When to visit Ibiza? City-Trip Guide

Between spring softness, summer excitement, and autumn serenity, Ibiza reinvents itself each season to offer a unique and unforgettable experience.

  • 0.15 M population
  • Spanish, Catalan (Eivissenc) language
  • 55 days rainy days/year
  • May to October best time to visit
  • 5 to 10 days recommended stay

Weather and climate in Ibiza

Understanding Ibiza's sunny Mediterranean climate

Ibiza enjoys a typical Mediterranean climate, characterized by hot, almost rainless summers and mild, slightly rainy winters. Located at 39°N in the heart of the Western Mediterranean, the island benefits from exceptional sunshine exceeding 2,800 hours per year, making it a popular destination well beyond the summer season.

  • North Coast: Windier and cooler, ideal for escaping the summer heat
  • South Coast: More sheltered and sunny, concentrating beaches and nightlife
  • Mountainous Center: Slightly cooler temperatures and increased rainfall
MonthMin Temp (°C / °F)Max Temp (°C / °F)Precipitation (mm / in)Sunshine (h/day)Tourist TrafficRecommended Activities
January8°C / 46°F15°C / 59°F45mm / 1.77in5★☆☆☆☆Hiking, authentic villages, local gastronomy
February8°C / 46°F16°C / 61°F38mm / 1.50in6★☆☆☆☆Local discovery, wellness, spa
March9°C / 48°F17°C / 63°F30mm / 1.18in7★★☆☆☆Hiking, cultural visits, Dalt Vila
April11°C / 52°F19°C / 66°F30mm / 1.18in8★★☆☆☆Quiet beaches, cycling, local markets
May14°C / 57°F23°C / 73°F25mm / 0.98in9★★★☆☆Opening parties, water sports, coastal hiking
June18°C / 64°F27°C / 81°F12mm / 0.47in11★★★★☆Beaches, parties, water sports, Ibiza Rocks
July22°C / 72°F30°C / 86°F5mm / 0.20in12★★★★★Beaches, clubs, festivals, International Music Summit
August22°C / 72°F30°C / 86°F10mm / 0.39in11★★★★★Beaches, nightlife, events, sunsets
September19°C / 66°F27°C / 81°F40mm / 1.57in8★★★★☆Closing parties, beaches, relaxation, gastronomy
October15°C / 59°F22°C / 72°F65mm / 2.56in6★★★☆☆Hiking, culture, gastronomy, thermal baths
November11°C / 52°F18°C / 64°F55mm / 2.17in5★☆☆☆☆Authentic tourism, wellness, villages
December9°C / 48°F15°C / 59°F50mm / 1.97in4★☆☆☆☆Local festivals, winter atmosphere, Christmas market

Altitude variations remain moderate on the island (peak at 475m / 1,558ft), creating mild microclimates. Coastal areas benefit from refreshing sea breezes, while the interior can be 2-3°C / 3.6-5.4°F warmer in summer.

The seasons in Ibiza

🌸 Spring (March to May)

Spring is perhaps the most sincere season in Ibiza. Nature bursts with wildflowers, temperatures climb gradually to very pleasant values, and the first terraces come alive without the summer frenzy. It's the season of opening parties in May, when clubs reopen their doors with electrifying energy. Beaches are still accessible and there are no queues in front of cultural sites.

Temperatures: 9°C – 23°C / 48°F – 73°F

Precipitation: moderate (25 to 30 mm / 1 to 1.2 in per month)

Advantages:

  • Accommodation rates up to 40% cheaper than in summer
  • Beaches and coves accessible without crowds
  • Gradual opening of clubs with opening parties
  • Ideal for coastal hiking and cycling
  • Authentic local atmosphere still preserved

Disadvantages:

  • Sea water still cool for swimming (17-20°C / 63-68°F)
  • Some clubs and restaurants still closed in March-April

Ideal for: Couples, nature lovers, budget travelers, hikers, festival-goers (May)

City atmosphere: Ibiza wakes up gently, the alleys of Dalt Vila regain their soul, and locals reclaim their terraces under a generous sun.

☀️ Summer (June to August)

Summer in Ibiza is a global phenomenon. Legendary clubs like Ushuaïa, Pacha, or Amnesia reach their peak, the beaches of Ses Salines or Cala Comte are crowded, and the island runs at full speed 24/7. The heat is intense, sunshine is at its maximum, and the atmosphere is electric. It's a season to experience at least once in your life, provided you accept high prices and inevitable crowds. The Mediterranean reaches 26-28°C / 79-82°F, an absolute joy for swimmers.

