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Ibiza,
experience the Mediterranean
Es Vedrà
Ibiza,
                  5   Ibiza,                       18 Ibiza from the sea: landscapes
                      the island that captivates      of the imagination

                  6   Unique cultural heritage     20 Ibiza: meeting point


experience the    10 Mythical beaches

                  14 Salt marshes and posidonia:
                                                   22 Geographical map of Ibiza and
                                                      tourist information



Mediterranean
                     natural jewels
heritage
                Ibiza, the                                            ancient times people believed that this region
                                                                      warded off snakes. And sailors would carry a


                island that
                                                                      little bag of its earth around their necks, by
                                                                      way of a talisman.




                captivates
                                                                      In one way, this was a premonition of what
                                                                      takes place now. Ibiza acts through charms.
                                                                      The region seems to have some kind of power.
                                                                      First it attracted the hippies and the artists.
                                                                      Then it drew the attention of celebrities and
                                                                      members of the jet-set. Later it would give rise
                Where could one find a land that is ancient           to a whole musical culture, to tendencies that
                and futuristic at the same time? A place that         included events held in big discotheques like
                synthesizes the avant-garde, leisure, fashion,        "trance", "ambient house" or "chill-out". And, at
                entertainment, colour and life; but at the            the other end of the spectrum, its natural
                same times conserves secular tranquillity,            treasure attracts ornithologists and ecology
                immobility and nature. It may seem                    enthusiasts from all over the world.
                impossible, but it does exist. It is Ibiza,
                Eivissa in the Catalan version of its name.           Perhaps the secret of that charm lies in the
                                                                      combination of two very powerful elements.
                Ever since the 1960s, Ibiza has been in the           Culture, tradition, and on the other hand a
                headlines constantly. The island marked out           wealth of nature that reveals itself in all its
                tendencies in the hippy years, when ad-lib            splendour. This explains why it was declared a
                fashion was created along with all the imagery        World Heritage Site in 1999 by UNESCO, as a
                of magical landscapes, places with soul, parties      result of its biological diversity, the posidonia
                and a kind of paganism that was more                  meadows on the sea bed around the island; the
                aesthetical than real. Ibiza represented an ideal     remains of the Phoenician-Punic past, such as
                for living. The peasant cottages, undulating          the village of Sa Caleta and the Puig des Molins
                hills and essential and picturesque traditional       necropolis; and also because of the impressive
                architecture, the sea, the beaches… They all          ensemble of Dalt Vila, the old town with its
                symbolized freedom, creativity.                       walls. Universal recognition of its magic.

                Ibiza is an island that captivates. It has a multi-
                faceted, fascinating personality that you never
                manage to discover in its entirety. It can be
    Dalt Vila   sophisticated or rural, silent or full of music. In


                                                                                                                       5
Archaeological Museum       “Sa Caleta” Phoenician village




                                  Unique                     Ibiza is one of the most interesting islands
                                                             in the Mediterranean. Around 2,700 years
                                                             ago Punic traders from Carthage


                        cultural heritage
                                                             established themselves here. They were a
                                                             practical people, great lovers of luxury,
                                                             consisting of expert merchants. They chose
                                                             Bes as their protective deity, a goddess of
                                                             African origin who represented laughter
                                                             and good fortune. The “Island of Bes” still
                                                             bears her name today.

                                                             Ibiza became a production centre and a
                                                             commercial enclave. It received items from
                                                             Egypt, Greece, Sicily, North Africa... And in
                                                             turn, Ibizan ceramics or figurines were
                                                             distributed all over the ancient world. That
                                                             era of thriving prosperity, which lasted until


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culture

Parade ground, Dalt Vila                         Balàfia


the Roman conquest of 123 BC, left a             Ibiza, which signed a treaty with the victors       the guardrooms, bastions and machicolations.
powerful cultural stratum in its wake.           after the last Punic War, no destruction            The most spectacular element is the Portal de
                                                 whatsoever took place.                              les Taules gateway, with a large coat of arms
The Phoenician village of Sa Caleta was one                                                          of Felipe II presiding over the old
of the first Phoenician settlements on the       The Roman era has also left many                    drawbridge. Above, by way of a tutelary
island, before the colony moved to the           archaeological testimonies, whereas there are       presence, the Cathedral dominates the whole
current capital. And Puig des Molins is an       barely any traces at all of the Muslim centuries.   of the old town.
archaeological treasure. This is where the       But throughout the ages, Ibiza always had one
Punic traders were buried in hypogea carved      main source of wealth: its salt flats.              After passing through the gateway, the town
out of the rock, alongside their valuables and                                                       inside the walls, known as Dalt Vila,
their offerings. Around 3,000 tombs have         When the Christian and Islamic worlds               conserves its ancient atmosphere. Its
been found, and there may still be more          clashed in the 16th century, Ibiza was on the       labyrinthine streets, the geography of palaces,
awaiting discovery. This gives us an idea of     front line. This was when the spectacular           towers and shadows. At all times the sea is
the wealth of that Punic-Ebusitan society.       walled enclosure that is now one of its most        present like a backcloth between the Muslim,
This legacy cannot be matched by anywhere        valuable heritage items was erected. We can         Gothic and Renaissance stones.
else in the Mediterranean, where the Punic       see defences from the Renaissance era,
world was wiped off the map by Rome. In          completed over the centuries, with gateways,


