Group trips to Ibiza: bring the whole gang for a party weekend!

Why should I go to Ibiza for a group holiday?

Ibiza has long been popular with groups of young people. Maybe you just want to head there with your friends for an unforgettable summer break, or perhaps you have an event to celebrate - a stag or hen party, graduation, or a big birthday. Whatever the reason, it's one of Europe's most popular destinations for big groups. A major benefit of group holidays in Ibiza is that the party island has lots of options for large groups to have fun together. Hit a beach club: Cala Bassa Beach Club has a laid-back atmosphere and superb dining options, while O Beach is ideal if you want a high-energy pool party. Don't fancy paying beach club fees? The White Isle also has plenty of public beaches where you can relax during your group trip to Ibiza. Playa d'en Bossa is a lively beach with a great buzz, while Cala Benirràs hosts a weekly sunset drum circle and has some of the best sunsets on the island.

Where can I find large group accommodation in Ibiza?

If you're travelling to Ibiza with a big group, you really have two options for accommodation. Firstly, you could look for large villas in Ibiza where you can all stay together. Villas in Ibiza Town will give you easy access to the Dalt Vila, the charming historic centre of the island's capital, and you'll find lots of options for dining and shopping. Playa d'en Bossa and Sant Antoni are among the island's best spots for nightlife, and can be good starting points to explore holiday lettings in Ibiza if you're a group of party animals. The north of the island, with peaceful beach resorts like Portinatx, is better if you want to relax and take it easy - or if your group fancies a more chilled-out experience, look into combining your trip with a yoga retreat in Ibiza, where you can join sunrise sessions together on the beach or in a rooftop studio. Don't fancy a villa? Then look for apartments in Ibiza Town. You might need a couple of separate apartments for the whole group, but this is often a cost-effective option, particularly if you're travelling in the quiet season.