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8 May 2026

Wealthy Homeowners on Ibiza Face Criticism for Excessive Water Use

Wealthy Homeowners on Ibiza Face Criticism for Excessive Water Use

A viral video posted by social media user @_estibikoz_ has ignited a conversation about the environmental impact of extravagant water usage by affluent homeowners in Ibiza. The post, which has racked up over 100,000 views and hundreds of supportive comments, highlights the trend of transforming island properties with non-native vegetation requiring substantial water supply. The user shares experiences of working in such lavish homes, noting that despite the precious nature of water on the island, some estates receive more than 20 truckloads of water daily during the summer. The video criticises the lack of control over water consumption, urging a shift towards using native plants that align with Ibiza’s natural resources instead of creating landscapes mirroring far-flung locales. The user emphasizes the importance of accountability in promoting sustainable living practices on the island.

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