Villas in Ibiza

Villa Holidays in Ibiza

Known for its late-night beats and atmospheric beach clubs, Ibiza has been a hotspot for party-loving creatives since the 1930s. However, this sun-drenched Balearic island is way more than its stereotype. Boho beach bars line white-sand beaches, charming towns are paved with cobblestoned streets and quiet villages offer authentic experiences – you can enjoy tranquil yoga retreats, opt to dance til dawn, or enjoy a family holiday with little ones; there’s room for it all in Ibiza.

From rural homes tucked away in the pine-clad hills to stylish boltholes by the beach, our collection of villas in Ibiza is eclectic, with some full of unique character and others that look like they belong on the pages of a glossy magazine.

Why visit?

Ibiza gets around 340 days of sunshine, with sun-lovers flocking to the destination all year.
World-famous DJs play to adoring crowds all summer, but it’s not just a party island – Ibiza can be a tranquil oasis if you want it to be.
All manner of gorgeous beaches fringe the island from family-friendly stretches of sand to secluded coves – calm waters are great for paddling and there are plenty of great diving spots!
It’s not just clubbers that have made Ibiza famous, creatives have been converging on the island since the 30s, gifting Ibiza with a thriving art scene.

Ibiza Travel Guide

Why stay with us?

Discover the Oliver’s Travels way, where style and character define every handpicked villa in Ibiza. Our destination experts curate unique homes in beautiful locations that are perfect for families and guaranteed to ‘wow’.

Once you book a holiday, the service doesn’t stop there. Our Concierge Service means you’ll be in good hands to arrange in-house chefs, fridge stocking, housekeeping, and so much more, to make your stay truly extraordinary.

Why visit Ibiza?

Ibiza used to be thought of as a hedonistic hotspot for ravers and bohemians, however, it’s been shaking off that stereotype for years, owed to the fact it’s actually a melting pot for anyone looking for a blissed-out holiday on a dreamy Mediterranean island. Whether it’s young families looking for a sunny summer getaway, dedicated clubbers who annually descend for the party season, yogis looking to meditate in a retreat in the hills, or European’s visiting for a beach holiday, the magical sunsets, bohemian spirit and island charm is mesmerising to everyone who visits.

Read our Ibiza travel guide for more on when to visit, where to go and what to do on this sunbaked slice of paradise.

Food and drink in Ibiza

Although not well-known for its gastronomy, Ibiza actually offers a lot for foodies of every persuasion – whether you’re looking for authentic tiny taverns serving up the fresh catch of the day to Michelin-starred dining institutions, you can find it all in Ibiza. It’s not just creatives of the art world that have been flocking to the island for years – creatives from food scenes all over the globe have found a pull to the famous White Isle.

Our list of the top 10 restaurants in Ibiza offers an eclectic selection of dining spots.

Best Beaches in Ibiza

Being an island in the Mediterranean, Ibiza isn’t short of beguiling beaches – and if you’ve gathered a sense of the type of destination it is so far (that there’s something for everyone) – the same can be said for its beaches. Soulful spiritualists can be found on the golden cove of Benirras for Sunday sunset drumming sessions, young families love the sandy Cala Llonga, and people who want to get away from it all can find their bliss at secluded Pous des Lleo.

That’s not even the half of it, there are so many beaches in Ibiza that you could spend your holiday seeing a different one each day and you’d not have even scraped the surface. You don’t have to travel far to get to a sandy swathe either, with this selection of villas by the beach.

Things to do in Ibiza

From coastal hiking and deep sea diving, to vineyard hopping and cave hunting – Ibiza is so much more than beats and beaches. It’s thriving art community host a handful of bustling markets, its landscape offers up salt flats and lost cities, and its medieval Old Town holds a captivating UNESCO Heritage Site inside its fortified walls.

Have a read of our list of top 10 things to do in Ibiza by day to see what we’re talking about, or have a peek at our collection of villas that are in close proximity to a bunch of outdoor activities and adventures!

Cala Benirras cove, Ibiza Cala Benirras cove

What Oliver Loves

One of the best-kept secrets on the island is Chiringuito Utopia, a traditional wooden shack beach bar on a small hidden beach overlooking the bay of San Miguel.

Best time to visit

Ideal for babies

Ibiza is a family-friendly destination, so you’ll find babies are well-catered for in restaurants, and our villas can be stocked with all the things you need.

Ideal for kids

There’s so much to keep kids occupied in Ibiza, from art workshops and aquariums to sandy beaches with shallow, calm waters.

Ideal for teens

Snorkelling spots, surfing schools and paddleboarding tours – if your teen loves the water, they’ll love Ibiza!

We’ve pulled together a list of top 10 things to do with kids in Ibiza – give it a read.

