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Enjoy a 5 or 7-night stay at a gorgeous resort in Ibiza, Spain's island paradise! From beautiful beaches to legendary nightlife, you'll fall hard for incredible Ibiza.

What's Included

• Round-trip economy class airfare to Ibiza (IBZ)
• Round-trip airport transfers
• 5 nights in Ibiza at the Torre del Mar, THB Los Molinos Hotel, or similar
• Breakfast daily

Great Ways to Explore

Get to know Ibiza, one of the Balearic Islands off the coast of Spain. 

Stroll the charming streets of Old Town, a UNESCO-certified site.

Make it a beach day, everyday! Cala d'Hort beach is one of the island's finest.

Indulge in some of Ibiza's finest cuisine, from paella to simply grilled seafood.

Spend five nights on the eastern coast of the magnificent island of Ibiza. 

You'll have total freedom to do and see as you please, whether that means lounging on the beach all day or experiencing Ibiza's legendary nightlife. Don't miss out on strolling through the Old Town (D'Alt Vila), souvenir shopping at local markets and watching the sunset over Es Vedra, a mysterious island in the deep blue Mediterranean. 

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Day 1. Welcome to Ibiza!

Say hello to Ibiza! An archipelago off the coast of Spain, Ibiza is known for its lively nightlife, quaint villages, beaches, and quiet sandy coves. From the airport, transfer to your resort and get settled into island life.

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Torre del mar.

Torre del Mar is located on the beach in Playa d'en Bossa. Guest rooms all feature an outdoor terrace, and are also equipped with free WiFi, complimentary toiletries, and television. There are multiple dining options onsite to suit the needs of all travelers. The hotel also boasts an outdoor swimming pool, extensive spa services, and a 24-hour fitness center.

Iberostar Selection Santa Eulalia Ibiza

Overlooking s’Argamassa beach, surrounded by pine groves and native flora, the Iberostar Selection Santa Eulalia Ibiza is a hotel specially designed for adults, where you can disconnect and re-connect. Enjoy the beauty of the Mediterranean and the kind of intimacy you deserve. Don’t miss sunset at the Sea Soul Beach Club, located on a jetty that extends into the sea and offering a unique view of Formentera. And relax in the wellness zone or take the opportunity to get in shape at our fitness center.

Grand Hotel Palladium Santa Eulalia del Rio

Enjoy the friendly and personal service at the 5-star Grand Hotel Palladium Santa Eulalia del Río in the privileged area of Santa Eulalia on Ibiza island.  This property is built in 2000 in an Italian Palazzo style, which makes the hotel unique on the Balearic Islands. Its located directly on the first row at the small beach of Siesta. The Grand Hotel Palladium has a seawater outdoor pool and a large terrace with massive wooden sunbeds overlooking the bay of Santa Eulalia.

Day 2. Ibiza

Make it a beach day! Ibiza is famous for its miles of sandy beaches and crystal clear water. Head to the western side of Ibiza today for some of the island's best beaches: Cala d'Hort, Cala Salada, and Cala Vadella.

From Cala d'Hort, you'll have fantastic views of the mysterious island of Es Vedra just off shore. This uninhabited rock island is said to be the third most magnetic spot in the world. A popular myth surrounding Es Vedra says it was the home of the sirens and sea-nymphs who tried to lure Ulysses from his ship!

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Day 3. Ibiza

Put on your most comfortable shoes and explore Ibiza's Old Town! Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999, the Old Town is known for its intact 16th-century fortifications, cobblestone streets, and white washed buildings. 

Also known as Dalt Vila (Upper Town), Ibiza's Old Town is a treasure trove of quaint cafes and bougainvillea-draped balconies. Bask in the golden sun and enjoy a drink alfresco!

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Day 4. Ibiza

One of the most beautiful spots in Ibiza is Punta Galera, an amazing bay surrounded by stone formations jutting out from the cliffs. Don't miss an opportunity to spend a relaxing afternoon either sunbathing on the beach or snorkeling in the calm rock pools. 

