Catamaran to Formentera from Figueretas with lunch and paddle boards
Daily 9:15 departure from Figueretas from 30 May to 4 October: a stop at s'Espalmador, time at Ses Illetes and arrival in La Savina, with lunch and drinks included.
Area
The capital: walled Dalt Vila, a World Heritage Site since 1999, the harbour and the island’s smallest and most populous municipality.

Enter Dalt Vila through the Portal de ses Taules; the enclosure covers about 70,000 m², so wear comfortable shoes.
Daily 9:15 departure from Figueretas from 30 May to 4 October: a stop at s'Espalmador, time at Ses Illetes and arrival in La Savina, with lunch and drinks included.
Round-trip crossing from Figueretas to Formentera to spend the day on the island on your own, about eight hours in total.
The same Formentera crossing leaving from Platja d'en Bossa, designed for a car-free day on the island.
A seven-and-a-half-hour catamaran day from Platja d'en Bossa or Figueretas towards Formentera, with an aperitif and swim stops.
Seasonal service of about 60 minutes to La Savina from Platja d'en Bossa and Figueretas, for a day on Formentera.
A nine-hour-plus catamaran day from Ibiza Town to Formentera, adults only and with open bar.
A three-hour party outing on a catamaran from Ibiza Town, with open bar and a DJ on board.
Four hours on a shared boat (up to 60 passengers) from Ibiza Town harbour, with snorkelling, paddle boards, drinks and snacks.
Six hours on a boat for your group only, from Ibiza Town harbour to Formentera, with swim stops.
Boat dives and introductory dives from Marina Botafoch at a PADI 5 Star CDC centre with multilingual service.
An 8-9 hour day from Figueretas with a stop at Cala Saona, paella cooked on board, drinks and free time on Formentera.
Five-hour trip from Platja d'en Bossa with a buffet breakfast, open bar, paella and stops at s'Espalmador and Ses Illetes.
Ajuntament d'Eivissa (Turismo y Patrimonio)
A walk with actors through the World Heritage walled town, part of the council's 2026 heritage programme.
Ajuntament d'Eivissa (Turismo y Patrimonio)
Municipal contemporary art museum in Dalt Vila, free admission according to two sources, with compulsory lockers for bags.
Ajuntament d'Eivissa (Turismo y Patrimonio)
Small free museum in a medieval palace in Dalt Vila, visited in under an hour.
Museo Arqueológico de Ibiza y Formentera (MAEF)
Punic necropolis with over 3,000 chamber tombs, a World Heritage Site, and an adjoining museum on funerary life in ancient Ibiza.
Roughly three-hour food walk through Eivissa with stops at restaurants, tapas bars, tea shops and ice-cream parlours.
Private version of about three and a half hours with more stops and exclusive dishes at Eivissa venues.
Ibiza Outdoors (Walking Ibiza)
Guided 3 km walk of about 2 hours through the World Heritage old town, rated easy.
Eight-hour coach day with stops at the salt flats, the Es Vedrà viewpoint, a typical village and Punta Arabí market.
About 4.5 hours in Dalt Vila with an official guide, bus pickup and free time in the harbour and old town.
Free walk of about 2 h 15 min and 3.1 km in English through Dalt Vila, with legends, Renaissance walls and the El Soto tunnel.
About six hours at an adults-only hotel in Eivissa with a 30-minute massage, a 40 EUR credit, pool and gym.
Ajuntament d'Eivissa (Turismo y Patrimonio)
The 1960 house and studio of painter and architect Erwin Broner, on a cliff in Sa Penya, with his furniture and work. Free entry.
Fundació Baleària · Es Polvorí
A 16th-century gunpowder store in the Santa Lucía bastion, turned into a temporary exhibition space and reopened in 2024.
Water circuit with heated pools, hammam and sauna at an Eivissa spa open to non-guests.
Agrupación Astronómica de Ibiza (Observatorio Puig des Molins)
Free observation of the Moon and planets through telescopes at the Eivissa observatory, on occasional open nights.
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