Among the many different kinds of markets on the island, the hippy markets definitely stand out, where time seems to have stopped in the 1960s-70s. Two are the main ones: Punta Arabí in Es Canar and Las Dalias in Sant Carles. The first, opened in 1973 is definitely the oldest on the island and has about 500 stalls. You will find original clothing, handmade costume jewelry, natural home made cosmetics, musical instruments and objects from all over the world. Inside it houses a play area entirely dedicated to children. The second one, located in the northern part of the island, on the other hand, is the best known, with a more tourist and commercial feel. Here too you can find handicrafts from all over the world, clothes, musical instruments, hammocks and antiques. You can pamper yourself with a body massage or have your palm read. In both you will have the opportunity to listen to live music and taste typical Ibizan dishes.

The most hidden and wild side of Ibiza is at hand, or rather within boat reach, and that is the northern part of the island. Here lies the most authentic, ancient and tradition-bound Ibiza, with Catalan-style villages, discrete coastlines, green expanses of carob and olive groves and beaches washed by turquoise waters. There are numerous small coves, enclosed by rocks, such as Cala d'en Serra where the real surprise is underwater, rich seabeds where you can spot scorpionfish, colorful damsels and purple anemones. Cala Xarraca characterized by a dense pine forest and red cliffs, is a favorite of naturists. A mandatory stop in the roadstead at Cala d'Albarca, rugged and fascinating, where cliffs soar up to two hundred meters high.

If you are a group of friends or teens looking for wild fun and new friendships, a sailing vacation in Ibiza is just the thing for you. Whether it's single boat or flotilla, there's nothing better than resting on the deck of a sailboat after a long night of partying while making your way to little corners of paradise. On the island, the partying continues nonstop throughout the day: on the beaches during the day and in the discos at night, people dance to music played by the best international DJs. Undoubtedly the southern part of the island is the liveliest, especially the area of Eivissa port and Sant Antoni de Portmany where the most famous clubs are located. Among the nightlife beaches you can't miss: Playa de Las Salinas, inside the national park; Cala d'Hort, facing the magical Es Vedra; Cala Comte, for a sunset aperitif; and Playa d'en Bossa, Eivissa's most famous.