1 June 2026

Parking Woes Create Roadside Hazards at Ibiza's Stunning Cala d’Hort

Ibiza's mesmerising beach, Cala d’Hort, famed for its breathtaking scenery, is currently facing a puzzling predicament. A stalemate over parking facilities has surfaced, shadowing this slice of paradise with road safety concerns. With the main car park still closed due to unresolved negotiations between the local council and landowners, visitors are being forced to park dangerously along road edges. This situation not only poses a risk for drivers but also jeopardises the pristine environment, renowned for its high-level protection. Restaurants in the area are feeling the pinch too, as disrupted access has noticeably reduced the influx of sun-seekers and food enthusiasts.

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Melodic House and Techno Dominate Ibiza's Clubbing Scene This Summer

As the sun sets on the iconic Ibiza skyline and peak season kicks into high gear, club-goers from the UK will find themselves drawn to the hypnotic allure of melodic house and techno. This genre, growing ever more popular on a global scale, takes centre stage in the clubbing paradise. Venues such as Hï Ibiza are leading the charge, offering nights dedicated to the soulful beats of melodic house and the driving rhythms of techno. Unlike mixed-format events, Ibiza’s club nights have become increasingly genre-specific, adding to the rich tapestry of sound that defines the island's legendary nightlife. As you navigate through another thrilling summer, don’t miss the chance to experience the island’s top venues, including the renowned Eden Ibiza. Nestled in the top three clubs of Ibiza, Eden boasts the most powerful sound system on the island, featuring the Void Acoustics Gold Incubus. Accompanied by other popular hotspots, this summer promises an unforgettable auditory journey for electronic music devotees.

Spectacular Views Come with Risks: A Rescue Mission at Ibiza's Sa Pedrera

In recent news from the sun-drenched island of Ibiza, emergency services sprang into action at Sa Pedrera, Cala d’Hort, to rescue an injured individual. The incident occurred when the person fractured their foot amidst the area's rugged coastline. To reach the remote location, the coordinated rescue operation required the assistance of local firefighters, healthcare providers, and the Beach Lifeguard and Rescue Service, ultimately transporting the person safely by boat for further medical attention. Sa Pedrera, known for its breath-taking natural beauty, can be deceptively perilous due to its uneven terrain, steep slopes, and slippery rocks, particularly when damp or insufficiently navigated with inappropriate footwear. Authorities emphasized the need for visitors to exercise caution by wearing suitable hiking shoes, carrying ample water and sunscreen, avoiding precarious cliffs, familiarizing themselves with trails, assessing their own physical capabilities, and notifying others of their planned routes.

Cala Llonga's Iconic Flipper's: A British Favourite in Ibiza

Since opening its doors in 2003, Flipper's Bar in Cala Llonga has become a cherished spot for both locals and tourists on the island of Ibiza. Founded by José Ortiz, a man whose journey on the island began in a tent at just 15, Flipper's initially gained popularity as a ‘typical Brit hangout’. During the pandemic, a surge in popularity among locals for their roast beef offering helped Flipper's thrive despite challenging times. The restaurant also maintains a beloved tex-mex menu, with tacos being a particular favourite. Through the years, Ortiz has witnessed the shift from family tourism to shorter party-focused stays, though long-standing bonds have been forged with returning British families who span generations. The bar continues to uphold its family-friendly charm, complete with a humorous sign cautioning parents about unruly children. Now, under the guidance of José’s son Samuel, Flipper's is poised to continue its legacy as a beloved fixture in the evolving landscape of Ibiza's tourism scene.