Ibiza Bohemia (Classics)

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The 14th century Palma Cathedral is the city’s crown jewel with stunning interiors designed by Antoni Gaudi.

These can sometimes get busy in the summer months, so there’s also the option to jump on the ferry to one of the other beaches on the west coast, such as the beautiful Cala Bassa Beach. Beach restaurants range from rustic-chic The Fish Shack and charming chiringuito Ses Boques, serving the day’s freshest catch, to unerringly cool Cotton Beach Club and boho beachside Aiyanna, with its healthy cuisine. Following years of shooting in far-flung locations, she relocated to Ibiza from Amsterdam with her husband, Bas, and daughter, Skye Avelon, in 2012. His first book ‘Ibiza Portraits’ explores the authentic historical side of Ibiza through the lens of narratives of influencers and islanders and his imagery captures the real essence of his subject’s personality and spirit and the book.

From its black and golden coastline to its towering central mountain and beautiful little hamlets, this Spanish hotspot is packed with all sorts of places to chill out under blue skies – at any time of year. The options are endless, from charmingly rustic hideouts (perhaps Can Fuster in Sant Joan) to luxurious, spa-haven boltholes, including boho-chic Atzaró near Sant Llorenç and garden-ringed Can Curreu in Sant Carles. While hiring a car is the easiest way to get around, there are cycle routes for all abilities and coastal walking trails that promise unexpected bays and glittering Mediterranean views almost at every turn.

There’s the Puig de Missa church where you can admire the beautiful whitewashed building as well as the surrounding panoramic view from the top of the hill. If you’re looking for a beachside break, Santa Eulalia has spacious sands, which shelve gently into aquamarine waters, making it a superb spot for those holidaying with little ones.Take a musical journey from the comfort of your own home with our expertly curated Spotify playlists. Temperatures average 72 degrees Fahrenheit, dipping into the 60s in winter, and heating up to the high 80s in peak summer. The cutting-edge Museu d’Art Contemporani d’Eivissa, set in a converted 18th-century building, hosts excellent temporary exhibitions, while the neighboring Necròpolis Puig des Molins reveals Ibiza’s Phoenician roots. Head to the rural north and discover the beauty of Puerto San Miguel and Portinatx, whose rolling hills are covered in beautiful wild flowers. With acres of lush gardens, deluxe décor and peerless chilled vibes, Pure House Ibiza is the archetypal Ibiza bolthole.

Cala Xuclar, to the north, will feel like discovering your own little hideaway, while the dreamy bay of Cala Bassa is home to the oh-so-chic beach club of the same name tucked among the pine trees. Come evenings most holidaymakers tend to make a beeline for its palm-lined promenade thanks to its choice of restaurants dishing up authentic island eats. Scenery for days: A gorgeous backdrop’s the icing on the cake for an away-from-it-all holiday, and Tenerife hits the mark with its swoon-worthy beaches, dramatic lava fields and waterfalls. In the east, Es Cana is home to Ibiza’s oldest and biggest hippy market, while the beach is perfect for little ones with its shallow waters and pedalos.A leisurely stroll along the picturesque promenade lining the bay will see you being spoilt for choice when it comes to finding somewhere to stop for food and drink. This quintessential Mediterranean hot spot has served as an escape for artists, creatives, and musicians alike for decades. Away from its party-all-night-long vibe (especially in Magaluf and Palma Nova), you’ll find yourself enjoying awe-inspiring views from waterside bars, tucking into Mediterranean favourites at seafood shacks and eating barbecued bites at the island’s famous Pirate Adventure Show. World-class’ is a phrase strongly associated with Ibiza Town, particularly in reference to its legendary club scene. It’s an exhilarating time to visit – the thrum of expectation (and heat) is palpable – but it’s also a strain on the island’s services.

A charming old town, luxurious spas, and colorful markets and galleries round out the reasons to visit this Mediterranean gem—whether or not you’re planning to stay out till dawn. If you’re not the reading kind of person, the novel was actually turned in to a film in 2001 starring lots of familiar faces including; Danny Dyer, Will Mellor and Davinia Taylor which you can watch here. There are countless appealing bars, cafés and restaurants, all providing exceptional views across the bay. With five stunning beaches to choose from, you can choose to top up your tan in peace and quiet, or throw yourself into a variety of exciting water sports on offer at San Antonio harbour. Maya’s father lived in Ibiza during the late 1960s, and she spent endless summer holidays on the island before moving there in 2009.

It features a spa and a rooftop swimming pool with views of the city, the cathedral, and the Mediterranean Sea. Sitting in the Mediterranean Sea, Ibiza forms part of the beautiful Balearic Islands, which is around 100 miles off the eastern coast of Spain. Try the quieter retreats further south, like San Miguel de Abona with its cobbles and wooden balconies. Incredible staff - the most friendly and helpful people that are thinking along with you and do what. Its position on Ibiza’s west coast has a lot of benefits that make it such a popular spot with all different types of holidaymakers.