The essential guide to Ibiza: from art and dining to beaches and nightlife
Ibiza has earned a reputation as one of Europe’s leading party islands, renowned for world-class DJs and unforgettable nightlife, yet it still retains a charm that goes beyond the clubs. From beautiful sunsets and farm-to-table dining to serene beaches and a rich artistic scene, here is our guide to exploring the many facets of this much-loved island.
The art
Ibiza has a growing cultural landscape, with museums and galleries that trace the island’s artistic history while reflecting its ongoing creativity. From museums such as Museu d’Art Contemporani d’Eivissa (MACE), which presents Spain’s modernist movement, Museo Puget, preserving the works of Ibiza-born painters Narcís Puget Viñas and his son, and Casa Broner, the 1960 cubist home of architect Erwin Broner, to contemporary spaces such as Parra & Romero Warehouse and La Nave Salinas, the island offers a wide range of artistic experiences.
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Museu d’Art Contemporani d’Eivissa (MACE). Image credit MTotoe.
The Food
Ibiza has a plethora of fantastic restaurants, with a culinary scene that ranges from relaxed seaside dining and Michelin-starred establishments to historic, family-run venues. Ses Roques offers classic dishes with sea views, Juntos House focuses on seasonal, farm-to-table dining, and Can D’en Parra, a family-run favourite in Dalt Vila, is known for authentic, traditional cuisine.
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Image courtesy of Juntos House.
The beach clubs
Ibiza’s beach clubs are destinations in their own right, where food, music, and oceanfront settings create all-day experiences. From the elegance of El Chiringuito on Es Cavallet and the cliffside setting of Amante, to the polished style of Cotton Beach Club, each offers a distinctive character. On Cala Jondal, Casa Jondal and Blue Marlin provide contrasting vibes, one refined and relaxed, the other high-energy and iconic, while well-loved venues like Beachouse and Nikki Beach continue to attract stylish crowds.
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Beachouse Ibiza Image credit Georg-Roske.
Nightlife
Ibiza’s nightlife is legendary, attracting top international DJs from across the globe. From Pacha, the island’s iconic club known for its glamour and decades-long history, to Ushuaïa, famous for its open-air daytime parties and headline EDM DJs, and [UNVRS], the world’s largest club offering massive, cutting-edge productions, there is no shortage of unforgettable experiences. Add Amnesia’s legendary terrace and Circoloco parties, Hï Ibiza’s futuristic multi-room design, DC-10’s underground techno vibe, and Club Chinois’ stylish, intimate setting, and it’s clear why Ibiza remains the ultimate destination for nightlife enthusiasts.
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Where to stay
Soho Farmhouse Ibiza
Soho Farmhouse Ibiza, opened in July 2025, is a superb place to stay, offering a serene escape perched on a gentle hilltop with sunsets over the surrounding countryside. The property blends rustic charm with modern luxury, featuring 18 stylish rooms and two private villas, with a curated art collection that reflects the classic Soho House creative touch.
Soho Farmhouse Ibiza. Image credit MTotoe.
Facilities include two pools, a fully equipped gym and wellness centre, beach volleyball courts, and a concept shop filled with carefully chosen items, from bags and dresses to jewellery. There are two restaurants on-site, one more high-end and the other relaxed, plus gelato by the pool, with staff ensuring every experience feels effortlessly enjoyable.
Soho Farmhouse Ibiza is a members-only club, so you need to be a Soho House member to book a stay. Click here to learn more about membership.