                                                                                                                                                   7
Ibizan jewells                                   Church of Sant Antoni de Portmany


One great treasure of Ibiza is its traditional   Ethnology is another of Ibiza’s treasures. The     Modernity brought different cultural patterns
architecture, in particular the rural            peasant world here is totally unlike the rest of   with it, without losing the old ones, however.
churches. They all follow the same pattern:      the Balearic Islands, and indeed seems closer      Ibiza was inevitably a site for modern
cubic, simple shapes and defensive, too. A       to North Africa. Popular attire with the rich      architecture, which sometimes drew
bell tower and a simple porch where the          "emprendada" of jewels worn by the women,          inspiration from traditional constructions.
parishioners sought shelter from the rigours     the dances, the music. Everything is
of the age. They are authentic works of art -    impregnated with a profound tellurism. It is a     Fashion, on the other hand, has conserved
Santa Eulària des Riu, Sant Jordi de ses         living legacy, which has by no means died out.     the aroma of the hippy days. Attractive,
Salines, Sant Mateu d'Albarca, Santa             The Ethnological Museum of Santa Eulària des       gauzy, romantic. The ad-lib phenomenon is
Gertrudis de Fruitera, Jesús... So white, so     Riu enables one to discover it in-depth.           unimaginable anywhere but Ibiza. It is based
essential, that they remind us that                                                                 on the little shops in the Marina, the island’s
sometimes an economy of means and                The same is true of the island’s gastronomy,       scenery, the atmosphere of its nights, a sense
simplicity are not at odds with inspiration      with singular products such as "borrida de         of the generous, slightly reckless life.
and richness of spirit.                          rajada" (made using skate), "sofrit pagès",
                                                 "flaó" (a cake made of curd cheese and mint),
                                                 the “ensaimada”, “sobrasada” or herb liqueur.



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spirituality

Sunset in Benirràs


                                               As well as the hippy universe, Ibiza was a        gather on the terraces facing west – under the
                                               pioneer of the “new age” and back-to-the-         influence of “chill out” music – or even on
                                               land movements. Many “neo-rurals” settled         the beaches. They contemplate the solar disc,
                                               in its country cottages in the 1970s, seeking a   red as an incandescent shield, as it dips into
                                               return to harmony, the simple life, the           the waters as though in an opera finale. The
                                               communion with nature. In this same decade        euphoria it produces is so great that people
                                               the island was also ahead of its time in the      even applaud.
                     Ibiza is the very place   introduction of Oriental religions. The first
                               to find peace   Buddhist centre in the whole country was          Today Ibiza is a totally modern town. It has a
                                               operational here. Currently, Ibiza is a good      Contemporary Art Museum, with musical and
                                               place in which to search for peace, through       artistic events, art galleries… A prodigy has
                                               different yoga centres that have picked up on     taken place whereby that archaic strength from
                                               that inheritance of an island with an intense     the past has been capitalized on, creating a
                                               spiritual side to it.                             modern value. A passport to the future.

                                               Ibiza’s latest discovery is the “sunset
                                               culture”. Every evening, crowds of people


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Cala de Sant Vicent




                Mythical   An island with as much personality as Ibiza
                           simply had to have mythical beaches. The
                           settings for thousands of reports, films
                                                                             stretches of sand, Platja des Cavallet to the
                                                                             east and Platja de ses Salines to the west.



                beaches
                           posters, record sleeves. Because they             Both are within the area of Ses Salines,
                           represent an important part of its magic.         which one has to cross to get to them. For
                                                                             years now they have been fashionable
                           The dimensions of the island of Ibiza - 572       beaches and they alone symbolize that image
                           square kilometres - means all the beaches are     of the Ibiza of an intense sun, transparent
                           within easy reach. The closest ones to Vila, as   waters, beautiful people and yachts
                           the capital is known on the island, are           anchoring in the background.
                           Talamanca, Figueretes and Platja d'en Bossa.
                           Family beaches, with services and close to
                           bars, restaurants and hotels.
                           Heading south, the island ends in two large




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sun and beach

Beaches of Comte


                   You cannot visit Ibiza without stopping off at    Ibizan beaches. Part rock and part sand, with
                   Cala d'Hort, on the south-western coast. This     green waters, a small kiosk and a mixed bag of
                   is where one can comprehend the mystery           people, a tranquil, carefree atmosphere. In the
                   and the magnetic force of the island. By          background, the islet of Illa des Bosc and the
                   merely contemplating the gigantic silhouette      odd boat heading towards Denia.
                   of the islet of Es Vedrà, like a Sinai emerging
                   from the sea, one feels the call of the island    Sant Antoni de Portmany represents the town
                   forever. The beach, with several restaurants      of the west. It occupies the island’s best natural
                   and the omnipresent silhouette of the marine      bay, called “Portus Magnus” or “Big Port” in
                   mountain, looks like the setting for an           Roman times as a result. The whole area is full
                   adventure novel.                                  of spectacular beaches. Around Sant Antoni
                                                                     there are several very pleasant coves for
                   In the municipality of Sant Josep de sa Talaia,   bathing, which are also extremely easy to
                   the Platges de Comte are the paradigm of          reach, such as Caló del Moro or Cala Gració.




