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Ibiza is one of the Balearic Islands located in the Mediterranean Sea approximately fifty miles off the coast of Spain. The island, world-renowned for its wine, marble and lead was founded around 650 B.C. Although it has only recently gained popularity as a travel destination, there are plenty of places to visit while vacationing on the island of Ibiza.
Things To Do In Ibiza
So if you are looking to plan a trip over to the Balearic Islands, what are some things to do in Ibiza that you should make a point to visit?
Es Cana
A person wanting to experience the flair and culture should visit Es Cana. This local marketplace has a number of vendors selling a variety of goods. Vacationers can purchase everything from clothing to handmade jewellery.
Puig des Molins
Thousands of tourists visit Puig des Molins each year. This necropolis located in the village of Punica was deemed a 1999 World Heritage site. It is known for being the final resting place of thousands of citizens and has a number of graves on display that represents different eras in local history including the Roman and Phoenician periods.
C’an Marca Caves
For the adventurous traveller who is also interested in local lore, a trip to the C’an Marca Caves is in order. The caves are over one hundred thousand years old and provide magnificent views of the Mediterranean Sea. The C’an Marca Caves were also once known for being the hideout for smugglers trying to bring goods into the area.
C’an Ros Ethnological Museum of Ibiza
The C’an Rose Ethnological Museum of Ibiza is located in a restored home in the village of Santa Eulalia. The museum allows visitors to experience the way of life for those living in the rural parts of the island. Tools and handicrafts are on display as well as instruction on various customs and traditions found on the island.
El Mirador
Travellers who like to walk and hike will want to make a trek to El Mirador. This peak is the highest point of the island and offers spectacular views of the islands.
Clubs
Fast becoming a popular location for nightlife, three of the world’s infamous nightclubs are located in close proximity. The world’s largest club, the Privilege is found in Ibiza as well as the Amnesia and Es Paradis which are known for foam and water parties, respectively.
Archaeological Museum of Ibiza and Farmeleva
For a taste of natural history, a person should visit the Archaeological Museum of Ibiza and Farmeleva. This museum was founded in the early 20th century and provides a number of displays of archaeological interest from the prehistoric period to the medieval era.
Sant Carles
A person or family wanting to have more fun in the sun should visit the village of Sant Carles. This village is known for its ample and beautiful beaches as well as its historical church that was constructed in the 1700s.
Puerto San Miguel
The oldest village on the island of Ibiza is Puerto San Miguel. The village’s most popular tourist destination is the church fortress that was built in the 1200s.
Las Salinas
This salt flat is located in southern Ibiza. During the summer, the water from the sea evaporates, leaving a significant amount of salt in its place. For over two thousand years, locals have collected, used and sold the salt found in Las Salinas.
