Eight stops
Cala Saladeta
Getting there is not easy, but once you arrive you will not regret a single step of the rocky path down to this small paradise of clear water and fine white sand.
Santa Eulalia
The village of Santa Eulalia del Río has a 16th-century church with the fortified design typical of Ibizan churches of the period. Around it: stone floors, arches, traditional farmhouses and all the magic of old Ibiza.
Platja de s’Aigua Blanca
If you do not mind a few obstacles on the way, this cove is for you. Take a mud bath, a long walk through the pines, or simply enjoy the deep turquoise water with the island of Tagomago in the distance.
El Bigotes
This coastal beach shack is a very special place. It sits in Cala Mastella and the food goes straight from the boat to the grill: the best bullit de peix on the island.
Can Xicu de Sa Torre
An unmissable relic. This bar and tobacconist is still as it was a century ago, run by the same Ibizan family, who take care to keep its original feel. It sits at the top of the San Miguel hill, facing the church.
On Thursdays there are ball pagès dances, with everyone dressed as they would have been in the 18th century.
Es Xarcú
A family has been running this restaurant in Es Cubells for more than thirty years. You get there on foot or by boat, and once there you should order red prawns, one of the day's fish or ham carved to order.
Pantastic
In this small bakery and café everything is made the traditional way, with natural, organic ingredients. Do not leave without trying the pastries, or one of the sourdough breads with a freshly roasted coffee.
Can Pascual
On Calle de la Cruz, near the port of Eivissa, this homeware shop is known for its handmade candles. A quiet place, close enough to be an unmissable stop.