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12th October 2022 by The Wandering Quinn

FULL Tenerife road trip guide | Itinerary, places to visit in Tenerife, car hire!

Tenerife is a small and compact island filled with so many different landscapes and terrains so a Tenerife road trip really is the perfect way to see the island and get an alternative look at the island away from the hotel resorts! We spent a super quick 3 days in Tenerife recently and we saw so much of the island in that time and worked out the perfect Tenerife road trip itinerary. We saw towns that reminded me of being in South America, we saw incredible coastline and natural swimming pools….

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8th October 2022 by The Wandering Quinn

Hiking Mount Teide! How to hike Spain’s highest mountain at 3715m, easily!

If you’re looking to hike Spain’s highest mountain, or you’re looking for the best hiking in Tenerife, here is my complete, and easy guide to hiking Mount Teide! We flew to Tenerife last weekend purely to do the Mount Teide Hike as my husband has an aim to hike all of Europe’s top peaks (the last hike I did with him was Andorra’s highest mountain which was a great hike too!!)….

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26th August 2022 by Inside the Travel Lab

13 best things to do in North Tenerife

Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands, is renowned for the warm climate, luxurious resorts, and pristine beaches found on its southern side. But this fascinating island has a more mysterious face to reveal if you decide to adventure into the deep North. A lush laurel forest hugs the dormant volcanos of the island, following the old trails to some of the most stunning natural pools in the world. The ancient streets of Garachico and La Laguna await you with their traditional guachinches,…

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25th August 2022 by The World in My Pocket

What to eat in Gran Canaria – The most delicious food in Gran Canaria

I have always believed that food is an important part of travelling. You can learn so much from a destination just by taking a stroll around the local market and learning about which are the most common products sold there. Gran Canaria surprised me with delicious dishes cooked with the freshest local produce grown on the island. The best food in Gran Canaria is based on simple ingredients that highlight flavour instead of a complex cooking process. …

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15th July 2022 by TravelDave

Tenerife – Exploring P&O Cruises Canaries shore experiences

In this video, I’ll share with you my recent trip to Tenerife with P&O Cruises to explore all the different Canaries Shore Experiences you can do around the island.

From Sea Kayaking to wine tasting you can do it all on a P&O Cruises Canaries shore experience.

Here is my Itinerary that you can see throughout the video from my five-day trip around Tenerife:

– Kayaking around Los Gigantes Cliffs.
– Puerto Colon Harbour for Catamaran Adventure, Whale Watching.
– Dinner at Hard…

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3rd May 2022 by While I’m Young

A review of Santa Catalina Hotel in Las Palmas, Gran Canaria

We recently found cheap flights to Gran Canaria and decided to book a little city break in Las Palmas, the capital city of the island. Because we had saved money on the flights, I decided to go a bit bougie when it came to accommodation. I booked three nights at the oldest hotel in Las Palmas. Here is my review of Santa Catalina Hotel in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. I’d always wanted to stay at a prestigious hotel like this one and I really feel it’s the best place to stay in Las Palmas….

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19th April 2022 by While I’m Young

One perfect day in Las Palmas, Gran Canaria

If you’re visiting Gran Canaria, you should definitely plan to spend at least 24 hours in Las Palmas, the capital city of the Canary island. You’ll find the majority of the destination’s cultural attractions in Las Palmas and the city also has some excellent restaurants so if you’re a foodie like me, it’s a must!…

Holidays and observances in Spain in 2022

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Date		Name	Type	Details
1 Jan	Saturday	New Year’s Day	National holiday
2 Jan	Sunday	Reconquest Day	Provincial Holiday	Granada
6 Jan	Thursday	Epiphany	National holiday
23 Jan	Sunday	Day of Saint Ildefonso	Observance	Toledo
29 Jan	Saturday	St. Valero’s Feast	Provincial Holiday	Zaragoza
14 Feb	Monday	Valentine’s Day	Observance
28 Feb	Monday	Day of Andalucía	Autonomous Community Holiday	Andalusia
1 Mar	Tuesday	Day of the Balearic Islands	Autonomous Community Holiday	IB
2 Mar	Wednesday	Ash Wednesday	Observance
5 Mar	Saturday	Fifth of March	Provincial Holiday	Zaragoza
13 Mar	Sunday	Statute of the Autonomous City of Melilla Day	Observance	Melilla
19 Mar	Saturday	Father’s Day	Observance
19 Mar	Saturday	San Jose	Observance	CM, EX, M, MU, NA, PV
19 Mar	Saturday	San Jose	Autonomous Community Holiday	Galicia, Valencia
20 Mar	Sunday	March Equinox	Season
27 Mar	Sunday	Daylight Saving Time starts	Clock change/Daylight Saving Time
10 Apr	Sunday	Palm Sunday	Observance
14 Apr	Thursday	Maundy Thursday	Autonomous Community Holiday	18 states
14 Apr	Thursday	Sermon of the Tortillas	Observance	Teruel
15 Apr	Friday	Good Friday	National holiday
17 Apr	Sunday	Easter Sunday	Observance
18 Apr	Monday	Easter Monday	Autonomous Community Holiday	CT, IB, LO, NA, PV, VC
23 Apr	Saturday	Santa Faz	Observance	Alicante
23 Apr	Saturday	Day of Aragón	Autonomous Community Holiday	Aragon
23 Apr	Saturday	St George’s Day	Local observance	Catalonia
23 Apr	Saturday	Castile and León Day	Autonomous Community Holiday	Castile-Leon
28 Apr	Thursday	San Prudencio	Observance	Álava
1 May	Sunday	Labor Day / May Day	Observance	All
1 May	Sunday	Mothers’ Day	Observance
2 May	Monday	Monday After The Labor Festival	Autonomous Community Holiday	AN, AR, CL, EX, MU, O
2 May	Monday	Day of Madrid	Autonomous Community Holiday	Madrid
3 May	Tuesday	Eid al-Fitr	Autonomous Community Holiday	Melilla
3 May	Tuesday	Eid al-Fitr	Observance	Ceuta
15 May	Sunday	Feast Day of St Isidore	Municipal Holiday	Madrid
17 May	Tuesday	Galicia Literature Day	Autonomous Community Holiday	Galicia
30 May	Monday	Day of the Canary Islands	Autonomous Community Holiday	Canary Islands
31 May	Tuesday	Day of Castile-La Mancha	Autonomous Community Holiday	CM
5 Jun	Sunday	Whit Sunday/Pentecost	Observance
6 Jun	Monday	Whit Monday	Autonomous Community Holiday	Catalonia
9 Jun	Thursday	Day of Murcia	Autonomous Community Holiday	Murcia
9 Jun	Thursday	Day of La Rioja	Autonomous Community Holiday	La Rioja
13 Jun	Monday	San Antonio	Observance	Ceuta
16 Jun	Thursday	Corpus Christi	Autonomous Community Holiday	CM
21 Jun	Tuesday	June Solstice	Season
24 Jun	Friday	Saint John the Baptist Day	Autonomous Community Holiday	CT, GA, VC
24 Jun	Friday	Saint John the Baptist Day	Observance	Albacete
24 Jun	Friday	Feast of San Juan	Observance	AB, AL, BA, GC, LE
10 Jul	Sunday	Eid al-Adha	Autonomous Community Holiday	Ceuta, Melilla
13 Jul	Wednesday	Festival of the Vaquillas	Observance	Teruel
25 Jul	Monday	Feast of Saint James the Apostle	Observance	CL, CN, LO, S
25 Jul	Monday	Feast of Saint James the Apostle	Autonomous Community Holiday	GA, M, NA, PV
28 Jul	Thursday	Day of the Institutions	Autonomous Community Holiday	Cantabria
5 Aug	Friday	Feast of the White Virgin	Provincial Holiday	Álava
5 Aug	Friday	The Day of Our Lady of Africa	Autonomous Community Holiday	Ceuta
14 Aug	Sunday	The Day of Cantabria	Local observance	Cantabria
15 Aug	Monday	Assumption of Mary	National holiday
19 Aug	Friday	Feast of Saint Maginus	Observance	Tarragona
2 Sep	Friday	Day of the Independent City of Ceuta	Autonomous Community Holiday	Ceuta
6 Sep	Tuesday	Elcano’s Day	Autonomous Community Holiday	Basque Country
8 Sep	Thursday	Virgin of the Plains	Provincial Holiday	Albacete
8 Sep	Thursday	Day of Asturias	Autonomous Community Holiday	Asturias
8 Sep	Thursday	Day of Extremadura	Autonomous Community Holiday	Extremadura
8 Sep	Thursday	Virgin of the Victory	Autonomous Community Holiday	Melilla
11 Sep	Sunday	National Day of Catalonia	Observance	Catalonia
15 Sep	Thursday	Nuestra Señora de la Bien Aparecida	Autonomous Community Holiday	Cantabria
17 Sep	Saturday	Day of Melilla	Autonomous Community Holiday	Melilla
23 Sep	Friday	Day of Saint Tecla	Observance	Tarragona
23 Sep	Friday	September Equinox	Season
24 Sep	Saturday	Virgin of Mercy	Provincial Holiday	Barcelona
9 Oct	Sunday	Day of the Valencian Community	Autonomous Community Holiday	Valencia
12 Oct	Wednesday	Hispanic Day	National holiday
30 Oct	Sunday	Daylight Saving Time ends	Clock change/Daylight Saving Time
1 Nov	Tuesday	All Saint’s Day Holiday	National holiday	All
9 Nov	Wednesday	La Almudena	Municipal Holiday	Madrid
3 Dec	Saturday	Day of Navarre	Autonomous Community Holiday	Navarre
6 Dec	Tuesday	Constitution Day Holiday	National holiday
8 Dec	Thursday	Immaculate Conception	National holiday
9 Dec	Friday	Day of Saint Leocadia	Observance	Toledo
21 Dec	Wednesday	December Solstice	Season
24 Dec	Saturday	Christmas Eve	Observance
25 Dec	Sunday	Christmas Day	Observance	All
26 Dec	Monday	Day After Christmas Day	Autonomous Community Holiday	14 states
26 Dec	Monday	St Stephen’s Day	Observance	IB
26 Dec	Monday	St Stephen’s Day	Autonomous Community Holiday	Catalonia
30 Dec	Friday	Feast of the Holy Family	Observance
31 Dec	Saturday	New Year’s Eve	Observance

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Italy, Denmark, Bulgaria and seven other countries where covid restrictions are being lifted

The closer to the summer season, the more countries lift covid restrictions. We talk about the relaxations that took place in 10 countries in the last week of March. Spoiler: there is good news for those who are “rooting” for Italy.

WHAT IS CANCELED IN BULGARIA, DENMARK, SWITZERLAND AND THE CANARIANS

In Bulgaria will cancel all restrictions related to COVID-19 from April 1including wearing protective masks indoors, maintaining physical distance, limiting the number of people who can attend public events.

At the same time, the requirement to present medical documents (vaccination certificates, certificates of covid, as well as PCR tests) at the border remains in force.

Bulgaria allows citizens of the Russian Federation to enter for tourism purposes. To enter Bulgaria, Russians will need a Sputnik V vaccination certificate in English, or a PCR test for covid no older than 72 hours or an express antigen test no older than 48 hours, or a certificate of a coronavirus infection in English (from the moment of recovery should not exceed 180 days).

Children under 12 do not need a COVID-19 test certificate to enter Bulgaria. You can read more about the sanitary protocols for entering Bulgaria in this material.

Consulates and visa centers of Bulgaria in the Russian Federation accept documents for visas from May 2021.

Denmark has lifted entry restrictions for all travelers from March 29, 2022. All arrivals, regardless of their country of origin and vaccination status, are now allowed to enter Denmark without any health requirements, regardless of the reason for their travel.

Denmark has already simplified its domestic measures to combat COVID-19. Only the requirement to wear a face mask when visiting medical facilities is in force.

On the official websites of the Danish Ministry of Health and other departments, there are no indications of obstacles to the entry of citizens of third countries, including Russians. The Danish Visa Application Centers in Russia accept applications for short-term visas, including those for tourism purposes.

On Canary Islands (Spain), have lifted restrictions on the operation of catering, shops and other public places. The work of night entertainment establishments (night bars, clubs, discos) is being resumed.

Due to the coronavirus, Spain officially does not allow entry to third-country nationals, including Russians, for tourism purposes. This ban is valid until at least April 30. The list of categories of citizens who are allowed to enter Spain for good reasons is published on the website of the Spanish Ministry of Health.

Short-term visas, including those for travel with the purpose of tourism, are issued by the Spanish consulates, but they do not give the right to automatic entry into Spain.

