Free Walking Tour
Ibiza

Ibiza is a small island, but there are so many things to do! After enjoying some Ibiza Free Walking Tours, travelers will have plenty of idyllic beaches to explore. Cala Conta is reputed to be the most beautiful cove in Spain, Playa des Cavallet is one of the most famous nudist coasts on the Balearic Islands, Playa de las Salinas is the perfect place if you want to catch sight of famous singers, actors and celebrities. In addition, it is also possible (although not cheap!) to take a boat to the small island of Formentera to enjoy its untouched beaches and world-class restaurants for a day. At sunset, a visit to Café del Mar or Café Mambo, the most famous chill-out bars in all of Ibiza, is a must. And at night, travelers can choose between nightclubs like Pacha or Amnesia, where the best DJs in the world set the night on fire!

Ibiza (or Eivissa, as locals call it) is perhaps one of the most famous tourist destinations in the world. Ibiza's spectacular beaches, nightclubs and chill-out lounge bars are essential experiences. However, there is much more to this Mediterranean island paradise than parties. If you are interested in culture and want to get to know the authentic Balearic Islands, there is nothing better than joining a local guide on a Free Walking Tour in Ibiza. There are different tours you can choose from. In the Essential Ibiza City Tour, you will get to know the capital of the island. Your guide will offer engaging information about the archaeological remains proving that the island has been inhabited for millennia, and share stories about the pirates who frequented these shores. On the Free San Antonio Tour, you will get to know one of the hippest cities on the Mediterranean, as well as its urban art and best clubs.

Ibiza is world-famous for its wonderful beaches and its glamorous parties, but did you know that it is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site? With Free Tours in Ibiza, you can discover some of the historical landmarks that make this island so unique. Some of the highlights that you cannot miss are the famous Renaissance-style old city walls that surround the Dalt Vila neighborhood, the Ibiza Cathedral, the Monument to General Vara del Rey and the Monument to Christopher Columbus. Additionally, in the area of Puig des Molins, there's an important Phoenician necropolis and a Temple of Tanit. Walking with a local guide, you will learn why the Phoenicians settled on the island, hear anecdotes about the Roman, Vandal and Arab invasions, understand why Ibiza was once part of the Republic of Pisa, learn stories about the pirates who passed through the island and much more.