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Excursions, tours and activities on ibiza and formentera.

Welcome to the captivating world of Ibiza and Formentera, where we invite you to explore the diverse beauty of these Balearic Islands through our exceptional excursions, tours, and activities on Ibiza. Immerse yourself in the rich cultural and spiritual history that these islands hold, offering a perfect blend of cultural exploration and natural wonders. Discover the hidden gems and iconic landmarks of Ibiza and Formentera with our carefully crafted excursions, tours, and activities . Whether you’re seeking cultural insights or thrilling adventures, our offerings cater to every traveler’s desire.  

Ibiza is about 40 kilometres long and only about 20 kilometres wide and is the third largest island in the Balearic Islands with a total area of 572 square kilometres. In addition to the most famous party hotspots, you will find crystal blue water, breathtaking beaches and the typical Ibiza flair. The exclusively white buildings in the sleepy villages in the hinterland also give Ibiza the nickname “White Island”. Ibiza has a long history and a variety of natural landscapes, many of which remain unspoilt and undiscovered to this day. The Can Marca de Ibiza stalactite caves are a particular highlight. Dive down into the underworld to illuminated stalactite formations and experience the light show accompanied by breathtaking music. Sa Talaia de San Jose is the highest mountain in Ibiza at 475 metres. Climb it on one of the many hikes on Ibiza. One of the most famous landmarks are the Es Vedra rocks, which rise majestically out of the water. Es Vedra is known as a mystical place and radiates a unique energy. The famous rocks on Ibiza are an important part of the island’s cultural heritage. Delve into the rich history and natural beauty of Ibiza with our enlightening Sightseeing Tours on Ibiza . Explore ancient landmarks, charming villages, and panoramic viewpoints, gaining a deeper understanding of the White Island’s unique allure.  

The capital Eivissa, or simply Ibiza Town , is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and combines mysterious history, breathtaking culture and unrivalled nightlife. Stroll through the romantic streets of the old town and along the lively harbour promenade. Marvel at luxury yachts in the harbour and party with high society in the world’s most famous clubs.

Nightlife on Ibiza with the Best Clubs and Party Locations

Experience the legendary nightlife of Ibiza with our exclusive access to the best clubs and party locations . From the iconic Amnesia , Pasha, and Ushuaia to the world famous Nikki Beach, we provide tickets to ensure you dance the night away under the twinkling stars in Ibiza’s electrifying atmosphere . With its legendary clubs and first-class DJs, Ibiza is loved worldwide for its electrifying energy . Dive into the rhythm of the Balearic beats aboard our extraordinary Party Boat Tour s on Ibiza, where the pulsating energy of the island’s legendary nightlife meets the sparkling Mediterranean waters . Our Party Boat Tour s offer an electrifying atmosphere with top- notch DJs, vibrant music , and an ambiance that captures the essence of Ibiza’s famed party scene .   

Boat Tours and sailing trips on Ibiza and Formentera

Embark on a nautical journey with our captivating boat tours around the crystalline waters of Ibiza and Formentera. Here you find all types of boat tours on Ibiza and Formentera. Explore secluded coves , breathtaking beaches , and the enchanting coastlines on our carefully curated boat excursions . Sail into serenity with sailing trips in Ibiza and Formentera and f eel the wind in your hair as you discover the islands from a unique perspective . Our sailing tours promise unforgettable maritime adventures and breathtaking views . Our boat trips provide a seamless and scenic connection between Ibiza and Formentera, allowing you to explore the unique charm of both islands in one remarkable voyage . Whether you prefer a leisurely ferry to Formentera or an exclusive yacht experience , our services cater to every traveler’s preference . Revel in the sea breeze , soak in the sun , and witness the beauty of the Ibiza-Formentera route, promising an unforgettable maritime adventure that seamlessly blends comfort and discovery .  

Family friendly tours and activities on Ibiza

What to do with children on Ibiza? Enjoy a delightful family adventure with our carefully curated family friendly tours and activities on the picturesque island of Ibiza. Designed to cater to all ages , our offerings ensure that every member of the family creates lasting memories amidst the island’s enchanting landscapes . Experience the crystal-clear waters and pristine beaches on our family-friendly boat tours , where you can relax and enjoy the beauty of the Mediterranean in a safe and welcoming environment . Our exclusive sailing trips offer a serene escape , allowing families to bond while sailing along Ibiza’s breathtaking coastline . Immerse yourselves in the local culture by visiting the famous vibrant Hippy Markets , where arts , crafts , and a lively atmosphere await .