Switzerland , from April 1, abolishes all social and sanitary restrictions that were introduced in connection with COVID-19. In particular, it will no longer be necessary to wear protective masks in public transport and medical institutions.

According to the Swiss government, the coronavirus will not completely disappear, but will become endemic. In this regard, until the spring of 2023, there will be a “transitional phase” in the fight against COVID-19. The authorities do not rule out new waves of covid in the future and a worsening of the epidemiological situation in general, but are ready for an enhanced response.

For Russian citizens, entry to Switzerland for tourism purposes is still closed. A trip to Switzerland is allowed only in cases of special need and for this you need to obtain permission (pass) from the Embassy of Switzerland, even if the traveler has a valid Schengen visa.

BALTIC COUNTRIES IN ONE TREND

Latvia has simplified entry into the country since April 1 against the backdrop of an improvement in the epidemiological situation. The requirement to present a certificate of vaccination, past illness or covid test has been abolished. However, this requirement will remain mandatory for passengers arriving from countries in the red risk zone. In this list and RF.

Latvia accepts Russians for tourism purposes from March 1, 2022. For entry, you will need either a certificate of vaccination with an EMA-approved vaccine or a negative test result for coronavirus. This can be either a PCR test done no earlier than 72 hours before departure, or an antigen test no older than 48 hours before departure.

Latvia did not close the borders for Russian tourists. But the issuance of visas for our compatriots has been suspended. More information about this can be found on the website of the Latvian Consulate in Moscow.

In Lithuania , from April 4, the requirement to wear medical masks was canceled. The mask mode remains only in healthcare facilities, public transport and guardianship institutions.

From March 31, 2022, Lithuania has opened for Russian tourists. Entry is possible upon presentation of a negative PCR test (made no more than 72 hours before arrival in Lithuania) or a certificate of vaccination with a vaccine recognized in Lithuania.

The Lithuanian authorities did not report about the closure of borders for tourists from Russia. However, since February 24, Lithuania has not issued visas to citizens of the Russian Federation.

Estonia from 1 April allows third-country nationals to enter with a PCR test no older than 48 hours or a rapid antigen test no older than 24 hours. Children under 12 do not need a test certificate.

Russians vaccinated with Sputnik V can also enter Estonia, including for tourism purposes. However, traveling from Russia to Estonia by road on the land border is possible only for compelling reasons, which do not include tourism.

From March 10, 2022, Estonia has suspended the issuance of short-stay visas for Russian citizens for trips with non-essential purposes, including tourism.

PAKISTAN DISSOLVED “OPERATING HQ”, USA ALLOWED CRUISES

In Pakistan removed most of the anti-covid measures. Until the end of April, the rest will be canceled, including the wearing of masks. The country has disbanded the national operations center that oversaw the fight against covid.

From February 24, 2022, vaccinated passengers (Sputnik V is recognized in Pakistan) are exempt from the requirement to present a PCR test before departure to Pakistan.

Unvaccinated travelers will require a PCR test no older than 72 hours prior to departure. Children under 12 do not need tests. Before flying to Pakistan, you must register in the PassTrack app. A visa is required to enter Pakistan, which can be applied for online.

At US , the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) removed the high-risk COVID-19 cruise travel notice, which effectively banned ocean cruises.

The move gives major US cruise operators such as Carnival Corp, Royal Caribbean Group and Norwegian Cruise Line a reason to restart cruise programs.

Details of the entry of Russian citizens into the United States can be found in this article.

IN ITALY FROM APRIL GRADUALLY REMOVE COVID RESTRICTIONS

Separately, we will talk about good news from Italy . Two years later, on March 31, Italy officially ended the state of emergency, which was introduced on January 31, 2020 at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.

From April 1, Italy begins the phased lifting of restrictions related to the coronavirus. So, from April, the Green Pass will not be required to consume food or drinks in open areas in bars and restaurants.

At the same time, a basic Green Pass (tourists can get it on the basis of an EMA-approved vaccination certificate or a PCR test no older than 48 hours) is required for indoor catering until April 30.

From April 1, the Green Pass will no longer be required to enter museums, galleries, archaeological sites, post offices, banks and government offices.

All restrictions on the capacity of facilities such as sports stadiums, concerts and open-air nightclubs are cancelled. A basic Green Pass is required to visit them.

The Green Pass requirement on local and regional public transport (including metro and buses) will end on April 1st, however it will remain mandatory on intercity transport until April 30th.

FFP2 masks must be worn on all forms of public transport until 30 April. Also, the mask mode will remain in closed public places, such as museums, theaters, restaurants and gyms.

The Super Green Pass (an analogue of the Russian certificate of a person who has been vaccinated or recovered from coronavirus with a QR code from the State Services) will remain valid until April 30 for entering health centers, gaming halls, discos, cinemas, theaters and indoor concerts. You will also need it to attend indoor conventions and sporting events, as well as indoor parties for civil or religious ceremonies, including baptisms, communions, and weddings.

In fact, the Green Pass system is valid in Italy until May 1, 2022. The Super Green Pass will be valid until December 31st for those visiting hospitals and nursing homes.

For Russians to enter Italy, a certificate of a rapid antigen test (valid for 48 hours) or a molecular PCR test (valid for 72 hours) with a negative result will be enough.

You can read more about the sanitary protocols for entering Italy in this article. Italy issues tourist visas in Moscow and regions.

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The Canary Islands are a group of seven islands in the Canary archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean belonging to Spain. For recreation, the Canary Islands are available all year round. Millions of tourists from all over the world choose to vacation in the Canary Islands because of the mild climate, lack of excessive heat, gorgeous exotic nature and well-developed tourism infrastructure. Separately, it is worth noting the beaches – about 80% of the beaches of the Canary Islands are marked with the blue flag of the European Union (the highest rating for cleanliness and level of service). Rest in the Canary Islands will be appreciated by lovers of both relaxing beach and outdoor activities, couples and active youth.

Modern and comfortable hotels of the Canary Islands are a world-renowned standard of quality and at the same time unobtrusive service. The guests here are very friendly and attentive. Many hotels offer sports and recreation programs to vacationers, equipped with gyms, tennis courts, golf courses.

Tenerife is the largest of the Canary Islands, and the most popular among tourists, thanks to its excellent beach holidays, a variety of entertainment for adults and children, as well as unique attractions. In the parrot park “Loro Parque” vacationers can see the world’s largest collection of parrots and the world’s largest penguinarium. In addition, the park has a huge aquarium, a zoo and a botanical garden. Other attractions of Tenerife are the Teide volcano, Las Canadas National Park, the Pyramids of Guimar ethnographic park, architectural monuments and museums. Thus, tourists can diversify their beach holidays in Tenerife with exciting excursions. Every year, Tenerife hosts a grandiose carnival, starting at the end of February and lasting until mid-March.

Among travelers who choose tours to the Canary Islands, many prefer the island of Gran Canaria.

Ibiza Weather in 2015

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Historical record of Ibiza, Spain weather for the year 2015 based on NOAA data.

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2015 Ibiza Weather Extremes
Highest temperature	35.4 °C	August 13
Lowest temperature	-0.8 °C	February 7
Highest daily low	26.8 °C	July 30
Lowest daily high	9.4 °C	February 6
Most daily precipitation	4.9 cm	September 1
Total annual precipitation	42. 8 cm	–

January 2015 Ibiza Weather

Day	High (°C)	Low (°C)	Precip. (cm)
January 1	15.3	3.9	0.00
January 2	15.9	3.3	0.00
January 3	16.2	5.3	0.00
January 4	18.6	6.0	0.00
January 5	16.8	6.6	0.00
January 6	15.8	9.9	0.00
January 7	15.7	6.0	0.00
January 8	16.3	4.4	0.00
January 9	15.6	3.9	0.01
January 10	16.4	9.9	0.01
January 11	18.6	4.6	0. 00
January 12	17.2	7.7	0.00
January 13	16.4	7.9	0.00
January 14	18.8	6.4	0.00
January 15	17.3	6.0	0.00
January 16	16.6	11.5	0.00
January 17	13.5	3.0	0.00
January 18	14.7	2.3	0.37
January 19	12.7	9.2	0.69
January 20	11.7	3.6	0.00
January 21	13.0	1.0	0.02
January 22	12.2	6.0	0.44
January 23	13.4	4.8	0.00
January 24	14.1	7.1	0. 00
January 25	14.1	4.7	0.00
January 26	14.6	2.6	0.00
January 27	15.1	4.4	0.00
January 28	15.9	5.5	0.00
January 29	17.1	8.8	0.00
January 30	21.3	14.6	0.49
January 31	17.6	11.0	0.25

February 2015 Ibiza Weather

Day	High (°C)	Low (°C)	Precip. (cm)
February 1	14.0	9.4	0.00
February 2	13.6	9.7	0.23
February 3	15.2	9.9	0.06
February 4	12.7	4.2	0.98
February 5	11. 2	4.0	0.04
February 6	9.4	0.0	0.00
February 7	12.1	-0.8	0.00
February 8	12.2	4.4	0.00
February 9	13.8	3.6	0.03
February 10	14.4	4.6	0.00
February 11	15.6	9.7	0.00
February 12	15.1	8.9	0.00
February 13	15.9	8.9	0.00
February 14	17.2	10.9	0.00
February 15	17.7	10.4	0.00
February 16	16.7	6.6	0.00
February 17	14.2	7.1	0.23
February 18	14. 6	10.8	0.00
February 19	15.8	9.5	0.00
February 20	15.5	6.5	0.00
February 21	14.9	5.5	0.01
February 22	13.9	5.8	0.00
February 23	19.7	9.8	0.00
February 24	16.3	9.3	0.00
February 25	16.2	10.7	0.00
February 26	18.5	9.4	0.00
February 27	17.2	5.3	0.00
February 28	15.3	4.2	0.00

March 2015 Ibiza Weather

Day	High (°C)	Low (°C)	Precip. (cm)
March 1	18.5	9. 8	0.00
March 2	18.3	11.0	0.00
March 3	16.5	8.2	0.00
March 4	18.5	9.8	0.00
March 5	15.7	4.7	0.00
March 6	15.8	3.9	0.00
March 7	16.1	3.1	0.00
March 8	15.8	4.7	0.00
March 9	15.9	3.7	0.00
March 10	16.8	7.0	0.00
March 11	17.3	7.6	0.00
March 12	19.9	6.1	0.00
March 13	17.5	9.2	0.00
March 14	12.6	5.0	0.12
March 15	15. 0	3.8	1.46
March 16	12.0	3.8	0.24
March 17	14.9	3.7	0.00
March 18	15.4	11.7	0.00
March 19	15.0	13.8	0.00
March 20	16.8	13.3	0.27
March 21	18.4	11.7	0.00
March 22	18.0	9.6	0.00
March 23	17.0	13.5	0.01
March 24	17.5	11.4	0.97
March 25	13.3	7.4	0.17
March 26	14.7	6.8	0.00
March 27	21.3	8.3	0.00
March 28	21.6	12.1	0. 00
March 29	20.8	8.5	0.00
March 30	26.4	12.9	0.00
March 31	21.5	10.2	0.00

April 2015 Ibiza Weather

Day	High (°C)	Low (°C)	Precip. (cm)
April 1	19.7	11.1	0.00
April 2	17.9	10.9	0.00
April 3	18.2	7.8	0.00
April 4	17.9	9.1	0.00
April 5	18.9	7.7	0.00
April 6	17.6	10.0	0.00
April 7	19.0	11.3	0.00
April 8	17.0	12.0	0.00
April 9	17. 8	12.3	0.00
April 10	18.2	10.7	0.00
April 11	20.3	12.1	0.00
April 12	18.9	13.3	0.00
April 13	18.2	12.5	0.00
April 14	19.4	11.6	0.00
April 15	20.0	14.5	0.01
April 16	21.8	12.6	0.00
April 17	23.1	11.4	0.00
April 18	21.7	9.9	0.00
April 19	22.1	11.5	0.00
April 20	20.2	9.4	0.00
April 21	19.3	10.8	0.00
April 22	20.8	12.1	0. 00
April 23	21.6	11.2	0.00
April 24	20.4	11.5	0.00
April 25	20.6	16.0	0.00
April 26	21.4	16.5	0.00
April 27	23.2	15.3	0.00
April 28	21.6	11.4	0.00
April 29	21.0	11.2	0.00
April 30	21.6	14.4	0.01

