The E-MAGAZINE of Ibiza Hills Homes

Ask ten people what Ibiza is and you’ll get ten answers. Ask someone who actually lives here where they’d choose to put down roots, and a surprising number will say the same thing: Santa Eulalia. It isn’t the loudest corner of the island, and that’s rather the point. Santa Eulària…

Ask people who know Ibiza well where they would actually choose to live, rather than visit, and San Juan comes up more often than the island’s marketing would suggest. San Juan de Labritja is Ibiza’s least populated municipality, an unspoilt, rustic community built around the main village of Sant Joan…

Most buyers who come to Santa Gertrudis fall for it on the first visit, and it is easy to see why. At its centre is a small, pretty pedestrian plaza gathered around a whitewashed eighteenth-century church, lined with pavement cafés, tapas bars, restaurants, art galleries and design boutiques, with a…

Most people picture Ibiza as beach clubs and sunset bars, then arrive at Roca Llisa and go quiet. You turn off the main road, pass a manned barrier, and the noise drops away into pine forest, winding lanes and glimpses of the sea between the trees. This is the island’s…

There are addresses, and then there are destinations. Sabina, often referred to as La Sabina and known formally as Sabina Estates, belongs firmly to the second category. Tucked into a protected hillside above Cala Tarida on Ibiza’s west coast, it is the kind of place that does not announce itself…

Vista Alegre is one of those communities whose central appeal becomes clear the moment you look at a map. On an island where almost all the prime residential land sits a few minutes from the sea but rarely directly on it, Vista Alegre is the only gated community in Ibiza…