Curator’s statement
Ibiza is known for its legendary parties, but pulling off an unforgettable trip here takes thoughtful planning. With little sleep and big energy, every detail counts—from seamless logistics to perfectly timed reservations. It’s home to some of the best house music in the world, but what makes the island really special is the balance: iconic clubs and beach scenes alongside hidden corners that still hum with that old-school Ibiza magic. This itinerary is designed to help you do it all, without burning out.
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Day 1: Welcome to Ibiza
Touch down in Ibiza in the evening—and don’t even think about wasting the night. The island doesn’t come alive until after dark, so I like to arrive in time for a 9 pm dinner before heading straight into the action. Kick things off at UNVRS, the largest club in the world (yes, the one with a DJ in the bathroom). If you’re going, be sure to pre-book your transfer. It’s in the middle of the island and taxis or Ubers are notoriously unreliable when the clubs let out.
Day 2: Beach, sushi & sunset vibes
You can reserve beds at Nassau Beach Club up until 2 pm before they become first come, first served!
After a big night out, it’s time to recover the Ibiza way. Spend the day posted up at Nassau Beach Club. Enjoy plush loungers, tanning, and a giant sushi boat to share.
In the evening, head to the west side of the island for a sunset dinner at Monkey in Sant Antoni de Portmany. And if you’re 27+, swing by Pikes for a low-key but iconic night out. Just remember to check the dress code: This old-school spot still enforces no flip-flops.
Day 3: Formentera by sea & Pacha VIP
The waters near Formentera
If you’re staying in a villa, this is the perfect day to have a private chef whip up breakfast—because you’ve got a full day ahead.
Charter a catamaran or yacht around noon and set sail for Formentera, Ibiza’s dreamy sister island. Grab lunch at Café del Lago, then soak up the golden hour from the water.
After returning and freshening up, head to Crazy Pizza for dinner. Order the tableside tiramisu—trust me, it will change your life.
End the night with a VIP table at Pacha, home of the iconic cherry logo and one of the island’s most legendary clubs. (Pro tip: The best table is directly to the left of the DJ, and we can help book it for you!)
Day 4: Spa day & maybe one more club
Not up for the full night? Plan to enter around 11 pm and spend some time exploring the grounds before the big rush comes in around 2 am.
After a night at Pacha, odds are you stayed out until well past sunrise. Sleep in, then treat yourself to a massage, either in your villa or brought straight to your hotel room.
Keep things low-key tonight: If you’re in a villa, consider bringing in a private chef. If you’re at a hotel, head to Ca La Nina for a relaxed dinner.
Still got energy? Hit up Hi Ibiza, a world-class club that brings the same energy as UNVRS but in a more intimate setting.
Day 5: Markets, merch & one last hurrah
Start your final full day with some shopping. For the true Ibiza experience, head to Punta Arabi Hippy Market or browse chic boutiques in Ibiza Town. Many clubs also have their own merch shops, which are worth checking out if you want a high-quality, wearable souvenir.
For your final night, choose your adventure: Ushuaïa for big-name DJs and that high-energy, new-age Ibiza feel, or Cova Santa for a more low-key, sophisticated crowd and an off-the-beaten-path vibe.
Day 6: Departure day
Sleep in, rehydrate, and take it slow—your body (and soul) deserve it. Then it’s time to head to the airport, already dreaming about your return to the island.
Need to know
Ibiza is glamorous, but it’s not always easy. Planning ahead makes all the difference. Book club tables, beach clubs, and restaurant reservations well in advance (weeks, if not months, in advance during high season). Taxis can be unreliable, so consider booking a private driver or using a transfer service for nights out. Don’t underestimate the power of a good nap. Late nights and early sunsets mean you’ll want to pace yourself. And finally, pack chic but comfortable looks: think glam sandals, breathable fabrics, and layers for breezy nights. Ibiza rewards those who plan ahead!
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