May 2015 Ibiza Weather

Day	High (°C)	Low (°C)	Precip. (cm)
May 1	22.5	16.0	0.00
May 2	26.7	14.5	0.00
May 3	25.2	16.1	0.00
May 4	29. 0	16.8	0.00
May 5	28.8	18.9	0.00
May 6	28.6	15.3	0.00
May 7	23.1	13.7	0.00
May 8	23.8	13.0	0.00
May 9	24.5	14.9	0.00
May 10	26.3	14.8	0.00
May 11	24.2	15.8	0.00
May 12	24.1	14.2	0.00
May 13	23.7	14.3	0.00
May 14	31.0	19.0	0.00
May 15	25.2	17.9	0.00
May 16	25.0	14.3	0.00
May 17	23.8	15.6	0.00
May 18	25. 6	13.6	0.00
May 19	23.8	15.4	0.08
May 20	20.0	12.1	0.00
May 21	21.7	11.6	0.13
May 22	21.0	11.7	0.10
May 23	23.2	10.3	0.00
May 24	21.7	11.8	0.00
May 25	25.3	14.8	0.00
May 26	26.5	15.4	0.00
May 27	24.1	15.0	0.00
May 28	24.1	14.6	0.00
May 29	22.5	14.2	0.00
May 30	25.7	14.9	0.00
May 31	24.8	16.9	0.00

June 2015 Ibiza Weather

Day	High (°C)	Low (°C)	Precip. (cm)
June 1	24.4	16.1	0.00
June 2	25.4	15.7	0.00
June 3	26.5	16.1	0.00
June 4	28.4	17.1	0.00
June 5	26.3	18.1	0.00
June 6	27.5	15.6	0.00
June 7	30.2	15.7	0.00
June 8	28.9	17.8	0.00
June 9	28.1	17.7	0.00
June 10	28.1	20.1	0.00
June 11	29.1	22.6	0.01
June 12	27.4	20.9	0.00
June 13	27.6	19.4	0.00
June 14	28. 5	18.9	0.00
June 15	26.5	18.3	0.00
June 16	24.8	17.7	0.00
June 17	26.1	15.4	0.00
June 18	27.9	17.2	0.00
June 19	27.9	17.6	0.00
June 20	28.3	18.2	0.00
June 21	29.1	18.3	0.00
June 22	28.2	19.5	0.00
June 23	28.6	19.3	0.00
June 24	28.3	20.9	0.00
June 25	28.2	18.5	0.00
June 26	28.5	18.9	0.00
June 27	29.4	19.2	0. 00
June 28	32.2	20.5	0.00
June 29	32.4	20.7	0.00
June 30	29.7	21.3	0.00

July 2015 Ibiza Weather

Day	High (°C)	Low (°C)	Precip. (cm)
July 1	30.0	22.2	0.00
July 2	30.5	24.3	0.00
July 3	30.5	24.7	0.00
July 4	32.3	24.4	0.00
July 5	30.8	23.8	0.00
July 6	31.0	22.8	0.00
July 7	31.6	22.2	0.00
July 8	33.5	23.1	0.00
July 9	29.7	23. 4	0.00
July 10	30.6	22.1	0.00
July 11	30.1	22.6	0.00
July 12	31.0	21.3	0.00
July 13	31.6	22.6	0.00
July 14	31.0	22.1	0.00
July 15	30.7	21.8	0.00
July 16	32.7	22.2	0.00
July 17	32.0	23.5	0.00
July 18	31.9	22.6	0.00
July 19	31.0	23.7	0.00
July 20	31.3	23.0	0.00
July 21	32.8	23.8	0.00
July 22	32.7	23.7	0.00
July 23	32. 9	24.8	0.00
July 24	31.3	26.3	0.00
July 25	31.9	26.6	0.00
July 26	32.3	25.9	0.00
July 27	31.9	25.9	0.00
July 28	31.8	26.1	0.00
July 29	32.3	26.1	0.00
July 30	31.8	26.8	0.00
July 31	30.8	25.8	0.00

August 2015 Ibiza Weather

Day	High (°C)	Low (°C)	Precip. (cm)
August 1	31.5	25.2	0.00
August 2	30.6	24.4	0.00
August 3	31.0	22.4	0.00
August 4	31. 6	25.1	0.00
August 5	30.9	24.2	0.00
August 6	31.5	24.3	0.00
August 7	31.9	25.1	0.00
August 8	35.3	25.8	0.00
August 9	31.0	26.0	0.03
August 10	31.3	23.8	0.00
August 11	32.1	22.9	0.00
August 12	31.5	25.1	0.00
August 13	35.4	26.0	0.00
August 14	32.3	25.4	3.26
August 15	26.2	18.3	0.04
August 16	29.1	20.1	0.00
August 17	30.4	25. 4	0.00
August 18	31.1	23.1	3.60
August 19	28.0	23.0	1.01
August 20	29.9	22.1	0.00
August 21	29.7	22.2	0.00
August 22	30.1	23.7	0.00
August 23	32.5	24.6	0.00
August 24	31.2	23.5	0.00
August 25	29.9	21.5	0.00
August 26	29.4	23.0	0.00
August 27	30.1	21.3	0.00
August 28	29.4	22.2	0.00
August 29	29.8	23.7	0.00
August 30	30.3	25. 3	0.00
August 31	31.7	23.6	0.10

September 2015 Ibiza Weather

Day	High (°C)	Low (°C)	Precip. (cm)
September 1	31.8	21.1	4.87
September 2	28.5	20.1	3.69
September 3	29.2	23.2	0.00
September 4	28.0	22.0	0.04
September 5	25.7	20.7	0.00
September 6	24.9	20.6	0.02
September 7	27.1	20.0	0.15
September 8	24.2	18.1	3.08
September 9	26.7	16.6	0.00
September 10	27.0	18. 6	0.00
September 11	28.2	19.8	0.00
September 12	27.2	22.0	0.04
September 13	27.4	19.6	0.00
September 14	29.3	20.5	0.00
September 15	27.2	19.3	0.00
September 16	27.2	23.3	0.00
September 17	26.7	18.1	0.00
September 18	26.5	16.7	0.00
September 19	25.8	17.7	0.00
September 20	25.8	16.3	0.00
September 21	26.6	21.8	0.00
September 22	30.5	19.8	0.00
September 23	26. 1	17.3	0.00
September 24	24.8	16.2	0.00
September 25	25.5	15.2	0.00
September 26	25.1	16.3	0.00
September 27	25.3	16.7	0.61
September 28	25.2	16.5	0.00
September 29	23.5	17.2	1.45
September 30	23.6	17.6	0.01

October 2015 Ibiza Weather

Day	High (°C)	Low (°C)	Precip. (cm)
October 1	24.5	16.9	2.88
October 2	24.9	15.6	0.00
October 3	25.4	18.1	0.00
October 4	25. 5	18.0	0.00
October 5	27.0	21.1	0.00
October 6	28.0	20.6	0.00
October 7	24.7	21.0	0.00
October 8	23.5	20.0	0.17
October 9	22.8	14.6	0.00
October 10	23.6	13.7	0.00
October 11	25.4	20.4	0.00
October 12	25.7	20.9	0.00
October 13	23.2	17.6	0.17
October 14	21.3	13.3	0.21
October 15	22.9	12.6	0.00
October 16	22.1	14.6	0.00
October 17	23. 8	15.4	0.00
October 18	23.5	16.5	0.67
October 19	23.8	19.4	0.80
October 20	21.2	17.4	3.03
October 21	18.3	11.5	0.52
October 22	21.0	11.0	0.01
October 23	22.5	10.1	0.00
October 24	22.3	12.7	0.00
October 25	22.6	16.5	1.49
October 26	22.2	17.3	0.03
October 27	23.1	16.1	0.00
October 28	21.6	18.0	0.00
October 29	22.2	14.0	0.00
October 30	22. 6	13.1	0.00
October 31	21.5	14.3	0.00

November 2015 Ibiza Weather

Day	High (°C)	Low (°C)	Precip. (cm)
November 1	22.2	15.2	0.74
November 2	21.0	17.0	0.57
November 3	21.4	15.3	0.00
November 4	22.6	13.9	0.00
November 5	22.5	14.7	0.00
November 6	22.4	13.4	0.00
November 7	22.8	12.8	0.00
November 8	21.9	14.0	0.00
November 9	22.1	12.2	0.00
November 10	20.4	10. 7	0.01
November 11	20.4	11.2	0.00
November 12	19.7	12.6	0.00
November 13	20.1	13.5	0.00
November 14	20.4	11.5	0.01
November 15	20.1	10.1	0.00
November 16	20.9	10.9	0.00
November 17	21.0	7.9	0.01
November 18	20.9	8.4	0.01
November 19	21.0	9.5	0.01
November 20	21.4	12.7	0.00
November 21	22.5	12.7	0.00
November 22	15.3	7.3	0.77
November 23	12. 9	5.0	1.11
November 24	13.9	3.3	0.03
November 25	19.1	3.3	0.00
November 26	19.4	12.5	0.01
November 27	16.7	10.6	0.04
November 28	19.3	9.2	0.00
November 29	17.9	7.5	0.00
November 30	18.0	7.0	0.01

December 2015 Ibiza Weather

Day	High (°C)	Low (°C)	Precip. (cm)
December 1	19.1	7.9	0.02
December 2	18.4	8.8	0.00
December 3	18.3	9.8	0.00
December 4	18.4	8. 2	0.01
December 5	18.5	9.1	0.00
December 6	19.1	10.7	0.00
December 7	19.0	11.4	0.00
December 8	18.9	10.5	0.00
December 9	18.0	10.4	0.00
December 10	18.1	10.2	0.00
December 11	17.7	10.1	0.00
December 12	17.6	8.8	0.00
December 13	18.6	10.3	0.00
December 14	17.9	7.6	0.00
December 15	19.9	8.6	0.00
December 16	21.2	9.8	0.00
December 17	20. 0	8.0	0.00
December 18	20.2	9.3	0.01
December 19	18.3	8.9	0.00
December 20	18.4	9.4	0.00
December 21	18.9	9.3	0.01
December 22	18.3	8.7	0.01
December 23	17.3	9.3	0.00
December 24	19.2	9.1	0.00
December 25	18.8	9.1	0.00
December 26	18.0	8.4	0.01
December 27	17.8	7.4	0.00
December 28	17.7	10.5	0.00
December 29	17.6	9.5	0.00
December 30	18. 2	7.2	0.00
December 31	19.8	10.3	0.00

Weather Station Details

Years	Station	Coordinates
1965–2022	Ibiza/escodola	location

Ibiza, Spain: What to pack, what to wear, and when to go [2021]

Traveling to Ibiza, Spain? If you’re planning to go to Ibiza, we have some important information about when to go, what to wear, and what to pack.

Contents

1. When to go to Ibiza
2. Important essentials for Ibiza
3. Activities for Ibiza
4. Ibiza in January: weather and what to pack
5. Ibiza in February: weather and what to pack
6. Ibiza in March: weather and what to pack
7. Ibiza in April: weather and what to pack
8. Ibiza in May: weather and what to pack
9. Ibiza in June: weather and what to pack
10. Ibiza in July: weather and what to pack
11. Ibiza in August: weather and what to pack
12. Ibiza in September: weather and what to pack
13. Ibiza in October: weather and what to pack
14. Ibiza in November: weather and what to pack
15. Ibiza in December: weather and what to pack

About your travel guide

Hi! I’m Dev. I’ve traveled all over the world and in my travels, I have made many packing lists. In this series, my team and I have compiled the most useful information, as well as things we couldn’t live without, to help you plan your trip.

When to go to Ibiza, Spain

Based on the climate and weather in Ibiza, the best time to go is June. See below for details.

Important essentials for Ibiza, Spain

Here are some general tips on what to wear in Ibiza, as well as several items to remember to pack when traveling there.

What to wear/what to pack for Ibiza, Spain by month

Already know when you’re traveling?

Jump to month…JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

January

January in this region is cool. Temperatures average in the high 50s F (mid 10s C) during the day. It rains about a third of the time.

What to wear/what to pack:

Clothes + Footwear

• • For men
  • For women
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls

• You can find some great options here

• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • light
  • heavy
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls

• We suggest rain boots:

  • for men
  • for women
  • for kids

• These will be a lifesaver in a rainstorm.

  • for men
  • for women

• We like this one

• This one is a great one to buy.

• So your things stay dry. We like:

  • for backpacks
  • for rolling suitcases

Health Essentials

• This hand sanitizer is an easy-to-carry TSA-friendly product.

• Some rural areas may have potentially unsafe tap water, so it’s useful to bring a contaminant filtering water bottle.

• This one is a good kit.

• Use these to sanitize plane and hotel surfaces.

• Vaccine cards can wear out. An unreadable vaccine card can have severe consequences. This vaccine card protector helps avoid that.

