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Ibiza is deservely one of Spain's most popular cheap flight and holiday destinations. With its hot, dry summer weather, over 50 fantastic beaches and great night life, there is plenty to keep you occupied in Ibiza.

Competitively priced cheap flights and cheap holidays to Ibiza are available during the May to September summer holiday season.

Region - Ibiza, Balearic Islands.
Country - Spain.
Capital City - Madrid (Balearics: Palma de Majorca).
Language - Spanish, English widely spoken.
Religion - Roman Catholic.
Visas - Valid UK passport.
Currency - Euro. About €1.45 = £1.
Credit Cards - Widely Accepted in Ibiza.
Time Difference - GMT +1 hour.
Flight Time UK - About 2 hours 15 mins.
Ibiza Airport - IBZ (Ibiza).
Distance from Ibiza Airport - 5 miles - Ibiza town.
Taxi Fare from Ibiza Airport - About €12 (£8.25) - Ibiza town.
Driving in Spain - In Ibiza they drive on the right. EU compliant three-part pink document or international driving licence required.
Electricity in Spain - In Ibiza it is 220v 50Hz, adapter required.
Spain International Dialing Code - 00 34.
Ibiza Public Phones - In Ibiza International booths accept coins and phonecards, as well as credit cards .
Ibiza Mobile Phones - Ibiza has all major networks.

Spain Emergency Numbers - For emergency in Ibiza dial 112 (police, fire and ambulance).
Ibiza Health Risks - None.
Ibiza Safety & Security - None.

Shop Opening Times in Ibiza - Ibiza Banks are open from 09.00-14.00 Mon-Fri, 09.00-13.00 Sat (except summer). Ibiza Shops open 09.00-13.00 and 16.00-19.00. Ibiza Department stores and commercial centres 10.00-21.00. Ibiza Office hours are 09.00-13.00 and 16.00-19.00. .

Public Holidays in Ibiza - Public Holidays in Ibiza are: 1st January 6th January Maundy Thursday Good Friday Easter Monday 1st May. Labour Day 15th August. Lady Day 12th October. Virgen del Pilar, Patron St of Spain 1st November. All Saints Day 6th December. Spanish Constitution Day 8th December. Immaculate Conception Day 24th December. Christmas Eve 25th December. Christmas Day 26th December. Boxing Day.

Ibiza Accommodation - Accommodation is registered and inspected by regional authorities throughout Ibiza. Hotels in Ibiza are classified from one to five-star. Hostels/pensions in Ibiza are classified one to three-star. Other Ibiza accommodation includes apartment-hotels, hotel-residencies and villas.

Eating Out in Ibiza - If you consider the size of the island of Ibiza it probably has the most restaurants per say than any other island. There is an enormous variety of cuisine including the more obvious option of fresh fish. One of the nice surprises whilst eating out in Ibiza is the relatively low cost. It can often be the case that it is more expensive to purchase food and cook it yourself. There are some very good restaurants in Ibiza Town. Almost all of these restaurants have paveside, terrace or garden seating in high season and comfy interiors at other times. Dalt Vila. You will find several good restaurants here inside the walls of the old castle; this historically romantic setting should be experienced by night. Marina Botafoch - the yacht harbour opposite the Castle where the 'wet-set' hang. Good restaurants in exclusive atmosphere. All of these areas are unique in their own way and each making your Ibiza experience totally unforgettable. .

Food in Spain - Ibiza's cuisine is similar to that of mainland Spain. Tuck into tasty paella, a rice-based dish often served with meat and vegetables as well as the usual fish and shellfish, or a delicious Spanish omelette with potatoes and onions. Gazpacho is an island favourite, an Andalusian soup flavoured with peppers, onion and garlic, and served chilled. The glistening waters that wash Ibiza's shores provide the island with an abundance of fresh fish, and fish soups and stews adorn most menus. For dessert, try ensaimada, a light cream-filled pastry sprinkled with sugar, or flao, a mint-flavoured cheesecake. Wash your meal down with a full-bodied red wine or a glass of the Spanish favourite, sangria, a tantalising concoction of red wine, brandy and fruit juice. For those who never stray from British cuisine, there are plenty of eateries serving everything from a full English breakfast to fish and chips, particularly in and around Ibiza Town and San Antonio. .

Tipping in Ibiza - Service and tax are usually included in hotel bills in Ibiza, but tip chambermaids, porters and waiters. Restaurants in Ibiza often include service, so a gratuity is discretionary, normally 10%-15%. Taxi drivers expect 10%-15%.

Ibiza Standard of Living - In Ibiza a Bottle of beer (330ml) - €1 (70p), mineral water (1L) - €0.90 (62p) and three course meal with drinks - €12 (£8.25).

What to do in Ibiza - With its magnificent beaches and coasts, pleasant and mild temperatures throughout the year, fine winds and fully equipped facilities with over 2,500 berths for boats of any length, Ibiza has 5 sports ports and two nautical ports: the Nautical Club of Ibiza (with over 60 years of history) and Nautical Club of Sant Antoni. Santa Eulària houses the largest club on the Pituisa island. There are two racecourses on Ibiza: The first is located in the town of San Jordi de Ses Salines and the second is near San Rafael. Cultural and social events, such as concerts and fiestas, are also held at the second racecourse. Horse trotting races are held every Sunday all year round. .

Where to Visit in Ibiza - Whilst on holiday in Ibiza there many places of interest to visit. Ibiza has a multitude of places to see from museums, galleries, churches right through to archaeological sites.

Local Festivals in Ibiza - Nuestra Senora des Carmen The patron saint of seafarers and fishermen is honoured in Ibiza Town with parades, fireworks and the blessing of boats, on 16th July every year. Sant Ciriac One of the more bizarre festivals in Ibiza, this small ceremony takes place in Dalt Vila in Ibiza Town, and commemorates the reconquest of 1235. The festival culminates in a mass watermelon fight in Es Soto below the walls, and a huge firework display in the harbour. .

Ibiza Climate - Ibiza has Mediterranean weather with hot dry summers and mild winters. July and August in Ibiza is very hot and sunny. October to December in Ibiza is the wettest months.

Ibiza Position - Lat: 38 52N, Long: 001 23W, Elevation: 12m.

Tourist Information on Ibiza
For further tourist information on Ibiza go to www.ibiza-spotlight.com, www.digitalibiza.com, www.ibiza.world-guides.com, www.islands.com/ibiza

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