Caves of Can Marça Entrance Ticket

Formentera and s’Espalmador Catamaran Cruise with BBQ

This is a day dedicated to pure relaxation in arguably the most exotic waters in the Mediterranean. You'll drift over from Ibiza in a catamaran, scooting by the islands of Formentera and s'Espalmador for some well-deserved sunbathing and swimming. There's a barbecue lunch on board, too, so everything's taken care of. Antoni, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘I'm from the Balearics, and even for me, s'Espalmador is a dream. A virgin islet surrounded by clean waters and untouched by civilisation.'Leaving the sun-kissed shores of Ibiza behind, you'll skim the surface of the azure Med as you sail towards s'Espalmador. You'll moor up so that you can step off the catamaran and explore the isle's Insta-perfect powder-white beach or cool down with a swim as your crew gets lunch underway. This uninhabited island is surrounded by a string of smaller islets, and the channel separating it from Formentera is so shallow that you can wade over.Back on board, you'll get to tuck into a barbecue, accompanied by salad and fresh fruit, all made from locally sourced ingredients. Then, hop on over to Formentera, Ibiza's tropical little sister, for another swim. This exclusive island has managed to stay under the radar despite being ringed by enticing fluorescent seas and rocky inlets. To protect the submarine eco-system, especially the fragile underwater posidonia meadows, the boat doesn't anchor, and no plastics are used on board.

BiBo Park Ibiza's Biotech Botanical Garden tickets and guided tour

Book your tickets and visit one of the most outstanding conservation parks in the world! See more than 25,000 plants of 160 different species.

Evening dinner show at Teatro Pereyra in Ibiza

Step into the world of Teatro Pereyra, a French-inspired theatre-circus, for an evening of live music at this iconic venue. Plus, you'll have a three-course dinner to savour as you sit back and relax when the curtain rises and the show begins, taking you on a journey through Ibiza's heritage. Filled to the brim with history, this was the first theatre on the island and has been a central part of Ibiza's social scene since its opening in 1898. It's been host to theatre performances, ballroom dances, film screenings, and more.

Three Worlds 4x4 Private Tour

Embark on an exhilarating 4x4 tour in Ibiza, exploring hidden gems, mystical caves, and extraordinary landscapes with our expert local guide.

Art, Nature and Harmony 4x4 Private Tour

Experience a former festival site now adorned with creative graffiti art, encounter mystical nature, enter a natural stone arch.

Ibiza buggy adventure tour with swim stop

Rev your engines and see Ibiza's wildest side on this 90-minute buggy adventure that's suitable for the whole family. After whizzing by the scenic Bahia of San Antonio, you'll leave the paved roads behind for a fun off-road experience. Our first pit stop is the Cala Conta, renowned for its clear waters that're perfect for a swim. Then, it's on to Cala Llentia, home to the basalt columns that make up the Time and Space monument – this spot is also known as Ibiza's Stonehenge. Soak in the island's unique blend of natural beauty and art, before we head back to the starting point.

Formentera Guided Tour from Ibiza by Fast Ferry

Formentera is Ibiza's idyllic island escape. There are no highrise hotels and locals zip from one beach to another on scooters. On this trip, you'll take the comfortable fast ferry over to visit Sant Francesc, Es Mirador lookout and the stunning beach of Es Pujols, all at a pace in keeping with the laidback island vibes. Toni, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘From the Mirador viewpoint you can see the whole island, which is shaped a bit like a seahorse. On the left you'll see playa Mitjorn – it is said that this is Bob Dylan's favourite beach. He used to get his nightcap from the beach kiosk there.'Catch the fast ferry from Ibiza to Formentera, and our first stop is Sant Francesc, the quaint little island capital. The hub of the village is undoubtedly the main square, Plaça de la Constitució, fringed with vibrant cafes and restaurants. On warm days, the square is usually thronged with locals and visitors making it a top spot to people-watch and soak up the relaxed island atmosphere. Look out for the 18th century church of Church of Sant Francesc Xavier, which is the essence of simplicity.Next up are the epic views from Es Mirador, the island's highest point, and the iconic La Mola lighthouse. And last but by no means least, you'll have free time in the seaside village of Es Pujols. Here you can enjoy lunch at a beachside restaurant or just chill out on the silky sands lapped by turquoise waves. It's a scene that wouldn't look out of place in the south Pacific.

Ibiza Biotechnological Botanical Garden Ticket

Ibiza might be famed for it's dazzling sunsets and sprawling sands, but delve a little deeper and you'll find a treasure-trove of flora and fauna waiting to be discovered. The Bio-tech Botanical Garden showcases the diverse landscapes the island has to offer. Tour the garden at your own pace whilst learning about eco-friendly initiatives such as the unique vegetable piano and photobioreactor.

Formentera Ferry Ticket

Ibiza's little sister, Formentera, is just a stone's throw away to discover. Jump on this fast ferry and in just 30 minutes you'll be ready to explore Formentera at your own pace. Shop for souvenirs, sightsee or simply relax on the sprawling sands. And what's more, there's range of different depart and return times to suit everyone's plans.

Formentera by bus

Formentera might be the baby of the Balearics, but it's big on charm. This island feels worlds apart from the others – no high-rise hotels, just locals zipping between beaches on scooters. Your journey begins in Sant Francesc, the island's whitewashed capital where time seems to slow down. Then, you'll soak up views from Es Mirador, the highest point on the island, and visit La Mola lighthouse. The grand finale? Free time in Es Pujols, where you can enjoy a beachside lunch or unwind on silky white sands.