16 April 2026

Ibiza's Roads Transform for Santa Eulària Marathon: What You Need to Know

Hold onto your sun hats, because this Saturday, Ibiza is not just about the beats and beaches. The island is set to host the electrifying Santa Eulària Ibiza Marathon, a spectacular event where sport meets the vibrant atmosphere of Ibiza. The excitement kicks off early with the Santa Eulària Ibiza Kids Run Caixabank at 9:30 AM, followed by a series of races throughout the day, including the thrilling 22K that gets underway at 5:15 PM.

The marathon will bring some temporary changes to the island's traffic flow, aiming to ensure the safety of participants and the smooth running of the event. From the picturesque streets of Puig d'en Valls to the charming lanes of Santa Gertrudis, several routes will be closed or adapted. If you're planning to drive between 3 PM and 9 PM, the organisers recommend checking the alternative routes they've mapped out. So, whether you're a marathon enthusiast or just soaking up the island vibes, get ready for a day that's bound to be unforgettable!

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