Temperatures: 18°C – 30°C / 64°F – 86°F

Precipitation: very low (5 to 12 mm / 0.2 to 0.5 in per month)

Advantages:

  • Perfect weather for the beach and water sports
  • Exceptional event program (clubs, concerts, festivals)
  • Most intense nightlife in Europe
  • Mediterranean Sea at 26-28°C / 79-82°F, ideal for swimming

Disadvantages:

  • Very high prices for accommodation and club entries
  • Extreme crowds on beaches and in restaurants
  • Heat sometimes oppressive in the middle of the afternoon (30°C+ / 86°F+)

Ideal for: Partygoers, nightlife lovers, hedonistic couples, young travelers, water sports enthusiasts

City atmosphere: Ibiza becomes the world capital of partying, a cosmopolitan and irresistible energy that pulses day and night under a blazing sun.

🍂 Autumn (September to November)

Autumn is arguably the best time to rediscover Ibiza differently. September remains very hot and festive with legendary closing parties, while October and November offer a peaceful island where locals reclaim their rights. The sea remains delightfully warm in September (25°C / 77°F) and prices drop significantly. Landscapes take on golden hues and restaurants offer authentic menus far from mass tourism.

Temperatures: 11°C – 27°C / 52°F – 81°F

Precipitation: moderate to heavy in October-November (40 to 65 mm / 1.6 to 2.6 in per month)

Advantages:

  • Closing parties in September, intense festive atmosphere for the end of the season
  • Sea still warm until October (22-25°C / 72-77°F)
  • Significant reduction in accommodation and restaurant prices
  • Local and authentic atmosphere regained

Disadvantages:

  • Rains more frequent and sometimes intense in October-November
  • Gradual closure of clubs and establishments

Ideal for: Experienced travelers, couples seeking calm, food lovers, hikers, budget travelers

City atmosphere: The island catches its breath in a golden and peaceful atmosphere, between the last epic parties of September and the melancholic softness of November.

❄️ Winter (December to February)

Winter reveals an almost secret Ibiza that few travelers know. Temperatures remain mild for the season (15°C / 59°F during the day), most large beaches are deserted, and villages like Santa Gertrudis or Sant Joan regain their authentic soul. The Las Dalias craft market continues to operate on some weekends and Dalt Vila, the UNESCO-listed old town, can be visited in precious silence. An ideal destination for a wellness retreat or a stress-free cultural getaway.

Temperatures: 8°C – 15°C / 46°F – 59°F

Precipitation: moderate (38 to 50 mm / 1.5 to 2 in per month)

Advantages:

  • Accommodation rates at their lowest of the year (discounts up to 60%)
  • Cultural sites visited without any waiting
  • Authentic experience of Ibizan life outside tourism
  • Ideal for hiking, wellness, and creative retreat

Disadvantages:

  • Many establishments, clubs, and restaurants closed
  • Beach activities impossible (cold water, 14-16°C / 57-61°F)

Ideal for: Solo travelers, artists, wellness enthusiasts, couples seeking tranquility, ultra-budget travelers

City atmosphere: Ibiza regains its deep Balearic identity, silent and luminous, far from the spotlights, between blue winter skies and deserted cobbled streets of the old town.

Must-sees according to the weather

To fully enjoy Ibiza, adapt your program to weather conditions. Whether it's raining or sunny, the island offers remarkable experiences that deserve to be organized intelligently according to the current weather.

☔ In cloudy or rainy weather

Indoor and protected sites in Ibiza

Even under the clouds, Ibiza holds very beautiful cultural surprises. The upper town of Dalt Vila, largely covered by its ramparts and medieval alleys, offers a unique atmosphere even in the rain. Museums and cultural spaces complete a productive and enriching day.

  • 🏛️ Archaeological Museum of Ibiza — 1.5h visit — Price: €3 — Open all year
  • 🏰 Dalt Vila (UNESCO old town) — 2h to 3h — Free (ramparts) — Ideal off-season
  • 🎨 Museum of Contemporary Art of Ibiza (MACE) — 1h — Free — Open all year
  • 🏺 Puget Museum (Ibizan painting) — 1h — Free — Open all year
  • 🛍️ Las Dalias Market (indoor) — 2h — Free entry — Some winter weekends
  • 🍽️ Local gastronomy in Ibiza Town — covered restaurants, tapas, traditional Balearic cuisine

Practical tip: Book your visits to Dalt Vila in the morning to benefit from better light even in gray weather. Museums are accessible without booking off-season.

