Paradise beaches with crystal-clear water, idyllic coves and whitewashed towns: Ibiza is truly enchanting. Explore the island on this guided tour, discovering its natural gems and the most exciting points of interest.
Description
Having picked you up at your hotel first thing in the morning, we'll embark on our bus tour around Ibiza.
First, we'll head towards the south of the White Isle and stop at the historic salt flat: Las Salinas, these days one of the most fashionable beaches on the island. We'll also take a break at the Cala d'Hort viewpoint to admire this beautiful beach and see the island of Es Vedrà in the distance.
Back on the road, you'll be taken to the next stop, the famous town of San Antonio. Enjoy the spectacular views of the sparkling turquoise sea in the stunning hidden coves from the bus.
We'll stop at a charming village, such as Santa Gertrudis (or another, depending on the day), where we'll take a break and soak in the Ibiza vibes. Afterward, we'll continue our exploration of the picturesque side of Ibiza by visiting some of the stunning coves in the island's northern part. Here, you'll also have some free time for lunch.
Paradise beaches, picturesque villages, dreamy coves... and for the finishing touch: the Punta Arabi or Las Dalias market, depending on the day of the week. Mix with locals as you stroll amongst the colorful stalls, selling everything from handicrafts to clothing. What better time to do some shopping?
Finally, we'll drop you back off at your hotel.
Pickup
Pickup is included in all areas of the island, but those staying in the hotels furthest away should pay a supplement:
- Cala Tarida, Cala San Miguel, Portinatx and Figueral: 5EUR
- Cala Vadella, Club Delfín, Cala Carbo, San Vicente and Cala Leña: 8EUR
Important: Pickup from Portinatx, San Miguel and Cala Tarida won't take place on Saturdays, but will on Wednesdays.
Itinerary changes
Depending on the day of the week, we'll add a different stop before arriving in Santa Eulalia. On Wednesdays, we'll visit the west coast of Ibiza and the market of Punta Arabi, and on Saturdays, we'll visit the market of Las Dalias. On some occasions, the markets may not operate for reasons beyond our control. If this happens, we'll visit another location instead.
