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Balearic Islands

Ibiza: map, top sights, food and travel tips

A Balearic island known for its nightlife, but also for its walled old town of Dalt Vila (UNESCO), quiet coves and sunset spots. Many hotels and restaurants close or slow down from November to April.

sights
5
restaurants and cafés
143
halal places
0
days for a first visit
2
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Top sights in Ibiza

  1. 1

    Dalt Vila

    Historic

    UNESCO walled old town overlooking the harbour.

  2. 2

    Cala Comte

    Hidden gems

    Turquoise water and the island's best sunsets.

  3. 3

    Necròpoli de Puig des Molins

    Archaeological site

  4. 4

    Museo Monograpjic / Necròpoli de Puig des Molins

    Museum

  5. 5

    Area of the necropolis of Puig des Molins

    Archaeological site

Where to eat in Ibiza

  • S'Antiga BarberiamediterraneanPlaça de sa Tertúlia 9 Directions
  • YOKUBUjapanese · thaiPasseig de les Pitiüses 21 Directions
  • Tapas & TablasspanishCarrer de Josep Lluis Sert 2 Directions
  • Cevitxef IbizaPlaça dels Desemparats 1 Directions
  • Ciao CiaoitalianCarrer de les Begonies 22 Directions
  • El ZaguanspanishAvinguda de Bartomeu de Rosselló 15 Directions
  • ZazúCarrer del Fumarell 2 Directions
  • La Torretafish · regional · spanishCarrer de Santa Creu Directions

Restaurants and cafés with the most details on OpenStreetMap.

Halal restaurants in Ibiza

No restaurant in Ibiza is tagged halal on OpenStreetMap yet. Ask at the local mosque or check the Muslim community's own lists.

Questions

What are the top sights in Ibiza?

The best known are Dalt Vila, Cala Comte, Necròpoli de Puig des Molins, and Museo Monograpjic / Necròpoli de Puig des Molins. Each one on this page has directions, and tickets where you can book them.

Where should I eat in Ibiza?

Our map shows 143 restaurants and cafés in Ibiza; the ones listed on this page have opening hours, a website or an address. Most restaurants open for lunch from about 13:30 and for dinner from about 20:30.

How many days do I need in Ibiza?

Most visitors spend 2 days on a first visit. Our planner builds a day-by-day plan with times and a budget.

Is there halal food in Ibiza?

Halal restaurants are hard to find in Ibiza: none is tagged halal on OpenStreetMap yet. Vegetarian and seafood dishes are common alternatives; ask locally.

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