• • Pills
  • Wristband

Safety + Security

• With countries and airlines constantly changing policies, your amazing trip can be ruined if you get sick. Good travel insurance can help. See plans

• A money pouch is vital for protecting your passport and credit cards.

• For a little peace of mind, an anti-theft backpack protects your things.

• A SIM card that works in Ibiza. A good global SIM card works in most countries, but check the country list before buying.

Comfort

• This stroller weighs just 10 lbs and folds to the size of a big book.

• A portable power bank, like this one

• What we like is this one

• Make your flight more comfortable with an airplane phone mount

• A plug adapter that supports outlet types C and F. Check that you find the necessary type. The majority of adapters currently being sold are just plug changers and expect your electronics to change the voltage themselves. If your devices can’t do that they could get fried. This one is sufficent for most countries.

February

If you vacation in Ibiza during February, you may see that it is chilly. Temperatures tend to hover around the high 50s F (mid 10s C) during the day, while at night they can dip into the 40s F (single digits C). Humidity is generally between 60 and 70% during the day. In terms of precipitation, you can expect it to rain a bit less than half of the time.

What to wear/what to pack:

Clothes + Footwear

• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • light
  • heavy

• You can find some great options here

• • For men
  • For women
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls

• We like these rain boots:

  • for men
  • for women
  • for kids

• These will be essential in a storm.

  • for men
  • for women

• We like this one

• This one is a great choice.

• So your bags stay dry. We suggest:

  • for backpacks
  • for rolling suitcases

Health Essentials

• Use these to sanitize plane and hotel surfaces.

• Some areas may have potentially unsafe tap water, so it’s useful to take a contaminant filtering water bottle.

• • Pills
  • Wristband

• This one is a great option.

• Vaccine cards often become worn. An unreadable vaccine card may result in severe consequences. This vaccine card protector helps stop that.

• This hand sanitizer is an easy-to-carry plane-friendly product.

Safety + Security

• A money pouch is vital for protecting your passport and credit cards.

• A SIM card that works in Ibiza. A good global SIM card works in most countries, but check the country list before buying.

• For a little protection, an anti-theft backpack protects your belongings.

• With countries and airlines constantly changing policies, your amazing trip can be ruined if you get sick. Good travel insurance can help. See plans

Comfort

• This stroller weighs almost 10 lbs and folds to the size of a big book.

• A portable power bank, like this one

• Make your flight more comfortable with an airplane phone mount

• An excellent option is this one

• A plug adapter that supports outlet types C and F. Be careful to choose the necessary kind. A lot of adapters currently available are simply plug changers and expect your devices to change the voltage themselves. If your electronics can’t do that they could get destroyed. This one is sufficent for most places.

March

March in Ibiza can be chilly. The rain can amount to several inches/centimeters. During this time, temperatures average in the low 60s F (mid 10s C).

What to wear/what to pack:

Clothes + Footwear

• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • light
  • heavy
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • For men
  • For women

• You can find some great options here

• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls

• We like rain boots:

  • for men
  • for women
  • for kids

• These will be essential in a rainstorm.

  • for men
  • for women

• We like this one

• This one is a perfect option.

• So your suitcases remain dry. We suggest:

  • for backpacks
  • for rolling suitcases

Health Essentials

• This one is a good option.

• • Pills
  • Wristband

• Vaccine cards can wear away. An unreadable vaccine card can have severe consequences. This vaccine card protector helps avoid that.

• Some rural areas may have potentially unsafe tap water, so it’s important to take a contaminant filtering water bottle.

• Use these to sanitize plane and hotel surfaces.

• This hand sanitizer is an excellent TSA-friendly choice.

Safety + Security

• For a little protection, an anti-theft backpack protects your stuff.

• A money pouch is vital for protecting your passport and credit cards.

• A SIM card that works in Ibiza. A good global SIM card works in most countries, but check the country list before buying.

• With countries and airlines constantly changing policies, your amazing trip can be ruined if you get sick. Good travel insurance can help. See plans

Comfort

• An excellent option is this one

• This stroller is only 10 lbs and folds to the size of a big book.

• A plug adapter that supports outlet types C and F. Be sure to find the necessary kind. The vast majority of adapters that you can buy are just plugs and require your devices to adjust the voltage themselves. If yours can’t do that they could get destroyed. This one should be appropriate for most locations.

• A portable power bank, like this one

• Make your flight more comfortable with an airplane phone mount

April

April is relatively cool. Temperatures average in the 60s F (high 10s C) during the day. It rains about a third of the time.

What to wear/what to pack:

Clothes + Footwear

• • For men
  • For women
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • light
  • heavy

• You can find some great options here

• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls

• We suggest rain boots:

  • for men
  • for women
  • for kids

• These are vital in a rainstorm.

  • for men
  • for women

• We like this one

• This one is a perfect option.

• So your suitcases stay dry. We recommend:

  • for backpacks
  • for rolling suitcases

Health Essentials

• Some areas of this country may have potentially unsafe tap water, so it’s wise to take a contaminant filtering water bottle.

• This one is a good option.

• Vaccine cards may become worn. An unreadable vaccination card can have severe consequences. This vaccine card protector helps avoid that.

• This hand sanitizer is an excellent plane-friendly option.

• Use these to sanitize plane and hotel surfaces.

• • Pills
  • Wristband

Safety + Security

• A SIM card that works in Ibiza. A good global SIM card works in most countries, but check the country list before buying.

• A money pouch is vital for protecting your passport and credit cards.

• With countries and airlines constantly changing policies, your amazing trip can be ruined if you get sick. Good travel insurance can help. See plans

• For a bit of protection, an anti-theft backpack protects your things.

Comfort

• A portable power bank, like this one

• Make your flight more comfortable with an airplane phone mount

• This stroller is only 10 pounds and folds to the size of a big book.

• An excellent option is this one

• A plug adapter that supports outlet types C and F. It’s important that you find the correct type. The majority of adapters currently sold are just plugs and require your devices to convert the voltage themselves. If yours can’t do that they could get destroyed. This one should be sufficient for most places.

May

Traveling to Ibiza in May, you will notice that it is mild. Expect it to rain regularly. Daytime temperatures are in the low 60s F (low 20s C).

What to wear/what to pack:

Clothes + Footwear

• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls

• You can find some great options here

• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • For men
  • For women
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • light
  • heavy
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls

• We recommend rain boots:

  • for men
  • for women
  • for kids

• Rain pants are vital in heavy rain.

  • for men
  • for women

• We like this one

• This one is a great choice.

• So your suitcases stay dry. We recommend:

  • for backpacks
  • for rolling suitcases

Health Essentials

• Some rural areas may have unreliable tap water, so it’s wise to take a contaminant filtering water bottle.

• This hand sanitizer is a good plane-friendly option.

• • Pills
  • Wristband

• This one is a superb one.

• Use these to sanitize plane and hotel surfaces.

• Vaccine cards may wear out. An unreadable card can cause severe consequences. This vaccine card protector helps stop that.

Safety + Security

• For a little protection, an anti-theft backpack protects your things.

• A money pouch is vital for protecting your passport and credit cards.

• With countries and airlines constantly changing policies, your amazing trip can be ruined if you get sick. Good travel insurance can help. See plans

• A SIM card that works in Ibiza. A good global SIM card works in most countries, but check the country list before buying.

Comfort

• A portable power bank, like this one

• Make your flight more comfortable with an airplane phone mount

• This stroller weighs almost 10 lbs and folds to the size of a big book.

• A plug adapter that supports outlet types C and F. Be careful to find the necessary type. The vast majority of adapters on sale are just plug changers and expect your electronics to convert the voltage themselves. If your devices can’t do that they could burn up. This one should be sufficient for most areas.

• A top rated pillow is this one

June

Traveling to Ibiza in June, you will notice that it is a perfect temperature and dry with little rain. Expect it to rain occasionally. Daytime temperatures are in the high 70s F (mid 20s C).

What to wear/what to pack:

Clothes + Footwear

• • for men
  • for women
  • for kids
• • for men
  • for women

• You can find some great options here

• • best performing
  • best performing natural solution
• • for men
  • for women
• • SPF 50
  • SPF 30
• • short
  • long
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls

• If you’re going to the beach:

  • swimwear
  • beach blanket
  • lightweight travel towels
  • waterproof phone bag
  • and a dry bag for all of your other valuables
  • snorkel set (could be very expensive bought locally )
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls

• We recommend these rain boots:

  • for men
  • for women
  • for kids

• These pants will be essential in a storm.

  • for men
  • for women

• We like this one

• This one is an excellent one to buy.

• So your bags don’t get wet. We suggest:

  • for backpacks
  • for rolling suitcases

Health Essentials

• Use these to sanitize plane and hotel surfaces.

• Some areas may have unreliable tap water, so it’s important to take a contaminant filtering water bottle.

• This one is a great value.

• Vaccine cards often wear away. An unreadable card can cause severe consequences. This vaccine card protector helps avoid that.

• • Pills
  • Wristband

• This hand sanitizer is an easy-to-carry TSA-friendly product.

Safety + Security

• A SIM card that works in Ibiza. A good global SIM card works in most countries, but check the country list before buying.

• A money pouch is vital for protecting your passport and credit cards.

• For a bit of protection, an anti-theft backpack protects your belongings.

• With countries and airlines constantly changing policies, your amazing trip can be ruined if you get sick. Good travel insurance can help. See plans

Comfort

• Make your flight more comfortable with an airplane phone mount

• A portable power bank, like this one

• A plug adapter that supports outlet types C and F. Be careful to find the right kind. The vast majority of adapters available are just plugs and require your electronics to convert the voltage themselves. If yours can’t do that they could get fried. This one works in most places.

• This stroller weighs almost 10 pounds and folds to the size of a big book.

• An excellent option is this one

July

If you are traveling to Ibiza in July, you will notice that it is hot and dry with little rain. Daytime temperatures are in the low 80s F (high 20s C).

What to wear/what to pack:

Clothes + Footwear

• • SPF 50
  • SPF 30
• • for men
  • for women
  • for kids

• Our choice also removes contaminants:

  this

• • best performing
  • best performing natural solution

• A cooling shirt can make you comfortable and guard against the sun:

  • for men
  • for women
• • short
  • long
• • for men
  • for women
• • for men
  • for women
  • for kids

• These dresses offer UV protection and cool you.

• • swimwear
  • a bathing suit cover-up (for women)
  • beach blanket
  • lightweight travel towels
  • waterproof phone bag
  • and a dry bag for all of your other valuables
  • snorkel set (may be expensive purchased locally)

Health Essentials

• Some rural areas may have potentially unsafe tap water, so it’s important to bring a contaminant filtering water bottle.

• This hand sanitizer is a good plane-friendly option.

• Use these to sanitize plane and hotel surfaces.

• Vaccine cards often wear away. An unreadable vaccination card can have severe consequences. This vaccine card protector helps avoid that.

• This one is a superb choice.

• • Pills
  • Wristband

Safety + Security

• A money pouch is vital for protecting your passport and credit cards.

• A SIM card that works in Ibiza. A good global SIM card works in most countries, but check the country list before buying.

• For a bit of peace of mind, an anti-theft backpack protects your belongings.

• With countries and airlines constantly changing policies, your amazing trip can be ruined if you get sick. Good travel insurance can help. See plans

Comfort

• This stroller weighs just 10 lbs and folds to the size of a big book.

• Make your flight more comfortable with an airplane phone mount

• A portable power bank, like this one

• A plug adapter that supports outlet types C and F. Ensure that you choose the correct type. The vast majority of adapters available online are just plug changers and expect your electronics to convert the voltage themselves. If your electronics can’t do that they could burn up. This one is sufficent for most places.

• A versatile choice is this one

August

If you visit Ibiza during August, you might see that it is extremely warm and dry with little rain. Temperatures tend to hover around the 80s F (high 20s C) during the day, while at night they can dip into the low 60s F (low 20s C). Humidity is generally around 60 during the day. In terms of precipitation, you can expect it to rain occasionally.

What to wear/what to pack:

Clothes + Footwear

• • SPF 50
  • SPF 30

• Our favorite also filters harmful contaminants:

  this

• • best performing
  • best performing natural solution

• These dresses can provide UV protection and cool you.

• • for men
  • for women
• • short
  • long
• • for men
  • for women
  • for kids
• • for men
  • for women
  • for kids

• A breatheable shirt can cool you down quickly and guard against skin damage:

  • for men
  • for women
• • swimwear
  • a bathing suit cover-up (for women)
  • beach blanket
  • lightweight travel towels
  • waterproof phone bag
  • and a dry bag for all of your other valuables
  • snorkel set (could be very expensive purchased locally)
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls

• We suggest rain boots:

  • for men
  • for women
  • for kids

• These can be a lifesaver in a storm.

