Is considered one of the most beautiful beaches of Ibiza. It is the perfect place for water sports as it is a shallow area with crystal clear and calm waters. In addition, the beach is surrounded by forest and offers the perfect place shade resting under a tree in the shade.

Is well-known for what differentiates itself from the rest of the Balearic Islands: its river. This area is located in the ideal place for enjoying the charming contrasts between its most commercial streets and the marina.

Is a cove where you can enjoy the best sunsets on the island of Ibiza. It is an area famous for being a meeting point among the hippy community; there they meet with their drums to play together while the sunset falls against the cove. But the shocking you will have to cross an area of impressive hills and valleys to get to it.

Is considered one of the most beautiful beaches of Ibiza. It is the perfect place for water sports as it is a shallow area with crystal clear and calm waters. In addition, the beach is surrounded by forest and offers the perfect place shade resting under a tree in the shade.

Is well-known for what differentiates itself from the rest of the Balearic Islands: its river. This area is located in the ideal place for enjoying the charming contrasts between its most commercial streets and the marina.

The famous César Manrique, born in Lanzarote, was in love with his native island and in it, he left a significant influence represented by the traditional sculptures and artistic enclaves. You can learn much more about this Spanish artist at the international renown Museum of César Manrique or the César Manrique Foundation.

The rich archaeological heritage will allow you to discover a different side of Lanzarote, a place where you will find a variety of villages that were populated once upon a time or places that influenced the existing settlements due to trade. Among them is the town, San Marcial del Rubicón, the first European settlement on the island.

A town on the island of Lanzarote with a longstanding history. It was the capital of the island in colonial times. Today it is characterized by its architectural splendor and by the activities that you can participate in, such as visiting the Pirate Museum or the Castle of Santa Bárbara located on an ancient volcano. Every Sunday, there is a typical market where you can discover local crafts and organic and traditional products of the island.

The famous César Manrique, born in Lanzarote, was in love with his native island and in it, he left a significant influence represented by the traditional sculptures and artistic enclaves. You can learn much more about this Spanish artist at the international renown Museum of César Manrique or the César Manrique Foundation.

The rich archaeological heritage will allow you to discover a different side of Lanzarote, a place where you will find a variety of villages that were populated once upon a time or places that influenced the existing settlements due to trade. Among them is the town, San Marcial del Rubicón, the first European settlement on the island.