No matter if you’re a first timer or a regular weekender, the best way to do Ibiza is extravagantly. Embrace the all-day lunches, the sun-drenched boat cruises,
the late-night clubs, the see-and-be-seen parties and the eye-watering prices in all their over the top splendor and you’ll have the time of your life, as good as guaranteed.
And to help you do just that, here’s everything you need to know to make your next visit one to remember.

Book a private retreat

We can categorically say that there’s no shortage of amazing hotels spread across the Ibizan island, from glitzy big-brand beachfront resorts to discreet boutique hotels dotting the interior.
But as luxe as these places undeniably are, they all come with the single same problem – other people. And when you’ve lunched all day and partied all night, there are few things more
valuable to your recovery than a long slice of peace and quiet – without sacrificing any of that five-star luxury, of course.

 

 

Los Amigos villa is light, bright, cool and stylish – the perfect Ibizan retreat.
Of the Ibiza portfolio, my pick is Los Amigos – a single-story, six bedroom ode to the best of Californian architecture tucked away in the wilds near the village of
Sant Llorenc de Balafia but close enough to the action to walk the perfect line between hideaway and hotspot. A canvas of polished cast concrete, floor to ceiling windows
and clean uncluttered design, Los Amigos is enormous without being imposing and gives up to 12 guests more than enough room to hang out or spread out, inside and out, in decadence and style.

 

Far from the madding crowds, Los Amigos is kitted out to be a destination in its own right.
In truth, come the Ibizan summer you won’t be spending that much time inside, which is why Los Amigos’s French designer-owner has put so much thought and
love into the outside area. Uncluttered and unfussy yet elegant and comfy, a lush green lawn envelops the property and is home to a simple,
stylish pool (cleverly finished so as to look almost natural rather than man made), a large lounging area with huge couches and sun loungers,
and an outdoor dining table purpose-built for the most Bacchanalian of feasts.

 

Dine and drink, day and night

One thing is always true when it comes to eating out in Ibiza – book well in advance!

 

Nobu

Just because you’re not staying at a hotel, doesn’t mean you can’t take advantage of its best offering
(especially when your villa comes with a dedicated all-hours private driver). Nobu Hotel Ibiza Bay set on the shores of
Talamanca Bay is a flashy, five-star residence with the brand’s signature new-style Japanese cuisine at the heart of its restaurant offering.

Book in for a long evening of fine wines, super fresh sashimi, and of course the classic Nobu go-to: black cod miso
(still unrivaled in this writer’s humble tastebud-driven opinion). Dress up or dress down, Nobu is proof positive that great food, drink and
service can be relaxed and unpretentious without compromising on quality.

 

Jondal

In the heart of Ibiza’s south coast, restaurant-come-club Blue Marlin has long grabbed the headlines with its hedonistic sunset sessions and great food.
But right next door and benefiting from the same extraordinary setting, Jondal is the pick of the two for toes-in-the-sand all-day dining with a party edge
mixed in for good measure. A simple ‘from the sea’ and ‘from the land’ menu masks the quality of the food on offer, from the freshest oysters and razor clams
to the terrifying-looking but utterly delicious scorpion fish served whole, teeth and all, dissected and reconstructed, and ready to be munched in corn tortillas
with fresh tartare and pico de gallo. Sit back, gorge, take your time and watch the rich and beautiful of Ibiza do the same all around you.

ME Ibiza

Tucked away in Santa Eulalia del Río on the east coast, ME Ibiza is an oasis of calm and peace that fuses five-star style with a low key aesthetic – something of a
rarity for the White Isle (and despite the fact it sits next door to the legendary Nikki Beach party hotspot).

 

Ibiza, Spain is one of the most beautiful and unique places in the world. With its stunning beaches, vibrant nightlife, and rich cultural history, it’s easy to see
why it’s such a popular destination. The island is home to some of the best beaches in the Mediterranean and is known for its stunning sunsets. Ibiza is also a great
destination for nightlife, with its many bars, clubs, and restaurants offering a wide range of entertainment. The island also has a rich cultural history with its many
ancient monuments and sites such as the Dalt Vila, the old walled city, and the beautiful Es Vedra. Ibiza is also known for its many festivals and
events, such as the Ibiza International Film Festival and the Ibiza Music Summit. With its stunning scenery, vibrant atmosphere, and unique culture,
Ibiza is a must-visit destination for anyone looking for a truly unforgettable experience.