                                                                                                                    11
Cala Saladeta


                Continuing northwards, a few kilometres          The next beaches can be found in the north of
                from Sant Antoni there is some spectacular       the island. At Port de Sant Miquel, an
                scenery. The cliffs of Punta Galera, with        enclosed refuge in the middle of the island’s
                stone platforms and terraces, look like they     northern coast, and above all at the famous
                were designed exclusively for bathing.           beach of Benirràs. An essential, picturesque
                Although we are not so far from the hotels       landscape, centred by the imposing island of
                and tourist zones, the sensation one gets here   Cavall Bernat which looks like the column of
                is of a totally Robinson Crusoe-like scene. A    an invisible temple.
                little further on, Cala Salada and Cala
                Saladeta make up a small bay with                In the municipality of Sant Joan de Labritja,
                transparent waters, lined with sand and a        Cala Xarraca and Cala Portinatx are quiet,
                row of boathouses.                               medium-sized, family beaches. And in the
                                                                 same municipal district lies the beautiful
                                                                 Cala Xuclar. From Sant Joan one has to go to
                                                                 Cala de Sant Vicent to find another broad
                                                                 beach, facing east.



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tranquillity

Tagomago island


                                            The beaches in the east of Ibiza are open,         crannies. For example, the abandoned
                                            with the islet of Tagomago in the background.      quarries of Sa Pedrera, near Cala d'Hort,
                                            In the municipality of Santa Eulària del Riu       which the hippies called "Atlantis", where
                                            we can find the beaches of Es Figueral and         there are still inscriptions and rudimentary
                                            Aigües Blanques, whose name, meaning               sculptures, as though here you really were in
                                            “white waters”, says it all. Santa Eulària has a   a continent lost to the rest of the world.
                                            good stretch of sand in the town itself. And a
              Watch the contrast between    little further south lies the enclosed Cala        In Ibiza, bathing has elements of an ancient
                   the green of the pines   Llonga, at the back of a small inlet.              ritual, a recovery of the senses.
                  and the blue of the sea
                                            The beaches of Ibiza stand out above all for
                                            the great contrast between the green of the
                                            pine trees and the blue of the sea. Not in vain
                                            did the Greeks call Ibiza and Formentera
                                            "Pitiusas", or "islands of the pines". They are
                                            accessible beaches, full of charm. But we can
                                            also opt for the more rugged, secret nooks and


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Bicycle touring   Pla de Corona




           Salt marshes and       The first thing to strike visitors is the fact that
                                  Ibiza is an undulating island. There is no one
                                  elevation that stands out above the rest. The


     posidonia: natural jewels
                                  highest point is Sa Talaia de Sant Josep, with
                                  an altitude of 475 metres. This means the
                                  whole geography of the island is harmonious,
                                  and in proportion.

                                  Valleys and gullies form between the hills, with
                                  fields that sometimes have reddish hues. Land
                                  ownership in Ibiza is based on small farms. So a
                                  kind of mosaic is repeated to infinity, made up of
                                  the houses with their simple shapes, the so-
                                  called "casaments", surrounded by fields of
                                  crops, almond trees, carob trees, pastureland
                                  with sheep, springs. It looks like an idyllic world
                                  anchored in antiquity.


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landscape

Ses Salines                                                                                   Posidonia meadows


The villages did not appear until the 18th    Alongside that more humanized landscape,        One of the most interesting natural areas of
century. Formerly, only the church, the       Ibiza also has large tracts of still-unspoilt   Ibiza is without doubt Ses Salines. This is a
shop/bar and a few houses occupied the        territory. The Es Amunts area, in the north,    system of wetlands that occupies a large part
core of each municipality. The population     conserves all its natural wealth. The same as   of the island’s southern vertex. Its total
was dispersed, and only gathered for          the mountainous parts that surround the         surface area, protected as a Natural Park since
religious services and fiestas. One curious   salt marshes. Therefore Ibiza is a perfect      2001, amounts to 400 hectares. Aside from the
custom are the dances and “sonades" or        island for sports such as hiking, bicycle       scenic element, fauna is also extremely
music sessions by the wells - for centuries   touring or mountain bike routes. There are      important. These pools are a compulsory
the most frequent place through which a       numerous rural tracks that enable one to        stopover on the migratory routes of many
very isolated population passed. Although     discover this eternal island, with its          birds. Around 200 species have been counted,
everything changed after tourism arrived,     dazzling scenery, that seems to live outside    the most spectacular of which is without
that early character of a dispersed           of the passage of time.                         doubt the flamingo. It is quite a spectacle to
population is still perceptible.                                                              watch them in the lagoons, with their long
                                                                                              legs and bright colours, reflected by the
                                                                                              hundred in the mirror of the waters.




                                                                                                                                          15
sunset           The area of Ses Salines takes on a very            Posidonia is extremely important for several
                 special quality in the evening, when the           reasons. Its dense forests are inhabited by
                 range of colours in the sky is reflected in the    numerous animal species which ensure the
                 marshes, acquiring extremely beautiful blue        biodiversity of the marine medium. They are
                 and nearly pastel tones. Another picturesque       their habitat, hiding place and foraging
                 image is the tiny church of Sant Francesc de       ground. Which is why they are authentic
                 s'Estany, surrounded by the expanses of water      reserves of life. At the same time, its roots
                 at its back.                                       become fixed in the ground and prevent the
                 The sea water enters by a duct located in the      sand from being swept away during storms.
                 nearby pebbly beach of Platja des Codolar.         The mythical clarity of these waters is due
                 From here it passes first to the evaporation       largely to their posidonia meadows.
                 pools, after which it is channelled to the
                 crystallization pools, near Platja des Cavallet.   The posidonia leaves make up those dark-
                 In some of them, the product acquires              coloured masses that sometimes cover the
                 pinkish hues. As a result the defence tower        beaches. The fruits look something like an
                 located nearby is called "de la sal rossa", or     olive, and the filaments of the roots roll over
                 “pink salt” tower.                                 and over in the waves and form a kind of
                                                                    “ball” that is commonly found on the sand.
                 The mythical regatta of Ruta de la Sal
                 reminds one of the importance of Ibiza’s salt      The posidonia meadows on the sea beds of
                 marshes. It evokes the voyage of several boats     Ibiza, above all in the south-eastern area,
                 from Barcelona to Ibiza to obtain salt. The        form part of the nature reserve of Ses Salines
                 year was 1846 and the capital of Catalonia         d'Eivissa i Formentera, and have been
                 was under siege by the Carlists. An                declared World Heritage.
                 entrepreneur offered to reward the first
                 person to bring back the highly-prized “white
                 gold” from the island. This explains why the
                 regatta ends in Ibiza.

