The port of Eivissa blends medieval heritage with a vibrant nightlife, making it a key tourist attraction. It features commercial and passenger docks, the Botafoc breakwater for fuel unloading and cruise ships, and 1,400 recreational boat moorings.

The port of Sant Antoni de Portmany, located on Ibiza’s west coast, is the closest to the Iberian Peninsula. It supports fishing, recreational boating, and commercial activities, with growing popularity among visitors. Managed by the Balearic Government and the local Nautical Club, it offers 645 berths. Transient vessels must register and pay fees promptly. Fuel station hours vary by season.

Sant Joan de Labritja is a peaceful and rural municipality in northern Ibiza, known for its unspoiled nature, scenic coves like Cala Xarraca, and the Es Amunts Natural Park. It preserves Ibiza’s traditional charm with historic villages, artisan markets and eco-tourism. Ideal for hiking, water activitiesand cultural experiences.

Sant Josep de sa Talaia is Ibiza’s largest and most scenic municipality, home to Es Vedrà, Ses Salines, and stunning beaches. It blends nature, history, and Mediterranean charm. Perfect for sunsets, relaxation, and adventure.

Santa Eulària des Riu is Ibiza’s cultural and family-friendly destination, known for its hippy markets, scenic promenades, and charming villages. Enjoy beaches, nature, and a relaxed Mediterranean vibe.