22 September 2026

Savour the Flavours of Ibiza: dTAPASxIBZ Returns This October

Ibiza is calling those with a love for food to its second dTAPASxIBZ festival, happening from October 21st to 25th. This culinary celebration invites both locals and tourists to explore the island’s diverse gastronomy through a tantalising tapas trail. Featuring a mix of traditional and contemporary eateries, participants can indulge in creative tapas, priced between £5 to £10, from renowned establishments like La Barrita Ibiza and Can Moreta. Whether you're a clubber in need of a daytime adventure or a foodie wishing to explore Ibiza's culinary horizon, dTAPASxIBZ offers a delicious detour between beach relaxation and nightlife revelry. The festival not only highlights the culinary craftsmanship of local chefs but also aims to draw global attention to the island's rich food culture. Save the date and prepare your taste buds for a memorable autumn feast!

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