22 April 2026

Caution to Ibiza Party Seekers: Tourists Fall Prey to Rental Scam

A cautionary tale emerges from the sun-kissed shores of Ibiza as two seasonal workers have shared their unfortunate experience through a compelling video on social media. Eager to live the Ibiza dream and earn some extra cash during the season, the pair was shocked to discover their rental was already occupied by squatters. They had negotiated the initial deposit demand from a hefty €2,000 down to €800, only to find out the alleged landlord had a history with the police. This serves as a stark warning to UK tourists planning to work or holiday on the island this season—scams are real and prudence is essential. The distraught individuals urge future visitors to be wary and seek verified accommodations to avoid similar pitfalls. If you can offer them a trustworthy place to stay, they’d welcome any help.

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Discover the Timeless Charm of Llumbí: Ibiza's Historic Meeting Point

Nestled in the heart of Es Cubells, Llumbí bar has been a cornerstone of the Ibiza scene since 1958. Founded by Pep Marí and Maria Llorenç, this cherished locale began as a simple spot open only on Sundays and religious holidays. As the area around Es Cubells evolved with villas and foreign visitors in the 60s and 70s, so did Llumbí, slowly expanding its offerings to include local delicacies like their famed calamar a la romana. Today, still operated by the third generation of the founding family, Llumbí maintains its original essence. With a focus on family and local produce, it's not just about good food but the warmth of old-fashioned hospitality. Both tourists and long-term residents can enjoy stunning views and a laid-back atmosphere, a rare find amid the island's vibrant clubbing and party scene. Llumbí is a testament to the enduring spirit of Ibiza, creating connections over decades and serving as a reminder of a simpler, tranquil side of the island that many tourists might miss. Embrace a piece of history on your next Ibiza getaway and experience the welcoming charm of Llumbí.

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Brits planning to bask on the beaches of Ibiza may want to rethink their schedules as temperatures soar on the island. This past Sunday was marked by blistering heat, with the thermal sensation peaking at an astonishing 49 degrees in Sant Joan de Labritja, making it the hottest spot in the Balearics! Other popular destinations suffered similarly sweltering conditions, with Sant Antoni feeling like 44 degrees, Santa Eulària des Riu at 42, and Eivissa not far behind at 38 degrees. Even the often cooler Formentera recorded a steamy 34 degrees. Despite actual temperatures staying slightly lower, the stifling humidity means it felt much hotter—posing a challenge for those venturing outdoors. To stay safe, Aemet advises minimising sun exposure during peak hours, keeping hydrated, and limiting strenuous activity, especially for the elderly, young, and those with chronic conditions.

Beloved Ibiza Beach Bar Cala Escondida Set for a New Chapter on Platja d'en Bossa

Long-time fans of the iconic Cala Escondida beach bar, situated for the past eleven years at Racó d’en Xic near Cala Comte, were left heartbroken when it was announced that the bar would not reopen this year, marking the end of an era that began in 2015. However, there's a silver lining for lovers of Ibiza's sun-soaked charm. The team behind the much-loved spot has revealed plans to relocate to Platja d'en Bossa. They've shared their excitement online, promising the same essence that made it a favourite, albeit in a new location. Their social media post, full of nostalgia, invited fans to stay tuned for more details, with an anticipated reopening by the end of next week. The news has ignited joy across Ibiza, as messages of support and celebration flood in from eager patrons awaiting their return.