Benirras is renowned for its bohemian and laid-back vibe and is a great place to watch the sunset. Note that Sunday´s in high season are particularly busy with local drummers performing to “drum down the sunset”.

This pretty little contoured beach with white sand is located within a fragrant valley of pine trees. The smooth, sparkling turquoise water of Cala Llenya make it ideal for swimmers of all levels of experience. It’s also the perfect place to set up camp for the entire day, with picnic areas beneath the pine trees.

Refreshingly untouched, Cala Olivera is a serene cove with nothing but crystalline sea, clear skies, clean fresh air and rocky coast as far as the eye can see. Finding your inner peace here is easy, if on your travels around the beaches in Ibiza, you manage to find this true hidden gem of a beach! It’s like the pot of gold at the end of a Mediterranean rainbow.

Fusing Japanese tradition with Ibicenco charm, Nagai stands out on Ibiza’s renowned San Juan ‘restaurant road’ thanks to a unique urban art installation – an incredible wall-to-wall geisha painting by internationally renowned artist Findac. Beyond the impressive facade however, lies a feast for all your senses, starting, of course, with taste… Tel +34 971 80 73 08 | www.nagairestaurant.com

A true gastronomic icon in Ibiza Amalur opened its doors on July 14, 1981, and has been a must-visit culinary destination ever since. Set in a prominent location near the countryside village of Santa Gertrudis, the eye-catching blue finca is synonymous with style, taste and high-quality cuisine. Tel +34 871 50 59 27 | www.amaluribiza.com

La Paloma, one of the island’s most loved restaurants is located in the centre of the island just above Santa Gertrudis. An Italian, family-run restaurant set in a traditional finca and pretty citrus garden with signature painted pale blue furniture. A delicious organic menu with fresh dishes of local products, ingredients from the vegetable garden and homemade bread. Tel. +34 971 32 55 43 | www.palomaibiza.com