23 May 2022
Vino de la Tierra, the essence of the island captured in a glass
Wine is one of Ibiza’s most ancient and iconic products, and yet it remains a little-known phenomenon.
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21 April 2022
Country style madeleines – Ibiza’s sweet spot
Traditionally, almonds were Ibiza’s main crop, as the almond tree is native to the island’s arid soil, and together with carob and olive...
14 April 2022
Climbing to the top of the island
In a land where perennially green pine-clad mountains dominate the landscape, the imposing shape of Sa Talaia stands out as the highest and...
07 April 2022
The legacy of Eduard Micus
Discovering the details and secrets of the white island through the works of important international artists...
31 January 2022
Living architecture in Ibiza’s Casa Broner
Structures with history and walls that speak passions, Ibiza boasts an extensive and intriguing catalogue of charming and singular houses...
31 January 2022
A good seasonal menu
Once the summer season is over and November approaches, many of the typical tourist businesses on the island hang up their "Closed for holidays" sign.
02 November 2021
Sa Capella d’en Serra, a surprise at the summit
Ibiza is a constant surprise for enquiring travellers who prefer to seek out the island’s most interesting and intriguing nooks and crannies. Little caves…
28 October 2021
Ibiza, in the footsteps of Columbus
The figure of Christopher Columbus can be found in certain corners of the island that celebrate the navigator with new theories about the Ibizan origins...
21 October 2021
Raor a treasure from the sea
If, in September, you see several boats rocking gently around the coasts of Ibiza waiting patiently for a careless fish to bite on their fishing rods...
18 October 2021
The mysterious origins of Sa Creu den Ribes
In the village of Santa Eulària des Riu, close by the historic monument of Puig de Missa, the hill of Puig den Ribes rises to 221 metres...