Ibiza City Guide

Diverse food scene with local dishes and many international options. Vegan and vegetarian choices growing. Late-night food common in party areas.

World-famous nightlife with clubs, bars, and live music, especially vibrant from May to October.

Coffee scene blends traditional Spanish cafés with emerging specialty shops in key towns.

Tipping is not required but appreciated. 5-10% is common in restaurants and for services.

SIM cards are sold at telecom shops and some kiosks. Providers with good coverage include Vodafone, Orange, Movistar, and Yoigo. ID is needed to register.

Main areas are clean with regular waste pickup and recycling; some litter after big events.

Pharmacies and convenience stores operate late or 24/7 on rotation. Hospitals have 24/7 emergency. Late-night food is available in party zones.

Supermarkets stock international and local products. Stores open mornings to late evenings, with some closing Sundays or holidays. Bargaining is uncommon outside markets.

Card payments are accepted in most places, but carry some cash for smaller or less touristy spots.

ATMs are available in towns and tourist spots. Major banks include CaixaBank, Santander, and BBVA. Check your bank for foreign withdrawal fees.

International schools like Morna offer British curriculum; local schools teach in Spanish and Catalan. Early applications advised due to waitlists.

Growing community with meetups, co-living, and co-working spaces. Online groups help with networking.

Natural green spaces and coastal paths provide lots of shaded walking and running options.

Safe and scenic running routes along the coast and inland trails, with running clubs and events.

Several gyms offer various training options across the island.

Courts available at clubs and hotels with equipment rental and coaching options.

Padel courts are common, with booking and some rental options.

Many studios and retreats offer various styles and workshops with mostly English-speaking instructors.

Gyms offer Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Muay Thai, Boxing, and Judo. Drop-in classes and some English-speaking instructors available.

No skiing available; it's a Mediterranean island.

Kayaking, paddleboarding, sailing, and windsurfing are widely available with good rental options.

Surfing is limited due to calm waters; small waves for beginners mainly in winter.

Excellent dive sites with clear waters, marine life, and certified centers. Best May to October.

Good public and private healthcare options with English-speaking staff in main hospitals and clinics. Pharmacies are widespread with some offering 24/7 service on rotation.

Tap water meets health standards but some prefer bottled due to taste.

Family-friendly with playgrounds, kid-friendly cafés, and attractions like water parks and aquariums.

Highly LGBTQ+ friendly with safe spaces, events, and strong legal protections.

Pet-friendly with many accommodations and parks. Standard EU pet import rules apply.