The walls of Dalt Vila and the cathedral above the harbour of Ibiza Town, in late sun

9 of the best · Ibiza, Spain

The Best Things to See and Do in Ibiza

The UNESCO walls of Dalt Vila and the cathedral, the Punic necropolis, the first Phoenician settlement, Es Vedrà and the flamingos of the salt pans.

Our 9 favourites, listed A–Z · Updated October 2026

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Insiders' picks

Three of our favourites from this list, vetted by people who know and love Ibiza.

  1. UNESCO World Heritage

    Dalt Vila

    Ibiza Town·Walled town

    The walled upper town of Ibiza, with seven Renaissance bastions and the cathedral at the top.

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  2. UNESCO World Heritage

    Puig des Molins necropolis and museum

    Ibiza Town·Archaeological site

    The Punic necropolis on the hill of windmills, with more than 5,000 graves and its own museum.

    Vía Romana 31, 07800 IbizaExplore View on map

  3. 382 metres high

    Es Vedrà

    Cala d’Hort·Islet

    The rock islet off the west coast, 382 metres high, seen best from the cliffs above Cala d’Hort.

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The back story 1

In-depth stories behind the list.

  1. The back story

    Ibiza, Biodiversity and Culture: the back story

    Dalt Vila·In depth

    Why UNESCO listed Ibiza in 1999: a Renaissance fortress, a Phoenician settlement, a Punic necropolis and the seagrass meadows that make the sea so clear.

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The icons 6

The sights everyone comes for.

  1. UNESCO World Heritage

    Dalt Vila

    Ibiza Town·Walled town

    The walled upper town of Ibiza, with seven Renaissance bastions and the cathedral at the top.

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  2. 382 metres high

    Es Vedrà

    Cala d’Hort·Islet

    The rock islet off the west coast, 382 metres high, seen best from the cliffs above Cala d’Hort.

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  3. At the top of the town

    Ibiza Cathedral (Santa Maria)

    Dalt Vila·Cathedral

    The cathedral at the summit of Dalt Vila: a 13th-century church enlarged in Gothic times and remodelled in the 18th century.

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  4. UNESCO World Heritage

    Puig des Molins necropolis and museum

    Ibiza Town·Archaeological site

    The Punic necropolis on the hill of windmills, with more than 5,000 graves and its own museum.

    Vía Romana 31, 07800 IbizaExplore View on map

  5. UNESCO World Heritage

    Sa Caleta Phoenician settlement

    Sant Josep·Archaeological site

    The remains of the first Phoenician settlement on Ibiza, on a headland of the south coast.

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  6. Natural park

    The salt pans of Ses Salines

    Ses Salines·Salt pans

    The salt pans in the south of the island, inside the Ses Salines natural park, where flamingos feed.

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Churches 2

Places of worship.

  1. The city’s patron

    Capella de Sant Ciríac

    Dalt Vila·Chapel

    The chapel built in 1754 for the patron saint of the city, whose feast falls on 8 August.

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  2. Frescoes of 1884

    Santo Domingo (Sant Pere)

    Dalt Vila·Church

    The 17th-century church of the Dominican convent in Dalt Vila, with painted vaults.

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