• Admire Ibiza’s gorgeous natural scenery while traveling to a country estate.
• Join a workshop and learn to make the traditional herb-flavored liqueur Hierbas Ibicencas.
• Explore laid-back Santa Eulalia, a coastal town of beautiful, white-washed houses.

• Savor the emblematic dish of Ibiza – a fish stew called bullit de peix.
• Dine at a waterfront restaurant in the fishing village of Port do Sant Miguel.
• Explore Santa Gertrudis, an inland village with an alluring bohemian ambiance.

To ensure that your shoreside experiences are as convenient and enjoyable as possible, we are delighted to offer a complimentary shuttle between your ship and the city center in every port where the ship is not docked within walking distance of the city center. This service runs continuously, aligning perfectly with your ship’s in-port schedule. Best of all, there’s no need to reserve your seat in advance. Simp...

• Admire Ibiza’s walled Old Quarter, a remarkably well-preserved UNESCO World Heritage site.
• Delight in the whitewashed hamlet of Balafia, a hilltop Moorish settlement with fabulous views.
• Understand the appeal of peaceful San Carlos, a haven for artists and freethinkers.
• Explore art galleries, chic boutiques or an elite yacht marina during free time in Santa Eulalia.

• Enjoy the amenities of a private beach club on one of Ibiza’s most popular beaches.
• Swim in the Mediterranean Sea and the club’s infinity swimming pool.
• Stretch out and relax in a cushioned sun lounger or in a Balinese cabana if you prefer.
• Take advantage of the club’s other amenities on your own.

• Admire Ibiza’s walled Old Quarter, a remarkably well-preserved UNESCO World Heritage site.
• Delight in the whitewashed hamlet of Balafia, a hilltop Moorish settlement with fabulous views.
• Understand the appeal of peaceful San Carlos, a haven for artists and freethinkers.
• Explore art galleries, chic boutiques or an elite yacht marina during free time in Santa Eulalia.

• See some of the island’s most characteristic coastal and inland villages.
• Visit the gorgeous beach-rimmed village of Sant Josep on Ibiza’s western shore.
• Pause at a lookout that presents a dramatic view of the lighthouse Es Vedra.
• Dine on traditional cuisine at a waterfront restaurant in Sant Antoni de Portmany.

• Peruse a museum that depicts the importance of locally sourced salt through the centuries.
• Independently explore Ibiza’s old port, which developed around the salt industry.
• Dine on seafood in one of Ibiza’s finest waterfront restaurants.