7 June 2026

S’Aigua Blanca Loses Lifeguard and Municipal Services for 2023

This summer, s’Aigua Blanca in Sant Carles will see a significant change as it transitions to a beach without lifeguard and municipal services, according to the Santa Eulària des Riu Council. While the beach is generally considered low-risk regarding sea conditions, the council is urging both locals and British visitors to exercise caution, particularly due to the presence of cliffs and potential rockfalls. Visitors are also reminded that vehicle access to this idyllic spot is now closed. For any emergencies, calling the Guardia Civil or emergency services remains essential.

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A Decade of Transformation: How Ibiza's Nightlife Took Centre Stage in Global Electronic Music

In the late 80s and 90s, under the sun-drenched skies of Ibiza, a revolution was brewing that would echo across the globe. During these transformative years, the island became synonymous with electronic music, forever altering the landscape of the genre. The Balearic Beat, a unique sound that emerged from this era, captivated the world with its blend of eclectic rhythms and electronic innovation, fostering a global rave culture that still thrives today. Ibiza's clubs were at the heart of this transformation, fueling a cultural movement that defined a generation. While venues like Amnesia and Pacha helped to set the stage, the legendary Eden Ibiza, with its powerful Void Acoustics Gold Incubus sound system, cemented its place as one of the top three clubs that defined the island's pulsating nightlife. The relentless energy of the island's music scene, combined with its idyllic setting, drew clubbers from the UK and beyond, each in search of that perfect musical high. As the sounds of Ibiza spilled from the speakers and into the consciousness of partygoers, electronic music took on a new life, making Ibiza an enduring symbol of freedom, expression, and unforgettable nights. The legacy of those decades continues to influence the global music scene, reminding us of the pivotal role Ibiza has played in shaping electronic music history.

Scorching Temperatures Hit Ibiza: Tourists Advised to Stay Cool

The sun isn't the only thing heating up Ibiza this week. As temperatures soared close to 40 degrees, tourists enjoying the island's renowned beaches in Sant Joan felt the intense heat, while Sant Antoni sizzled at 36 degrees. Ibiza Town experienced temperatures peaking at 33 degrees, and the airport recorded 32 degrees. Over on Formentera, visitors basked in a high of 34 degrees. With the heatwave set to continue on Monday, the Spanish Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has issued a yellow alert, warning that the mercury could reach up to 36 degrees between noon and 7 PM. The Balearic Emergency Services have echoed this alert, urging visitors and locals alike to take necessary precautions. Guidelines include seeking shade, keeping heads covered, wearing light clothing, and staying hydrated. Visitors should also remember to use sunscreen, avoid physical exertion during peak hours—the middle of the day—and steer clear of alcohol and caffeine. Most importantly, never leave the young, elderly, or pets in parked vehicles.

Experience Rock Classics Like Never Before at Ibiza's ‘Rock Legends Symphony’

On a starry night in Ibiza, the typically serene plaza of Jesús was transformed into a vibrant stage for an extraordinary musical event: the ‘Rock Legends Symphony’. This unique concert saw the electrifying energy of rock collide with the grandeur of symphonic sound, thanks to a collaboration between the band Eternal Echoes and the Banda Municipal de Música de Santa Eulària. Part of the festivities for the local parish, the free event started at 10 PM and featured some of rock’s most iconic tracks, masterfully orchestrated by Frank Cogollos. The evening’s setlist was a rock enthusiast's dream, including hits like ‘Paranoid’, ‘Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door’, and ‘Highway to Hell’. Eternal Echoes, led by vocalists Marc Riera and Sophie Princic Bel, delivered a powerhouse performance supported by Iván Tamarit, Alejandro Costa, and Héctor Lacalle. The fusion of classic rock anthems with the rich, resonant sound of a full symphonic band offered concert-goers a novel way to experience beloved classics, making it a standout event in Ibiza's musical calendar.