  • for men
  • for women

• We like this one

• This one is an excellent choice.

• So your things remain dry. We recommend:

  • for backpacks
  • for rolling suitcases

Health Essentials

• Some rural areas may have unreliable tap water, so it’s wise to have a contaminant filtering water bottle.

• • Pills
  • Wristband

• Vaccine cards often wear away. An unreadable card may result in severe consequences. This vaccine card protector helps avoid that.

• This one is a superb one.

• Use these to sanitize plane and hotel surfaces.

• This hand sanitizer is an excellent plane-friendly option.

Safety + Security

• A money pouch is vital for protecting your passport and credit cards.

• For a little peace of mind, an anti-theft backpack protects your belongings.

• A SIM card that works in Ibiza. A good global SIM card works in most countries, but check the country list before buying.

• With countries and airlines constantly changing policies, your amazing trip can be ruined if you get sick. Good travel insurance can help. See plans

Comfort

• A portable power bank, like this one

• This stroller weighs almost 10 pounds and folds to the size of a big book.

• A good option is this one

• A plug adapter that supports outlet types C and F. It’s important that you get the right type. The vast majority of adapters on sale are just plug changers and require your electronics to change the voltage themselves. If your electronics can’t do that they could get fried. This one should work in most areas.

• Make your flight more comfortable with an airplane phone mount

September

Traveling to Ibiza in September, you will notice that it is extremely warm. Expect it to rain occasionally. Daytime temperatures are in the low 80s F (high 20s C).

What to wear/what to pack:

Clothes + Footwear

• • for men
  • for women
• • short
  • long

• You can find some great options here

• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • best performing
  • best performing natural solution
• • for men
  • for women
• • SPF 50
  • SPF 30
• • for men
  • for women
  • for kids

• If you’re going to the beach:

  • swimwear
  • beach blanket
  • lightweight travel towels
  • waterproof phone bag
  • and a dry bag for all of your other valuables
  • snorkel set (can be expensive when bought locally )
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls

• We recommend rain boots:

  • for men
  • for women
  • for kids

• Rain pants will be essential in heavy rain.

  • for men
  • for women

• We like this one

• This one is a great one to buy.

• So your things stay dry. We like:

  • for backpacks
  • for rolling suitcases

Health Essentials

• This hand sanitizer is an easy-to-carry plane-friendly product.

• This one is a good option.

• Use these to sanitize plane and hotel surfaces.

• • Pills
  • Wristband

• Vaccine cards can wear out. An unreadable vaccine card can cause severe consequences. This vaccine card protector helps stop that.

• Some areas of this country may have unreliable tap water, so it’s important to take a contaminant filtering water bottle.

Safety + Security

• With countries and airlines constantly changing policies, your amazing trip can be ruined if you get sick. Good travel insurance can help. See plans

• A SIM card that works in Ibiza. A good global SIM card works in most countries, but check the country list before buying.

• A money pouch is vital for protecting your passport and credit cards.

• For a little protection, an anti-theft backpack protects your belongings.

Comfort

• A plug adapter that supports outlet types C and F. Ensure that you choose the correct type. A lot of adapters currently available are just plugs and expect your devices to change the voltage themselves. If your devices can’t do that they could get destroyed. This one should work in most places.

• Make your flight more comfortable with an airplane phone mount

• A portable power bank, like this one

• A great choice is this one

• This stroller weighs almost 10 pounds and folds to the size of a big book.

October

October in Ibiza is warm. The rain can amount to several inches/centimeters. During this time, temperatures average in the low 70s F (low 20s C).

What to wear/what to pack:

Clothes + Footwear

• • best performing
  • best performing natural solution
• • for men
  • for women
• • short
  • long
• • for men
  • for women
• • SPF 50
  • SPF 30
• • for men
  • for women
  • for kids
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls

• You can find some great options here

• If you’re going to the beach:

  • swimwear
  • beach blanket
  • lightweight travel towels
  • waterproof phone bag
  • and a dry bag for all of your other valuables
  • snorkel set (can be expensive purchased locally )
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls

• We use rain boots:

  • for men
  • for women
  • for kids

• These pants will be vital in heavy rain.

  • for men
  • for women

• We like this one

• This one is an excellent one to buy.

• So your suitcases remain dry. We suggest:

  • for backpacks
  • for rolling suitcases

Health Essentials

• • Pills
  • Wristband

• This hand sanitizer is a good plane-friendly option.

• Some areas may have unreliable tap water, so it’s useful to take a contaminant filtering water bottle.

• Use these to sanitize plane and hotel surfaces.

• Vaccine cards frequently become worn. An unreadable vaccination card may result in severe consequences. This vaccine card protector helps avoid that.

• This one is a good choice.

Safety + Security

• For a little peace of mind, an anti-theft backpack protects your belongings.

• A money pouch is vital for protecting your passport and credit cards.

• A SIM card that works in Ibiza. A good global SIM card works in most countries, but check the country list before buying.

• With countries and airlines constantly changing policies, your amazing trip can be ruined if you get sick. Good travel insurance can help. See plans

Comfort

• This stroller is only 10 pounds and folds to the size of a big book.

• A portable power bank, like this one

• A plug adapter that supports outlet types C and F. Take care to choose the necessary kind. Most adapters available are just plug changers and require your electronics to change the voltage themselves. If your electronics can’t do that they could get destroyed. This one should be appropriate for most countries.

• A good option is this one

• Make your flight more comfortable with an airplane phone mount

November

If you are traveling to Ibiza in November, you will notice that it is relatively cool. Expect it to rain about a third of the time. Daytime temperatures are in the 60s F (high 10s C).

What to wear/what to pack:

Clothes + Footwear

• You can find some great options here

• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • light
  • heavy
• • For men
  • For women
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls

• We use these rain boots:

  • for men
  • for women
  • for kids

• These pants will be essential in a storm.

  • for men
  • for women

• We like this one

• This one is a great one to buy.

• So your suitcases stay dry. We suggest:

  • for backpacks
  • for rolling suitcases

Health Essentials

• • Pills
  • Wristband

• This one is a great one.

• This hand sanitizer is an excellent plane-friendly choice.

• Vaccine cards can become worn. An unreadable vaccine card may result in severe consequences. This vaccine card protector helps avoid that.

• Use these to sanitize plane and hotel surfaces.

• Some areas may have unreliable tap water, so it’s wise to bring a contaminant filtering water bottle.

Safety + Security

• With countries and airlines constantly changing policies, your amazing trip can be ruined if you get sick. Good travel insurance can help. See plans

• A SIM card that works in Ibiza. A good global SIM card works in most countries, but check the country list before buying.

• For a bit of peace of mind, an anti-theft backpack protects your stuff.

• A money pouch is vital for protecting your passport and credit cards.

Comfort

• A plug adapter that supports outlet types C and F. Take care to choose the correct kind. The majority of adapters for sale now are just plug changers and require your devices to convert the voltage themselves. If yours can’t do that they could burn up. This one should be sufficient for most places.

• Make your flight more comfortable with an airplane phone mount

• This stroller weighs just 10 lbs and folds to the size of a big book.

• Our favorite is this one

• A portable power bank, like this one

December

If you go to Ibiza in December, you will notice that it is crisp. Expect it to rain 5-10 days this month. Daytime temperatures are in the low 60s F (mid 10s C).

What to wear/what to pack:

Clothes + Footwear

• You can find some great options here

• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • light
  • heavy
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • For men
  • For women
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls
• • for men
  • for women
  • for boys
  • for girls

• We recommend rain boots:

  • for men
  • for women
  • for kids

• Rain pants will be essential in a storm.

  • for men
  • for women

• We like this one

• This one is a great choice.

• So your suitcases remain dry. We suggest:

  • for backpacks
  • for rolling suitcases

Health Essentials

• This hand sanitizer is an excellent plane-friendly option.

• Some rural areas may have potentially unsafe tap water, so it’s useful to take a contaminant filtering water bottle.

• Vaccine cards frequently wear away. An unreadable vaccination card can cause severe consequences. This vaccine card protector helps avoid that.

• • Pills
  • Wristband

• Use these to sanitize plane and hotel surfaces.

• This one is a good choice.

Safety + Security

• A money pouch is vital for protecting your passport and credit cards.

• With countries and airlines constantly changing policies, your amazing trip can be ruined if you get sick. Good travel insurance can help. See plans

• A SIM card that works in Ibiza. A good global SIM card works in most countries, but check the country list before buying.

• For a little peace of mind, an anti-theft backpack protects your things.

Comfort

• Make your flight more comfortable with an airplane phone mount

• A plug adapter that supports outlet types C and F. Be sure to get the necessary type. A lot of adapters that you can buy are just plug changers and expect your devices to change the voltage themselves. If your electronics can’t do that they could get destroyed. This one should be sufficient for most countries.

• This stroller is only 10 pounds and folds to the size of a big book.

• A portable power bank, like this one

• An excellent option is this one

Activities for Ibiza, Spain

Here are some activity recommendations and activity-specific packing tips for Ibiza.

• Check out the tour options

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Both GOP candidates courting veterans in Nevada Senate race

RENO, Nev. (AP) — Common sense more than any campaign strategy dictated that Adam Laxalt not trumpet his own military service in Nevada’s sometimes-heated Republican Senate primary.

After all, the ex-attorney general, who served as a Navy judge advocate general in Iraq, was running against retired Army Capt. Sam Brown, a war hero who was nearly killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan and whose badly scarred face serves as a more powerful reminder of his sacrifice than his Purple Heart.

But with his former foe now turned patriotic ally, Laxalt, the son of a U.S. senator and grandson of another, is trying to make the most of his own military career.

He is relying on familiar GOP buzzwords in appealing to veterans to help save the country from “the left” and calling Democrats the party of the “megarich” as he tries to unseat Democratic Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto.

In some cases he is also capitalizing further on his military experience — and Cortez Masto’s lack of it — with links to conservative issues from U.S. border safety to government overreach on things like COVID-19.

He warns about the dangers of Afghan terrorists, prematurely released from captivity, sneaking into the U.S. and pledges to reinstate military members who were discharged for refusing to get coronavirus vaccinations.

They’re the kind of campaign issues that strike a chord with many rallying around candidates like Laxalt, backed by former President Trump in a Western battleground that Republicans view as one of their best chances to turn a blue Senate seat red.

“First and foremost, there is no substitute for service. And we all know that,” Laxalt said recently at the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Reno, where he and Brown served up free hot dogs. “Obviously, Sen. Masto hasn’t served.”

It’s a line he couldn’t use in debates with Brown, who denounced Laxalt during the primary as part of the “elite” Washington establishment.

Laxalt — the grandson of former U.S. Sen. and Nevada Gov. Paul Laxalt, and son of former Sen. Pete Domenici, R-N.M. — spent much of his early life in the D.C. area.

He graduated from Georgetown law school, was an assistant law professor at the U.S. Naval Academy and served with the JAG Corps in Iraq but didn’t engage in the sort of field combat Brown saw with the 1st Infantry in 2008.

At the VFW, Laxalt was introduced by an ex-commander of a B-2 test squad who created a potentially awkward moment when referencing Laxalt’s role in the military before the room eventually erupted into laughter.

“I’ll forgive him for being a JAG,” Air Force Col. Tony Grady said. “But then, not really, because when I was a commander, the JAG was in my hip pocket, to keep me out of trouble.”

Brown never claimed his military record outranked Laxalt’s, but he did make veiled references during the primary to the way each got where they are.

“I wasn’t born into power,” Brown said in his first ad, describing the Taliban bomb that “nearly killed me,” the soldiers who dragged his burning body to safety under mortar fire and his subsequent 30 surgeries.

Each pitch ended with the same tag line: “Career politicians can’t fix Washington; they broke it.”

Initially, the quote was juxtaposed with images of Cortez Masto and President Joe Biden but later was accompanied by photos of Cortez Masto and Laxalt.

Now, Brown is singing Laxalt’s praises and pleading with vets of all political stripes to rally behind him.

“What we do in primaries as Republicans is identify who can lay down the most effective fire, and they become the main effort,” Brown said. “Our duty is to go out there and be those foot soldiers for Adam Laxalt.”

At the VFW, Laxalt linked Cortez Masto to Democratic policies he says have weakened the U.S. military, disrespected its soldiers and made young Americans less likely to enlist. His biggest applause came when he ridiculed those who “wonder why” military recruiting is down.

“Well, how about because they kicked out service members for refusing to take the COVID shots?” Laxalt said. “We have Navy SEALS after 12-year investments and 15 tours of duty to terrible places. I’m a guaranteed vote to reinstate those people.”

