Sector Guide

Read any guide to the east side of Ibiza and one phrase keeps coming back: “five minutes from Jesús”. The village sits just above Ibiza Town, and for many of the island’s most sought after addresses it is where daily life actually happens: the bakery in the morning, the pharmacy,…

Every evening in San Antonio, people stop what they are doing and turn to face the sea. The sun drops into the bay, the bars along the Sunset Strip fall quiet for a moment, and then the applause starts. It has happened every evening for decades, and it is still…

Stand on a terrace at Marina Botafoch on a summer evening and the whole case for the address is in front of you: yachts on the pontoons below, the harbour beyond, and Dalt Vila across the water, the walls of the old town lit gold as the sun goes down…

There is a moment on the drive up from Jesús when the road turns and Dalt Vila appears below, the fortified old town rising out of the water with Formentera low on the horizon behind it. That view is the reason Can Furnet exists, and it is the reason people…

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…