16 July 2026

Ibiza's Public Transport Hits Record High with Over a Million Passengers

Ibiza is reaching new heights this season, not just on the dance floors, but with its public transport too. The island's overhauled transportation service has hit an unprecedented milestone—logging over a million passengers in June alone. This remarkable achievement comes as the island's new public transport contract has been rolled out, boasting increased service frequencies and a modern fleet with 60% of the buses being electric. Travelling around the White Isle has never been easier or greener. As the numbers continue to rise, this shift means that roughly 2,500 daily car trips are now being replaced by public buses, setting a new standard for efficient and eco-friendly mobility on the island.

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Stranded Catamaran Adds Drama to Ibiza’s Scenic Coast After Storms

A catamaran has been left stranded and battered against the rocky coast of Dalt Vila in Ibiza since October 2nd following recent storms. Social media user @marcuoc has highlighted the issue on Instagram, noting the stark contrast between the ongoing season-ending parties and the docked marine debris. Amidst the festivities, this unattended vessel underscores a lingering issue, prompting questions about public authorities’ responsibilities in such environmental situations. As no actions have been taken, @marcuoc has posted urgent calls to action for citizens to aid in a cleanup effort before another approaching storm on Sunday could worsen the situation, potentially spreading debris further into the sea. This incident serves as a reminder that Ibiza's natural beauty is as much a part of its charm as its famed party scene, demanding attention and care from residents and tourists alike.

Weather Alert: Intense Rain and Winds Predicted for Ibiza This Weekend

Brace yourselves, Ibiza enthusiasts, for an unexpected twist in the island’s sun-filled skies. This weekend marks the arrival of a drastically different weather pattern affecting both Ibiza and Formentera. Starting Saturday, significant rainfall is on the horizon, coupled with a noteworthy drop in temperatures. Meteorology expert Romualdo Romero, affiliated with the University of the Balearic Islands, states that a sudden shift in weather conditions is absolutely on the cards for the upcoming days. As the weekend unfolds, the situation is set to peak from Sunday through Monday, resembling classic autumnal storms, characterized by strong easterly and northeasterly winds. While it's not a Mediterranean hurricane, the heavy rain could prove disruptive. Additional challenges come from the warmer-than-usual sea temperatures, which may exacerbate adverse effects. Romero highlights the possibility of two 'danas'—isolated high-altitude depressions—forming, which are known to trigger severe downpours. Predictions indicate these will impact the Mediterranean region, bringing moist marine air and gusty weather conditions. Although temperatures will initially remain high until Saturday, expect them to drop by 3 to 4 degrees as the storms hit, normalizing around seasonal averages by the week’s end. So, while it won't be freezing, prepare for a notable contrast from the typical balmy October mood.

Sant Antoni Cracks Down on Drug Possession During Ibiza's Clubbing Closures

This past weekend, as the clubbing season in Ibiza reached its finale, local authorities in Sant Antoni de Portmany took action to reinforce the island's commitment to a safe and enjoyable nightlife. A special operation by local police led to 90 fines for unlawful drug possession in public spaces. The coordinated effort involved Sant Antoni's police with reinforcements and a canine unit from Formentera. Among the substances found, the most prevalent was pink cocaine (tusi), though no amounts suggested intent to distribute, so no arrests were made. This highlights a focus on maintaining order and safety during the peak times of Ibiza's famous after-dark experiences, primarily impacting overseas visitors.