Laxalt said he’d heard Cortez Masto hadn’t held a town hall meeting with veterans for at least a year.

Not true, her campaign said.

Cortez Masto, whose father and grandfather served in the U.S. Army, hosted at least a dozen events with Nevada veterans in the past year “to make sure she’s hearing their concerns and is able to deliver the federal support they need,” her campaign said in an email.

Her accomplishments include approval of the construction of a national veterans cemetery in Elko that locals had sought for nearly a decade.

She helped pass a bill guaranteeing health and compensation benefits for veterans exposed to Agent Orange. Her legislation to protect VA benefits for student veterans was signed into law, as was a measure she backed to improve veterans’ access to mental health services.

As he did during the primary, Laxalt reminds vets he founded the nation’s first state office of military legal services as Nevada’s attorney general — a creation the Pentagon eventually embraced and several states later adopted.

He touts his JAG work in Iraq — where his legal team oversaw more than 20,000 detainees — when blasting the Biden administration’s withdrawal from Afghanistan, “leaving billions of dollars of weapons behind” for potential terrorists.

He said the “Afghan debacle” marked the first time Americans “took the measure of this commander in chief and knew he was not up to the job.”

“Sen. Masto is not holding him accountable,” Laxalt said. “A terrorist that was released in Afghanistan could actually be in this country today. This is a huge issue, and it’s an absolute shame that Sen. Masto is dead silent on this.”

Cortez Masto insists she has pushed back on Biden’s method of withdrawal from Afghanistan after criticizing Trump’s proposal to withdraw without a plan in place.

She gets high marks from Ross Bryant, a retired Army veteran who is the executive director of UNLV’s Military & Veteran Services Center in Las Vegas.

Bryant describes himself as a moderate Republican who has voted for candidates in both parties. He’s glad when veterans are elected to Congress and acknowledges the veteran community “is sometimes very harsh: ‘If you are not a vet, you don’t know what it’s like.’”

He said that Laxalt “did great for us” as attorney general, and that Brown’s backing should carry weight with some: “He’s been wounded, he’s one of us. ‘”

But, he said, it’s wrong to portray Cortez Masto as anything but a staunch, effective advocate for veterans. He ticks off a list that includes expanding Agent Orange coverage to toxic burn-pit exposures, pressuring federal agencies to set up booths at UNLV’s veteran job fairs, and reversing benefit formulas during the COVID pandemic that would have drastically reduced $9 million worth of vet benefits for remote-students at UNLV alone.

“At the end of the day, she has delivered. She’s been a rock star for us,” Bryant said.

Copyright © The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

Yacht tour to Ibiza. Spain.

Ibiza

Yacht tour to Ibiza, the cost of which will fully pay off with vivid emotions and unforgettable impressions, provides an opportunity to visit the most popular places in the resort.

Marina San Antoni de Portomani

Marina San Antoni de Portomani is located in the largest enclosed bay on the northwest coast of the island of Ibiza. There are 245 berths on the water for yachts, so finding free space will not be a problem. And everyone who went on vacation on a sailing yacht or catamaran near Ibiza will be able to freely land on land to start exploring the sights of the resort. And in the immediate vicinity of the marina, you can already see a sufficient number of cafes, shops, restaurants, bars, travel agencies, etc.

Cafe Del Mar

Cafe Del Mar is one of the most popular establishments in the town of San Antonio in Ibiza. It started working back in 1980, and in 2015 celebrated its 35th anniversary. The cafe symbolizes summer, music, relaxation, and the cocktails and other menu items offered here are considered among the best in the area. Here you can order everything you want – from sushi to pizza. The establishment is located right on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, so vacationers can simultaneously enjoy bewitching sunsets, getting even more pleasure from staying in a cafe.

Blue Marlin Beach Club

Blue Marlin Beach Club – the club is located in the beautiful bay of Cala Jondal, in the southwest of Ibiza. The restaurant is open from early April to mid-October. The beach club attracts guests with its elegance and originality, high level of service. As for the cuisine, here you can try Mediterranean and Asian dishes, there is an assortment of sushi. The cocktail menu pleasantly surprises with its variety, and ready-made drinks – with taste. At night, the club plays cutting-edge music from professional DJs. And it should definitely be visited by those who book yacht tours to Ibiza.

Sa Trinxa

Sa Trinxa is a restaurant founded in 1978. It is considered one of the most iconic in Ibiza. The establishment offers delicious dishes of Mediterranean and Oriental cuisine, attracts with a beautiful interior and a high level of service. And in the restaurant you can enjoy not only high-quality and varied food, but also good music and dancing.

USHUAIA CLUB

USHUAIA CLUB – the loudest and brightest parties in Ibiza take place here. Moreover, entertainment is offered in the daytime. Anyone who wants to get a charge of positive emotions and cheerfulness should look here. Music from the best DJs will not leave indifferent any vacationer.

DJ – David Guetta.

By the way, the world-famous DJ David Guetta came to USHUAIA CLUB in 2018. His performance was an unforgettable and very impressive sight. In addition to high-quality music, bright special effects awaited visitors, making the atmosphere even more festive. Everyone who attended this event still remembers it with delight. David Guetta himself will be in Ibiza more than once. Therefore, fans of the DJ should periodically look through the posters so as not to miss such a significant event.

Formentera Island

Formentera Island – located just a few kilometers from Ibiza, but fundamentally different in mood and nature of the holiday. It is here that those who are tired of noisy parties and endless fuss go to enjoy solitude, soak up the snow-white sand. Spending time here surrounded by amazing nature is a pleasure.

Santa Eulalia

Santa Eulalia is the third largest resort visited by those who book sea cruises in Ibiza. Its main distinguishing features are magnificent nature, calm atmosphere. This area is considered ideal for organizing family holidays. At the same time, the level of service here is quite high. It has everything that should be in popular resort centers. Therefore, you can spend time here comfortably.

Pacha Club

Pacha Club is the oldest on the island. It was opened in 1973. Despite the fact that the institution has smaller dimensions compared to competitors, up to 3,000 people can fit here. The club has VIP-rooms and a VIP-zone, where recreation is organized with special comfort. The interior of the establishment looks simply luxurious. It is also worth noting that quite a serious face control works here. With that being said, it’s no surprise that Pacha is one of the most expensive clubs in Ibiza. But still, most vacationers who book a trip on a yacht or catamaran to Ibiza try to get here.

Weather in Spain

In general, the weather allows you to organize boat trips from April to November. But the high season is from June to September. Then the air temperature during the day fluctuates between 26-28 degrees, and at night it drops to 19-20 degrees. During this period, sea cruises in Spain are made very often. And there are no special climatic obstacles for them. The timing of the tour should be based on personal preferences. If you plan to swim often and a lot, then it is better to relax in Spain in the summer, when the most suitable conditions are created for beach leisure. As for precipitation, their probability is quite low. Spain has about 300 sunny days a year. So you can be sure that the plans will not be spoiled by rain.

Tips and Tricks

Try to calculate your budget as carefully as possible by familiarizing yourself with the pricing policy of the area you plan to visit. In Spain, the international currency is the euro. At the same time, the prices for services are quite low. For example, the cost of lunch in a cafe will cost approximately 13 euros, and in a restaurant – 20 euros.
Spain is rich in sights. Therefore, in order to have time to get the maximum impressions within the limited time of the tour, it is better to study the features of the regions where you plan to make stops.

Spain on our routes:

Spain. Ibiza

On the yacht SUN ODYSSEY 509 / 2017. Route: San Antoni de Portomani – Blue Marlin Beach Club – Sa Trinxa – Formentera – Santa Eulalia – Verda – San Antoni de Portomani

Spain. Christmas in the Canary Islands

On yachts DUFOUR GRAND`LARGE 500 and 512. Route: Pasito Blanco – Puerto Mogan – Tenerife – La Gomera – Los Gigantes – Las Gayetas – Puerto Mogana or Puerto Rico – Pasito Blanco

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Monthly weather in Spain and now. Accurate forecast for cities

Weather in Spain for months and now. Accurate weather forecast for cities

Spain

Resorts

Excursions

Reminder

Weather in Spain, when should you fly?

Spain is a fairly large country that occupies both a significant piece of the mainland and remote islands in the Mediterranean Sea and even in the ocean. Naturally, the weather will be different everywhere and the season will be shorter or longer, respectively, depending on the resort. You, as a tourist and a traveler, are probably interested in just the most touristic places, so let’s look at the three main and most different places in Spain in terms of weather.

The continental part, the Costa Brava and Costa Dorada are the most popular holiday destinations for Belarusians, but they have the shortest season, which starts in June and ends at the end of September. At the same time, at the beginning of the season, the weather quickly comes into tone and pleases tourists with the warm rays of the sun and the equally warm Mediterranean Sea, and you can see favorable weather in Spain in June with maximum probability. At the end of the season, everything happens according to the same scenario, only in the other direction. As early as the 20th of September, it can be 28 degrees Celsius and a calm sea, and already on the 25th, active rains can begin and the sea is rough, so ideally plan your vacation between June and August, and when choosing a vacation a couple of weeks later, carefully keep an eye on the weather in Spain in September, because every year is different and it is quite difficult to predict in advance. But often a little rain is not a hindrance, because it is compensated by freer beaches, a guaranteed warm sea and the absence of long queues in Port Aventura Park, as well as lower prices for tours and entertainment at the resort.

If we look at the weather in Spain by months on the coasts on both sides of Barcelona, ​​then the following picture awaits you:

• June is quite warm, but without frills. During the day, street signs show an average figure of about 27-28 degrees, and in the evening 19-20. The sea at this time is about 22 degrees and gradually warms up even more.
• July is already a more generous month for temperatures, the temperature is already approaching 30 degrees, and the nights are already very comfortable with an average temperature of about 22-23 degrees. This month the weather in Spain will be the most comfortable and optimal for most people.
• August is the hottest month and often shows temperatures above 30 degrees. But do not worry, the sea can always cool you down, because its temperature rarely exceeds 26 degrees this month. Thus, the weather in Spain in August will appeal to hot lovers.
• September is good because the air cools down to a more comfortable 26-27 degrees, and the sea is still not losing ground and shows a stable 24-25 degrees.

The island part, namely Palma de Mallorca, boasts warmer spring and autumn months, which stretches the high season as much as 5 months, from May to October. The weather in Spain in May is already quite comfortable, but the peak months, such as July and August, are much hotter than in the continental part and easily show 32-33 degrees. The sea starts from May at 19degrees and is gradually growing, breaking the bar of 22 degrees in June, 25 degrees in July, and 27 degrees in August. In September, everything starts to go in the same sequence, but vice versa and makes the weather in Spain this month very comfortable for relaxing, but at other times your holiday will also be wonderful, the main thing is to smear sunscreen and do not forget about hats.

The island of eternal spring – Tenerife, lives its own life in relation to the rest of Spain. Tourists rest here almost all year round and are quite satisfied with the weather even in winter, but the warmer weather in Spain in these places and the swimming season come in April and all this splendor lasts until November. But on this wonderful island, the weather with regards to air and sea temperatures live a different life, so closer to winter, the sea may turn out to be warmer than the air. The average air temperature in April is about 20 degrees and begins to grow every ten days, by about 1-2 degrees and reaches 21 degrees in May, 23-24 degrees in June, 25-26 in July, 26-27 in August and finally in September it again drops to 25 and then gradually decreases. The ocean keeps the degree at 19-22 degrees all year round and reaches its peak in October, around 22-23 degrees. No wonder Tenerife is called the island of spring, because it really is the place to be.

You can see the weather in Spain by months in more detail in the table:

Average monthly temperature of water and air in Barcelona, ​​°C day and night

Average monthly temperature of water and air in Salou, °C day and night Average monthly water and air temperature in Valencia, °C day and night

Average monthly water and air temperature in Costa del Sol, °C day and night

Average monthly water and air temperature in Ibiza, °C day and night

Playa d’en bossa.

Everything you need to know about playa d’en bossa Playa d’en bossa ibiza spain

Platja d’en Bossa is the most clubbing place in Ibiza after its capital. Countless clubs and restaurants stretch along the three-kilometer beach, and most of the island’s most luxurious hotels are located here.

Climate and weather in Playa d’en Bossa

Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters. The season for visiting the beach and swimming in the sea starts from early June and ends at the end of October, when the water temperature is still at least twenty degrees Celsius. In July and August, the air warms up to thirty degrees or more during the day, and a little over twenty degrees at night. In winter, around sixteen degrees during the day, about eight degrees at night.

Monthly weather. Water temperatures in January-February +16, in March, April, May +17. With the onset of summer, you can swim, the water temperature in June is +21, in July +23, in August +25. You can swim all autumn, so the water temperature in September is +25, in October +23, in November +21. In the first month of winter, December, the temperature drops to +18.

