Puig des Molins was chosen as a burial site by the Phoenicians in the seventh Century BC. Having no snakes or scorpions, Ibiza met their...

The holiday resort of Platja d`en Bossa has a huge, long beach of white sand stretching from near Figueretes to the 16h Century watchtower Torre...

Passeig de Vara de Rey is a beautiful boulevard to the west of the old town of Dalt Vila in Eivissa. Part of it is...

The Archaeology Museum is housed in an impressive building that was the seat of government for 300 years until the early 18th Century. The prehistoric...

Standing near the ruined castle in the upper town, the Cathedral is a prominent landmark on Ibiza Island. Dedicated to Mary of the Snows, the...

The Museum of Contemporary Art is housed in an early 18th Century building within the city walls. Constructed as an arsenal and used as a...

The Obelisk of the Corsairs is dedicated to the corsairs who were authorised by the Crown to attack enemy ships and keep most of their...

The Placa d`Espanya is dominated by the Town Hall which occupies a 17th Century building erected as a Dominican monastery. Nearby is the Church of...

The Church of Santo Domingo is an eye-catching, beautiful building with a red tiled cupola. Situated below the city walls between the Bastion of Santa...

The Portal de ses Taules is an impressive gateway in the Renaissance city walls. The defences were completed in 1585 and are over one mile...

Surrounding the old town of Dalt Vila, the city walls of Eivissa were built in the 16th Century during the reign of Felipe 11. They...

The Church of Sant Elm dates from the 15th Century and for hundreds of years it was a sanctuary for local people when pirates invaded...

Popular with families, the sandy beach at Talamanca is just over a mile from the centre of Eivissa. The beach is well served by restaurants...

The little village of Jesus is known for its beautiful church that dates back to the 15th Century. Inside is a magnificent early 16th Century...

Ses Salines Salt Pans have been used for salt production since Phoenician times. There are three areas, covering 1000 acres, located between Sa Caleta and...

Cova Santa is one of the largest caves on Ibiza Island and it is known for its large stalacites and stalagmites. The cave has been...

Sant Rafael is a large village with several good quality ceramic workshops and restaurants. The attractive church was built in the late 18th Century and...

Salines Beach is a beautiful, long sandy bay with rock outcrops, backed by dunes and pines. At the south-east end are tiny, sandy coves and...

Sa Caleta is an attractive cove with several beaches and backed by low, sandstone cliffs. Once a busy fishing port, it was colonised about 650...

The village of Santa Gertrudis de Fruitera is situated in the middle of the island and is popular with artists. In its centre is the...