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24 April 2026

Potential Shortage of Bus Drivers Could Impact Ibiza's Busy Summer Season

Potential Shortage of Bus Drivers Could Impact Ibiza's Busy Summer Season

As the summer season kicks into high gear, preparations are underway to boost services across Ibiza, and the bus network is no exception. Transport provider Alsa aims to enhance its team for the busy months, as outlined in its agreement with the Consell Insular. However, there's a hitch—49 proposed reinforcements are awaiting their work permits to start on the island. According to Mariano Juan, this bureaucratic delay could leave the bus network short of staff. The Consell Insular, while aware of Alsa's call for help, clarifies it has no authority to expedite these work permit processes. With the clock ticking, if these permits aren't sorted between 1 May and 1 June, Ibiza's public transport system may face significant staffing challenges just as the island welcomes an influx of visitors eager to soak up its famed clubbing scene.

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Ibiza's Northeastern Beaches Left in Disarray After Torrential Downpours

Ibiza's Northeastern Beaches Left in Disarray After Torrential Downpours

UK tourists arriving in Ibiza may find the typically beautiful beaches of the northeast, like es Figueral, transformed by recent heavy rains. The storms, caused by DANA Adam, have swept through the sands and deposited mud and vegetation, presenting a markedly different landscape. Beaches such as Cala Llenya and Cala Nova also show signs of the downpour's impact as tourists navigate the altered terrain, some seizing the opportunity to sunbathe during brief sunny spells. Local residents recount the forceful currents as unprecedented, mentioning past major events, yet hoping for natural recovery. Tourists may need to adjust plans as they await the return of the usual sun-kissed ambiance.

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Ibiza Airport Road Reopens After Flooding Disruption

Ibiza Airport Road Reopens After Flooding Disruption

Ibiza's main access road to the airport is back in action after severe flooding led to its closure. Torrential rains from what is being referred to as storm Adam caused the road to shut down at the busy Platja d’en Bossa roundabout, halting traffic in both directions. This major disruption took place on Sunday and continued into Monday as downpours and incidents across the island kept emergency services busy. The Consell Insular de Ibiza confirmed the temporary reopening of all roads on Sunday, but fresh overnight rainfall forced another closure between kilometres 3 and 5.5. Fortunately, the road has now been reopened, ensuring smoother access to one of the island’s most critical transport routes as the weather stabilises. Tourists heading to or from the airport should now find smoother sailing amidst Ibiza’s undeniable allure.

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Ibiza Beaches Temporarily Closed After Heavy Rains

Ibiza Beaches Temporarily Closed After Heavy Rains

Ibiza's beloved beaches, including hotspots like Talamanca, ses Figueretes, and Platja d'en Bossa, are temporarily off-limits to swimmers. This precautionary closure follows severe storms that have recently hit the island. The Ibiza Town Council has stated that the storm, known as DANA Adam, has brought debris onto the shores. Until thorough cleaning and safety checks are completed, these beaches will remain closed to ensure the safety of locals and tourists alike. Authorities are working diligently to reopen these popular stretches of sand as soon as it's safe.

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