19 June 2026

Scorching Heatwave Heralds the Arrival of Summer in Ibiza

Summer is officially making its grand entry into Ibiza! As temperatures rise, with highs predicted to soar to 36 degrees in the north, the sun will dominate this weekend's weather scene. Expect clear skies and a touch of Saharan dust for that true Ibiza feel. Sant Antoni de Portmany is bracing for up to 33 degrees, perfect for a sun-soaked adventure. Although Formentera promises slightly cooler temps, it's still a sunbather's paradise with a peak of 28 degrees. As Monday rolls in, Ibiza continues to bask in barely changed heat, setting the stage for a sizzling start to the week. Whether you're lounging at the beach or navigating work in the heat, this weather demands a slather of sunscreen and a refreshing cool bag.

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Alsa Transforms Ibiza's Public Transport Scene with a Massive 26% Passenger Boost

In just five months, Alsa, the public transport operator in Ibiza, has reported a remarkable 26% increase in passenger numbers, moving 4,958,831 travellers since taking over in April. This surge peaked in August with over 1.25 million passengers, marking a 40% year-on-year jump. The company has expanded its workforce to 390, including 350 drivers, by hiring from the mainland and overseeing housing for its staff. Alsa has also introduced 70 new vehicles, blending electric and hybrid models, significantly cutting down carbon emissions. Beyond transport, the operator has enhanced customer service with a robust digital presence and service information points. This overhaul represents Alsa's commitment to delivering a sustainable and modern public transport experience in Ibiza, catering to the island's vibrant tourist influx, including those from the UK eager to explore Ibiza's party scene with ease.

Ibiza's Shores Rocked by Floating Parties: Platges de Comte at Risk

Platges de Comte, one of Ibiza's most cherished beaches, is reportedly being disrupted by impromptu boat parties that turn the coastal waters into floating discos. Recent footage shared with local news sources reveals up to seven boats filled with partygoers, blaring music while enjoying the sunset. The thumping beats can be heard from the shore, causing distress among the local community. A long-time resident laments the decline of the area, noting issues such as illegal moorings, environmental degradation, and growing noise pollution, which is allegedly disturbing both humans and marine life, including dolphins. An online petition campaigning for the preservation of Platges de Comte has already garnered 1,736 signatures, calling for stricter enforcement against nearshore mooring and excessive noise. This situation echoes similar complaints at Cala Gracioneta, where charter boats routinely transform the area into high-volume dance zones. Local voices continue to urge for respect and preservation of Ibiza's natural and communal spaces.

Massive Transport Surge Hits Ibiza: Alsa's Electrifying Journey

Alsa, the company behind the public transport service on Ibiza, has achieved a significant milestone with 4.9 million travel journeys recorded since April. This marks an impressive rise of one million journeys compared to the same period last year, reflecting a 26.4 percent increase, according to data from the Consell. This surge has prompted Alsa to implement a robust response plan, ensuring operational capacities meet the island's bustling tourist demand. Since launching the new service on April 1, Alsa has amplified its resources, reshaping the bus lines to meet the growing expectations of tourists and locals alike. August alone witnessed a staggering 1.25 million users, a substantial 40.2 percent rise from August of the previous year. Other months have seen similar spikes, with increases ranging from 2.4 to 36.5 percent. To accommodate this demand, the workforce at Alsa has expanded dramatically. The company has onboarded 220 additional drivers, substantially raising its staff count on the island to 390 employees. This increase includes not only drivers but also essential support staff across workshops and offices. Alsa recognizes the cost of living challenges in Ibiza, offering housing support by directly leasing 270 rooms in 90 properties for their operational teams. Furthermore, over 500,000 euros have been channeled into specialist training programs, equipping the new recruits to handle the cutting-edge bus fleet. Speaking of the fleet, Alsa's commitment to sustainability has seen the introduction of 70 brand-new buses, with 34 being zero-emission electrics and 36 hybrid Euro VI models. These buses have already prevented 505.7 tonnes of CO2 emissions. The fleet will soon be bolstered by 30 more electric units, pushing the electrification of their vehicles to 64 percent. This transformation places Ibiza firmly on the map as a greener, more efficient travel hub for clubbing aficionados from the UK.