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9 September 2026

Beach Ban: Caló de s’Oli Closed as Sant Josep Advises Against Swimming

Beach Ban: Caló de s’Oli Closed as Sant Josep Advises Against Swimming

British tourists flocking to the sun-kissed shores of Ibiza should take note: the entire stretch of Caló de s’Oli beach is temporarily off-limits. Officials in Sant Josep have closed the area from the Auditorium to the intersection of Lugo Street and La Rioja Street. Swimming is on hold for now, though the reason behind this closure hasn't been officially confirmed. There's speculation that a spill might be the cause, but we're awaiting word from the authorities. The local council has seized the opportunity to thank beachgoers for their patience during this unexpected beach break.

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New Eco-Friendly Ferry Service to Transform Ibiza's Port Transport

New Eco-Friendly Ferry Service to Transform Ibiza's Port Transport

The Balearic Islands Port Authority is set to revolutionise maritime transport in Ibiza with an exciting new initiative. They have announced a 15-year contract for managing a nautical shuttle service at Ibiza’s harbour—a key move towards sustainable travel for those flocking to the island. Initially launched on a temporary basis in 2023, the service aims to alleviate traffic congestion, particularly on busy streets near the port and cruise terminals, embracing greener alternatives. Strategically stationed at key points such as Botafoc Marina and es Martell pier, the service will operate year-round, running hourly from 8 am to 11 pm, with added services when cruise liners dock. This efficient system promises to whisk over 600 passengers per hour to the heart of historic Ibiza Town. The company winning the bid will ensure high environmental standards with low-emission boats, meeting visitor demand while safeguarding the island’s natural beauty. Ticketing will be streamlined with a combination of digital solutions and physical sales points, undergoing meticulous maintenance and waste management. Look forward to a seamless, eco-conscious journey across Ibiza’s stunning waters.

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Christmas Preparations Begin Early with Festive Lights Brightening Ibiza

Christmas Preparations Begin Early with Festive Lights Brightening Ibiza

October has just begun and the festive spirit is already seeping into the heart of Ibiza. The island's central areas, including popular streets like Aragón, Vicent Serra i Orvay, and Canarias, are getting an early touch of Christmas with the installation of twinkling lights. Although the exact switch-on date remains a mystery, locals recall that last year the festive glow began on November 29. However, this year, that date coincides with Spain's anticipated general elections, leaving the timing of this cheerful event in limbo. Regardless, the early setup has caught many by surprise, heralding an early celebration that promises to add charm to Ibiza's winter atmosphere.

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Ibiza Set for Sun-Soaked Weekend with Highs Reaching 26 Degrees

Ibiza Set for Sun-Soaked Weekend with Highs Reaching 26 Degrees

Ibiza enthusiasts from the UK can rejoice as weather forecasts promise a sun-drenched weekend across the White Isle and neighbouring Formentera. The AEMET highlights a stable climate from Friday to Sunday, with temperatures peaking at a delightful 26 degrees in Santa Eulària des Riu on Sunday. As October draws to a close, expect clear skies with minimal cloud cover across popular hotspots such as Eivissa, San Antonio, and Formentera, all showing no chance of rain. Whether you’re lazing on the beaches or enjoying the island's vibrant party scene, the mild temperatures ranging from 13 to 26 degrees ensure perfect conditions for a quintessential Ibiza experience. Embrace the idyllic weather as the island offers a welcoming autumn escape, free from any rain interruptions.

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