29 October 2026

Triathlon Event Temporarily Alters Traffic in Ibiza on November 1st

UK tourists heading to Ibiza this autumn should be aware of the upcoming traffic changes due to the European Triathlon Cup in Santa Eulària des Riu on November 1st. Scheduled traffic diversions will affect key routes including the road connecting Eivissa to Santa Eulària. Temporary road closures are planned in three slots: from 12:30 to 13:45, from 15:00 to 15:50, and from 17:00 to 17:50, mainly targeting the cycling segment of the race. Travelers should expect possible delays, particularly at the bridge roundabout and the Siesta roundabout towards Santa Eulària. However, alternative routes are available via the Can Guasch district and adjacent areas. For further assistance, visitors can contact the dedicated helpline at 681 257 210 to get detailed guidance on road accessibility during the event.

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