What airport do you fly into to go to Ibiza?

Flights to Ibiza land at Ibiza Aiport (IBZ), in the south of the island.

Where are the clubs in Ibiza?

The heart of Ibiza's renowned nightlife scene is primarily located in Ibiza Town and San Antonio. In Ibiza Town, you'll find some of the island's best clubs, celebrated for their marathon parties and top-tier DJ performances. San Antonio is famous for its Sunset Strip, full of nightclubs that contribute to the famously fun after-dark culture.

How far is Ibiza Airport from the centre of Ibiza town?

Ibiza Town is located around 7 km from the airport. The cheapest option is the Route 10 bus, which will take you to the town in a little over 20 minutes. If you'd prefer a private ride, a private transfer (which you can also book through easyJet) can get you door to door within 15 minutes.

Where can you get direct flights to Ibiza from?

Wherever you are in the UK, there's likely to be a direct flight to Ibiza from a city near you. Find your perfect route: Flights from London Luton to Ibiza Flights from London Gatwick to Ibiza Flights from Manchester to Ibiza Flights from Belfast to Ibiza Flights from Bristol to Ibiza

Can you go to Ibiza and not party?

While many fly to Ibiza for the nightlife, the island is actually a really varied holiday destination, full of charm and natural beauty. If you're looking to make more mellow Ibiza memories, consider booking in quieter areas like Portinax, Cala Llonga or Port de San Miguel.

Are flights to Ibiza expensive?

Ibiza flights can definitely get pricey, especially during the peak summer months, but you can find great deals by being flexible with your travel dates and times. Our Low Fare Finder can help you find the cheapest flights to Ibiza.

How long is the flight time to Ibiza?

Flight times from UK airports to Ibiza are quite manageable, making it a popular destination for British holidaymakers. From London , expect the flight to last about 2 to 2.5 hours. From airports further north like Manchester or Belfast International , the journey can take closer to 3 hours. These flight durations can vary slightly depending on factors such as specific flight routes and weather conditions.

Ibiza is famous worldwide primarily for its vibrant nightlife and electronic dance music scene, boasting some of the best nightclubs in the world. It's a regular host for top international DJs and a hotspot for party-goers. However, there's more to Ibiza than just its party scene. The island is also known for its stunning Mediterranean beaches, serene landscapes, and cultural heritage, including UNESCO World Heritage sites like Dalt Vila in Ibiza Town.

Is Ibiza cheap or expensive?

Ibiza's reputation as a party destination often comes with a higher price tag, especially in peak tourist season. Accommodation, dining, and entertainment costs, particularly in clubbing hotspots, can be quite high during the summer months. However, there are budget-friendly options available, and visiting outside of the peak season can significantly reduce costs. The island offers a range of accommodations and dining experiences to suit various budgets.

Ibiza is a small but diverse island, covering an area of approximately 571 square kilometres (220 square miles). Despite its size, the island boasts a variety of landscapes, from lively towns and renowned beaches to quiet villages and rugged countryside. Its relatively small size makes exploring different parts of the island convenient, whether you're looking for nightlife, culture, or relaxation.

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Why fly to Ibiza?

Despite what you may have heard, Ibiza isn't just about world-class clubs, bars and pumping nightlife - well not completely.

Scratch beneath the surface and you'll find an island that welcomes other kinds of tourism with its beautiful whitewashed towns and a rolling interior of lush green hills scattered with fig trees. Oh, and let's not forget the 50 or so beaches, which attract a wide ranging clientele from package holiday tourists to young party goers, independent travellers and everyone else in between. One of our favourite hidden gems is the beach at Cala Llentrisca.

And with that near perfect year-round weather, an Ibiza holiday is also a great destination whether it is summer or winter.

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When's the best time to go?

Hottest month

August

Coldest month

January

Best time to visit

June, July, August and September represent peak season in Ibiza, with sunseekers and revellers flying to the island en masse. The copious sunshine, dry weather and warm water temperatures are ideal for blissful beach days and nights at open-air clubs. Make sure to book your flights and hotels early for the best chance of getting a good deal.

Avoid the crowds

Swerve the sky-high prices and bustling vibe of peak season by flying to Ibiza in April, May or October. You'll still get to enjoy lots of sunshine and plenty of warmth on the beach, but you won't have to contend with quite so many hedonistic revellers. April and May can be a little chilly for swimming.