A tiny secluded cove surrounded by rocky cliffs and lush green foliage. Park yourself on a sun bed, settle on the sand or get explorative and swim and snorkel around the rocky bay to check out hidden underwater caves.

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.

An alternative location to watch the famous Ibiza sunset, Benirrás’ popularity has soared in recent years, transforming it from a locals’ secret to a must-visit on the Ibiza holiday map, particularly on Sundays for the iconic bongo drumming sunset rituals.

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

Gastranomic natural wine bar and store close to La Paloma in San Lorenzo. Recently given a new lease of life by it's Montreal owner this charming local hang out has an ecclectic and delicious menu and offers a huge array of interesting natural wines. Friendly staff and a relaxed vibe makes this one of Ibizas newest go-to restaurants. WhatsApp +34 646 48 45 46

Wonderful local traditional restaurant, well known on the island for preparing simple but high-quality dishes. It has a lovely quiet terrace where you can enjoy meat dishes prepared on the grill with wood coals, the star of the restaurant. Ideal to enjoy pork chops, leg or shoulder of lamb, rabbit, free-range chicken, and ribeye or veal entrecote with tasty fried potatoes and a simple but delicious tomatoe and onion salad. Tel: +34 971 32 50 19