27 September 2026

Ibiza Beaches Buzzing as Summer Lingers into Autumn

As autumn supposedly begins, Ibiza's beaches are still buzzing with life similar to a mid-August scene. The first official weekend of autumn saw beaches like Platges de Comte and Cala Bassa filled with tourists clinging to the last days of their summer escape, families enjoying the sun, and locals finally venturing out after the peak season. Temperatures soared to a warm 30 degrees, particularly in Sant Josep and Santa Eulària, providing a perfect setting for a beach day. This heatwave coincides with the 'Veranillo de San Miguel', a late-September warm spell, making beachside businesses thrive as they prepare for a seasonal close in October. The warmer trend is set to continue into the coming months, with forecasts suggesting a mild winter for the Balearics. However, change may be on the horizon, with rain anticipated next weekend. This comes after the hottest summer on record, with sea temperatures reaching unmatched highs, marking a memorable end to the summer season.

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Ibiza Ferry Schedules Under Siege By Weather Disruptions

For British clubbers journeying across the Balearics, be advised: severe weather has forced ferry operator Baleària into a schedule reshuffle between Ibiza and stunning Formentera this Thursday. The Cap de Barbaria, originally headed from Ibiza at 17:32, will now depart an hour earlier at 16:32. Those hoping to return from Formentera at 19:02 should prepare to set sail at 18:02 instead. Meanwhile, the morning sailings on the Nixe ferry have been scrapped entirely. The turbulence doesn't stop there, affecting broader routes: all Thursday connections between Alcúdia and Barcelona, Palma-Eivissa-Dénia, and more have been axed due to the turbulent skies. Further disruptions are also on the horizon for Friday sailings. If you're one of those devoted to Ibiza's legendary nightlife, ensure your sailing plans are shipshape to avoid missing out on that epic sunset party or beachfront chill.

Ibiza Coast Cleansed of 150 Kilos of Plastic by Enthusiastic Volunteers

A group of dedicated eco-warriors, including twelve students from the Lycée Français d'Eivissa and members of the Ibiza Hike Station team, have successfully cleared 150 kilograms of plastic waste from Ibiza's coastline. During a three-hour 'Hike to Clean' event, they collected fragments of plastic, microplastics, footwear carried ashore by the tides, and debris from abandoned boats hidden among the rocks. This initiative not only helped tidy the picturesque coastline but also highlighted the environmental challenges the island faces. Participants discussed the alarming amount of rubbish polluting Ibiza's beaches and its impact on marine life and the food chain. Despite the physical challenge and the increasing weight of their bags, the group remained spirited throughout, embodying the passion of future generations in safeguarding Ibiza's natural beauty. As Manuel Ehrensperger, founder of Hike Station, noted, witnessing young enthusiasts actively protecting the island was a powerful reminder of the importance of preserving its unique environment.

Ibiza's Battle Against Laughing Gas Continues Amid Tourist Concerns

Ibiza is cracking down on laughing gas use despite a ban on its sale and recreational use since early August. The substance remains a significant issue for Balearic authorities, sparking calls for greater enforcement tools. During a recent tourism season review by the Civic Promotion in Tourist Areas Commission, regional officials acknowledged the lack of resources to tackle this issue, despite hefty fines of up to €60,000. Sant Antoni, known for its lively nightlife, is stepping up its response with a €4.25 million allocation from the Sustainable Tourism Tax. This funding, part of a broader €21.6 million distribution among key areas like Palma and Magaluf, will bolster security and inspections over the next two years. Increased police presence, with ten additional officers joining Sant Antoni’s force, is aimed at curbing uncivil behaviours. Elsewhere, Palma has ramped up its police forces at Platja de Palma, while Calvià has doubled its patrols in Magaluf to counter a rise in thefts. Llucmajor has introduced a mobile citizen service in s'Arenal. Authorities emphasize the importance of ongoing coordination and plan to sustain a decree against tourism excesses until end-2027.