19 August 2026

Cala Llenya Shines with Environmental Recognition, Uplifting Ibiza's Beach Standards for British Sunseekers

Cala Llenya Shines with Environmental Recognition, Uplifting Ibiza's Beach Standards for British Sunseekers

Ibiza has bolstered its status as an ecological haven with Cala Llenya receiving the prestigious ISO 14001 certification from AENOR. This accolade, renewed by the Santa Eulària des Riu council, highlights the island's commitment to environmentally responsible beach management, now covering beaches including Santa Eulària, es Riu, Cala Llonga, es Canar, es Figueral, and Cala Llenya. This rigorous certification is evidence of Ibiza’s proactive steps in reducing environmental impact and enhancing the sustainability of its beloved beachfront locales. On a parallel note, the islands have also triumphed in maintaining the UNE 170001 Universal Accessibility certification for widely popular beaches like Cala Llonga, Santa Eulària, and es Canar. This ensures that these spots are equipped to offer safe and independent access for all visitors, with dedicated support staff on site to assist with accessibility needs. These developments elevate the allure of Ibiza's coastline, promising British tourists an eco-conscious and inclusive beach experience on their much-cherished island holidays.

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Sonorama Takes Ibiza by Storm: Music Fills Caló de s’Oli Despite Rain Threats

Sonorama Takes Ibiza by Storm: Music Fills Caló de s’Oli Despite Rain Threats

Ibiza was buzzing this Friday as the Sonorama Ribera Goes to Ibiza kicked off the weekend with an electrifying start at the Auditori Caló de s’Oli in Sant Josep. Braving the ominous clouds, eager music lovers gathered to catch the free-to-access opening-day performances, which began in the late afternoon. Headlining was Madrid's rock sensation Kitai, who set the scene ablaze, dismissing any weather worries and fully engaging the crowd. The band rocked the gathering with their own hits and spiced things up with covers of well-loved tracks, such as those from Dover. As twilight descended over the bay of Sant Antoni, the atmosphere intensified with more festival-goers joining the energetic audience. Attendees flocked from far and wide, including Maria and Luis, who flew in from the mainland just for the occasion. They seized the chance to merge their musical passion with an Ibiza escape. The seaside venue added a unique allure to the experience, transforming the evening into a memorable spectacle with live tunes serenading the waves. Excitement continues into Saturday with the festival relocating to Venice Bay. This time, expect Anabel Lee, Peter Colours, and a line-up of others to keep the energy soaring. Tickets for this second day are priced at €45, with a special discount for local residents at €30. Despite Friday's stormy forecast, the initial day's success sets a promising tone for the ongoing weekend festivities.

Rumbling Skies: Ibiza and Formentera Brace for Intense Storm Weather

Rumbling Skies: Ibiza and Formentera Brace for Intense Storm Weather

This weekend, British clubbing enthusiasts heading to the sun-kissed shores of Ibiza and its neighbouring isle Formentera should be aware of an orange alert issued for severe weather conditions. The Spanish Meteorological Agency has forecast heavy rain and thunderstorms from midnight Friday until Saturday afternoon, potentially delivering up to 40 mm of rain in just an hour. Expect skies to be overcast with sporadic downpours, yet temperatures will remain mild, ranging from 24°C to 28°C. Travelers should plan accordingly, keeping an eye on updates for any shifts in the storm's intensity.

Sun, Sand, and Safety: s’Arenal Beach in Ibiza Reopens After Temporary Closure

Sun, Sand, and Safety: s’Arenal Beach in Ibiza Reopens After Temporary Closure

Good news for those longing for a beach day in Ibiza: Sant Antoni’s beloved s’Arenal beach is back in action. Following a temporary closure due to a sewage issue, local authorities have confirmed that the waters are once again safe for swimming. A mechanical fault led to a spill on September 20, prompting an immediate shutdown as a precaution. However, the issue was swiftly addressed and fixed on the same day. Recent water quality tests have shown that everything is back within safe parameters, allowing the iconic green flag to be raised once more. Local officials emphasize their commitment to ensuring visitor safety, reaffirming that closures happen only when absolutely necessary to guarantee optimal conditions. So now, tourists can enjoy their favourite slice of Ibiza's sandy paradise without a worry.