Action and adrenaline on Ibiza and Formentera

For adrenaline enthusiasts , Ibiza offers a range of action activities , from hiking the highest mountain , Sa Talaia de San Jose, to exploring the mystical Can Marca de Ibiza stalactite caves . For those seeking adventure , our Jeep T ours and Buggy Tours take you off the beaten path , exploring the diverse landscapes and hidden corners of Ibiza.  

Group events and Incentives on Ibiza

Elevate your group events and Incentives with our specialized services in organizing unforgettable experiences on the stunning island of Ibiza. Whether you’re planning a corporate retreat , team-building excursion , or any group celebration , we are your dedicated partners in creating tailor -made, immersive experiences . Ibiza, with its captivating landscapes and vibrant culture , provides the perfect backdrop for fostering teamwork , building relationships , and celebrating achievements . Our team ensures seamless coordination of logistics , unique activity planning , and exclusive access to the island’s best venues . Let us curate a bespoke group event on Ibiza that exceeds expectations , leaving a lasting impression on your team or guests . Elevate your gatherings with the charm of Ibiza, where every moment becomes a memorable celebration .  

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Ibiza Island Tour

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Paradise beaches with crystal-clear water, idyllic coves and whitewashed towns: Ibiza is truly enchanting. Explore the island on this guided tour, discovering its natural gems and the most exciting points of interest.

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Having picked you up at your hotel first thing in the morning, we'll embark on our bus tour around Ibiza.

First, we'll head towards the south of the White Isle and stop at the historic salt flat:  Las Salinas , these days one of the most fashionable beaches on the island. We'll also take a break at the Cala d'Hort viewpoint to admire this beautiful beach and see the island of Es Vedrà in the distance.

Back on the road, you'll be taken to the next stop, the famous town of  San Antonio . Enjoy the spectacular views of the sparkling turquoise sea in the stunning hidden coves from the bus.

We'll stop at a charming village, such as Santa Gertrudis  (or another, depending on the day), where we'll take a break and soak in the Ibiza vibes. Afterward, we'll continue our exploration of the picturesque side of Ibiza by visiting some of the stunning coves in the island's northern part . Here, you'll also have some free time for lunch.

Paradise beaches, picturesque villages, dreamy coves... and for the finishing touch: the Punta Arabi or Las Dalias market , depending on the day of the week. Mix with locals as you stroll amongst the colorful stalls , selling everything from handicrafts to clothing . What better time to do some shopping?

Finally, we'll drop you back off at your hotel.

Pickup is included in all areas of the island, but those staying in the hotels furthest away should pay a supplement:

• Cala Tarida, Cala San Miguel, Portinatx and Figueral: € 5 ( US$ 5.60)
• Cala Vadella, Club Delfín, Cala Carbo, San Vicente and Cala Leña: € 8 ( US$ 9)  

Important : Pickup from Portinatx, San Miguel and Cala Tarida won't take place on Saturdays, but will on Wednesdays.

Itinerary changes

Depending on the day of the week, we'll add a different stop before arriving in Santa Eulalia. On Wednesdays , we'll visit the west coast of Ibiza and the market of Punta Arabi , and on Saturdays , we'll visit the market of Las Dalias . On some occasions, the markets may not operate for reasons beyond our control. If this happens, we'll visit another location instead.

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7 hours - 8 hours.

The activity takes place with a guide that speaks in English and other languages.

Hotel pickup and drop–off

Transport by minibus or bus

English–speaking guide

Not included

When to book.

You can book up until 12 hours before the activity as long as there are still places. Book now to guarantee your spot.

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Accessibility

Not wheelchair accessible.

Sustainability

All services published on Civitatis are carried out in accordance with our Sustainability Code .

Our providers commit to:

• Provide a safe and satisfying experience.
• Reduce, reuse, recycle.
• Incorporate eco-conscious technologies.
• Uphold fair employment standards.
• Foster the growth of local communities.
• Preserve the integrity of local culture.
• Safeguard both cultural and environmental heritage.
• Ensure ethical treatment of animals.
• Operate with honesty and transparency.
• Encourage sustainable behaviors among customers and staff.

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• No printing of documentation required.

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