                 Another fundamental episode of the nature of
                 the ‘Pitiusa’ islands is posidonia. This plant
                 forms thick meadows on the sea bed. They
                 are distinguished as dark, nearly black
                 patches in the midst of the blue extension of
                 the sea. Posidonia is a complete plant, not an
                 algae. This means it has roots and leaves and
                 even flowers.

   Ses Salines



                                                                                                                  17
Es Portitxol




           Ibiza from the sea:   The sea forms part of the experience of Ibiza –
                                 for everyone, from the navigators of antiquity



landscapes of the imagination
                                 to the numerous sports yacht owners who
                                 choose its waters every summer. The island
                                 has yacht clubs in Ibiza, Sant Antoni de
                                 Portmany and Santa Eulària des Riu. Around
                                 the nautical activity an extensive range of
                                 complementary services has grown up –
                                 diving, sailing schools, vessel hire, canoeing...
                                 The island has 210 km. of coastline and a mild
                                 climate all year long. It is an ideal place for
                                 sailing and a venue for events such as the
                                 Diving Week or Kayak Meetings.

                                 Sailing around Ibiza involves enjoying truly
                                 unique places. Nearly all sailors, for example,
                                 set off on the route to Formentera.


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tradition

Puig de Missa in Santa Eulària


The south coast offers majestic scenery such     Margalides islands appear with Cap d'Albarca       fighting and resistance. And from here, the
as Es Vedrà. No vision can be more magical       in the background. An imposing, rugged             approach to Ibiza is another fantastic vision.
than that of sailing around the islet by boat,   promontory, reminiscent of a terrae finis.         The town rises up, enveloped over itself,
contemplating its deserted geography,                                                               baring its walls to the sea as though it were
trodden by wild goats alone. And the islets of   And the character of the coast of Es Amunts        showing its toughest face to frighten off
the bay of Portmany are also the destination     remains so until reaching the Port of Sant         enemies. Whilst on the port side, it opens up
of many sailors, who can then enjoy the          Miquel. Two lighthouses guard the stretch of       with hundreds of houses, windows,
spectacle of the sunset from the bay.            coast between Portinatx and Cala de Sant           welcoming faces. Entering the port of Ibiza
                                                 Vicent, the second unused for years now.           from the sea is highly theatrical. It gives one a
The northern region of the island, known as                                                         kind of secret tranquillity. As though you
Es Amunts, is only accessible by land in         This brings us to the east coast of Ibiza,         were returning home at last.
certain places. Which is why contemplating it    marked by the islet of Tagomago. The coast
from the sea is like discovering an unknown      here is pleasant, with inlets, hills, inhabited    No wonder Ibiza fascinates from the sea,
territory. From the humpbacked Cap Nunó,         towns. From the sea one can understand the         too. Its landscapes look like an invention of
lying in the north of the bay of Portmany, one   character of Puig de Missa of Santa Eulària.       the imagination.
travels through a stretch of woodland, cliffs    A church crowning a hilltop, strong, white,
and just a few isolated houses. The              like a castle. It tells of fear and troubles. Of


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Conference centre




                            Ibiza,   With all this to offer, the range of options for
                                     tourists in Ibiza is varied indeed. From
                                     sailing, hiking and beaches to history and


                    meeting point
                                     culture. But Ibiza is also an emerging venue
                                     for congresses, meetings and business
                                     gatherings. Recently the first phase of the
                                     Ibiza Conference Centre was inaugurated.
                                     This auditorium for over 400 people is
                                     located in Santa Eulària del Riu. Its structure
                                     is a reflection of the traditional architecture
                                     of the island, and it stands beside the sea.

                                     Another contribution to this range of small
                                     conventions and incentive trips is the constant
                                     modernization of the island’s hotels. New five-
                                     star establishments have opened their doors,
                                     whilst the existing hotels have adapted to


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meetings

Shopping   Flaó                                                Ibiza Golf


           these new uses. The island of Ibiza, with its       only one in the Balearics with a single 27-
           strong personality, offers a “different” scenery    hole route, comprised of an old course and a
           for these events.                                   more recently-constructed one.

