Ibiza (Spanish [iβiθa]), Catalan and officially pronounced Eivissa [əjvisə] or [əjbisə], is the third largest island of the Spanish Balearic Islands in the western Mediterranean, covering an area of 572 km².
Ibiza has the most balanced climate of the Balearic Islands. The average temperatures in summer are around 26 ° C, in winter they reach a very mild 12 ° C.
With around 2 hours flying time from Germany, Ibiza can be reached relatively quickly from any German stand.
For this reason and because Ibiza only has about 60 rainy days a year on average, Ibiza is the perfect destination for any kind of event in any season.
Ibiza is known for its nightlife, electronic dance music and the summer club scene, which attracts a large number of tourists interested in this type of holiday.
In addition to this incomparable unique selling point and entertainment possibilities Ibiza has much more to offer and is therefore not called „Magic Island“ for nothing.
The incredibly versatile island of Ibiza is, among other UNESCO World Heritage and forms with its little sister island Formentera the Pitiusas(pine islands).
Already in the 50s and 60s, the hippies Ibiza recognized the true beauty of Ibiza and settled rapidly in their new adopted home.
Since then, Ibiza has experienced a boom that is second to none.
The interesting thing about Ibiza is that people from all over the world, layers and ages love the island.
No matter which celebrity, from Cristiano Ronaldo, Leo di Caprio, to Naomi Campbell: The stars of sports and show business come back every year or have long since grown their own holiday home in Ibiza.
There are several reasons to come to Ibiza, but in the end always one and the same basic idea – to escape from everyday life far away from home and controlling looks to be who
you are for a short or long time.
The big difference, however, is that the hippies did not want luxury but freedom.
Colorful Ibiza has something to offer for every taste:
Luxury, nature, hippie scene, yoga retreats, water sports, party and much more.
What else is so special on Ibiza, was summarized in this great video: