8 November 2026

Survival Zombie Event Shuts Down Ibiza's Platja d’en Bossa Roads This Weekend

Heads up to UK tourists planning a wild weekend in Ibiza! This Saturday night, from 8 PM to the early hours of Sunday, Platja d’en Bossa’s main road will be off-limits to traffic for the much-anticipated Survival Zombie event. The section between Fumarell and Gamba Roja streets is set to become a thrilling playground as participants dressed as zombies and survivors roam freely. Only authorised, emergency, and service vehicles will be granted access during the festivities. Authorities urge everyone to follow the rules and traffic guidelines to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. So if you see someone sprinting down the street, it might be more than just an adrenaline-fueled prank this weekend!

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Ibiza Set for a Calm Weekend as Storm Bruna Misses Its Shores

As the second storm of the season, Bruna, makes its way to Spain, UK tourists in Ibiza can breathe a sigh of relief. The storm, named by the Portuguese Meteorological Service, is expected to bring heavy rains and strong winds to areas like Portugal, Galicia, and Madrid. However, for Ibiza, the impact will be minimal. This Saturday, the island will experience some cloudy intervals with the possibility of light and isolated showers in the afternoon. Temperatures at night might dip slightly, though daytime readings will remain stable. By Sunday, a similar pattern is expected, with minor chances of rain and temperatures possibly peaking at a pleasant 23 degrees Celsius. Warnings of significant weather changes are primarily for mainland Spain, not affecting Ibiza’s laid-back weekend vibe. Visitors should stay updated on weather forecasts and heed any civil protection advice, but can largely continue to enjoy the island’s sun-drenched allure.