           Moreover, the Recinto Ferial, or trade fair park,   In this way Ibiza serves as a bridge between
           located in the town of Ibiza itself, is a huge      the wealth of the past, natural and
           open-plan building with a surface area of 3,400     monumental heritage, and the possibilities of
           m2, equipped with modern lighting and sound         the future. By being a meeting place, a place
           systems. It is especially designed to house over    of leisure, of knowledge, of contact with the
           1,600 people, for holding all kinds of events,      scenery. A centre of relaxation and even of
           trade fairs, congresses, exhibitions and other      self-knowledge.
           socio-economic and cultural displays, as well
           as concerts and festivals.                          An island capable of bewitching us all.
           Another sector that is gaining strength with
           every day that passes is golf. The Ibiza Golf
           Club lies a short distance from the town, in a
           small valley with very Ibizan profiles. It is the


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HOSPITAL


     NATURAL AREA


     CASTLE


     INFORMATION


     MUSEUM


     CHAPEL AND SANCTUARY


     LIGHTHOUSE


     DEFENCE TOWER


     CAVES


     GOLF COURSE


     AIRPORT


     ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE


     NAUTICAL ACTIVITIES




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Vara de Rey
                              Passeig Vara de Rey, 1. 07800 Ibiza
                              Tel. +34 971 301 900

                              Port
                              Antoni Riquer, 2. 07800 Ibiza
                              Tel. +34 971 191 951

                              Airport
                              Tel. +34 971 809 118

                              La Cúria
                              Plaça Catedral, s/n. 07800 Ibiza
                              Tel. +34 971 399 232

                              Figueretes
                              Passeig de les Pitiüses, s/n. 07800 Ibiza

                              Parc de la Pau
                              Isidor Macabich, s/n. 07800 Ibiza

                              Sant Antoni
                              Passeig de ses Fonts, s/n. 07820 Sant Antoni de Portmany
                              Tel. +34 971 343 363                                       Published by: ATB, Agència de Turisme de les Illes Balears (Balearic Tourism Agency),
                                                                                         Conselleria de Turisme i Treball (Regional Tourism and Labour Minister), Govern de les
                                                                                         Illes Balears (Government of the Balearic Islands)
                              Santa Eulària des Riu
                              Marià Riquer Wallis, 4. 07840 Santa Eulària des Riu        Coordinated by: ATB publicity department
                              Tel. +34 971 330 728
                                                                                         Contributors: Fundación para la promoción turística de Ibiza

                              Santa Eulària des Riu                                      Concept, design and layout: dcp3.es
                              Passeig de s’Alamera. 07840 Santa Eulària des Riu          Photos: © Mateu Bennàssar, Jaume Capellà, Antonio Garrido, Manu San Félix,
                                                                                         Klaus Siepmann, Aurelio Martinelli, Vicent Marí y Alberto Rodrigáñez, ATB photo
                              Cala Llonga                                                archive, Fundación para la Promoción Turística de Ibiza.

                              Playa Cala Llonga                                          Cover photo: Cala Vadella

                                                                                         Texts: © Carlos Garrido
                              Es Canar
                              Playa Es Canar                                             Printing: Gráficas Planisi

                                                                                         Legal deposit: PM - 0000 - 2010

                                                                                         Edition: September 2010

                                                                                         printed on Creator Star paper.

