Ibiza Living
Just the word “Ibiza” conjures up a thousand images. Ibiza can offer many things to many people. It’s famous for its hectic summer holiday months but is contrasted by its quiet, peaceful winters. Overall there is a sense of working through the spring and summer to idle away the autumn and winter.

From late March until the end of October there are direct flights to most UK airports. During the rest of the year the mainland of Spain is only 2 hours away by fast ferry or 30 minutes by air where you can easily pick up a connection to nearly all UK airports.
If you listen to the ex-pat community on the island some say its a problem not having direct UK flights during winter but others will say it keeps Ibiza that little more exclusive.

Holidaying and living on the magical island of Ibiza is worlds apart so if you are thinking of buying on the island then it will usually be on a full time basis or as a holiday home. To some it’s an island paradise yet to others it’s a hedonistic dreamland.

Holiday Home
Ibiza is a perfect place to have a holiday home. Its superb year round climate is literally thousands of miles away from the rain back home. In less time than it takes to go a few junctions up the M1 or around the M25 a direct flight travels from UK to Ibiza.

The benefits of having a holiday home are countless but having your own place with your own personal things is priceless - from wet motorway to sunny beach in less than a few hours.

A New Life - Relocating for Good
The thing that many dream of, leaving behind the rat race and finding the place that gives you that little bit extra and a better quality of life. Ibiza can offer all of this and more

Areas to live

Ibiza Town and surrounding areas
The capital and the island’s hub. Most commerce originates from Ibiza Town and the centre is a cosmopolitan, lively, bustling place all year round. The surrounding areas include Figueretas, Playa Den Bossa, Talamanca, Jesus, Sant Jordi, Cala Vedella and Es Cubells.

San Antonio and surrounding areas
This small fishing village has now become the liveliest resort for bars, restaurants and nightlife and has been the heart of the British ex-pat community for nearly thirty years. The adjoining bay area is ideal for families with its large hotels and shallow beaches. The busy summer months are contrasted by the peaceful winters. Surrounding areas include Can Germa, Cala de Bou, Port Des Torrent, San Augustin, San Rafael, Ses Paisses, Sa Serra, San Jose, Cala Bassa, Cala Conta and Cala Tarida.

Santa Eulalia and surrounding areas
The east coast is a world away from the west coast and its main centre is Santa Eulalia. Busy and vibrant throughout the year it’s an international mix of cultures and nationalities with a laid back attitude. It´s surrounding areas include Es Cana, San Carlos, Santa Gertrudis, San Miquel, San Lorenzo, Siesta and Cala Llonga.

Further Afield
At no time in Ibiza are you more than 10Km away from a village or town yet you can still find places that feel a million miles away from anywhere. Such places as Portinatx, Santa Ines, Las Salinas, Es Cavallet and Buscatell are little gems hidden away in the countryside.