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IBIZA – Fiesta eller Siesta

Du tror måske, at Ibiza handler om vildt natteliv, hippe dansefester, berømte DJ’s, ravers hele natten, cool hippier, sydende techno-vibes og non-stop clubbing. Ja, du har ret! Ibiza er helt sikkert blevet stemplet som landet for berømte, hippe, unge og smukke festmennesker. Så helt klart er Ibiza er nok en af de mest festglade øer i verden.

Men Ibiza har også en stille side. En naturlig, barsk og smuk, vild side.
Vækfra rampelyset og dansegulvene er denne ø en naturlig skønhed med en scene af biodiversitet og beskyttede økosystemer med naturreservater, dyreliv, vandrestier og smukke bugter og vige

Did you know that Ibiza is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and that 40% of the island is protected land?
These areas include large green pine forests, wild orchids, and impressive birdlife.
Take a break from the beach and the town, and you’ll discover a rugged landscape filled with charming villages and farmland growing almonds, figs, and olive trees.

The almond trees bloom between January and early spring, making the mild winter season an even more beautiful time to visit the island.
So beyond its famous nightlife, there’s a green aura to this island that’s truly worth exploring.

Ligesom byerne Santa Eulàlia og Sant Antoni er den historiske Ibiza by (Vila d’Eivissa) et charmerende sted at besøge og tilbringe noget tid.
Her kan du finde katedralen i Santa Maria og det historiske sted, den puniske nekropolis Puig des Molins, lige uden for byen.

For sommeraktiviteter har Ibiza en uberørt kystlinje, og strande som Platja d’en Bassa, Benirrás, Ses Salines, Talamanca eller Cala Tarida er blandt de bedste strande til en god tid i selskab med sand, sol og hav.
Så tag danseskoene med – eller lad være. Men kom og udforsk denne fortryllende ø Ibiza på alle dens måder.

FAQ about Ibiza – fiesta or siesta – good tips for visitors

What is Ibiza known for? +

Ibiza is famous worldwide for its nightlife, beach clubs, and electronic music scene. But it’s also home to tranquil beaches, beautiful villages, and a relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle — perfect for both fiesta and siesta.

What is the nearest airport? +

The island’s only airport is Ibiza Airport (IBZ), located about 7 km southwest of Ibiza Town. It has daily flights from mainland Spain and direct connections to most major European cities, especially in summer.

When is the best time to visit Ibiza? +

May to October is ideal for beach life and nightlife. July and August are peak party months, while spring and autumn offer a quieter, more local vibe — perfect for nature lovers and couples.

Where are the best beaches in Ibiza? +

Cala Comte, Cala Bassa, and Cala d’Hort are famous for their turquoise waters and sunsets. For a calmer atmosphere, visit Cala Vadella or the family-friendly beaches near Santa Eulària.

What are the must-see attractions? +

Explore the UNESCO-listed old town of Dalt Vila in Ibiza Town, enjoy the sunset at Café del Mar in San Antonio, and take a day trip to Formentera for crystal-clear waters and laid-back vibes.

Is Ibiza only about parties? +

Not at all! Beyond the nightlife, Ibiza offers peaceful countryside, yoga retreats, hiking trails, local markets, and small family-run restaurants. It’s just as popular with nature lovers as it is with partygoers.

How do I get around the island? +

Renting a car or scooter is the best way to explore Ibiza’s beaches and inland villages. Public buses connect major towns like Ibiza Town, San Antonio, and Santa Eulària, but service is limited at night.

What local food should I try? +

Try bullit de peix (fish stew), sobrasada sausage, and flaó (cheesecake with mint). Ibiza’s food scene blends Mediterranean flavours with local farm-to-table produce and seafood.

Is Ibiza safe for tourists? +

Yes, Ibiza is very safe. Local police are active, and the island is well-prepared for international visitors. Just use normal precautions, especially around busy nightlife areas.

What festivals or events are famous in Ibiza? +

The Ibiza Opening and Closing Parties (May and October) are world-famous. The Medieval Festival in Dalt Vila and local fiestas like Sant Joan and Sant Ciriac show a more traditional side of the island.