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  • 3. Ibiza, 5 Ibiza, 18 Ibiza from the sea: landscapes the island that captivates of the imagination 6 Unique cultural heritage 20 Ibiza: meeting point experience the 10 Mythical beaches 14 Salt marshes and posidonia: 22 Geographical map of Ibiza and tourist information Mediterranean natural jewels
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  • 5. heritage Ibiza, the ancient times people believed that this region warded off snakes. And sailors would carry a island that little bag of its earth around their necks, by way of a talisman. captivates In one way, this was a premonition of what takes place now. Ibiza acts through charms. The region seems to have some kind of power. First it attracted the hippies and the artists. Then it drew the attention of celebrities and members of the jet-set. Later it would give rise Where could one find a land that is ancient to a whole musical culture, to tendencies that and futuristic at the same time? A place that included events held in big discotheques like synthesizes the avant-garde, leisure, fashion, "trance", "ambient house" or "chill-out". And, at entertainment, colour and life; but at the the other end of the spectrum, its natural same times conserves secular tranquillity, treasure attracts ornithologists and ecology immobility and nature. It may seem enthusiasts from all over the world. impossible, but it does exist. It is Ibiza, Eivissa in the Catalan version of its name. Perhaps the secret of that charm lies in the combination of two very powerful elements. Ever since the 1960s, Ibiza has been in the Culture, tradition, and on the other hand a headlines constantly. The island marked out wealth of nature that reveals itself in all its tendencies in the hippy years, when ad-lib splendour. This explains why it was declared a fashion was created along with all the imagery World Heritage Site in 1999 by UNESCO, as a of magical landscapes, places with soul, parties result of its biological diversity, the posidonia and a kind of paganism that was more meadows on the sea bed around the island; the aesthetical than real. Ibiza represented an ideal remains of the Phoenician-Punic past, such as for living. The peasant cottages, undulating the village of Sa Caleta and the Puig des Molins hills and essential and picturesque traditional necropolis; and also because of the impressive architecture, the sea, the beaches… They all ensemble of Dalt Vila, the old town with its symbolized freedom, creativity. walls. Universal recognition of its magic. Ibiza is an island that captivates. It has a multi- faceted, fascinating personality that you never manage to discover in its entirety. It can be Dalt Vila sophisticated or rural, silent or full of music. In 5
  • 6. Archaeological Museum “Sa Caleta” Phoenician village Unique Ibiza is one of the most interesting islands in the Mediterranean. Around 2,700 years ago Punic traders from Carthage cultural heritage established themselves here. They were a practical people, great lovers of luxury, consisting of expert merchants. They chose Bes as their protective deity, a goddess of African origin who represented laughter and good fortune. The “Island of Bes” still bears her name today. Ibiza became a production centre and a commercial enclave. It received items from Egypt, Greece, Sicily, North Africa... And in turn, Ibizan ceramics or figurines were distributed all over the ancient world. That era of thriving prosperity, which lasted until 6
  • 7. culture Parade ground, Dalt Vila Balàfia the Roman conquest of 123 BC, left a Ibiza, which signed a treaty with the victors the guardrooms, bastions and machicolations. powerful cultural stratum in its wake. after the last Punic War, no destruction The most spectacular element is the Portal de whatsoever took place. les Taules gateway, with a large coat of arms The Phoenician village of Sa Caleta was one of Felipe II presiding over the old of the first Phoenician settlements on the The Roman era has also left many drawbridge. Above, by way of a tutelary island, before the colony moved to the archaeological testimonies, whereas there are presence, the Cathedral dominates the whole current capital. And Puig des Molins is an barely any traces at all of the Muslim centuries. of the old town. archaeological treasure. This is where the But throughout the ages, Ibiza always had one Punic traders were buried in hypogea carved main source of wealth: its salt flats. After passing through the gateway, the town out of the rock, alongside their valuables and inside the walls, known as Dalt Vila, their offerings. Around 3,000 tombs have When the Christian and Islamic worlds conserves its ancient atmosphere. Its been found, and there may still be more clashed in the 16th century, Ibiza was on the labyrinthine streets, the geography of palaces, awaiting discovery. This gives us an idea of front line. This was when the spectacular towers and shadows. At all times the sea is the wealth of that Punic-Ebusitan society. walled enclosure that is now one of its most present like a backcloth between the Muslim, This legacy cannot be matched by anywhere valuable heritage items was erected. We can Gothic and Renaissance stones. else in the Mediterranean, where the Punic see defences from the Renaissance era, world was wiped off the map by Rome. In completed over the centuries, with gateways, 7
  • 8. Ibizan jewells Church of Sant Antoni de Portmany One great treasure of Ibiza is its traditional Ethnology is another of Ibiza’s treasures. The Modernity brought different cultural patterns architecture, in particular the rural peasant world here is totally unlike the rest of with it, without losing the old ones, however. churches. They all follow the same pattern: the Balearic Islands, and indeed seems closer Ibiza was inevitably a site for modern cubic, simple shapes and defensive, too. A to North Africa. Popular attire with the rich architecture, which sometimes drew bell tower and a simple porch where the "emprendada" of jewels worn by the women, inspiration from traditional constructions. parishioners sought shelter from the rigours the dances, the music. Everything is of the age. They are authentic works of art - impregnated with a profound tellurism. It is a Fashion, on the other hand, has conserved Santa Eulària des Riu, Sant Jordi de ses living legacy, which has by no means died out. the aroma of the hippy days. Attractive, Salines, Sant Mateu d'Albarca, Santa The Ethnological Museum of Santa Eulària des gauzy, romantic. The ad-lib phenomenon is Gertrudis de Fruitera, Jesús... So white, so Riu enables one to discover it in-depth. unimaginable anywhere but Ibiza. It is based essential, that they remind us that on the little shops in the Marina, the island’s sometimes an economy of means and The same is true of the island’s gastronomy, scenery, the atmosphere of its nights, a sense simplicity are not at odds with inspiration with singular products such as "borrida de of the generous, slightly reckless life. and richness of spirit. rajada" (made using skate), "sofrit pagès", "flaó" (a cake made of curd cheese and mint), the “ensaimada”, “sobrasada” or herb liqueur. 8
