Top Things to Know Before Visiting Ibiza

1. Best Time to Visit

• Peak Season (June-August): Perfect for party lovers and sun-seekers but expect higher prices and crowds.

• Shoulder Season (April-May, September-October): Ideal for pleasant weather, fewer tourists, and lower prices.

• Off-Season (November-March): A tranquil time to explore Ibiza’s natural beauty and culture.
  

2. Getting Around the Island

• Car Rental: Renting a car is the best way to explore Ibiza at your own pace. You can also choose to rent a scooter, it is very practical and lower in costs, but please watch the roads.

• Public Transport: Buses connect major towns and beaches, but services can be limited.

• Taxis: Readily available but can be expensive during peak season.

• 3. Currency & Payments

• The currency is the Euro (EUR), and most places accept credit cards.

• Carry some cash for smaller establishments, especially in rural areas.

• 4. Language

• While Spanish and Catalan are the official languages, English is widely spoken in tourist areas.

• You might even hear Dutch being spoken in certain hotspots!

Dutch Hotspots in Ibiza: Seek or Avoid

1. Beaches Popular Among Dutch Visitors

• Playa d’en Bossa: Known for its lively atmosphere, this beach is a magnet for Dutch tourists enjoying water sports, beach clubs, and bars.

• Cala Jondal: Home to the iconic Blue Marlin Ibiza, Casa Jondal and Tropicana, a favorite among Dutch partygoers and celebs.

• Cala Comte: Perfect for sunset lovers, this beach is frequented by many Dutch travelers.

2. Clubs & Nightlife

• Ushuaïa Ibiza: Famous for its open-air parties, attracting DJs like Martin Garrix, a Dutch favorite.

• Hï Ibiza: Offers unforgettable nights with international and Dutch artists often on the lineup.

• DC-10: A hotspot for underground music fans, popular among the Dutch crowd.

3. Dutch Restaurants & Cafés

• Tapas del Mar: A Dutch-owned tapas restaurant with incredible sea views.

• Bar Anita: A laid-back spot loved by locals and visitors alike, offering a slice of traditional Ibiza.

• Passion Café: Health-conscious Dutch travelers will love the smoothies, salads, and vegan options here.

What to Do as a Dutch Traveler in Ibiza

1. Explore Ibiza’s Natural Beauty

• - Es Vedrà: The mystical rock formation is a must-see, offering stunning views and an air of mystery.

• Ses Salines Natural Park: A UNESCO World Heritage site, perfect for hiking and bird-watching.

• Cala d’Hort: A secluded beach with crystal-clear waters, ideal for relaxation.

2. Indulge in Unique Experiences

• Private Yacht Charters: Book through Extra Ibiza for a private yacht experience, and don’t worry: we’ve got every budget covered. Just chat with Demi and she will sort the perfect option for you. 

• Local Markets: Explore Las Dalias and Punta Arabí for unique souvenirs and handmade crafts.

• Sunset Rituals: Head to Café del Mar or Mambo to watch the legendary Ibiza sunset.

3. Dive into Ibiza’s History and Culture

• Dalt Vila: Wander through the historic Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

• Ibiza Cathedral: Visit this landmark for panoramic views and architectural beauty.

• Museu Puget: Discover traditional Ibizan art and culture.

Tips for Avoiding the Crowds

• Visit lesser-known beaches like Cala Llentrisca or Es Portitxol for a peaceful retreat.

• Opt for early morning hikes or visits to popular attractions to avoid the tourist rush.

• Stay in quieter areas like Santa Gertrudis or Portinatx for a more relaxed vibe.