12 August 2026

Ibiza Boosts Public Transport for Solar Eclipse Event

For UK travellers heading to Ibiza, get ready for a seamless journey as the island ramps up its public transport options for the highly anticipated solar eclipse on Wednesday, 12 August. The Council of Ibiza has strategically boosted several key routes to handle the expected influx of eclipse enthusiasts. Noteworthy enhancements include a 33% increase on the T1 line from Eivissa to Sant Antoni, a 20% rise on the T2 line, and a significant 50% bump on the T5 linking Santa Eulària and Sant Antoni. The P7 from Sant Antoni to Cala Salada will also see a 50% increase, while services from Can Coroner to Benirràs are set to double. Beach lines crucial for those chasing the best eclipse views will remain unchanged, yet authorities caution travellers to plan ahead, anticipating possible delays due to increased traffic congestion. Real-time bus timings can be checked via the Alsa Mobi4U app, ensuring a hassle-free experience on this spectacular celestial day.

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