Ibiza and Formentera · Sant Antoni de Portmany

Sant Antoni de Portmany

Also known as San Antonio Abad

A town facing west, wrapped around the Bay of Portmany, the Romans’ “great port”.

Best time
24 August
ATLAS DE IBIZA Sant Antonide Portmany 38°59′N · 1°18′E Nº 03 / 6

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Things to do in Sant Antoni de Portmany

Its name comes from the Latin portus magnus, the “great port”. The church, founded in 1385 and finished around 1640, doubled as a fortress against pirates: it has no windows, its doors were iron and its tower carried cannon aimed at sa Conillera. Today it is one of the island’s main tourist centres, 15 km from the capital.

Bodegas Can Maymó

Visit and tasting at Bodegas Can Maymó

Visit to a winery in the Albarca valley near Sant Mateu, with tasting and an animal park on the same estate.

According to Google, open only on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays

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When to visit Sant Antoni de Portmany, and tips

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    When to go

    On 24 August, Sant Bartomeu, the town’s patron saint: Mass, procession, traditional Ibizan dance and fireworks; the festivities last for weeks (9 August to 13 September in 2026).

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    A local tip

    Cala Salada, with pebbles and very clear water, is about 5 km away on the road towards Santa Agnès de Corona.

Quick facts

Festivals
Sant Antoni Abad (17 January) · Sant Bartomeu (24 August)
Church
Founded 1385, finished around 1640
Distance to Eivissa
15 km

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Near Sant Antoni de Portmany

Within 12 km as the crow flies, nearest first.

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Questions about Sant Antoni de Portmany

What is there to see and do in Sant Antoni de Portmany?

Its name comes from the Latin portus magnus, the “great port”. The church, founded in 1385 and finished around 1640, doubled as a fortress against pirates: it has no windows, its doors were iron and its tower carried cannon aimed at sa Conillera. Today it is one of the island’s main tourist centres, 15 km from the capital. Atlas de Ibiza lists 27 experiences in town and 7 nearby: Glass-bottom boat to the Cap Blanc natural aquarium, Cap Blanc and Cala Salada by glass-bottom boat (day trip), Es Vedrà by catamaran with a swim stop (morning), Es Vedrà at sunset by catamaran, Beach cruise around the bay of Sant Antoni (6 hours), Catamaran beach hopping with snorkelling, paddle boarding and lunch (6 hours).

When is the best time to visit Sant Antoni de Portmany?

On 24 August, Sant Bartomeu, the town’s patron saint: Mass, procession, traditional Ibizan dance and fireworks; the festivities last for weeks (9 August to 13 September in 2026).

Any practical tips for visiting Sant Antoni de Portmany?

Cala Salada, with pebbles and very clear water, is about 5 km away on the road towards Santa Agnès de Corona.

Sources

Our own text, based on these sources consulted on 2026-10-25. Dates, opening times and bus lines change: check them before you go.