Ibiza and Es Vedra sights

The coves, islands and landmarks worth your time, with the best boat tours for each.

Es Vedra is the rock that defines Ibiza's wild side, a sheer limestone pyramid rising more than four hundred metres...

Cala d'Hort is the beach that stares straight out at Es Vedra, which makes it one of the most photographed spots on the...

Formentera is Ibiza's smaller, quieter sister, a flat ribbon of dunes and translucent water just across a short stretch...

The Sunset Strip in San Antonio is where Ibiza first turned sunset watching into a ritual. A run of west facing bars...

Dalt Vila is the fortified old town crowning Ibiza Town, a UNESCO listed maze of cobbled lanes climbing inside huge...

Ses Salines is the beach that lends Ibiza its postcard glamour, a long sweep of pale sand backed by pines and fronted...

Cala Comte, also spelled Cala Conta, is a string of low rocky coves and pale sand looking out at a scatter of small...

Atlantis, known locally as Sa Pedrera, is a hidden cove of carved sandstone below the cliffs near Es Vedra. It was once...

Cala Salada is a sheltered north coast cove where pine covered hills drop to calm, gin clear water dotted with...

Es Cubells is a tiny whitewashed village perched on the cliffs of Ibiza's southern coast, gathered around a simple...