Additional tip: Combine Archaeological Museum + MACE + Puget Museum in a single cultural walking day in Ibiza Town without getting wet.

☀️ In good weather

Optimal outdoor experiences under the Ibizan sun

When the sun shines in Ibiza — which is the case more than 300 days a year — the list of open-air wonders is endless. From turquoise coves to fragrant hills, the island reveals itself in all its Mediterranean splendor.

  • 🏖️ Ses Salines Beach — 3h to 4h — Protected natural park — Ideal May-October
  • 🌊 Cala Comte (Cala Conta) — half-day — Crystal clear turquoise waters — June-September
  • 🌅 Cap Blanc (sunset) — 1h — Free — All year, magic in summer
  • 🚴 Cycling tours in the north of the island — half-day — Rental ~€15/day — Spring and autumn
  • ⛵ Boat excursion to Formentera — day — Ferry ~€30 round trip — May-October
  • 🥾 Hiking on Puig de Missa (Santa Eulària) — 1h — Free — Spring and autumn recommended

Best time of day: Sunrise at Ses Salines for photographers, golden hour at Cap Blanc for unforgettable shots.

Season tip: Avoid large beaches between 11 am and 3 pm in July-August to escape the heat and crowds. Prioritize the months of May-June and September-October for maximum comfort.

🌤️ Versatile for all weather

Flexible sites in Ibiza regardless of weather

Some Ibizan sites skillfully play on the indoor-outdoor border and are appreciated just as much in good weather as under the clouds, offering valuable flexibility for travelers.

  • 🏰 Dalt Vila (old town) — covered alleys and panoramic terraces — Ideal all year
  • 🛍️ Las Dalias Hippy Market (San Carlos) — covered and outdoor — Saturdays all year
  • 🍷 Can Rich Winery — wine tasting and cellar tour + outdoor vineyard — All year

Weather tip: If rain arrives during the day at the Las Dalias market, dive back into the covered aisles and enjoy the artisans under the arcades.

Example itinerary: Morning → visit Dalt Vila and cathedral; Lunch → local restaurant in the old town; Afternoon → Las Dalias market (if Saturday) or tasting at Can Rich.

💰 Free or budget-friendly

Ibiza without breaking the bank

Ibiza has a reputation for being expensive, but the island also offers many free or very accessible experiences, particularly attractive off-season.

  • 🏰 Dalt Vila Ramparts — panoramic walk — Free — All year
  • 🌅 Sunset at Café Savannah or Cap Blanc — free site access — Free — All year
  • 🎨 MACE and Puget Museum — free entry — All year
  • 🏖️ Public beaches (Figueretes, Talamanca) — free access — Free — All year

Free days: Municipal museums are permanently free. Some public cultural events in town during local festivals (Sant Ciriac, August) are also accessible for free.

Budget tips: Prioritize lunch menus (menú del día ~€12-15), stay in cheaper interior villages (Santa Gertrudis, Sant Joan), and use public buses (line L1 Ibiza-Airport-Sant Antoni).

Practical Guide

Preparing for your stay in Ibiza requires anticipating climate variations based on the chosen season. Between summer heatwaves that require sunscreen and light clothing, and autumn chills that call for a light jacket in the evening, each period requires a suitable travel kit. Intensive walking in Dalt Vila and travel between beaches and villages also require comfortable shoes all year round.

👕 Seasonal packing

Spring (March-May)
• Comfortable walking shoes for Dalt Vila and coastal trails
• Light jacket essential in the evening
• Compact raincoat or poncho for spring showers
• Sunglasses and sunscreen from April
• Swimsuit (swimming possible from May)

Summer (June-August)
• Ultra-light linen or cotton clothing
• SPF 50+ sunscreen mandatory
• Walking sandals and flip-flops for the beach
• Small jacket for the aggressive air conditioning in clubs and restaurants
• Hat or cap mandatory

Autumn (September-October)
• Light jacket for September evenings
• Sweater or sweatshirt for October evenings
• Light raincoat or windbreaker for October rains
• Hiking shoes for damp trails

Winter (November-February)
• Warm jacket or light coat
• Sweaters and layered clothing
• Waterproof shoes for rainy days
• Scarf and beanie for cool evenings

