20 April 2026

Social Media Star Verdeliss Completes Santa Eulària Ibiza Marathon

Known for her vibrant online presence, Estefi Unzu, also known as Verdeliss to her 1.6 million Instagram followers, recently completed the 22-kilometre Santa Eulària Ibiza Marathon. Running alongside the pacesetters, she maintained a steady finish time of 1 hour and 40 minutes. Post-race, Verdeliss expressed her delight in experiencing the unique blend of urban and natural landscapes that Ibiza offers, from wild forests to bustling streets and the stunning Mediterranean coastline. Despite the challenge of the warm weather and hilly terrain, she savoured every moment of this unique amalgamation of sport and tourism. The brief trip has left her eager to return to the island soon, offering a refreshing take on seeing Ibiza beyond its renowned party scene.

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