Top Tips

The Ibiza party season runs from mid-May to mid-September – late Spring and early Autumn are great times to visit if you want to avoid this but still enjoy pleasant weather.
Eat where the locals eat if you want authentic food at budget-friendly prices – you can just as easily have a low cost holiday as you can have a flashy one.
Hop on a public ferry and head over to the gorgeous Formentera, a small paradise island with crystal-clear water and sugar-white beaches backed by dunes and pine trees.

What Oliver Loves

The endearing selection of chiringuitos (low-key local Spanish beachside eateries) that are dotted around the island – faves include Es Torrent and Es Xarcu. Wherever you stay, be sure to visit at least one!

Oliver's Hidden Gem

One of the best-kept secrets on the island is Chiringuito Utopia, a traditional wooden shack beach bar on a small hidden beach overlooking the bay of San Miguel.

Ibiza towns and villages

Whether you’re looking to be nestled in nature in your own oasis, in a traditional village for a taste of local island life, or righ in the heart of the action, our Ibiza villas have been picked with every type of holidaymaker in mind. We’ve got villas only a short walk to the nearest village, chic retreats a stone’s throw from the beach, and villas in Ibiza with private pools.

Our destination experts know the ins and outs of this glorious sun-baked Balearic beauty. This mini guide showcases some of their favourite towns and villages in Ibiza, where many of our villas are located.

Ibiza Town

The booming heart of the island, this port city blends old and new – buzzing nightlife fills the streets around the harbour, while the Unesco-listed old quarter of Dalt Vila is an historic gem hidden behind fortified walls.

San Antonio

A lively resort in an open bay, San Antonio is known the world-over for its party reputation, with its legendary beach bars, super clubs and sunset cafes. Roof terraces, tapas bars and sandy beaches offer a pull outside of the summer season.

Santa Eulalia

A laid-back town that calls out to those looking for more of a relaxing break, Santa Eulalia boasts a buzzing palm-fringed promenade, lovely beaches, art scene and idyllic dining spots (Restaurant Street gives off those classic alfresco Mediterranean vibes).

San José

Lying in the foothills of Sa Talaia, this inviting village offers a taste of authentic island life – here you’ll find baroque architecture, white-washed houses in the hills, traditional eateries and bars playing live music, and locals just going about their daily lives.

Es Cubells

A small village on the south west of the island, Es Cubells feels like a bit of a secluded escape from the bustle of the island with only two rustic restaurants, a dreamy beach, a handful of gorgeous coves and a great kids playground sat just behind the church.

Cala Tarida

A beach resort sheltered by hills, this family-friendly spot is home to a long, white-sand beach with all the necessary beach amenities. Lapped by clean, clear water in mesmerising shades of emerald green and azure blue, it’s ideal for snorkelling, pedalo cruising and swimming.

Top tips

If you’d like a little taste of the nightlife, then there’s a disco bus that can be arranged to pick you up at your accommodation and transport you to the clubs and bars of San Antonio!
Buses run from 7am to 10pm in the summer months, and the routes are extensive and reliable.
Water taxis are perfect if you want to nip over to Marina Botafoch, Talamanca, Figueretes and Playa d’en Bossa from Ibiza Town. They run until midnight in the summer, which is great if you want to head over for an evening meal and drinks.

Ibiza Travel: Getting there and around

Ibiza is a small Balearic island, which is easily accessed by flying into and easy to get around – you can pretty much drive across the island in less than an hour. We’ve pulled together a small guide on the best ways to get around Ibiza.

Getting to Ibiza by plane

As mentioned, Ibiza is very accessible, with direct flights from multiple airports in the UK. Flights only take 2.5 hours from London to the international Ibiza Airport, which is then only 7km south-west of Ibiza Town.

Getting around Ibiza by car

Renting a car is ideal if you’re keen to explore the island at your own pace and not rely on public transport. Plus, car rentals are perfect if you’ve got little ones with you, or your villa is in a rural location! Some of our favourite villas in Ibiza are tucked away in more remote regions of the island. There are plenty of rental companies, so prices are competitive; we would suggest shopping around and booking online, rather than waiting until you get there.

Public transport in Ibiza

Ibiza is a well-connected island, and you can easily get from A to B by bus – the network is reliable, frequent, and comfortable, so you can be confident about getting around on public transport.

Getting around Ibiza by boat

Ferries, water taxis, and boat trips – Ibiza offers all manner of water-based transport; whether you’re looking to hop over to the stunning island of Formentera, explore some of the hidden coves on the island, or go on a full-day excursion.

Getting around Ibiza by bicycle

For those looking for a more active mode of transport, then cycling is a favoured way to get around the island – there are plenty of places to rent bicycles and the infrastructure is great for getting around this way. The island even offers bicycle tours, if you’d like to be taken on a guided route along the trails!

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