  • 9. spirituality Sunset in Benirràs As well as the hippy universe, Ibiza was a gather on the terraces facing west – under the pioneer of the “new age” and back-to-the- influence of “chill out” music – or even on land movements. Many “neo-rurals” settled the beaches. They contemplate the solar disc, in its country cottages in the 1970s, seeking a red as an incandescent shield, as it dips into return to harmony, the simple life, the the waters as though in an opera finale. The communion with nature. In this same decade euphoria it produces is so great that people the island was also ahead of its time in the even applaud. Ibiza is the very place introduction of Oriental religions. The first to find peace Buddhist centre in the whole country was Today Ibiza is a totally modern town. It has a operational here. Currently, Ibiza is a good Contemporary Art Museum, with musical and place in which to search for peace, through artistic events, art galleries… A prodigy has different yoga centres that have picked up on taken place whereby that archaic strength from that inheritance of an island with an intense the past has been capitalized on, creating a spiritual side to it. modern value. A passport to the future. Ibiza’s latest discovery is the “sunset culture”. Every evening, crowds of people 9
  • 10. Cala de Sant Vicent Mythical An island with as much personality as Ibiza simply had to have mythical beaches. The settings for thousands of reports, films stretches of sand, Platja des Cavallet to the east and Platja de ses Salines to the west. beaches posters, record sleeves. Because they Both are within the area of Ses Salines, represent an important part of its magic. which one has to cross to get to them. For years now they have been fashionable The dimensions of the island of Ibiza - 572 beaches and they alone symbolize that image square kilometres - means all the beaches are of the Ibiza of an intense sun, transparent within easy reach. The closest ones to Vila, as waters, beautiful people and yachts the capital is known on the island, are anchoring in the background. Talamanca, Figueretes and Platja d'en Bossa. Family beaches, with services and close to bars, restaurants and hotels. Heading south, the island ends in two large 10
  • 11. sun and beach Beaches of Comte You cannot visit Ibiza without stopping off at Ibizan beaches. Part rock and part sand, with Cala d'Hort, on the south-western coast. This green waters, a small kiosk and a mixed bag of is where one can comprehend the mystery people, a tranquil, carefree atmosphere. In the and the magnetic force of the island. By background, the islet of Illa des Bosc and the merely contemplating the gigantic silhouette odd boat heading towards Denia. of the islet of Es Vedrà, like a Sinai emerging from the sea, one feels the call of the island Sant Antoni de Portmany represents the town forever. The beach, with several restaurants of the west. It occupies the island’s best natural and the omnipresent silhouette of the marine bay, called “Portus Magnus” or “Big Port” in mountain, looks like the setting for an Roman times as a result. The whole area is full adventure novel. of spectacular beaches. Around Sant Antoni there are several very pleasant coves for In the municipality of Sant Josep de sa Talaia, bathing, which are also extremely easy to the Platges de Comte are the paradigm of reach, such as Caló del Moro or Cala Gració. 11
  • 12. Cala Saladeta Continuing northwards, a few kilometres The next beaches can be found in the north of from Sant Antoni there is some spectacular the island. At Port de Sant Miquel, an scenery. The cliffs of Punta Galera, with enclosed refuge in the middle of the island’s stone platforms and terraces, look like they northern coast, and above all at the famous were designed exclusively for bathing. beach of Benirràs. An essential, picturesque Although we are not so far from the hotels landscape, centred by the imposing island of and tourist zones, the sensation one gets here Cavall Bernat which looks like the column of is of a totally Robinson Crusoe-like scene. A an invisible temple. little further on, Cala Salada and Cala Saladeta make up a small bay with In the municipality of Sant Joan de Labritja, transparent waters, lined with sand and a Cala Xarraca and Cala Portinatx are quiet, row of boathouses. medium-sized, family beaches. And in the same municipal district lies the beautiful Cala Xuclar. From Sant Joan one has to go to Cala de Sant Vicent to find another broad beach, facing east. 12
  • 13. tranquillity Tagomago island The beaches in the east of Ibiza are open, crannies. For example, the abandoned with the islet of Tagomago in the background. quarries of Sa Pedrera, near Cala d'Hort, In the municipality of Santa Eulària del Riu which the hippies called "Atlantis", where we can find the beaches of Es Figueral and there are still inscriptions and rudimentary Aigües Blanques, whose name, meaning sculptures, as though here you really were in “white waters”, says it all. Santa Eulària has a a continent lost to the rest of the world. good stretch of sand in the town itself. And a Watch the contrast between little further south lies the enclosed Cala In Ibiza, bathing has elements of an ancient the green of the pines Llonga, at the back of a small inlet. ritual, a recovery of the senses. and the blue of the sea The beaches of Ibiza stand out above all for the great contrast between the green of the pine trees and the blue of the sea. Not in vain did the Greeks call Ibiza and Formentera "Pitiusas", or "islands of the pines". They are accessible beaches, full of charm. But we can also opt for the more rugged, secret nooks and 13
  • 14. Bicycle touring Pla de Corona Salt marshes and The first thing to strike visitors is the fact that Ibiza is an undulating island. There is no one elevation that stands out above the rest. The posidonia: natural jewels highest point is Sa Talaia de Sant Josep, with an altitude of 475 metres. This means the whole geography of the island is harmonious, and in proportion. Valleys and gullies form between the hills, with fields that sometimes have reddish hues. Land ownership in Ibiza is based on small farms. So a kind of mosaic is repeated to infinity, made up of the houses with their simple shapes, the so- called "casaments", surrounded by fields of crops, almond trees, carob trees, pastureland with sheep, springs. It looks like an idyllic world anchored in antiquity. 14
  • 15. landscape Ses Salines Posidonia meadows The villages did not appear until the 18th Alongside that more humanized landscape, One of the most interesting natural areas of century. Formerly, only the church, the Ibiza also has large tracts of still-unspoilt Ibiza is without doubt Ses Salines. This is a shop/bar and a few houses occupied the territory. The Es Amunts area, in the north, system of wetlands that occupies a large part core of each municipality. The population conserves all its natural wealth. The same as of the island’s southern vertex. Its total was dispersed, and only gathered for the mountainous parts that surround the surface area, protected as a Natural Park since religious services and fiestas. One curious salt marshes. Therefore Ibiza is a perfect 2001, amounts to 400 hectares. Aside from the custom are the dances and “sonades" or island for sports such as hiking, bicycle scenic element, fauna is also extremely music sessions by the wells - for centuries touring or mountain bike routes. There are important. These pools are a compulsory the most frequent place through which a numerous rural tracks that enable one to stopover on the migratory routes of many very isolated population passed. Although discover this eternal island, with its birds. Around 200 species have been counted, everything changed after tourism arrived, dazzling scenery, that seems to live outside the most spectacular of which is without that early character of a dispersed of the passage of time. doubt the flamingo. It is quite a spectacle to population is still perceptible. watch them in the lagoons, with their long legs and bright colours, reflected by the hundred in the mirror of the waters. 15
