Why Ibiza in winter? Because you won't find authentic luxury in Ibiza in the waiting lists for a table in the trendy restaurants, in the long queues to access the most iconic parties in its big clubs. nor on the yachts that sail its turquoise waters. We long ago discovered that the luxury is already elsewhere.
Or, who knows, always was. For this reason, we propose a trip through empty coves and lonely, blooming almond trees and wild nature. Welcome to Ibiza in winter.
Six Senses Ibiza, Ibiza.
WHERE TO SLEEP IN IBIZA IN WINTER
mild weather that predominates in Ibiza out of season It is perfect to enjoy the island and its accommodations. Yes, the offer drops considerably, but more and more hotels are open all year round.
Six Senses Ibiza: in the bay of Cala Xarraca, the first sustainable resort in the Balearic Islands, was born with the aim of put an end to temporality in Ibiza. For this reason, it remains open almost all year round (it only closes from January 11 to March 14) and offers focused on wellness. Average price in winter: €500/night.
Hostel The Tower: one of the most magical spots on the west coast (home of sunsets) where you can enjoy a relaxed and intimate atmosphere and a Mediterranean-inspired decoration. Average price in winter: €70/night.
Grand Hotel Montesol: in a neocolonial building from the historic center of the city of Ibiza, this hotel has been Witness the change of the island in the last 80 years. It is open all year round and is perfect for discovering the island from its epicenter. Average price in winter: €200/night.
Hotel Rural Can Pujolet: is about one of the few farmhouses that also opens in winter. Peace and tranquility surrounded by fruit trees and forest, next to the town of Santa Agnès de Sa Corona. Average price in winter: €240/night.
Hotel Lux: a small and cozy accommodation in the area of Talamanca, a quiet and residential neighborhood by the sea which is located just 5 minutes from the city center. Average price in winter: €80/night.
WHERE TO EAT IN IBIZA IN WINTER
While many catering establishments take advantage of the winter break to the set-up for the next season, others stand by their offer. In addition, each week you will find special cards or themed events with much lower prices that in the summer.
Yemanja Cala Jondal: much appreciated by both travelers and residents, it is your opportunity to eat with your feet in the sand and enjoying the sun by the sea of Cala Jondal on one of those sunny winter days. Spanish Cuisine and very famous for their paella. Average price: €40/person.
CBC Marina Santa Eulalia: proximity product overlooking the port of Santa Eulalia from its terrace suspended over the sea. It also has an indoor lounge for the coldest days. Price: menus of the day from €20/person.
Sa Caleta: only the pandemic was able to break its tradition of staying open every day of the year since 1988. A family establishment with the bullit de fish, the paellas or the Lobster stew as star dishes. Average price: €35/person.
Amalur: during decades, its cuisine with basque roots turned it into one of the restaurants most valued and respected on the island. After the pandemic, it has reopened with new owners and a twist that maintains its name and essence of high hospitality. Average price: €70/person.
Rita's Cantina: a more informal option and one of the most popular on the island in the San Antonio area. decorated like a mexican cantina, offers fast food options, such as its famous club sandwich or crepes and breakfasts. Average price: €18/person.
The Dalias Cafe.
WHERE TO GO SHOPPING IN IBIZA IN WINTER
Many of the coolest places do not close even when the cold arrives. you can buy decoration objects, clothing from very special brands, perfumes, cosmetics...
dahlias: the famous Ibiza hippy market open all year round and launches different activities and workshops every week. If in summer it is one of the busiest points, in winter you have the opportunity to enjoy your posts with great peace of mind.
Sluiz: its huge big top It draws the attention of everyone who drives along the road to Santa Gertrudis. Inside you will find decorative objects, household items, furniture or clothing completely out of the ordinary.
Ibiza fields: pioneer establishment in island-inspired fragrances at their downtown store You will find signature perfumes and cosmetics.
Villa Azuree: one of many handcrafted furniture stores that you can find on the roads that cross the island. Here you will find furniture, decoration objects and you can even order your interior design project.
WHAT TO DO IN IBIZA IN WINTER
To discover the special brightness that reigns on the island in the low season months, it is not necessary to organize big plans. We propose a travel without artifice where they send nature and walks without a clock.
A walk through Dalt Vila: the white houses between cobbled streets and surrounded by colorful flowers they are still there when the tourists are not. You can choose which terrace to sit on and enjoy the silence and tranquility inside the walled area.
See the almond trees in bloom : it is in the month of February when the almond trees of Pla da Corona, in Santa Agnès, are in full bloom. The town and its surroundings then boast a white blanket of petals. Some even do routes on full moon nights to bask in its glow.
Cala d'Hort. Why not go to Ibiza in low season?
Enjoy the empty coves : some of the most famous beaches of the island are impassable in high season. That's why sunny winter days are perfect for exploring those paradises alone.
observe the flamingos : in the Ses Salines Natural Park, one of the richest and most diverse in the Mediterranean, you can see these birds from one of its viewpoints. It is in winter when they begin their migration to other territories.
Live magical sunsets : sunsets in Ibiza in winter are magical (and lonely) since almost anywhere on the west coast. You can enjoy them from their most iconic points, such as the viewpoint of Es Vedrà or Benirrás cove.