2 September 2026

Stargazing Soirées Cast a New Light on Ibiza Nights

Stargazing Soirées Cast a New Light on Ibiza Nights

Ibiza isn't just about sun and beats. The Consell Insular d'Eivissa and the Astronomical Group of Eivissa are lifting the curtain on the island's celestial wonders with 'Noches de Estrellas' at the observatory in Cala d'Hort. Across September to November, five free stargazing nights invite astronomy enthusiasts to explore constellations and gaze at distant galaxies, while getting a front-row seat to marvel at Saturn. With space limited to 30 participants per night, bookings are essential. Though participation is complimentary, prior registration via email is mandatory, and a free shuttle service from the Consell's office in Vila will ferry participants to the observatory. The events kick off at different times, with the first scheduled for September 5th at 10 p.m. Keep in mind that weather conditions could lead to rescheduling, adding a layer of anticipation to this celestial affair. Suitable for those over six, seize the rare opportunity to inject your Ibiza sojourn with a dash of cosmic intrigue.

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