Head to Cala Comte and take a seat at the aptly named Sunset Ashram for a truly picturesque view.
The old fort of Dalt Vila is the crowning glory and is packed with hidden restaurants and cafes, as well as plenty of shops and galleries. Take an evening stroll to really soak up the atmosphere.
The colorful stalls at Las Dalias Hippy Market offer a treasure trove of bohemian trinkets, clothes, jewelry, and artwork. Any dedicated shopper could not fail to be in heaven here.
You can really feel like you are in another world. Its unspoilt beaches, breathtaking nature, and sparkling turquoise waters make it an ideal destination for a day trip from Ibiza.
Best time to go is on a Sunday evening, when an eclectic crowd gather for the weekly sunset drumming ritual, which attracts hundreds of people.
The mountain, which can be seen from the shores of Cala D’Hort, is said to have magical powers and local legend names it as the home of Tanit, the goddess of fertility.
Las Salinas is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful beaches on the island. Taking a swim in the crystal clear waters will soothe your mind, body, and soul.
Walk through mysterious Sa Penya and discover the clifftop home of the late architect Erwin Broner (free entrance) – a modernist triumph.
A fruit and vegetable market with a cafe-bar attached. Choose your fresh produce and they'll make it into a delicious salad with baked goat's cheese, tuna or smoked salmon for around €5.
Grab a pavement table at the pizza mecca, El Pirata and watch the nightly show unfold and if you spend long enough sipping that mojito it will be worth it in entertainment value alone.
The walk is strenuous and hot – take a hat and water – but the views from the top are out of this world, and on a clear day you can see both Mallorca and the mainland.
On Saturday mornings the racetrack is filled with stalls selling clothes, furniture and bric-a-brac. mThe bar inside has cheap sandwiches and shots of the local liquor, hierbas.
The fortress at the top of the town, with its narrow cobbled streets and bougainvillea-filled balconies. It's perfect for an early morning wander, before the midday sun gets too strong.
When you’d like to have a little more peace and fewer tourists, drive up to Hostal La Torre. Take a seat at the terrace and you will have the same beautiful view but with fewer people.