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  • 17. sunset The area of Ses Salines takes on a very Posidonia is extremely important for several special quality in the evening, when the reasons. Its dense forests are inhabited by range of colours in the sky is reflected in the numerous animal species which ensure the marshes, acquiring extremely beautiful blue biodiversity of the marine medium. They are and nearly pastel tones. Another picturesque their habitat, hiding place and foraging image is the tiny church of Sant Francesc de ground. Which is why they are authentic s'Estany, surrounded by the expanses of water reserves of life. At the same time, its roots at its back. become fixed in the ground and prevent the The sea water enters by a duct located in the sand from being swept away during storms. nearby pebbly beach of Platja des Codolar. The mythical clarity of these waters is due From here it passes first to the evaporation largely to their posidonia meadows. pools, after which it is channelled to the crystallization pools, near Platja des Cavallet. The posidonia leaves make up those dark- In some of them, the product acquires coloured masses that sometimes cover the pinkish hues. As a result the defence tower beaches. The fruits look something like an located nearby is called "de la sal rossa", or olive, and the filaments of the roots roll over “pink salt” tower. and over in the waves and form a kind of “ball” that is commonly found on the sand. The mythical regatta of Ruta de la Sal reminds one of the importance of Ibiza’s salt The posidonia meadows on the sea beds of marshes. It evokes the voyage of several boats Ibiza, above all in the south-eastern area, from Barcelona to Ibiza to obtain salt. The form part of the nature reserve of Ses Salines year was 1846 and the capital of Catalonia d'Eivissa i Formentera, and have been was under siege by the Carlists. An declared World Heritage. entrepreneur offered to reward the first person to bring back the highly-prized “white gold” from the island. This explains why the regatta ends in Ibiza. Another fundamental episode of the nature of the ‘Pitiusa’ islands is posidonia. This plant forms thick meadows on the sea bed. They are distinguished as dark, nearly black patches in the midst of the blue extension of the sea. Posidonia is a complete plant, not an algae. This means it has roots and leaves and even flowers. Ses Salines 17
  • 18. Es Portitxol Ibiza from the sea: The sea forms part of the experience of Ibiza – for everyone, from the navigators of antiquity landscapes of the imagination to the numerous sports yacht owners who choose its waters every summer. The island has yacht clubs in Ibiza, Sant Antoni de Portmany and Santa Eulària des Riu. Around the nautical activity an extensive range of complementary services has grown up – diving, sailing schools, vessel hire, canoeing... The island has 210 km. of coastline and a mild climate all year long. It is an ideal place for sailing and a venue for events such as the Diving Week or Kayak Meetings. Sailing around Ibiza involves enjoying truly unique places. Nearly all sailors, for example, set off on the route to Formentera. 18
  • 19. tradition Puig de Missa in Santa Eulària The south coast offers majestic scenery such Margalides islands appear with Cap d'Albarca fighting and resistance. And from here, the as Es Vedrà. No vision can be more magical in the background. An imposing, rugged approach to Ibiza is another fantastic vision. than that of sailing around the islet by boat, promontory, reminiscent of a terrae finis. The town rises up, enveloped over itself, contemplating its deserted geography, baring its walls to the sea as though it were trodden by wild goats alone. And the islets of And the character of the coast of Es Amunts showing its toughest face to frighten off the bay of Portmany are also the destination remains so until reaching the Port of Sant enemies. Whilst on the port side, it opens up of many sailors, who can then enjoy the Miquel. Two lighthouses guard the stretch of with hundreds of houses, windows, spectacle of the sunset from the bay. coast between Portinatx and Cala de Sant welcoming faces. Entering the port of Ibiza Vicent, the second unused for years now. from the sea is highly theatrical. It gives one a The northern region of the island, known as kind of secret tranquillity. As though you Es Amunts, is only accessible by land in This brings us to the east coast of Ibiza, were returning home at last. certain places. Which is why contemplating it marked by the islet of Tagomago. The coast from the sea is like discovering an unknown here is pleasant, with inlets, hills, inhabited No wonder Ibiza fascinates from the sea, territory. From the humpbacked Cap Nunó, towns. From the sea one can understand the too. Its landscapes look like an invention of lying in the north of the bay of Portmany, one character of Puig de Missa of Santa Eulària. the imagination. travels through a stretch of woodland, cliffs A church crowning a hilltop, strong, white, and just a few isolated houses. The like a castle. It tells of fear and troubles. Of 19
  • 20. Conference centre Ibiza, With all this to offer, the range of options for tourists in Ibiza is varied indeed. From sailing, hiking and beaches to history and meeting point culture. But Ibiza is also an emerging venue for congresses, meetings and business gatherings. Recently the first phase of the Ibiza Conference Centre was inaugurated. This auditorium for over 400 people is located in Santa Eulària del Riu. Its structure is a reflection of the traditional architecture of the island, and it stands beside the sea. Another contribution to this range of small conventions and incentive trips is the constant modernization of the island’s hotels. New five- star establishments have opened their doors, whilst the existing hotels have adapted to 20
  • 21. meetings Shopping Flaó Ibiza Golf these new uses. The island of Ibiza, with its only one in the Balearics with a single 27- strong personality, offers a “different” scenery hole route, comprised of an old course and a for these events. more recently-constructed one. Moreover, the Recinto Ferial, or trade fair park, In this way Ibiza serves as a bridge between located in the town of Ibiza itself, is a huge the wealth of the past, natural and open-plan building with a surface area of 3,400 monumental heritage, and the possibilities of m2, equipped with modern lighting and sound the future. By being a meeting place, a place systems. It is especially designed to house over of leisure, of knowledge, of contact with the 1,600 people, for holding all kinds of events, scenery. A centre of relaxation and even of trade fairs, congresses, exhibitions and other self-knowledge. socio-economic and cultural displays, as well as concerts and festivals. An island capable of bewitching us all. Another sector that is gaining strength with every day that passes is golf. The Ibiza Golf Club lies a short distance from the town, in a small valley with very Ibizan profiles. It is the 21
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