Santa Eulalia has a long-established reputation as the island's gastronomic and cultural centre.
Santa Gertrudis
A meeting place often chosen by locals as an alternative to the tourist laden fringes of the island.
San Lorenzo
Spectacular church on the hill. Marvellous views. Very quiet.
San Juan
Principal village of the municipality of the same name, the least populated and most rural on the island.
San Carlos
A busy little village that serves the beaches populations around Figueral, Cala Mastella and Cala Llenya.
San Miguel
Ancient rural village preserving its role in the island folklore in all its authenticity. From the typical female dress to the traditional dances and festivals.
San Mateo
Just a few houses around a beatiful little 18th Century church with little farmhouses dotted around the surrounding pine and sabena woods.
Santa Inés
The most isolated rural parish of the island. In February the village turn white when the almond blossom is in full bloom.
San Rafael
A hilltop village almost in the center between Ibiza Town and San Antonio approx 8 kms to each. A small collection of shops, cafes and restaurants can be found on the high road.
Ibiza
The capital of the island and originally the only place big enough to be described as a town.
Jesus
A small hamlet just a short distance from Talamanca Bay. Jesus is one of many charming inland villages capturing the traditional Ibicencan village life and atmosphere.
San José
The actual village sits halfway up the side of the island's tallest mountail. An excellent vantage point for studying a sunset.
Es Cubells
A quaint village perched high atop steep cliffs that offer spectacular views up and down the coast and overlooks nearly 400 metres of pebbly beaches punctuated by rocky peninsulas.
San Agustín
This tiny village set in a landscape of olive, almond and carob trees are numerous little fincas spreading out from the central church.
