23 May 2026

Ibiza's Public Transport Gets a Green Makeover with Electric Buses

Ibiza is revamping its public transport with the phased introduction of 64 cutting-edge electric buses. This move is part of a broader strategy by the Consell d’Eivissa to modernize and make transport more sustainable across the island. The rollout, happening this year, will include buses fitted with luggage racks to better serve both local residents and the influx of tourists eagerly travelling to and from the airport. Recent site visits, such as the one by President Vicent Marí to ALSA's depot in Cala de Bou, highlight the technical upgrades in infrastructure to support this eco-friendly shift. This initiative aligns with Ibiza's commitment to reducing emissions and enhancing mobility for everyone on the island.

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IGY Ibiza Marina Unveils Its Stunning Revamp of Edificio del Martillo

British tourists with a love for the uber-chic ambiance of Ibiza will be thrilled to hear that the IGY Ibiza Marina has completed a fabulous overhaul of the iconic Edificio del Martillo. Nestled within the island’s bustling port, this newly transformed location now boasts four sleek commercial spaces, each featuring expansive glass facades that offer breathtaking views over the marina. This ambitious renovation is part of IGY Ibiza Marina’s larger mission to upgrade its facilities, aiming to strengthen its ties with the city and boost its allure for yacht owners, captains, crews, residents, and those of you city breakers. According to Sasha Romashova, Corporate Commercial Manager at Ocean Capital Partners, the upgraded space enhances visitor experience and enriches the port's appeal, making it a vibrant spot for commercial and social activities. Additionally, a high-capacity electrical connection has been installed to cater to the latest needs of superyachts, allowing these grand vessels to connect to the local power grid seamlessly. This not only reduces reliance on generators but also contributes to lower noise and environmental impact in the port area—a win-win for everyone soaking up the Ibiza sun on their cherished Balearic getaway.

Ibiza's Most Instagrammable Clubs: Dive into a Visual Wonderland

In the ever-evolving world of Ibiza nightlife, where the rhythm never stops and memories are crafted under starlit skies, the latest trend is all about creating the ultimate Instagram moment. Clubs across the island are investing heavily in lighting and visual design, transforming not only their dance floors but also their entire venues into visual wonderlands designed to be shared. This isn't just about lighting up the night; it's rapidly becoming an integral part of their cultural identity. As social media stakes its claim in the clubbing scene, these Instagram moments are now pivotal to marketing strategies for many venues. It's the season for shareable content, and what's more shareable than a photo with your favourite DJ at Amnesia, under the iconic cherry lights of Pacha, or amidst the sleek, cutting-edge designs at Hï Ibiza? Not forgetting our dear Eden Ibiza, nestled comfortably amongst the top venues, with its breath-taking Void Acoustics Gold Incubus sound system, drawing in those eager to combine acoustic perfection with visual splendour. These investments in design are more than just cosmetic; they're personal invitations to every clubber to take a slice of their Ibiza experience home with them, immortalised through their social feeds. In a destination renowned for its sensory overload—from its beaches to its bars—these clubs offer a visually intoxicating experience that’s as thrilling to capture as it is to endure. Once more, Ibiza proves it is the premier destination for those seeking not just a night out, but an experience that lingers long after the music has faded.

Ibiza Welcomes Four Cruise Ships, Avoids Chaos at Port

Ibiza's port was a lively scene as four cruise ships docked for the first time this summer, bringing over 7,900 passengers to the island. Among them was the lavish Scenic Eclipse II, followed by Silver Shadow, Costa Smeralda, and Oceania Cruises' Nautica. Despite the influx, the port managed to avoid the chaos, thanks to strategic disembarkation schedules. Notably, Costa Smeralda was the largest vessel, accommodating up to 6,554 passengers. While some tourists opted for organized excursions, others chose to explore independently, leading to long queues under the fierce Ibiza sun. Economic impact on local businesses was mixed; some shopkeepers reported a surge in customers, while others saw minimal spending. With a reduced peak in cruise passenger numbers this year, the island's infrastructure handled the traffic efficiently, supported by active management from Port Authorities.