Travel clothing and gear by season

💰 Seasonal budget

PeriodCity Center Accommodation (€/night)Transport (€/day)Restaurants (€/day)Attractions (€)Traffic
Winter (Dec-Feb)40 – 805 – 1020 – 35Free – 10★☆☆☆☆
Spring (Mar-Apr)60 – 1208 – 1525 – 455 – 20★★☆☆☆
May (Season Opening)100 – 20010 – 2030 – 6010 – 50★★★☆☆
June (Early High Season)150 – 35012 – 2535 – 8020 – 80★★★★☆
July-August (Peak)250 – 600+15 – 3040 – 10030 – 100+★★★★★
Sept-Oct100 – 25010 – 2030 – 6510 – 50★★★☆☆

💡 Money-saving tips

  • Opt for the combined municipal museums ticket in Ibiza Town to access several sites at a reduced rate.
  • Prioritize the menú del día at lunch (€12-15) rather than dinners on seaside terraces (€50-80).
  • Stay in interior villages (Santa Gertrudis, Sant Joan): 30 to 50% cheaper than by the sea.
  • Use the Ibiza Bus public network (~€2 per trip) rather than expensive taxis in high season.
  • Visit clubs as an early bird before midnight for entry fees up to twice as cheap or with discounts.

🏥 Health and precautions

  • Intensive hydration in July-August: always carry a water bottle during visits and on the beach
  • SPF 50+ sunscreen mandatory from May to September, even on partially cloudy days
  • Intensive walking in Dalt Vila (irregular cobblestones): prevent blisters with technical socks
  • Spring allergies: the Mediterranean scrub releases pollen from March to June
  • Pharmacies open 24/7 in summer in Ibiza Town (on-call system); ask for the nearest farmacia de guardia
  • Caution when swimming in October-November: stronger currents off-season on some beaches

Events in Ibiza

Calendar of must-see events in Ibiza

Events are at the heart of the Ibizan identity. Whether it's legendary club nights, cultural festivals, or local celebrations, they define each season and radically transform the island's atmosphere.

🎉 Opening Parties – May to June

The opening parties mark the annual rebirth of Ibiza. Every major club — Ushuaïa, Pacha, Amnesia, Hi Ibiza — organizes its opening night with exceptional line-ups featuring the world's greatest DJs. The atmosphere is electrifying, blending the excitement of the new season with emotional reunions for island regulars.

Location: Main clubs around Ibiza Town and Playa d'en Bossa

Special feature: Inaugural parties often sold out weeks in advance

Impact: The island wakes up suddenly, hotels fill up quickly, and prices rise from early May

Transport access: Discobus night bus connecting Ibiza Town, Playa d'en Bossa, Sant Antoni, and Sant Rafel

Anticipation tip: Book your accommodation 3 to 6 months in advance and buy your tickets on official club websites to avoid resellers.

🎵 International Music Summit (IMS) – May

The IMS Ibiza is the benchmark B2B and cultural event for the global electronic music industry. Over three days, conferences, panels, showcases, and exclusive parties bring together international music industry players in an unforgettable Ibizan setting. It's an opportunity to meet the biggest figures in the electro scene in an atmosphere less frantic than the summer parties.

Location: Gran Hotel Ibiza and various partner venues in Ibiza Town

Special feature: Unique mix of professional conferences and events open to the public

Impact: Influx of music industry professionals, cosmopolitan and upscale atmosphere

Transport access: Taxis, ride-shares, and buses from Ibiza Town are easily accessible

Anticipation tip: Public passes for IMS parties are limited; check the official website as early as January for early bird tickets.

🎸 Ibiza Rocks – June to September

Ibiza Rocks is the festival that revolutionized the island's music scene by introducing rock, pop, and alternative music to an island dominated by electronic beats. Every week from June to September, the Ibiza Rocks Hotel in Sant Antoni hosts internationally renowned artists in a festive and relaxed poolside atmosphere.

Location: Ibiza Rocks Hotel, Sant Antoni de Portmany

Special feature: Daytime and evening concerts around the hotel pool, standing tickets

Impact: Attracts a younger, Brit-pop crowd, livens up Sant Antoni all summer

Transport access: Regular bus from Ibiza Town (line L3), about 30 minutes

Anticipation tip: Nights with the most popular artists sell out quickly; book tickets and accommodation in Sant Antoni in March-April.

