Ibiza
Who each neighbourhood suits, and who it doesn’t, from Where to Stay in Ibiza 2026: A Neighbourhood-by-Neighbourhood Guide.
Neighbourhood · 12 places
If you came to Ibiza for the music, this is your address. Playa d’en Bossa, south of Ibiza Town, is the island’s longest beach, with more than 2.5 kilometres of sand, and ibiza.travel, the island’s tourism site, calls it the epicentre of Ibiza’s nightlife.
Best for first-timers focused on the superclubs · groups doing several nights of music with no interest in driving anywhere
Neighbourhood · 7 places
San Antonio (Sant Antoni de Portmany) is where the sunset bars are.
Best for sunset-bar regulars · younger groups · clubbers happy to take the bus in summer
Neighbourhood · 9 places
Ibiza Town (Eivissa) is the island’s capital. Its old town, Dalt Vila, looks down over the port from inside 16th-century Renaissance walls, and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999.
Best for returning visitors · couples · anyone who wants the dinner-and-marina version of the trip
Neighbourhood · 4 places
Santa Eulària des Riu is on the east coast. Aguas de Ibiza, in the town, puts itself half an hour by car from Ibiza Town or the airport.
Best for couples · families · second-trip visitors who’ve done the clubs and want to slow down
Neighbourhood · 12 places
This is a different Ibiza: narrower roads, fewer bars and more countryside.
Best for returning visitors who’ve done the clubs · couples on a wellness trip or honeymoon · anyone who wants to stay at an agroturismo, a farm turned into a hotel