The best time to travel to Playa d’en Bossa is from June to mid-November.

The temperature in January and February is +16 during the day, +9 at night. Daytime temperature in March +17, in April +18, in May +21. The temperature in June is +26, at night +18, in July +29, at night +21, in August +29, at night +22.

In autumn, everything is also warm in Playa d’en Bossa, the temperature in September during the day is +27, at night +20, in October +23, at night +16, in November +19 during the day, +12 at night.

How to get to Playa d’en Bossa

First you have to get to the airport of Ibiza, and from there to Playa d’en Bossa is only four kilometers, you can go by bus or taxi. Buses run to Playa d’en Bossa and from other nearby resorts, for example, from Es Cavayet and Las Salinas, there are no direct bus services to Sant Antoni and Santo Eularia, you need to go to Ibiza town and take the bus there.

Noteworthy is the Disco-bass night bus, which transports young people free of charge to nightclubs in the area.

Beaches of Playa d’en Bossa

The beach is more than three kilometers, stretched in one line, along which almost all the main entertainment facilities of Ibiza are concentrated, and these are nightclubs and restaurants. The beach is well equipped, there are water equipment rentals. Despite the noise that spreads throughout the area from night discos near the coast, the beach can be recommended for families, as the entrance to the sea is gentle, which will appeal to the kids. At the end of the beach there is an observation tower, a popular attraction among tourists, do not forget to take your camera with you.

The further you go along the beach from the city of Ibiza, the calmer it becomes, so you can walk to the nudist beach Playa d’Es Cavallett, which is also popular with windsurfers. Even further is Platja de Migjorn beach with a luxurious promenade.

Attractions and entertainment in Playa d’en Bossa

Unfortunately, there are no historical attractions in Playa d’en Bossa, but there are the largest nightclubs in Ibiza, such as the Space Club and Bora Bora. Family tourists are recommended to visit the Aquamar water park, you can also play bowling at the Calle Murtra club, and there is a golf course nearby.

Hotels in Playa d’en Bossa

You can live in hotels for every taste from two stars to five.

Entertainment, nightclubs and recreation in Playa d’en Bossa

Ushuaia Ibiza Beach Club

sea.The cost of entrance tickets when famous DJs perform can reach 50 euros.The nightclub opens very early at five in the evening, if you don’t know what to do before then Bora Bora beach is at your service.In Ushuaia Ibiza Beach Club you can see many world-class show business stars, the most famous are very easy to recognize.The club can be compared with Pasha, but still these places are incomparable, there is more expanse in Ushuaia, you can choose what you want to do, you can dance, you can stand and look at the stage, you can you can swim in the Enormus pool, you can sit or even lie down, and drinks here are on average 15 euros, and not 25 as in a comparable club. 0003

Space Club

The club is located behind the Waterslide park, I would like to point out as always high prices for drinks, and this is from ten to thirty euros, the entrance to the club, depending on the level of fame of the DJ, is from ten to fifty euros. The show usually starts at nine in the evening, you can find out about the performing stars from the big boards hung in the area. Considerable competition to this institution is the beach of Bora Bora, which offers free admission and drinks at half the price. However, this is the second place in Playa d’en Bossa in our rating of entertainment.

Bora Bora Beach Club

A popular bar on the beach of the same name, the advantage is an open area with free entry and quiet music that does not hit the head like in previous real dance clubs.

Tantra Beach Cafe Ibiza

Another dance club on the beach called Tantra Cafe. Small pleasures include a DJ in the evenings, and cheap drinks like two cocktails for €9 or a beer for under €4.

Aguamar Water Park

Aquamar Aquapark asks seventeen and a half euros for entry, if you are not a child, then you will be enough for a maximum of an hour. The water park actually turns out to be a little smaller than expected at the beginning, some visitors rate it as a dirty place, others, on the contrary, praise it for its cleanliness, however, the salt water in the pool seems to be some kind of draw for such an entrance ticket. On the territory you can eat, the prices are moderate for this resort.

Restaurants in Playa d’en Bossa

Buena Onda Cafe

First of all, pay attention to the Buena Onda Cafe at Calle Algarb, 9, which offers a breathtaking view of the coast, in addition, delicious food is served here, tables can be booked, and the establishment itself is open until the morning.

Sands Beach Restaurant

Japanese Restaurant The name says it all Sands Beach Restaurant, excellent musical tastes and excellent cuisine right next to the beach. The establishment is open all night.

Passion Cafe

The Passion Cafe is located opposite the Space nightclub. Food attracts visitors with its variety. The cafe is also open at night.

Ciao Ciao

The Italian pizzeria Ciao Ciao is located at Calle Begones 20, high quality and inexpensive. Pizza can be ordered to the hotel, and the institution itself is open all night.

Moorea Restaurant

Moorea Restaurant steakhouse is located at Jet Apartments. Another place to hang out Nassau Beach Club Restaurant is located on Ctra Playa d “en Bossa. The restaurant is on the beach itself, tables can be booked, the institution is open until the morning.

Hotels in Playa d’en Bossa

Grand Palladium Palace Ibiza Resort & Spa

The five-star Grand Palladium Palace Ibiza Resort & Spa, located at C / Playa d “en Bossa s / n, stands out from all other hotels Sant Jordi de ses Salines, several large swimming pools, beautiful spa, shady courts, modern rooms with balconies

Apartamentos Sal Rossa

Apartamentos Sal Rossa are located at C/ Begonias near the airport and near the sea. , good service and helpful maids make this hotel one of the best in Playa d’en Bossa.0003

Hotel Garbi Ibiza & Spa

Four-star spa complex Hotel Garbi Ibiza & Spa, located on Calle Murtra 5. Ultra-modern hotel with a huge fable, a magnificent beach and all other conditions created for a perfect holiday. Like any popular place, it is not without negative reviews.

Migjorn Ibiza Suites & Spa

Another Migjorn Ibiza Suites & Spa is located at Calle Begonas 12-18, there is a large pool and pleasant spa facilities for relaxation, the rooms are huge.

Ushuaia Ibiza Beach Hotel

If you’re a party lover, the five-star Ushuaia Ibiza Beach Hotel is the place to be.

The best hotels in Playa d’en Bossa

The most luxurious hotels are Grand Palladium Palace Ibiza Resort & Spa, Hotel Garbi Ibiza & Spa, Hotel Torre del Mar and Sirenis Hotel Club Tres Carabelas & Spa. The best location on the beach are the hotels Fiesta Club Palm Beach, Ushuaia Ibiza Beach Hotel, Santos Ibiza Coast Suites. As a holiday with children, we can recommend the Grand Palladium Palace Ibiza Resort & Spa and Apartamentos Sal Rossa hotels. The best combination of price and quality has the hotel Apartamentos Sal Rossa.

Playa d’en Bossa is a lively resort in Spain, which is one of the main epicenters of nightlife on the island of Ibiza. Mostly young people rest here, so the resort has a lot of various entertainments, including the possibility of practicing active sports.

How to get there

Playa d’en Bosa is located in the southeastern part of the island of Ibiza, the total area of ​​the resort is 17 square meters. km.

You can get to Playa d’en Bossa from Moscow by plane to the airport in Ibiza, from where regular buses run to the resort. You can also take a taxi at the airport. In terms of duration, the road to Playa d’en Bossa takes about 10 minutes (4 km). Regular bus services connect Playa d’en Bossa not only with the city of Ibiza, but also with the neighboring resorts of Em Cavayet and Las Salinas.

Weather conditions

The warmest time in Playa d’en Bossa is from May to October, and it is during these months that the majority of tourists come to the resort. During this period, the average daily air temperature is +21-+29 degrees, the water temperature in the sea is +21+25 degrees.

The coldest period in Playa d’en Bossa lasts from December to February (during the day the temperature reaches +16 degrees, at night it drops to +8).

Accommodation

Playa d’en Bossa has a variety of hotels to suit all tastes. Almost all of them are no more than a five minute walk to the beach. In the central part of the Playa d’en Bossa resort, most hotels are of a high level of 3-4 stars – Ibiza Sun Apartments, Hotel Garbi Ibiza & Spa. In the vicinity at a distance of 2-3 km from the center you can find more affordable options with a category of 1-2 stars – Hotel Club Mare Nostrum , Hotel Club La Noria

All high-level hotels in Playa d’en Bossa have a wide range of services, swimming pools, bars, restaurants, spas, playgrounds and much more for a comfortable and interesting stay.

Playa d’en Bosa is famous for its huge beaches with white sands and azure sea water. Even despite the huge influx of tourists, the beach area remains clean and well-groomed.

Playa d’en Bossa’s beaches are the longest on the island of Ibiza, over 3 km long. On the shore near the water there are sites for practicing various sports, and on days when the south wind blows, windsurfers come here from all over the island to ride.

Fans of a quiet and relaxing holiday should be located at the end of the Playa d’en Bossa beach, where you can hardly hear the music and there are practically no vacationers.

Things to do

Playa d’en Bossa has a very well developed tourist infrastructure. There are many shops, bars, cafes, restaurants, nightclubs, sports grounds.

This resort has some of the most famous discotheques on the whole island of Ibiza, “Space” and “Ushuaia Ibiza Beach Club”, located on the seafront. Also in Playa d’en Bossa there is the Aquamar water park with various attractions, which will be interesting to visit for both children and adults.

Despite the fact that many hotels in Playa d’en Bossa are designed for families, and you can find remote and quiet places to relax on the beaches, this resort is more youthful and party-oriented. In Playa d’en Bossa it will be fun and interesting to relax with a big noisy company, or for couples who do not want a romantic secluded holiday, but a lot of music, noise and drive.

Playa d’en Bossa – Spain

Distance to the airport: about 3 km via Gamba Rotja.

Getting there: Playa d’en Bossa on map

The easiest way to get to Playa d’en Bossa is to take a taxi from the airport. The distance is so small that for a large company this method may be even more profitable than public transport. However, the bus will also not take you much time and money. For a specific schedule, please contact in the comments.

By the way, speaking about the transport of Ibiza, one cannot fail to mention the nightly disco basses that transport young people from club to club between the towns of Ibiza.

If you are the owner of a navigator, you can get to Playa d’en Bossa at the coordinates: 38.883868, 1.404873.

Playa d’en Bossa: beaches

The beach in Playa d’en Bossa is one of the most convenient in Ibiza. It occupies almost 3 kilometers in length, is covered with stunning golden sand, borders on a light, clear sea, in general, resembles a paradise.

Entrance to the beach of Playa d’en Bossa is free, you can rent umbrellas or sunbeds, water equipment.

Playa d’en Bossa weather and hotels

In Playa d’en Bossa, the weather allows you to relax on the sea from June to October. If you travel without children and are accustomed to cold water, then in May you will be able to swim. In addition, most of the hotels in Playa d’en Bossa are located close to the coast, which is especially liked by many of our tourists.

The weather in Playa d’en Bossa can be estimated from the weather diary for Ibiza, posted in a special section of our website.

Playa d’en Bossa hotels offer a variety of dining options, including half board and full board. Keep in mind that these two options mean that drinks at lunch and dinner are charged extra.

Book a hotel in Playa D “en Bossa.

Activities in Playa d’en Bossa: attractions and entertainment

In reviews of Playa d’en Bossa and holidays in this city, most tourists note that entertainment is mostly at night. This is not surprising, because the main attractions of Ibiza are discos and clubs.In Playa d’en Bossa, the attractions include the cleanest beach and amazing nature around, but the vast majority of tourists fly here for the sake of youth disco recreation: during the day it happens very quiet as half of them are just sleeping.0003

This catalog presents 54 hotels of Playa d’en Bossa of different price categories: you can book rooms in both budget hotels in Playa d’en Bossa and luxury hotels. Room rates depend on location and class of the hotel, close location to popular attractions of Playa d’en Bossa. Booking hotels is a service from Hotels that has given thousands of vacationers savings on room rates and a fantastic vacation in the best cities in the world! If you are looking for a good hotel at a low price, we recommend that you look at the budget hotels in Playa d’en Bossa.

How to book a hotel in Playa d’en Bosse?

Reservations for hotels in Playa d’en Bossa are only 6 steps away:

You enter your travel dates in Playa d’en Bossa as availability and rates change;

The system instantly generates a list of available hotels in Playa d’en Bosse for the selected dates with current prices;

You choose the hotel you like and press the “book” button;

Fill out the booking form. That’s all you need to book your hotel in Playa d’en Bosse. Then the system will complete the process automatically;

The number is instantly reserved in your name and it will not be sold to anyone else;

Within 15 minutes you will receive a booking confirmation and a voucher to your e-mail, which you can show at the hotel upon arrival. . If you find the same hotel cheaper, we will refund the difference.

