Ibiza has become one of the hottest summer tourist destinations. Known for its world-famous party scene and beautiful scenery, people from around the world plan their summer vacation on this enchanting island. However, Ibiza started opening its stores, restaurants, bars, and clubs earlier in the year, making it an excellent choice for a spring destination. With the weather warming up, more affordable prices, and fewer crowds planning a trip to Ibiza in the Spring will come with many benefits.
Seeing the spring flowers bloom around the island while exploring its emptier beaches and streets will make for the trip of a lifetime. Due to its geographical location in the Mediterranean, the average spring weather is pleasant. Most visitors can enjoy the sunny beaches and go swimming, and a light jacket will suffice to enjoy the island at night. No matter how long visitors plan their trip to Ibiza, many will find that there is nothing but a dull moment on this Island. With all it offers, it may take much work to choose where to start, so here are ten awesome things to do in Ibiza in the spring.
10 Castle Of Ibiza
Spain is a country embedded in history, filled with monuments, attractions, old towns, and castles - to name a few. Spain is known for some of the most beautiful buildings that have been well-preserved. Surrounded by the Island's mesmerizing waters, The Castle of Ibiza will transport visitors to medieval times. One of the most significant benefits of traveling to Ibiza in the spring is that the island will not be filled with tourists since it won't be peak travel season. This will allow visitors to enjoy the Castle of Ibiza and its surrounding beauties with fewer crowds.
- Address: Carrer Bisbe Torres Mayans, 14, 07800 Eivissa, Illes Balears, Spain
9 Cueva De Can Marçà
There are many awesome things to do in Spain. However, a unique activity while visiting Ibiza is taking the tour at Cueva de Can Marçà. This nature preserve is a cave that ends with a waterfall light show. The time takes about an hour and is a beautiful way to explore Spain's natural beauty. This activity is great for families and comes with some of the most beautiful views of the bay below the cave.
- Address: Cueva de Can Marsa, Port de Balansat, 07815 Puerto de San Miguel - Ibiza, Spain
- Ticket Prices:
Adults: €12
Children 5–12 years: €7.50
8 Las Dalias De Ibiza
Las Dalias de Ibiza is a weekend flea market with much to do, buy, and eat! This flea market will have something for everyone, from handmade products to delicious dining options to live music. It is known to be a "hippie market" in gardens filled with colors and events throughout the year. Check out the official Las Dalias de Ibiza website to catch one of their unique events.
- Address: Carretera San Carlos, Km. 12, 07850 Sant Carles de Peralta, Balearic Islands, Spain
7 Cala Comte
Spain’s sunny and charming beach towns are among its biggest allures to many travelers. Ibiza is home to some of the most beautiful beaches with clear blue waters. Its picturesque views make it one of the best places to enjoy the beach and soak in the sun. Cala Comte is a famous beach, and visiting in the spring will come with fewer crowds giving visitors a more personal experience.
6 Enjoy Tapas
Partaking in Spain's tapas culture is something every visitor should experience at least once. Ibiza's beautiful streets and restaurants are a great way to enjoy and try tapas. Visiting in the spring will ensure warmer weather, fewer crowds, and many tapas to choose from. With thousands of tapas, a guide to Spain's small plates will be beneficial. Enjoy the Mediterranean island while partaking in one of Spain's most fun activities.
5 Catedral De Santa Maria De La Neu De Vila
Spain is home to some of the most beautiful cathedrals with breathtaking architecture that is not a site to miss. Catedral de Santa Maria de la Neu de Vila is a big church located in a somewhat medieval setting. It is a historic church and a great attraction for history enthusiasts or those looking to soak in Spain's history. It is located in the old town of Dalt Vila and is worth visiting.
- Address: Plaça de la Catedral, 1, 07800 Eivissa, Illes Balears, Spain
4 Dalt Vila
Dalt Vila is one of the most popular neighborhoods to visit in Ibiza. It is an area dating back to the Renaissance with a beautifully preserved design. Walking along its cobble-stoned streets in the spring air will be a wonderful experience. There is a lot to do in the area, from restaurants, shops, bars, cafes, galleries, and fantastic sea views. Dalt Vila will have fewer tourists in the spring, making it a great time to walk around and discover all it offers.
3 Cala Tarida
It's hard to say when the best and worst time to visit Ibiza is because the island carries a beauty every season. Many people who visit Ibiza go for its marvelous beaches, and with so many to choose from, it may take much work to pick the right one. Cala Tarida beach is one of Ibiza's longest beaches, with a long sand space to enjoy the beach. There are many amenities for visitors to enjoy, and it truly captures Ibiza's charm.
2 La Ruta De La Sal
Being able to experience La Ruta de la Sal is one of the biggest perks of visiting Ibiza in the spring. This popular event is a sailing race or regatta where hundreds of yachts take the waters for a major sailing competition. It takes place in the spring. However, dates may vary, so check out when the match is happening before visiting.
1 Formentera
When traveling to Ibiza, visiting one of the smaller islands for a day trip is sure to enhance one's experience. It is reached by ferry from Ibiza and is the smallest of Spain’s Balearic Islands. With its crystal clear waters, the beaches of Formentera are some of the most beautiful in the Mediterranean. It is an excellent visit for anyone looking to participate in water sports and will have fewer crowds in the spring.