once on board you’ll enjoy a premium open bar and fresh cooked food, dance to some hot DJs, enjoy a swim in the crystal-clear waters, get soaked in a Champagne shower and them head on to the legendary afterparty at beach club, Bora Bora.

Ibiza: Walking Tour of Dalt Vila with Art Workshop

As a big fan of street art and colourful murals, this is one of my favourite Ibiza tours on the list. You’ll get to stroll through Ibiza’s fortified old town of Dalt Vila with an expert guide, then paint your own tote bag in a fun art workshop.

This is a lovely way to experience the area, while also coming away with a souvenir!

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Benirràs Sunset Tour – Drum Circle And BBQ Experience

*Unfortunately this experience isn’t currently available. Hopefully it’ll come back again soon!*

If you fancy discovering a more bohemian part of the island, I can’t recommend Benirràs enough. This Ibiza tour takes you on a picturesque boat trip to the stunning (and awkward to reach) cove on the north of the island.

Benirràs is an Ibiza sunset spot with a difference – rather than the chilled out tunes of Café Mambo, here you’ll enjoy the rhythms of the hippie drum circle. This happens every Sunday, and is a great contrast to the party scene of Ibiza’s super clubs. The sun sets behind Cap Bernat – an iconic rock that loons like a stone hand with its index finger pointing to the sky. As part of the Ibiza tours to Benirràs, you’ll be treated to a BBQ and sangria on the sand. There are also three restaurants and a small Ibiza beach bar if you fancy grabbing a something else to accompany the experience.

I hope you’ve enjoyed my guide to the best Ibiza tours around right now. Let me know what you decide to go on! 

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Chloe Gunning

With a passion for food, fun and adventure, Chloe is the content creator behind one of the UK's top travel blogs Wanderlust Chloe. From volcano boarding in Nicaragua, to sailing around Sicily and eating her way around Japan, her travels have taken her to some of the coolest spots on the planet. Named Travel Influencer of the Year in 2022, Chloe regularly works with a number of tourism boards, producing inspirational travel content across multiple platforms. Find out more about Chloe here.

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Walking routes in Ibiza

Discover the top Ibiza walking trails and routes

Ibiza is a truly beautiful place to head out for a walk or hike. Find loads of top tips and local insights in our Ibiza Hiking & walking guide .

About Hiking & Walking in Ibiza

Ibiza is a truly beautiful place to head out for a walk or hike. With the abundance of trails to explore you can pop your shoes on and head out to explore the coastline, vineyards or the highest point on the island, the choice is endless.

The beautiful scenery and breath-taking views, sunshine and blue skies make a walk or hike in Ibiza a lovely experience. You can include a coastline in your walk, some historical monuments or do a tour of some of the prettiest villages. There are plenty of secluded coves and bays to explore along the coast, often you can walk between beaches as well along the cliff tops, or inland from the beaches into the pine forests and olive groves.

The highest point on the island is the top of Sa Talaiassa to the south west of San Jose . It stands at a height of 487m. and whilst this may not seem high, in the heat of summer this is a challenge.

The area of Benimussa, known to locals as the Hidden Valley, is another popular hiking area in the southern half of the island, close to Ibiza Town.

Walking and hiking in Ibiza gets more and more popular each year but you will still find that the trails are quiet and sometimes you may feel like you have the route and beautiful views to yourself, with only the wildlife around. There really is so much to offer walkers and there are routes suitable for beginners right through to more advanced walkers.

Best things to see and do in Ibiza

In the Mediterranean Sea, the Balearic Islands form an archipelago of picturesque islands, of which Ibiza is the second-largest and most populated. Ibiza needs very little introduction, as it is a popular tourist destination for anyone who wants the perfect beach vacations in combination with the cool, club culture that has put Ibiza on the map. 

One of the best ways to get to know this Island city is by doing a free walking tour with a local guide who can help you to discover all the hidden charms that it has to offer. This historic island with important archeological remains and cultural significance was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999. Check out the famous City Walls of the Old Town, or the Cathedral of Eivissa, the General Vara del Rey Monument, the Christopher Colombus Monument, or the Necropolis in the Puig des Molins area. Enjoy the amazing beaches that surround the island including, Platja d’en Bossa or Talamanca Beach or climb to the highest point on the island at Sa Talaia . Finish the day watching a sunset from the famous Café Del Mar listening to the world’s best DJ’s or checking out Ibiza’s most iconic clubs like Pacha or Amnesia. 

If you have any questions, you can see other walker’s reviews about the tour and the tour guide online on the GuruWalk platform. You can choose from the different available tours in the morning, afternoon, or evening to assure you have the best experience. 

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