Luxury holiday villas, airbnb and accommodation in Ibiza

Visiting for a clubbing filled holiday spent partying all night and sleeping on the beach all day? Short term apartments and hotels in Ibiza's San Antonio bay are at a stone's throw away from the popular bars and clubs, right on the beach near the famous Café Mambo, the perfect spot for sunset drinks. Looking for somewhere that has the buzz of Ibiza but close by to amazing restaurants on cobbled streets and bars down by the trendy Marina? Check out our apartments and hotels in Ibiza Town. Looking for somewhere a bit quieter to relax and top up your tan and to enjoy the laid-back vibe of Ibiza? Likibu have a wide range of luxury villas in Ibiza with private pools, perfect for a tranquil escape or a group getaway.

Climate

Ibiza has sun all year round and rains for only an average of 38 days a year. In the high season of June to September, you can expect the temperature to fall around 26-30 degrees with it not getting too much cooler at night. With guaranteed warm and sunny temperatures in the summer months, renting holiday accommodation in Ibiza is a great opportunity to escape to a warmer climate for your summer holiday. The warmth does carry on through autumn and with the end of the season ending in mid-September, the crowds dying down makes Ibiza a nice place to escape to as it gets a little colder in the UK. In the winter months Ibiza can become rainier and windier and the days a lot shorter.

How to Get To Ibiza and Getting Around

Ibiza is the number one party destination for Brits so there are flights in and out of the island from most UK airports daily during the summer high season. Low cost airlines such as Ryanair and EasyJet fly to Ibiza airport from across the UK for as little as £43 in around two and a half hours. If you are already visiting mainland Spain,  then it could be a good idea to visit Ibiza at the end of your trip, as you can reach the island by ferry in around 3 hours from a holiday rental in Valenica , while a holiday apartment in Majorca is a 4 hour ferry ride away. The airport in Ibiza is on the South East of the Island and is easily accessible from all of the main holiday destinations. There are bus links from the airport to the town and port and many hotels in Ibiza offer transfer shuttle services. If you're opting for a villa in Ibiza in a more rural area we'd advise you to hire a car to allow you to get around and explore the island to its best potential.

Places to stay in Ibiza

Ibiza Town

Think exclusive cocktail bars, indie boutiques and timeless streets which are filled with street art and tropical flowers. The quaint and crumbling structures of Ibiza Town will make the islands party scene feel like a distant buzz, as visitors flock to this area to immerse themselves in a vibrant artistic hive which is undeniably beautiful, and undoubtedly Spanish! Choose an apartment in the walls of this castle community, and experience the rich culture and cuisine which this island has to offer.

San Antonio

If you are coming to Ibiza to enjoy its globally renowned nightlife scene, look no further than San Antonio. The resort which is crammed with affordable bars and clubs is favourite among party-goers from across the world attracts visitors in their masses for many reasons, from its long stretch of sandy shores to the strip which stays alive even when the sun rises above the Balearic. Choose an affordable holiday villa in the heart of this buzzing beach resort where you can re-charge before nightfalls on this neighbourhood once more. #### Es Canar The bayside area of Es Canar is a happy medium between Ibiza’s bustling party neighbourhoods and its peaceful resorts, as this small but charismatic resort is offers everything you could want from a beach town in Ibiza. Built around the shores which are a favourite among snorkelers, Es Canar’s palm tree kissed boulevard is where you can find the famous Hippy Market, along with waterfront coffee shops and beach clubs. Rent a room with a view of Es Canar’s beach, and discover why Ibiza is called the ‘White Island’.

What to See and do in Ibiza

Es Vedra Viewpoint

Ibiza is a beautiful island, full of natural breath-taking sights. If you fancy taking a bit of a hike, make the trip to the Es Vedra viewpoint which is signposted ‘Torre des Savinar' and is reached by turning off 1km southeast of Cala d'Hort and walking 10 minutes up to the edge. Es Vedra is a small island which has many interesting myths and stories attached to it and is a great spot to take in the crystal-clear waters and makes for a perfect photo opportunity backdrop. Book an apartment with a view to see the Es Vedra viewpoint from below.

Old Town

Another must-see is the Old Town of Ibiza. Whether you're staying in accommodation in Ibiza Town or a beach front appartment, visiting the Old Town on the Island is essential. With the cobbled streets and pretty white houses, Ibiza Town is the perfect place to pick up souvenirs in the Hippy Market, get lost in its winding alleyways or have an evening drink down by the harbour. Dalt Villa which rests at the top of the Old Town is an old fortified citadel and is definitely worth a trip with many beautiful restaurants lying inside the walls as well as a great view over the port, especially at night.

Quad Biking and Boat Trips

If you want to leave your sunbed and explore the Island some more, there are plenty of great fun activities suitable for all visitors and at any budget. For any adrenaline junkies, you can hire quad bikes to go on and off road to discover the best beaches and hidden corners of the island. Another great day activity suitable for all is taking the boat trip from Ibiza Town to Formentera, a small sister island to Ibiza offering great snorkelling and swimming on its dazzling and quieter coastline.

Enjoy Delicious Spanish Cuisine

Eating and drinking are also a big part of Ibizan culture. Try the Spanish and Mediterranean delicacies of sangria, paella, tapas and the traditional liquor, Hierbas ibicencas. If you're a fan of seafood, it's definitely worth sampling some of the delicious fresh fish caught in the Mediterranean Sea and brought back to the Island.

Nightlife in Ibiza

Of course, Ibiza is renowned for being the party island with world famous bars and clubs hosting the biggest DJs and artists every summer. To name a few, Pacha is the original Ibiza club, Ushuaia is a spectacular open-air venue and party hotel, Amnesia is an iconic clubbing space with a purposely designed glass roof that fills the club with light as the sun comes up in the early hours. If this sounds like your idea of an Ibizan holiday, check out our selection of party hotels and apartments in Ibiza.

Best Beaches

If you want to venture away from your hotel, apartment or villa in Ibiza to relax on the white sands, the Island has plenty of amazing beaches to offer. Cala Llonga is the best beach for families, providing soft sands and shallow, safe waters for kids to splash around in. Cala Bassa is a great one for the party goers who are staying in a hotel or apartment in San Antonio with a direct bus route to drop you off for a day of catching the rays. Alternatively check out our selection of Ibiza beach-front apartments and hotels so you don't have to go far to feel the sand between your toes.