Ibiza

Getting Around

AIRPORTS

BUSES

CAR /VAN RENTAL

LIMOUSINE / CHAUFFEURED SERVICES

TAXI SERVICES

Yacht & Crew Services

CANVAS / UPHOLSTERY / CUSHIONS

CARPENTRY

CLEANING PRODUCTS

DAYWORK

ELECTRICAL / ELECTRONICS REPAIR AND SUPPLY

HARDWARE STORES

OUTBOARD MOTORS / TENDER SALES / SERVICE

PAINT SUPPLIES

SAIL MAKERS / REPAIR / CLEANING

STORAGE FACILITIES

WATERMAKER SERVICES

WELDING / FABRICATION

WINES / SPIRITS / BEVERAGES

Provisioning

Miscellaneous

EVENTS MANAGEMENT

Ibiza is the western most Island of the Balears archipelago and the closest to the Spanish mainland. Having earned itself the reputation of Spanish capital of hedonistic tourism, most visitors will be surprised to find a well-preserved island, with a huge amount of charm and history, which has been recognised as a World Heritage site. Yes, Eivissa is party town and has been for over 40 years! From sunsets on the beach enjoying the latest DJ’s sound creations all the way to late night –or should I say early morning clubbing, the town truly deserves its place amongst the great party capitals of the world. The island has developed a music scene and style that is quintessentially Ibiza! Yet, those seeking a quieter time will not find all this frantic nightlife invasive. Eivissa is a beautiful historic city, with a charming old town, full of tradition and character, and there is no lack of calas and anchorages further afield to satisfy the most demanding yachtsmen. The often-rugged coastline dominated by steep pine clad hills is rich in natural beauty, and remains in its vast majority to this day wild and unspoilt.

News

Yacht Insider’s Guide Is Going Digital Only
June 19, 2022

We know, we know…   You loved our yearly printed guides, filled with updated info about your favorite cruising destinations and gorgeous photos from professional photographers.   They were flying off the shelves in marinas, boatyards and marine outlets, all over the harbors we covered.  Many of you were even collecting them, summer after summer.  And it is true that, since the launch of the Yacht Insider’s Guide publication in 2009, whether it was for the French Med, the Balearics Islands or New England, the focus has been on our printed guides.