Ibiza, España

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What to see in Ibiza

Dalt Vila, the west coast coves, Es Vedrà and the farming countryside of the north.

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Main sights

  1. Catedral de Ibiza
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    Catedral de Ibiza

    14th-century Gothic cathedral at the top of Dalt Vila, reworked inside in Baroque style. The esplanade in front is the best viewpoint in town over the harbour and the sea. It is the end of the climb through the upper town.

    TypeLandmark
    Visit40 min
  2. Cala d'Hort
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    Cala d'Hort

    A cove of sand and pebbles in the south-west with Es Vedrà in front, a couple of kilometres out to sea. It has a couple of fish restaurants by the shore. Pairs well with Sa Pedrera and the Es Vedrà viewpoint.

    TypeBeach
    Visit3 h
  3. Cala Salada
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    Cala Salada

    A cove of very clear water among pines north of Sant Antoni, with fishermen's boat huts on the rocks and a smaller cove next door, Saladeta. In high season the road is closed to cars and you walk down or take the bus.

    TypeBeach
    Visit3 h
  4. Caló des Moro
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    Caló des Moro

    The rocky promenade in Sant Antoni where people gather to watch the sun set over the sea, with the sunset bars next to it. Free from the rocks, and quieter the further you walk from the terraces.

    TypeViewpoint
    Visit1 h
  5. Cala Xarraca
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    Cala Xarraca

    A cove in the north between cliffs, with little sand and clear water for snorkelling. Quieter than those in the south and west, with a beach bar above. Close to Portinatx.

    TypeBeach
    Visit3 h
  6. Cova de Can Marçà
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    Cova de Can Marçà

    A stalactite cave in a cliff in the north, by Port de Sant Miquel, once used by smugglers. The visit is guided, lasts about forty minutes and ends with a light and water show. Paid entry.

    TypeDay trip
    Visit1 h
    Getting thereFar from the rest: you need a car or transport.
  7. Sant Miquel de Balansat
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    Sant Miquel de Balansat

    A village in the inland north around a fortified church on a hill, with wall paintings in a chapel. On Thursday afternoons in summer there is traditional Ibizan folk dancing in front of the church.

    TypeTown nearby
    Visit1 h
    Getting thereFar from the rest: you need a car or transport.
  8. Iglesia de Santa Gertrudis
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    Iglesia de Santa Gertrudis

    18th-century church, white and thick-walled, with a porch facing the village square. It is the heart of Santa Gertrudis and takes a moment to see between a coffee and a stroll.

    TypeLandmark
    Visit20 min
    HoursAbre de 20:00 a 21:00
    AddressCarrer de la Vénda des Poble, 12, 07814 Santa Gertrudis de Fruitera, Illes Balears, España

Key facts

Best seasonAbril a octubre
Time needed4 days
Places in the guide32
Currency and languageEUR · Español

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