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Atlas de Ibiza launches: an independent guide comparing 150 experiences on Ibiza and Formentera

The free website, in Spanish, German and English, brings together price, duration, season and ratings for boat trips, walks, visits and activities on both islands, and invites visitors to collect the stamps of their six municipalities.

Eivissa, 25 October 2026. Atlas de Ibiza (atlasibiza.com) opens to the public as an independent guide to deciding what to do on Ibiza and Formentera. It lists 150 experiences from 96 companies and organisations, from boat trips to Formentera and Es Vedrà, kayaking and diving to visits to Dalt Vila, wineries, walking and cycling routes, markets and family activities, and presents them with the same data so they can be compared: indicative price, duration, area, season and Google rating.

The guide has a page for every village on the two islands, month-by-month recommendations with the weather and sea temperature, best-of lists, practical guides (getting to Formentera, Es Vedrà, the best coves, what to see, markets, sunsets) and a comparison tool that sets two similar plans side by side. Every morning, a notice based on the next day's forecast suggests indoor plans if rain is expected, or boat trips when the sea is calm.

Like its sister site Atlas de Ibiza, it includes a stamp passport: each of the six municipalities, from Eivissa to Formentera, has its own illustrated stamp, which visitors collect by marking that they have been there. The stamps can be shared on a card with a coloured map of the islands.

Atlas de Ibiza does not charge businesses to be listed or to move up the lists. Rankings follow a public formula that combines the Google rating, adjusted for the number of reviews, with its own criteria such as calmness or suitability for families. When an activity can be booked on a platform, the site links to the product page and may receive a commission, at no extra cost to the traveller.