5 Ways to Relax and Unwind in Ibiza
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Are you looking for the perfect holiday for this year? Have you considered heading to Ibiza, but are wondering if it could offer any relaxing moments, alongside the nightlife it is famous for?
Well, this is the post for you as we delve into 5 ways to relax and unwind in Ibiza.
Head to the Beach
There are many beaches around Ibiza, which help offer a more sedate and relaxing time, such as Playa de Santa Eulalia.
This small beach is said to feel calm even on the busiest of days. With it offering a long stretch of fine white sand alongside turquoise waters it makes for the perfect day out at the seaside.
If you look around, you might even spot the odd beach location which offers early morning yoga classes for those who want to start off the day in such a way.
Fancy being just a walk away from the beach? Then, check out the local Santa Eulalia Hotels, which are located around 13 miles from the airport.
Flower Festival
Sticking with the Santa Eularia area if you love flowers, then visiting the area during the first Sunday of May might be right up your street.
A parade of flowers takes place on horse-drawn carts through the streets, with locals often taking to the streets in beautiful costumes.
The day is often also host to a town band, car show and all rounded off with fireworks.
A day to remember.
Puig de Missa
Above the town of Santa Eularia, on top of Puig de Missa sits a church. This unique building was originally built in the 16th century as a fortified religious building. It was then consecrated in 1568.
Unsurprisingly it has, since its origin, been added to and now offers a labyrinthine type layout, inside its whitewashed walls.
As well as this unique building, the top of Puig de Missa, which is 52 meters above sea level, offers an extraordinary view of the local sea and surrounding area.
Hippy Markets
If you love shopping and exploring markets, then the Ibiza Hippy Markets are a must-visit. With several different markets on offer, it is worth doing some research into which one is best to visit for you depending on what you would like to buy, try and see.
Some of the larger hippy markets run just through the summer season. However, there are a few who run all year around. So be careful and double-check opening seasons and times. After all, you don’t want to arrive at the wrong time.
As well as shopping for souvenirs the markets hold crafts from local artisans, live music, and street food.
Visit The Old Town – Dalt Vila
If you are a history lover then visiting Dalt Vila or Ibiza Old Town is a must. This UNESCO World Heritage Site offers an incredible glimpse into the Ibiza of old.
Offering narrow cobbled streets, filled with interesting alcoves and captivating buildings, it is a sight not to be missed.
The Museum of Archaeology is perfect for anyone who wishes to find out more about the local area. While several vantage points are found across the town; such as the Church of Santo Domingo, which is found neighbouring a cloistered convent. Where inside the island’s oldest convert the nuns make traditional sweets and red pepper coca.
The town is also home to a range of restaurants and a host of artisan shops.
So, no matter if you are after a day relaxing finding out about the history, taking in the views, or eating and shopping The Old Town has something for everyone.
These are just a few ideas of things that you can do in Ibiza which will help you both relax and unwind, do I have you wanting to visit yet?
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Such a beautiful Island. Thanks for the lovely article.
You are welcome I am glad you enjoyed reading it.
I think most people associate Ibiza with clubbing, drinking etc – but there is of course a much more quieter and beautiful side to it as well.
They do, I have to admit I only knew about the other side as my Mum told me about it as she had been.
Sounds absolutely idyllic! A perfect place to relax and recharge!
I hope you get to go and explore for yourself one day!
I always thought Ibiza was for young party-goers who love loud music! These photos are very scenic and remind me of Greek holidays. Thanks for opening my eyes.
It is amazing the sights that are hidden in other areas of the beautiful country.
I always associate Ibiza with nightclubs but there is more to it than that.
It really is so much more, well worth being a place to go and explore away from the partying.
I’ll save this page for when I next visit Ibiza. So easy to just do an all inclusive and not leave the hotel
Ohh get out there and explore, I hope you have a good time!
Never been to Ibiza, would love to go, never got round to it
I hope you manage to go one day and really enjoy it!
I love Ibiza, I’ve been a few times on holidays with friends to do the clubbing scene and have also been on quieter family holidays and always enjoy going back
It is one of those places that really covers so many types of holidays isn’t it?
Some really great ideas here, there is another side to Ibiza beside the parties and clubs.
Definitely, I think a lot of people aren’t aware of how lovely it can be there.
This post is making me itch to go on holiday
Ahh I hope you get to head off on a holiday soon!
The flower festival sounds great and the beach looks lovely.
It sounds beautiful doesn’t it – all the carts going through the town.
All the beaches in Ibiza are unbelievable! I had an amazing holiday there a few years ago and didn’t go to a single club
That is amazing to hear! I would love to go for the history one day and just spend time exploring.
I’ve never been interested in Ibiza as I’m not into clubs these days,this post is a game changer!the flower festival and hippy markets sound right up my street xx
The Hippy Markets sound incredible, don’t they? I so want to go and visit them all myself, I love artisan products.
Would love to go to Ibiza – I’ve missed travel so much during lockdown
I hope you get to go and explore Ibiza one day. Fingers crossed, the pandemic will be over soon for us all.
It looks like Ibiza is well worth looking at for a quiet holiday so long as we can have a quiet flight there it will be ideal for us.
Definitely, you have to be careful about where you go, but it is a beautiful place.
I have never been to Ibiza, but it sounds and looks lovely and picturesque.
It is a stunning location, definitely somewhere for people to think about going.
Very interesting. I’ve been wanting to go to Ibiza for a while. I’m not much of a history lover generally but the Old Town definitely looks intriguing!
Definitely worth having a look at – even if you go for the sweets 😉 lol.
I have clearly been hoodwinked by ‘false news’; I didn’t realise there were are quiet, relaxing parts to Ibiza. I thought it was party central 24/7 and strictly for those in their twenties or younger!
I only know as my Mum has spoken about it as went to the quieter side and said it was absolutely stunning. I really want to see The Old Town myself.
I last went there in 1986 on my honeymoon . It’s changed a lot but still seems to have so much to offer.
Definitely – I think it has a bit of a reputation these days, but you can definitely look beyond that, it has a lot to offer which isn’t just partying.
I was supposed to be going but then covid happened…maybe next year! Great post.
Oh no I am so sorry – I hope you manage to go next year!
I have had some great holidays in Ibiza and miss going abroad on a whim. Not sure I could cope with international travel anymore and it is such a phaff in a wheelchair
I have to admit I’ve sat and thought I would love to be by a beach but taking a wheelchair with me sounds a real hassle. Perhaps I’ll stick to England.
Great post looking forward to actually having a holiday this year. Will now defiantly be considering Ibiza as a destination.
Aww yay I am glad you have a new place to think about going on holiday to!
It does like a perfect place for a holiday, the sun, those beaches and the local markets and towns make me want to book my holiday right now
It sounds so nice doesn’t it – the market and the old town sound right up my street.
This has got me looking forward to summer holidays
Do you have anything planned for the summer yet?
I always think of Ibiza as a place to party but it looks lovely and relaxing!
It really can be a nice and relaxing place to go as well, when you know where to look I think.