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3 September 2026

Discover Ibiza's Pristine Beaches by Boat

Discover Ibiza's Pristine Beaches by Boat

Wake up to the soothing sound of waves and the radiant sun glinting off crystal-clear waters as you explore Ibiza from the sea. Sailing around this Balearic gem offers a unique perspective, away from the crowds. For a seamless experience, rental services in Ibiza provide everything from professional skippers to navigation essentials for those qualified to sail. While July and August are bustling with tourists, June and September offer a more tranquil atmosphere and perfect conditions. Iconic spots like Cala Salada and Cala Comte on the west coast lure visitors with stunning vistas and clear waters perfect for a peaceful swim. A trip to the legendary Es Vedrà, with its mystical allure, is a must-see, as is the essential sail to Formentera, where the turquoise waters rival the Caribbean. Planning and timing are key to enjoying your nautical adventures to the fullest in Ibiza.

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Ibiza Airport Faces Chaos Due to Torrential Downpours

Ibiza Airport Faces Chaos Due to Torrential Downpours

Intense rainfall has caused significant disruptions at Ibiza Airport, with several areas closed off due to severe leakage, as captured in images and videos shared by travellers. Overflowing with water, the terminal has had to resort to using bins to catch leaking rain, and access to parking areas is similarly flooded. Air traffic controllers reported on social media that the runway is currently impassable, leading to a rerouting of numerous flights to alternative locations. The situation is part of a broader weather pattern that has affected various Spanish airports, with delays and diversions stemming from thunderstorms and staff shortages in cities like Alicante, Barcelona, and Málaga. An official red alert for torrential rain persists over Ibiza and Formentera, with authorities closely monitoring the storm dubbed 'Adam'. Travellers are encouraged to stay informed as the situation unfolds. Detailed figures on the extent of flight disruptions remain unconfirmed at this stage.

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Heavy Rain and Storm Alert Issued for Ibiza and Formentera: Brace Yourself for a Wet Weekend

Heavy Rain and Storm Alert Issued for Ibiza and Formentera: Brace Yourself for a Wet Weekend

UK holidaymakers in Ibiza and Formentera should prepare for a weekend of wet weather as the island gears up for an intense downpour. Meteorological agency Aemet has issued an orange alert for both islands, warning of potential torrential rain and storms starting early Sunday morning. Expect strong easterly and northeasterly winds, along with a noticeable drop in temperatures, particularly around midday. The alert is set to remain in place from 9:00 am Sunday until 2:00 pm on Monday, with rainfall potentially reaching 160 litres per square metre. As rain began to lash the islands at around 9:30 am Sunday, residents and tourists were advised to take precautionary measures. If indoors, secure your home against water ingress, close windows and doors, and move objects that could be swept away by water or wind. If you need to be outside, exercise extreme caution, avoid driving through flooded areas, and steer clear of low-lying areas prone to water accumulation.

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Ibiza Battles Extreme Weather: Torrential Downpours Disrupt Flights and Flood Streets

Ibiza Battles Extreme Weather: Torrential Downpours Disrupt Flights and Flood Streets

The glitz and glamour of Ibiza momentarily paused as the island faced an unexpected bout of torrential rains, courtesy of the weather system 'Adam'. The intense downpour, which saw emergency units from the Unidad Militar de Emergencias arriving from Valencia, created widespread disruption. Key roads were rendered impassable and the bustling Ibiza Airport found itself submerged, leading to flight cancellations and diversions. Meanwhile, the city's streets turned into waterways, much to the dismay of both locals and club-hoppers. Rainfall metrics proved staggering at the Formentera station, capturing 117.8 litres per square metre, closely followed by Ibiza Airport at 117.3 litres. Other affected areas included Sant Antoni and Sant Joan de Labritja, recording significant precipitation levels as well. Travellers might experience some turbulence in their plans, but once the clouds part, Ibiza's famed sunshine and club scene await their usual revelry.

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