Bajo de la Bota

Isla de Tagomago

Reserva dels Freus (La Pared de los Meros)

Wreck of the Don Pedro

Ibiza and Formentera plate the classic bullít de peix fish stew with rice, the herby cheese flaó tart and hearty sofrit pagès. Local ingredients and simple coastal preparation let the pure Balearic flavours shine through in every seafood meal. Local ingredients and simple coastal preparation let the pure Spanish flavours shine through in every seafood meal, best enjoyed with regional wine after a day in the water.

Hotel Nautico Ebeso

Hotel Central

Hotel Vibra Riviera

Hostal La Savina

Beyond its nightlife, Ibiza and neighbouring Formentera hide clear-water diving protected by the Reserva Marina dels Freus. The channels between the islands host walls of large groupers, pinnacles swept by barracuda and amberjack, and seamounts like Bajo de la Bota visited by tuna, eagle rays and occasional mantas. Tagomago island offers vertical gorgonian walls, while mythical Es Vedrà rises beside a dramatic boulder slope. The 142 m Don Pedro wreck off Ibiza Town is one of the Mediterranean’s largest, a technical challenge for experienced divers. Excellent visibility and Posidonia meadows underpin healthy marine life throughout. This region rewards careful planning and respects Spain’s marine-protection rules, offering rewarding diving across a wide range of experience levels through a long and varied season.

Balearic Islands – Ibiza & Formentera

Fly into Ibiza (IBZ); dive centres operate from Sant Antoni, Santa Eulària and Ibiza Town, with Formentera reached by a short ferry from Ibiza and its own dive bases at La Savina.

Dive Sites in Balearic Islands – Ibiza & Formentera

Bajo de la Bota

Isla de Tagomago

Reserva dels Freus (La Pared de los Meros)

Wreck of the Don Pedro