Discover a selection of the best places and attractions PLAYA D “EN BOSSA

This is a very nice beach club where you can enjoy some of the best drinks while you visit Platja d’en Bossa. Amazing music keeps visitors captivated and encourages them to start dancing.In addition, the club offers a kind and pleasant atmosphere for visitors.Those who want to enjoy the nightlife on the beach side should visit this place.

Highway Playa d’en Bossa, 10, 07817 San Joseph de Sa Talaia, Balearic Islands, Spain

Party Organizer

This is one of the best places when you visit Platja d’Bossa. Here you can enjoy a boat party with friends or family members. For a boat party, enjoying dance and music is just a unique experience. Enjoy drinks

dancing to the rhythmic music.

C / gorse, 18, 07817 Ibiza, Playa d’en Bossa, Balearic Islands, Spain

You must definitely go to this beautiful beach when you visit Platja d’Bossa. It is a very beautiful place to have a good time during the day. The beach club is so beautiful and has a nice atmosphere for everyone. You can enjoy dancing to the tune of a DJ at a beach club

Playa d’en Bossa, Spain

Aquapark

This is a great place for fun and enjoyment while you are visiting Platja d’Bossa with family or friends.There are many incredible and amazing rides. You can enjoy taking different types of slides. It is a great place to spend time on a pleasant journey.0003

Ctra. Playa d’en Bossa, 294, 07817 San Joseph de Sa Talaia, Balearic Islands, Spain

Playa den bossa ibiza spain. Playa d’en Bossa

Discover a selection of the best places and attractions PLAYA D’EN BOSSA

This is a very nice beach club where you can enjoy some of the best drinks while you visit Platja d’en Bossa. Amazing the music keeps the visitors captivated and encourages them to start dancing. Besides, the club offers an amiable and pleasant atmosphere for the visitors.Those who want to enjoy the nightlife on the beach side should visit this place.

Highway Playa d’en Bossa, 10, 07817 San Joseph de Sa Talaia, Balearic Islands, Spain

Party Organizer

This is one of the best places when you visit Platja d’Bossa. Here you can enjoy a boat party with friends or family members. For a boat party, enjoying dance and music is just a unique experience. Enjoy drinks

dancing to the rhythmic music.

C / gorse, 18, 07817 Ibiza, Playa d’en Bossa, Balearic Islands, Spain

You must definitely go to this beautiful beach when you visit Platja d’Bossa. It is a very beautiful place to have a good time during the day. The beach club is so beautiful and has a nice atmosphere for everyone. You can enjoy dancing to the tune of a DJ at a beach club

Playa d’en Bossa, Spain

Aquapark

This is a great place for fun and enjoyment while you are visiting Platja d’Bossa with family or friends. There are many incredible and amazing rides. You can enjoy taking different types of slides. It is a great place to spend time on a pleasant journey.0003

Ctra. Playa d’en Bossa, 294, 07817 San Joseph de Sa Talaia, Balearic Islands, Spain

Playa d’en Bossa – Spain

Distance to the airport: about 3 km via Gamba Rotja.

Getting there: Playa d’en Bossa on the map

The easiest way to get to Playa d’en Bossa is to take a taxi from the airport. The distance is so small that for a large company this method may be even more profitable than public transport. However, the bus will also not take you much time and money. For a specific schedule, please contact in the comments.

By the way, speaking about the transport of Ibiza, one cannot fail to mention the nightly disco basses that transport young people from club to club between the towns of Ibiza.

If you are the owner of a navigator, you can get to Playa d’en Bossa at the coordinates: 38. 883868, 1.404873.

Playa d’en Bossa: beaches

The beach in Playa d’en Bossa is one of the most convenient in Ibiza. It occupies almost 3 kilometers in length, is covered with stunning golden sand, borders on a light, clear sea, in general, resembles a paradise.

Entrance to the beach of Playa d’en Bossa is free, you can rent umbrellas or sunbeds, water equipment.

Weather in Playa d’en Bossa and hotels

In Playa d’en Bossa, the weather allows you to relax on the sea from June to October. If you travel without children and are accustomed to cold water, then in May you will be able to swim. In addition, most of the hotels in Playa d’en Bossa are located close to the coast, which is especially liked by many of our tourists.

The weather in Playa d’en Bossa can be estimated from the weather diary for Ibiza, posted in a special section of our website.

Playa d’en Bossa hotels offer a variety of dining options, including half board and full board. Keep in mind that these two options mean that drinks at lunch and dinner are charged extra.

Book a hotel in Playa D “en Bossa.

Activities in Playa d’en Bossa: attractions and entertainment

In reviews of Playa d’en Bossa and holidays in this city, most tourists note that entertainment is mostly at night. This is not surprising, because the main attractions of Ibiza are discos and clubs.In Playa d’en Bossa, the attractions include the cleanest beach and amazing nature around, but the vast majority of tourists fly here for the sake of youth disco recreation: during the day it happens very quiet as half of them are just sleeping.0003

This catalog presents 54 hotels of Playa d’en Bossa of different price categories: you can book rooms in both budget hotels in Playa d’en Bossa and luxury hotels. Room rates depend on location and class of the hotel, close location to popular attractions of Playa d’en Bossa. Booking hotels is a service from Hotels that has given thousands of vacationers savings on room rates and a fantastic vacation in the best cities in the world! If you are looking for a good hotel at a low price, we recommend that you look at the budget hotels in Playa d’en Bossa.

How to book a hotel in Playa d’en Bosse?

Reservations for hotels in Playa d’en Bossa are only 6 steps away:

You enter your travel dates in Playa d’en Bossa as availability and rates change;

The system instantly generates a list of available hotels in Playa d’en Bosse for the selected dates with current prices;

You choose the hotel you like and press the “book” button;

Fill out the booking form. That’s all you need to book your hotel in Playa d’en Bosse. Then the system will complete the process automatically;

The number is instantly reserved in your name and it will not be sold to anyone else;

Within 15 minutes you will receive a booking confirmation and a voucher to your e-mail, which you can show at the hotel upon arrival.. If you find the same hotel cheaper, we will refund the difference.

Platja d’en Bossa is the most clubbing place in Ibiza after its capital. Countless clubs and restaurants stretch along the three-kilometer beach, and most of the island’s most luxurious hotels are located here.

Climate and weather in Playa d’en Bossa

Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters. The season for visiting the beach and swimming in the sea starts from early June and ends at the end of October, when the water temperature is still at least twenty degrees Celsius. In July and August, the air warms up to thirty degrees or more during the day, and a little over twenty degrees at night. In winter, around sixteen degrees during the day, about eight degrees at night.

Monthly weather. Water temperatures in January-February +16, in March, April, May +17. With the onset of summer, you can swim, the water temperature in June is +21, in July +23, in August +25. You can swim all autumn, so the water temperature in September is +25, in October +23, in November +21. In the first month of winter, December, the temperature drops to +18.

The best time to travel to Playa d’en Bossa is from June to mid-November.

The temperature in January and February is +16 during the day, +9 at night. Daytime temperature in March +17, in April +18, in May +21. The temperature in June is +26, at night +18, in July +29, at night +21, in August +29, at night +22.

In autumn, everything is also warm in Playa d’en Bossa, the temperature in September during the day is +27, at night +20, in October +23, at night +16, in November +19 during the day, +12 at night.

How to get to Playa d’en Bossa

First you have to get to the airport of Ibiza, and from there to Playa d’en Bossa is only four kilometers, you can go by bus or taxi. Buses run to Playa d’en Bossa and from other nearby resorts, for example, from Es Cavayet and Las Salinas, there are no direct bus services to Sant Antoni and Santo Eularia, you need to go to Ibiza town and take the bus there.

Noteworthy is the Disco-bass night bus, which transports young people free of charge to nightclubs in the area.

Beaches of Playa d’en Bossa

The beach is more than three kilometers, stretched in one line, along which almost all the main entertainment facilities of Ibiza are concentrated, and these are nightclubs and restaurants. The beach is well equipped, there are water equipment rentals. Despite the noise that spreads throughout the area from night discos near the coast, the beach can be recommended for families, as the entrance to the sea is gentle, which will appeal to the kids. At the end of the beach there is an observation tower, a popular attraction among tourists, do not forget to take your camera with you.

The further you go along the beach from the city of Ibiza, the calmer it becomes, so you can walk to the nudist beach Playa d’Es Cavallett, which is also popular with windsurfers. Even further is Platja de Migjorn beach with a luxurious promenade.

Attractions and entertainment in Playa d’en Bossa

Unfortunately, there are no historical attractions in Playa d’en Bossa, but there are the largest nightclubs in Ibiza, such as the Space Club and Bora Bora. Family tourists are recommended to visit the Aquamar water park, you can also play bowling at the Calle Murtra club, and there is a golf course nearby.

Hotels in Playa d’en Bossa

You can live in hotels for every taste from two stars to five.

Entertainment, nightclubs and recreation in Playa d’en Bossa

Ushuaia Ibiza Beach Club

sea.The cost of entrance tickets when famous DJs perform can reach 50 euros.The nightclub opens very early at five in the evening, if you don’t know what to do before then Bora Bora beach is at your service.In Ushuaia Ibiza Beach Club you can see many world-class show business stars, the most famous are very easy to recognize.The club can be compared with Pasha, but still these places are incomparable, there is more expanse in Ushuaia, you can choose what you want to do, you can dance, you can stand and look at the stage, you can you can swim in the Enormus pool, you can sit or even lie down, and drinks here are on average 15 euros, and not 25 as in a comparable club.0003

Space Club

The club is located behind the Waterslide park, I would like to point out as always high prices for drinks, and this is from ten to thirty euros, the entrance to the club, depending on the level of fame of the DJ, is from ten to fifty euros. The show usually starts at nine in the evening, you can find out about the performing stars from the big boards hung in the area. Considerable competition to this institution is the beach of Bora Bora, which offers free admission and drinks at half the price. However, this is the second place in Playa d’en Bossa in our rating of entertainment.

Bora Bora Beach Club

A popular bar on the beach of the same name, the advantage is an open area with free entry and quiet music that does not hit the head like in previous real dance clubs.

Tantra Beach Cafe Ibiza

Another dance club on the beach called Tantra Cafe. Small pleasures include a DJ in the evenings, and cheap drinks like two cocktails for €9 or a beer for under €4.

Aguamar Water Park

Aquamar Aquapark asks seventeen and a half euros for entry, if you are not a child, then you will be enough for a maximum of an hour. The water park actually turns out to be a little smaller than expected at the beginning, some visitors rate it as a dirty place, others, on the contrary, praise it for its cleanliness, however, the salt water in the pool seems to be some kind of draw for such an entrance ticket. On the territory you can eat, the prices are moderate for this resort.

Restaurants in Playa d’en Bossa

Buena Onda Cafe

First of all, pay attention to the Buena Onda Cafe at Calle Algarb, 9, which offers a breathtaking view of the coast, in addition, delicious food is served here, tables can be booked, and the establishment itself is open until the morning.

Sands Beach Restaurant

Japanese Restaurant The name says it all Sands Beach Restaurant, excellent musical tastes and excellent cuisine right next to the beach. The establishment is open all night.

Passion Cafe

The Passion Cafe is located opposite the Space nightclub. Food attracts visitors with its variety. The cafe is also open at night.

Ciao Ciao

The Italian pizzeria Ciao Ciao is located at Calle Begones 20, high quality and inexpensive. Pizza can be ordered to the hotel, and the institution itself is open all night.

Moorea Restaurant

Moorea Restaurant steakhouse is located at Jet Apartments. Another place to hang out Nassau Beach Club Restaurant is located on Ctra Playa d “en Bossa. The restaurant is on the beach itself, tables can be booked, the institution is open until the morning.

Hotels in Playa d’en Bossa

Grand Palladium Palace Ibiza Resort & Spa

The five-star Grand Palladium Palace Ibiza Resort & Spa, located at C / Playa d “en Bossa s / n, stands out from all other hotels Sant Jordi de ses Salines, several large swimming pools, beautiful spa, shady courts, modern rooms with balconies

Apartamentos Sal Rossa

Apartamentos Sal Rossa are located at C/ Begonias near the airport and near the sea. , good service and helpful maids make this hotel one of the best in Playa d’en Bossa.0003

Hotel Garbi Ibiza & Spa

Four-star spa complex Hotel Garbi Ibiza & Spa, located on Calle Murtra 5. Ultra-modern hotel with a huge fable, a magnificent beach and all other conditions created for a perfect holiday. Like any popular place, it is not without negative reviews.