Ibiza2Day
Back to Home
29 July 2026

Crackdown on Glamourous Ibiza Villa Bash Leaves Party Promoter Outraged

Crackdown on Glamourous Ibiza Villa Bash Leaves Party Promoter Outraged

A lavish, unofficial bash in Ibiza's Casa Paola villa faced an abrupt halt when Sant Josep's local police intervened. On a morning marked by high-end vehicles queuing at es Cubells, the event organizer, an Israeli national, claimed to be assaulted by officers while trying to attend the gathering. He recounted being denied entry and alleges a physical altercation occurred. Frustrated, the promoter bemoaned the treatment, insisting they've splashed substantial sums on the island. He emphasized the international nature of the organizers, highlighting their ties to New York, France, and Dubai. With the villa reportedly rented at €7,000 per night and DJ Franky Ricardo booked at €25,000, the shutdown posed significant financial damage. Despite the gathering lacking official approval, he described it as a private birthday celebration for a wealthy friend, intent on enjoying Ibiza's typical lavishness. With the crowd reportedly under 250, including notable figures like models and Italian rappers, the ornamental affair was less about legality and more about indulgence.

VIP Access

Free Guestlist

Get free entry to the hottest events in Ibiza.

Keep Reading

Air Travel Chaos Disrupts UK-Ibiza Routes, Hits Ten Flights

Air Travel Chaos Disrupts UK-Ibiza Routes, Hits Ten Flights

The airwaves between the UK and Ibiza faced disruption recently due to a technical glitch within the British air traffic control system. This hiccup led to the cancellation of ten flights at Ibiza Airport, affecting both departing and arriving journeys connected to the UK. Five outbound and five inbound flights were axed, leaving many travellers in limbo. This issue had a broader impact, cancelling over 400 flights across major UK gateways like Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester, and Birmingham, with further repercussions at Jersey, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Southampton, Belfast, and Edinburgh airports. However, NATS, the UK air traffic control service, has since restored operations, and sources from Aena confirm that normality has resumed at Balearic airports as of Wednesday.

Read More
UK Travellers to Ibiza: Brace for Intense Weather Conditions This Weekend

UK Travellers to Ibiza: Brace for Intense Weather Conditions This Weekend

Holidaymakers heading to Ibiza this weekend, particularly those in the Santa Eulària des Riu region, should prepare for potentially severe weather. Local authorities have activated the Municipal Emergency Plan due to forecasts of heavy rain and strong winds across the Balearic Islands. The expected rainfall could reach up to 100mm in a mere 12 hours, prompting safety measures. The orange warning currently stands and will be reviewed by the Spanish State Meteorological Agency. Weather predictions include downpours of up to 40mm in an hour, severe storms, intense showers, winds exceeding 90 km/h, and possible hail, while coastal areas are under a yellow alert for stormy seas. Precautionary measures are in place, impacting outdoor and sporting activities, especially for minors, as safety takes precedence amid these intense conditions. Travellers are advised to stay informed and heed safety guidelines from local authorities and emergency services.

Read More
Chillier Breezes Sweep Across Ibiza as Temperatures Hitch Down

Chillier Breezes Sweep Across Ibiza as Temperatures Hitch Down

The transition into autumn is making its presence known across Ibiza and Formentera with a striking shift in weather. On Wednesday, the islands faced orange and yellow alerts due to rain storms and coastal phenomena respectively. Although the rain played a minor role, gusts of wind exceeding 60 km/h were enough to nudge temperatures down significantly. Overnight lows flirted with the 20ºC mark, dropping to 22ºC at Ibiza Airport, while Sant Joan recorded similar figures. In Mallorca, conditions were far more dramatic, with heavy rainfall leading to tragic consequences. A woman lost her life after being swept away by floodwaters in Felanitx as temperatures plunged to 14ºC in some areas. Fierce winds reached up to 158 km/h around Banyalbufar, underlining the severity of the storm. Thursday has persisted with yellow alerts for potential rain and coastal disruptions, evolving into a fresher morning feel than recent days. Highs are not likely to hit 30ºC, reflecting a noticeable dip in temperatures in the Pitiusas. This weather shift might have you switching from beach vibes to breezier island explorations, adding a different flavour to your Ibiza adventures.

Read More