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0 Shares 0 0 0 0 This is part of a series How to Plan A Destination Wedding in Italy: A Step-by-Step Guide. Read the full guide here. Don’t even think about it. I’ve been there and thought it. I’ve worked events, I’ve planned events, heck – I’ve worked WEDDING events. I am a travel […]
0Shares 0 0 0 0 Overshadowed by it’s natural beauty and vibrant nightlife, the local foods in Ibiza are often overlooked. From traditional dishes that have been cherished for generations to modern culinary creations that fuse global influences, Ibiza’s food offerings are as diverse as the island’s visitors. In this comprehensive guide, I embark on […]
0Shares 0 0 0 0 In the 1960s, people from all walks of life that were tired with the rules, politics, wars like the Spanish Civil War or Vietnam War, and oppressions of their countries sought an idyllic escape were they can live a laidback, cheap, rural, and carefree lifestyle. Since Ibiza was poor and […]
0Shares 0 0 0 0 True Ibiza was an island of escape and freedom, it was a laidback, libertarian lifestyle, a place where you could recreate yourself. Ibiza used to have a true ‘spiritual vibe.’ But why? Ibiza was so far off the map, that in the 1800s and early 1900s it was a poverty-stricken […]
0Shares 0 0 0 0 People make fun of me all the time because when I travel, nothing can ever be “just a beach” or “just a coffee.” I always want to find the best coffee, the best beach, the most unique beach, the most unknown place, the local spot…and the list goes on. Punta […]
0Shares 0 0 0 0 Patrick and I had high expectations for Eivissa old town. We were thinking we would find cute and fun nightlife. The type were there are small bars that are blasting good old music from the 2000s and 2010s that we could sing, drink, and dance along to. And while I […]
0Shares 0 0 0 0 When you’re in Ibiza, if you see people walking around with what looks like dirt on their skin, don’t be alarmed. Ibiza is known for it’s medicinal mud baths, rich in anti-inflammatory properties, found only in certain beaches and areas of the island. Who knew that Ibiza also had an […]
0Shares 0 0 0 0 Far far away from the loud party resorts of Ibiza…on the literally other part of the island in the Saint Eulalia neighborhood is a local favorite beach: Aguas Blancas or Aigües Blanques – which translates to white water. Parking costs about 5 euro and is located at the top of […]
0Shares 0 0 0 0 Cala Mastella beach is as rudimentary and as far away from a typical Ibizan beach as it gets. It has an old fishing port on one side and a rocky beach on the other. No water activities and no beach or sun loungers. Just a beach bar, one of the […]
0Shares 0 0 0 0 After breakfast we made our way to the first beach of our trip. Rather than going too far from our stay, we decided to go to the main beach located right below us, Cala Xarraca. You could easily spend about 4 hours at Cala Xarraca in Ibiza between the medicinal […]
