Ibiza Itinerary 4 Days

4 Days in Ibiza - Perfect Holiday Guide

Ibiza is a small city in Spain, on the islands of Balearic. The island has been drawing a huge crowd of tourists recently, and the reasons too are much valid! Along with lovely sandy beaches and crystal waters, the city also gives access to the entire island, which makes one's holiday a paradise, disconnected from the rest of the world. Take a look at what all you can cover in 4 days in Ibiza. While some of them are located within the city, there are some that are spread across the aisle.

How to see Ibiza in 4 days?

Day 1: Tour Ibiza

It is best to spend the entirety of your first day in the city, visiting all the historical sites that it houses.

Necropolis of Puig des Molins :

Declared to be a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Necropolis of Puig des Molins is one of the things that the city is famous for. It is an ancient cemetery that dates back to 600BC and offers much knowledge about a whole new culture.

Ibiza Old Town :

Whether it be the reputation of being internationally acclaimed, or simply its structure, Ibiza’s charm lies in its Old Town. Cobblestone streets winding up towards the sky, it is a wonder how this incredible fairytale town has remained so. The picturesque view from the top is worth all the efforts it takes to get there.

Museu Puget :

One of the more modern places in the city, Museu Puget is an old Spanish house that has been converted into a heritage museum. Showcasing different types of art from different eras, it is an unexpected gem of the city.

Day 2: Explore the isles around

There are 2 tiny islets around Ibiza which can both be explored in a day. Both are special in their own way, and exceptional when it comes to their beauty.

Es Vedra :

A rocky isle set a quick boat ride away, this bit of earth is part of a nature reserve. It is uninhabited and is the product of geological incidents that happened almost 155 million years ago!

Cala Comte :

A beach and an island, Cala Comte is a small piece of heaven. Lazing around on the beach, going island hopping, and gorging at the delicious food at the local restaurant makes for a perfect day here!

Day 3 In Ibiza

Set out to know more about the island and its beaches

There are many beaches around the city of Ibiza that have been a source of study for many. Head to some of these to explore them, and the others, to just enjoy the coast!

Sa Caleta :

A bay that is shaped like a horseshoe, Sa Caleta is an isolated lagoon that people come to for sunbathing and swimming.

Cala Vadella :

Having some of the best resorts in the city, Cala Vadella the place you must visit if you want to treat yourself to something special!

Cala d’Hort :

One of the most popular beaches of Ibiza, it is the most commercial and fun sandy areas of the island. While tourism may have affected it for some time, it has sprung back up in all its glory!

Day 4: Back to town

Apart from the above-mentioned sights on the first day, beaches offer the perfect solitude, as well as fun. With music and food, the shoreline is alive with people trying to have the best time! You can also try hiking in the countryside. The lush areas not only offer respite from the city but also some very exceptional views!

You can also spend the last day in the city areas shopping for trinkets. Small souvenir and antique shops are located in the heart of the city. The nearby restaurants and historical buildings make for a lovely afternoon.