Seasonal events

Spring (March-May):

  • 🎶 Club Opening Parties (May) — Ibiza Town and Playa d'en Bossa — Electronic music parties
  • 🎵 International Music Summit (May) — Gran Hotel Ibiza — Conferences and parties
  • 🌸 Sant Jordi Festival (April 23) — Ibiza Town — Local cultural festival, markets, and festivities

Summer (June-August):

  • 🎸 Ibiza Rocks (June-Sept) — Sant Antoni — Weekly rock and pop concerts
  • 🌙 Resident DJ nights — Pacha, Ushuaïa, Amnesia — Every night of the week
  • 🏛️ Festival de la Llum (August) — Dalt Vila — Illuminations and night shows
  • 🎉 Virgen de las Nieves Festival (August 5) — Ibiza Town — Patron saint festival, fireworks

Autumn (Sept-Nov):

  • 🎊 Closing Parties (September-October) — All major clubs — Epic closing parties
  • 🍷 Ibiza Gastronomy Days (October) — Local restaurants — Special Balearic cuisine menus

Winter (Dec-Feb):

  • 🎄 Ibiza Town Christmas Market (December) — Plaza de la Constitución — Crafts, local products
  • 🎆 New Year's Eve (Dec 31) — Ibiza Town — Fireworks over the harbor
  • 🛍️ Winter Las Dalias Market (weekends) — San Carlos — Crafts and alternative fashion

Responsible Ibiza

Ibiza faces a major challenge of overtourism every summer. Choosing your visit period and travel practices consciously helps preserve the island, its fragile marine ecosystems, and the quality of life of its permanent residents.

The Balearic island has initiated numerous efforts to reduce the footprint of mass tourism. Protected areas like the Ses Salines Natural Park, strict regulations on tourist rentals, and awareness campaigns for the preservation of Posidonia oceanica illustrate this commitment. Prioritize public transport, local artisans, and certified accommodations to actively participate in this approach.

🌱 Low-season advantages

Visiting Ibiza outside of peak season (November to April) directly contributes to decongesting beaches and roads, reducing pressure on water resources, supporting local businesses during the off-season, and living an authentic experience far from summer tourist saturation.

♻️ Sustainable travel tips

  • Prioritize the Ibiza Bus public network rather than renting a car, especially in summer
  • Choose village restaurants offering local Balearic products (fresh fish, sobrasada, artisanal cheeses)
  • Opt for accommodations with an environmental label (Biosphere Tourism, Green Key)
  • Respect Posidonia zones when swimming and snorkeling: do not drop anchor in seagrass beds
  • Carry a reusable water bottle and limit plastic bottles (tap water is drinkable in Ibiza Town)
  • Explore interior villages (Sant Mateu, Sant Llorenç) to support a local economy outside of saturated zones

🏙️ Local sustainable initiatives

Ibiza has developed bike paths connecting the main beaches, a self-service bike network in Ibiza Town and Sant Antoni, expanded pedestrian zones in Dalt Vila, and strict regulations on waste collection in high season. The Ibiza Preservation Foundation works for the protection of Posidonia seagrass beds, essential to marine biodiversity.

Our recommendations

Climate recommendations for your stay in Ibiza

After analyzing climate data, tourist rhythms, and the event calendar, May-June and September-October stand out as the most balanced periods to visit Ibiza. The weather is excellent, the sea is pleasant, events are in full swing, and tourist pressure is much less intense than in mid-summer. If you dream of the festive and legendary Ibiza, July-August remains essential, but you must accept high prices and intense crowds. Travelers seeking authenticity and tranquility will find their happiness in winter, for bargain prices and a radically different island.

Optimal period: May-June and September

Recommended months: May, June, September

  • Ideal temperatures: 23°C to 27°C / 73°F to 81°F during the day, pleasant without heatwaves
  • Sea at 22-25°C / 72-77°F, perfect for swimming and water sports
  • Exceptional events: Opening Parties (May), Ibiza Rocks (June-Sept), Closing Parties (Sept)
  • Reasonable crowds compared to July-August
  • Accommodation rates 30 to 40% lower than in high season

Key events: International Music Summit (May), Opening Parties (May-June), Closing Parties (September)

Disadvantages: September can see some rain; May is still slightly cool for swimming at the beginning of the month.

Ideal profile: Couples, groups of friends, electronic music lovers, families without small children

Recommended duration: 7 to 10 days to fully enjoy the beaches, parties, and cultural visits

Interesting alternative: October and November

Alternative months: October, November

October is a surprising month in Ibiza: the sea remains warm enough for some swimming (21°C / 70°F in early October), prices have dropped, crowds have disappeared, and the island regains its authentic soul. Rain is possible but rarely continuous. November is even quieter, ideal for a wellness retreat or a cultural getaway.

