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Ibiza is where I go to slow down and reconnect—with nature, with creativity, and with myself. While the island is known for its party scene, there’s a softer, more soulful side that I’ve come to love: peaceful coves, golden hour views of Es Vedrà, and long dinners under the stars. It’s a place where time stretches and every moment feels intentional. This guide is my invitation to experience that magic, even in just a weekend.
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Day 1: Arrival & sunset magic
Photo credit: me (Emily Giglio), Views from Petunia's rooftop terrace at golden hour.
Friday
Check-in at: Petunia, a Beaumier Hotel. Settle into your boutique home base with sweeping views of Es Vedrà and immediate serenity.
Afternoon: Poolside lounging or garden walk at Petunia.
Sunset drinks: Rooftop at Petunia—order a spritz and watch the sky light up behind the rock.
Dinner: Los Enamorados in Portinatx. Coastal, eclectic, romantic.
Day 2: Beaches & bohemia
Saturday
Morning: Yoga in the garden at Petunia or a healthy brunch at Wild Beets in Santa Gertrudis.
Midday: Beach time at Cala Comte or Sa Caleta—pack a towel, snorkel, and good book.
Late afternoon: Explore Sa Caleta Cave Viewpoint for a little adventure.
Golden hour: Book a sunset boat tour around Es Vedrà.
Dinner: Amalur—elegant Mediterranean fare in a stylish countryside setting.
Day 3: Savor & say goodbye
Sunday
Brunch: Juntos House—slow, organic, garden-to-table under the fig trees.
Stroll Dalt Vila: Walk the cobblestone alleys of Ibiza Town, shop boutiques, and take in the views.
Afternoon swim: Quick dip at Cala Gracioneta, followed by a fresh seafood lunch right on the beach.
Depart: Sun-kissed, relaxed, and fully recharged.
Need to know
Renting a car is highly recommended—some of the best beaches, restaurants, and viewpoints are tucked away down unmarked roads and are best accessed by car.
If you’re visiting in peak season (June–September), make dinner and beach club reservations in advance to avoid missing out.
Bring layers for breezy evenings, especially near the coast.
Most importantly, embrace the island’s rhythm: take your time, chase sunsets, and don’t overpack your schedule—Ibiza is best experienced slowly.
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Emily Giglio
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