2 days in Ibiza

Day by day

1. Day 1: Dalt Vila and Ibiza Cathedral

   Dalt Vila, Ibiza Cathedral, Puig des Molins and Museum of Contemporary Art (MACE), then Sant Antoni Sunset Strip in the evening.

   1. Morning

      Dalt Vila

      Enter through the Portal de ses Taules, flanked by Roman statues, and climb the cobbled lanes past whitewashed houses and small squares to the cathedral at the top, with views over the port, Formentera and the salt flats.

   2. Late morning

      Ibiza Cathedral

      Its terrace looks out over the harbour, the coast and the salt pans towards Formentera.

   3. Lunch

      Lunch: Bullit de peix

      Seafood restaurants on the coast, especially in fishing coves; often ordered a day ahead.

   4. Afternoon

      Puig des Molins

      The museum displays finds including terracotta figurines of the goddess Tanit, and you can descend into a burial chamber.

   5. Late afternoon

      Museum of Contemporary Art (MACE)

      Glass floors reveal archaeological remains beneath the galleries.

   6. Evening

      Sant Antoni Sunset Strip

      Arrive an hour before sunset for a seat, or sit on the rocks between bars for free.

2. Day 2: Es Vedrà and Cala d'Hort and Torre des Savinar

   Es Vedrà and Cala d'Hort, Torre des Savinar, Atlantis (Sa Pedrera) and Cala Comte, then Ibiza's superclubs in the evening.

   1. Morning

      Es Vedrà and Cala d'Hort

      The cove of Cala d'Hort faces it directly, with a small beach and seafood restaurants, and is one of the island's most scenic sunset spots.

   2. Late morning

      Torre des Savinar

      A short walk from a dirt-track car park leads to one of the best views on the island over Es Vedrà and its smaller sister islet, Es Vedranell.

   3. Lunch

      Lunch: Sofrit pagès

      Traditional restaurants in inland villages such as Sant Josep, Sant Joan and Santa Gertrudis.

   4. Afternoon

      Atlantis (Sa Pedrera)

      It is reached only by a steep, rough path down the cliff.

   5. Late afternoon

      Cala Comte

      It is one of the island's most popular beaches and a classic place to watch the sunset from the rocks.

   6. Evening

      Ibiza's superclubs

      Check each club's weekly line-up, buy tickets online in advance and plan transport home, as taxis are scarce at closing time.

Before you go

• Ibiza's superclubs: Popular nights sell out or cost much more at the door; buy tickets from the clubs' official websites ahead of time.

If it rains

• Swap in Cova de Can Marçà (North coast): Combine it with a swim at Port de Sant Miquel or Benirràs nearby.

Where to stay for this itinerary

Pace and daylight

The sights in this plan add up to roughly 18–22 hours of visiting over 2 days, before meals and getting between them. Daylight runs from about 9.4 hours in December to 14.9 hours in June, so in winter start early and keep museums for the afternoon.

Getting between stops: Bus. Island buses connect Ibiza Town, Sant Antoni, Santa Eulària, Platja d'en Bossa and the airport, with extra summer routes to many beaches and late-night services to the main clubs.

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