Specific advantages:

  • Accommodation prices 40 to 50% lower than in high season
  • No queues at cultural sites
  • Local gastronomy highlighted in village restaurants
  • Coastal hiking in perfect conditions

For whom: Experienced travelers, food lovers, hikers, couples, budget travelers, seniors

👥 Tips for your travel style

Family with children: Choose June or September — quiet beaches of Talamanca or Cala Llonga, shallow waters, ideal temperatures — Stay in Santa Eulària del Río, the most family-friendly town on the island — Public bus for travel.

Budget traveler: Opt for November-April — accommodation from €40/night — stay in interior villages — public buses and bikes — free museums — village restaurants.

Culture lover: Spring or autumn — Dalt Vila (UNESCO), MACE, Archaeological Museum — visits without crowds — local cultural festivals — Balearic gastronomy.

Romantic weekend: May or September — sunsets at Cap Blanc or Café del Mar — gourmet dinner in Ibiza Town — boutique charm hotel stay — spa with sea view.

First trip: June or September — perfect weather — varied activities — clubs open without extreme saturation — 7 nights to discover the island in depth — hotel in Ibiza Town to access everything on foot.

Dedicated partygoer: July-August is essential — book clubs and accommodation 3 to 6 months in advance — Discobus to get back at night — minimum budget €150/evening including transport, entry, and drinks.

Periods to put into perspective: December-February and July-August

Months to consider with discernment: December, January, February (for beach lovers); July-August (for travelers sensitive to crowds)

Reasons:

  • December-February: swimming impossible, many establishments closed, very limited activities
  • July-August: prohibitive prices, extreme crowds on beaches and in clubs, stifling heat in the middle of the day, very difficult last-minute reservations

Nuances: Winter is ideal for lovers of local authenticity and introspective tourism. July-August remains essential to experience the Ibiza nightlife experience in its full legendary dimension.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Here are the essential questions travelers ask to plan their stay in Ibiza based on climate, timing, and specific interests.

What is the best month to visit Ibiza?

The best month to visit Ibiza depends on your traveler profile. For the perfect balance of weather, atmosphere, and reasonable prices, May-June and September are the reference months: pleasant temperatures around 23-27°C / 73-81°F, swimmable sea, major music events (Opening Parties in May, Closing Parties in September), and crowds significantly less intense than in high season. If legendary nightlife is your absolute priority, July-August are the months to choose, despite very high prices and maximum tourist saturation.

How many days should I plan for Ibiza?

To discover Ibiza satisfactorily, 5 to 7 days minimum are recommended. This timeframe allows you to visit Dalt Vila and its museums, explore at least 4 to 5 different beaches, take the excursion to Formentera, and experience a few music parties or events. If you truly wish to explore the island's hidden corners — interior villages, secret coves, Las Dalias market — count on 10 days. A week remains the ideal duration for most travelers.

What to do in Ibiza if it rains?

Contrary to popular belief, Ibiza offers many interesting alternatives during rainy weather. Start with an in-depth visit to Dalt Vila, the UNESCO-listed medieval old town, whose covered alleys and ramparts provide partial shelter from rain. Follow up with the Archaeological Museum of Ibiza and the MACE (free admission). Take the time to linger in a local restaurant over grilled sobrasada or bullit de peix. The Las Dalias market in San Carlos (on Saturdays) also offers partially covered walkways, ideal for gray days.

Which events should not be missed in Ibiza?

The Ibizan event calendar is particularly rich. The Opening Parties in May-June are one of the most exciting times of the year, with the reopening of legendary clubs. The International Music Summit in May is the essential event for the electronic music industry. Ibiza Rocks livens up the Ibiza Rocks Hotel in Sant Antoni every week from June to September. Finally, the Closing Parties in September-October offer parties of unique emotional intensity, marking the end of an unforgettable season. Local festivals like Sant Ciriac (August 5) are also worth experiencing.

What budget should I plan for Ibiza depending on the season?

The budget varies considerably depending on the season chosen. In low season (November-March), count on €80 to €120/day all-inclusive (accommodation, meals, transport, visits). In spring (April-May), the budget rises to €120-€180/day. In June and September, plan for €150-€250/day. In peak summer (July-August), the budget can easily exceed €300-€500/day including high-season accommodation, club entries (€30-€80 per night), and drinks. Booking in advance significantly limits accommodation expenses.