Ibiza Prices

« I ended up there by chance, not planning it at all – I flew to Mallorca for a vacation and found out there's a ferry to Ibiza that takes only 4 hours. What can I say, it's pretty cool overall, with tons of young people from all over the world, every day there’s a performance by top global musicians, amazing beaches, and a vibe of nonstop partying. The only downside is the prices, but if you think a little, it’s not a problem at all.

For example, you can get into most clubs for free until midnight if you have wristbands or flyers (like in the photo), skipping the 20 euro cost for sunbeds and umbrellas is easy, and you can eat and drink at the pubs instead of the beachfront restaurants, which are plentiful. Staying a bit further from the beach instead of in first-line hotels can save money too, and you can get between clubs on special buses instead of taxis. All this can make your Ibiza vacation much cheaper than a trip to other popular destinations, I speak from experience! 🎉 »

« Yacht School Aurora Yachting. Training from deckhand to captain in Ibiza. Prices starting from $485. »

« Contrasts. The old city and a yacht with a helicopter. The cost to park such a yacht is around $6,500 per day. Anyone know whose yacht Radiant is? »

« Las Salinas beach in Spain's Ibiza has long been considered the trendiest beach in the world. From May to October, which is the peak tourist season, you'll find the so-called "golden youth" and socialites from various countries soaking up the sun.

The world's top clubs and DJs host exclusive parties here, where artists, millionaires, models, and other famous personalities light up the dance floors. Ibiza isn't just the most fashionable destination; it's also one of the priciest resorts globally. To fully enjoy your stay here, you should budget around $100 a day. »

« So, let's sum it up. A few words about Ibiza: my first visit was a success! The island is unreal, absolutely beautiful. The prices are quite high; you can get by with around $70 to $100 a day, and you may even have some left over. Entrance to clubs ranges from €20 to €50. A taxi to the beach from the center costs about €15 to €20. There's also a bus, but I didn't take it (it's €2). »

« For most travelers, Ibiza is all about clubs and parties, cocktails and fashionable DJs. But for me, it’s the free bus service between the two ports and a luggage storage option (€5, and it doesn’t matter if it’s for one day or a couple of hours). »

« Ibiza. They love vodka here too. An island of parties and nightlife, it's a bit messier, but the shopping is great. I’m here to tick off Ibiza and the best club on the island, but I’m a bit disappointed. This place is full of posh and successful people. The clubs aren't really affordable for the youth, with entry fees ranging from €30 to €80, cocktails starting at €15, and meals from €50 per dish. »