Ibiza Travel Information
If you're looking to travel to Ibiza but have never been before, you might want to read up a little bit on what the island has to offer and how the island might suit your holiday. If you think Ibiza is just for partying, you’re wrong – the island is home to amazing culture, history and beauty. For this reason we’ve got this site that will help you plan and enjoy your holiday.
In Ibiza there is a beach for every taste: take your pick from long sandy beaches with all of the hustle and bustle, e.g. Playa d´en Bossa, or pristine beaches such as Saigua Blanca. During the swimming season (from May until October), the average water temperatures go from 19°C up to 26°C. The beaches are easily accessible with a rental car or a rental scooter, however, bus connections leave a lot to be desired and are in definite need of improvement.
Transport in Ibiza
Ibiza is the third largest island of the Balearic Islands and also has good connections to the mainland and the other islands that make up the archipelago. Most travel to Ibiza by plane or boat. You can also travel to the area by car. To do this, you can drive on the mainland and use the car-transport ferry service to get you, your family and the family car all the way to the island without hassle or worry. Once you reach the island, there are a variety of different transport methods available: bicycle, rental cars, taxis, trains, buses. So you never have to worry about transport when heading off to see the sights.Ibiza's Beaches
There are over 60 beaches and bays in Ibiza with a total coastal length of 18km. For an island with a total surface area of 572km2, this is a lot of beach! In Ibiza it doesn’t matter where you start out from, the beach is always a maximum of 30 minutes away. 18 beaches in Ibiza were awarded the Blue Flag in 2008. This award stands for high quality water, excellent environmental protection and a high level of safety and service.In Ibiza there is a beach for every taste: take your pick from long sandy beaches with all of the hustle and bustle, e.g. Playa d´en Bossa, or pristine beaches such as Saigua Blanca. During the swimming season (from May until October), the average water temperatures go from 19°C up to 26°C. The beaches are easily accessible with a rental car or a rental scooter, however, bus connections leave a lot to be desired and are in definite need of improvement.