22 June 2026

Ibiza Sizzles as Temperatures Soar to 36 Degrees

Sunseekers on holiday in Ibiza are feeling the heat as Sant Antoni hit a scorching 36 degrees Celsius on the first day of the season. Beaches across the island were packed with both locals and British tourists seeking a refreshing escape from the heat. Not far behind, Sant Joan saw temperatures reach 35.4 degrees, with Vila, Formentera, and even Ibiza airport experiencing similarly sweltering conditions, hovering around 30 to 33 degrees. With the mercury expected to stay high, Ibiza and Formentera are on a yellow alert for the upcoming days, signalling that tourists should be prepared for continued high temperatures possibly peaking at 36 degrees until Tuesday. Those planning to enjoy the iconic beaches or attending events should stay hydrated and take precautions against the sun as the islands brace for this early summer heatwave.

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