Villas in Ibiza Town

Wonderful villas in Ibiza Town close to the ocean and pristine Mediterranean waters

If you choose to rent a villa in Ibiza Town, the capital of Ibiza, then you'll experience a place that's full of life. With a wide range of gastronomic fare on offer, Ibiza Town is one of the most sought-after destinations in the Mediterranean with many restaurants and bars to sample. It is a place packed with more than enough attractions to keep you and your friends and family entertained during your stay. Moreover, the villas here tend to be luxurious and exclusive, offering convenient access to the crystal-clear waters that this part of Spain is known for. All in all, they will make your stay an unforgettable experience!

Choose a luxurious villa in Ibiza Town with a breathtaking sea view and a swimming pool

Adhering to a distinctive Ibizan style that blends rustic and country style with minimalist aesthetics, the typical villas in Ibiza Town will provide comfortable and luxurious features. This will include incredible views of the sea and nearby hills, refreshing private pools and terraces where you can sit back and enjoy an evening glass of wine. Inside, the properties often provide natural decorative elements, such as exposed wooden beams and stone walls. Here, you will enjoy a true Mediterranean getaway with glamorous details and an unforgettable Balearic style.

Given that the luxury villas you can rent in this part of Ibiza, it is worth pointing out that they come fully equipped with amenities such as:

• Sea views
• Well-maintained gardens
• Private swimming pools and sun terraces
• Luxury bathrooms and en-suites
• Wi-Fi
• Fully equipped kitchens
• High-definition television

Ibiza Town for beach lovers

If you are a beach lover, then a holiday letting in the Balearic Islands will mean some of the most beautiful beaches in Europe are on your doorstep! You can find a wide variety of sumptuous sandy beaches, as well as fantastic, lesser-known coves, such as Cala d'en Serra. This particular cove has fine sand and crystal blue waters that are perfect for snorkelling. Another suggestion is Cala Salada, which some regard as the best cove in the whole of Ibiza. Certainly, it is one of the locals' favourite destinations. Cala Salada is surrounded by pine-fringed hills and offers turquoise waters that are calm and swimmer-friendly. Ibiza offers a lot of beaches to explore. Many are complemented by soft sands, water activities, stunning scenery and crystal clear waters where you can see the sun reflecting in the depths. What's more, in this part of Ibiza, your choice of beach isn't likely to be too far away from a restaurant, cafe or a place where you can head to for a drink.

Ibiza Town for nightlife lovers

For party lovers, Ibiza has some of the best venues in the Mediterranean, including some of the most famous nightclubs in the world. A villa for rent in Ibiza Town will mean being close to a wide variety of clubs but without necessarily being too near so you can still enjoy the island's peaceful side, just like when you book a holiday rental in Majorca. Note that Ibiza Town is something of a Mecca for many famous DJs, so there's something to suit all tastes. The parties start to get lively early in the morning hours, so many visitors start their evening in the local bars and pubs. If you're looking for something glamorous, then the Port of Ibiza is the most exclusive venue. Alternatively, if you fancy a beach party, then Playa d'en Bossa is packed with bars, restaurants and the hugely popular Bora Bora nightclub. With sun, electronic music and cocktails, Ibiza has a party atmosphere all day and night for those who want to experience it!

1. Enjoy the taste of Ibizan cuisine
2. Take a trip to the island of Formentera
3. Discover the magical islet of Es Vedrá
4. Explore the streets of Dalt Vila
5. Enjoy a psychedelic party

1. Enjoy the taste of Ibizan cuisine

Ibiza's cuisine is not very well-known outside of the island. As such, visitors shouldn't miss out on sampling typical local food, such as “arroz de matanza”, a pork-based dish made with rice, meat broth, ribs, peasant chicken and tomatoes, peppers and onions. Another is “guisat de peix”, a type of fish stew, which is prepared with four varieties of fish, potatoes and a sauce made with olive oil, onion, garlic, parsley and almonds. “Sobrasada” is worth trying, too. This is a cured sausage made with various pork meat that is seasoned with spices, paprika and salt. Another local speciality worth seeking out is “flaó”: a kind of cake made with fresh sheep's and goat's cheese, mint and aniseed.

2. Take a trip to the island of Formentera

If relaxing at your Ibiza Town villa with pool isn’t enough, consider taking a trip to the neighbouring island of Formentera, something that is bound to be an unforgettable experience. This dreamy place is one of the most unspoilt islands in the Mediterranean. It boasts more than twenty kilometres of white sand, turquoise waters and secluded coves. Trips usually leave from the nearby port and take about 30 minutes. Formentera is well worth a visit, as its natural open spaces are a complete delight for the senses. During your time there, enjoy a swim in the waters covered with Neptune grass, which give it its characteristic vivid turquoise colour. Don't forget to enjoy the sunset from the boat on the way back to Ibiza Town.

3. Discover the magical islet of Es Vedrá

As well as Formentera, you should book a trip to the mysterious islet of Es Vedrá. Home to numerous legends and myths, Es Vedrá is one of the favourite places for tourists to explore. The place has a high ecological status and is protected as a nature reserve. Moreover, it is said to have magical properties and an accumulation of energy as well as – as legend has it - having been home to mermaids and the sea nymphs who tried to lure Odysseus in Homer's Odyssey. It is certainly a mysterious place to visit. Overall, Es Vedrá is likely to take your breath away and give you a sense of peace as you view the majestic rock from the sea.

4. Explore the streets of Dalt Vila

Perched atop the Puig de Vila mountain, the old town (Dalt Vila) area of Ibiza Town is a World Heritage Site waiting to be explored. Walk along its historic walls, take in the views and head inside the walled city to lose yourself among the narrow streets. Tucked away within the historic quarter, you will find hidden architectural gems, such as the beautiful Cathedral of the Virgen de las Nieves, and the baroque church of Santo Domingo. The Town Hall and Almudaina Castle are among the other remarkable buildings here. A tour of Dalt Vila is something special to do if you rent a villa in Ibiza Town. However, before you visit, you should know that you will have to go up and down a few hills. Don't worry though, because you will find plenty of restaurants and ice cream parlours, like LlaoLlao and Amorino, where you can refresh yourself after a long walk.

5. Enjoy a psychedelic party

Flower Power is one of the most fun and emblematic parties in Ibiza. On Mondays, head to the Pachá nightclub and dress up in psychedelic prints and groovy sunglasses! This authentic hippie party will fill you with nostalgia and joy. Fuel your free spirit as you dance to tunes from the ‘60s and ‘70s and make the sign of peace.