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6 August 2026

Smooth Sailing at Cala d'Hort: Sunset Spot Reclaims its Tranquil Charm

Smooth Sailing at Cala d'Hort: Sunset Spot Reclaims its Tranquil Charm

The iconic sunset at Ibiza's Cala d'Hort, with es Vedrà providing a breathtaking backdrop, continues to draw hundreds every evening in August. This year, visitors can enjoy the view with less hassle, thanks to new and reopened parking facilities that have alleviated chaotic scenes from previous seasons. Once plagued by vehicles cluttering roadside spaces and hindering traffic and emergency access, the area now sees a more orderly influx. This change is in response to long-standing demands for better tourist management and road safety, as the local council began expanding parking options back in 2025. Although discussions about future parking management are ongoing, the serene atmosphere of Cala d'Hort at sunset remains unspoiled for now, allowing visitors to savour the stunning Mediterranean views without the nuisance of overcrowded roadways.

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Discover Ibiza's Hidden Heritage with ‘Ibiza Unveiled’

Discover Ibiza's Hidden Heritage with ‘Ibiza Unveiled’

Ibiza has announced an exciting new initiative, 'Ibiza Unveiled', at the London World Travel Market. This groundbreaking project invites UK clubbers and culture vultures alike to delve into the island's rich tapestry of history, culture, and natural beauty. Whether you're a seasoned visitor or exploring for the first time, this campaign reveals 98 unique sites, many recognized as Cultural Heritage Spots, offering fresh insights into Ibiza’s identity. Launched with much fanfare, the initiative taps into four thematic axes—defensive and coastal secrets, rural and traditional landscapes, social and cultural dynamics, and archaeological wonders. Think of it as a treasure map spanning across Ibiza’s walls, towers, historic neighborhoods, and ancient ruins. Physical maps and an accompanying digital platform—complete with QR codes and future plans for augmented reality experiences—offer informative trails around each point of interest, with content available in English and Spanish. Reflecting Ibiza’s strong connection with the UK, Vicent Marí, President of the Consell of Ibiza, emphasized the importance of this venture in enriching the tourist experience and alleviating the visitor surge during peak seasons by enticing tourists to explore beyond Ibiza’s famous party scene. With a whopping 61% of British tourists being repeat visitors, this initiative is set to fortify the island's allure as a year-round cultural destination.

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Eivissa Unveiled: Discover the Depths of Ibiza Beyond the Beach

Eivissa Unveiled: Discover the Depths of Ibiza Beyond the Beach

The iconic party capital, Ibiza, known for its electrifying nightlife and sun-drenched beaches, is setting its sights on a fresh chapter. At the World Travel Market in London, a new campaign titled 'Do You Know Ibiza? Now Discover Eivissa' is inviting UK tourists to explore the lesser-known cultural depths of Eivissa, its historic capital. Moving beyond the island's summer allure, this campaign highlights Eivissa's rich tapestry of history, cuisine, and culture, encouraging year-round travel and authentic experiences. As the drum of change beats, British tourists are called to embrace a more cultured visitation, with an emphasis on heritage and local flavours. The initiative also aims to boost tourism outside the usual peak, promoting the island as a hub for conferences and celebrations, thus supporting local business throughout the year. With Mediterranean vibes and the enchanting backdrop of Eivissa, this campaign promises to captivate the next wave of Ibiza devotees.

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Ibiza Shatters Visitor Record Amid Eclipse Frenzy

Ibiza Shatters Visitor Record Amid Eclipse Frenzy

Ibiza drew an astounding number of UK tourists and other visitors on 12 August, marking a new high in the island's storied history. Fuelled by an exceptional solar eclipse, the Pitiusas saw a combined presence of 373,345 people, with Ibiza itself teeming with 336,449 individuals. This influx broke the record previously set in 2025. Intriguingly, the day before the eclipse recorded 2,116,491 individuals across the Balearic Islands, highlighting the region's global allure. Amid the summer heat, this year's stellar event reshaped tourism patterns, as the calendar shifted its usual peak from the previous year's 6 August to the eclipse day itself. The state's Human Pressure Index reveals an unprecedented number of tourists among the mix, underscoring Ibiza's magnetic draw.

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