You could also consider taking a boat to popular dive spots like Pillars of Hercules caves and the Caves of Light on the northwest coast. Ibiza's turquoise water is some of the best in the Mediterranean! 

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Day 5. Ibiza

Spend the day relaxing at your resort, then prepare for a night of fun! Nightlife in Ibiza is legendary, from EDM clubs hosting top talent to cozy wine bars. Whether your idea of fun is hopping from one club to another or relaxing over a meal with a cocktail, you will find it in Ibiza.

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Day 6. Depart Spain

Your Ibiza getaway ends today. At the appropriate time, transfer to the airport for your flight home.

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Discover Ibiza Island ; an island located south east of Spain ; nestled in the Mediterranean Sea. It is the island that never sleeps (perennially considered one of the best party cities in Europe thanks to its famous and active nightlife, world`s best DJs and nightclubs, and 300 days of sunshine per year. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

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Spain is one of the most popular countries in the world for tourists, and the experiences you can have while on vacation here can be just as varied as you are. The best way to experience Spanish life today is to visit one of its largest cities, such as Madrid, the country`s capital; Barcelona, its second city; and provincial capitals such as Seville and Valencia. Andalucia, the epicenter of Moorish rule in Spain, is known for its beautiful landmarks such as the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Alhambra. The north of the country features such varying experiences as Catholic pilgrimages in Galicia, skiing in the Pyrenees, and immersing yourself in the culture of the gorgeous Basque Country. For beach vacations, Spain is tops, from the Costa del Sol to the Balearic islands of Ibiza and Mallorca to the Canary Islands.

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Ibiza has been a major center of tourism since the 1960s, when it become famous for its 'Hippie-Culture' and nudist beaches. Nowadays, Ibiza is known as the 'clubbing capital of the world,' hosting the best parties. But the island has a whole lot more to offer its visitors: a Mediterranean culture, and remains of the earliest Phoenicians settlements, Arab and Catalan period influences and those left over by the once-existing Renaissance bastions, as for instance the famous wall-paintings of Ses Fontanelles. Enjoy the beaches, club scene, D'Alt Vila and Historic Ibiza Town, Ses Salinas, San Gertrudis, Sa Penya, Cueva de Can Marca, es Vedranell and so much more!

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These are the best places to enjoy the stunning Spanish coastline.

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It's no secret that Spain is home to miles of stunning coastline. In southern Andalusia, you have two distinct resort areas on the Costa de la Luz and Costa del Sol; in Alicante, there's the Costa Blanca; and from Barcelona, a short drive can take you to the Costa Brava (to the north) or the Costa Daurada (to the south). And that’s just the Mediterranean side of the country. In northern Spain, you also have to consider the wild, empty stretches of Galicia’s Costa da Morte and the natural splendor and cultural charm of the Basque Coast — and off the mainland, there are the Balearic and Canary Islands to consider. We’ve gathered some the top choices in every region to round up the best beach towns in Spain, with the help of some travel experts.

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Virgi Schiffino Kennedy is the founder of the travel consultancy Lux Voyage .

Briana Peterson is a travel advisor at Fox World Travel .

Cadaqués, Costa Brava

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Three hours north of Barcelona and a stone’s throw from the French border, Cadaqués is one of Spain’s most enchanting seaside villages, with dark cobblestone streets and whitewashed buildings. Surrounded by the rocky beaches of the Cap de Creus Natural Park, this isolated beach town owes its fame to one of the most famous artists of the 20th century — Salvador Dalí. In addition to visiting the artist’s home, visitors can dine at Compartir , the sister restaurant of Barcelona’s Disfrutar, which was recently voted No. 1 in the world . Virgi Schiffino Kennedy, founder of the travel consultancy Lux Voyage, suggests that the best way to see the area is to get on the water. She notes: “There are many small coves and beaches around Cap de Creus and Cadaqués, and some of them can be accessed only by boat.”

Cudillero, Costa Verde

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Like a mini Cinque Terre , the pastel houses of the small fishing town of Cudillero seem to hang from the cliffs above the small harbor. In the town, you can visit the churches and the fish market or get a table by the lighthouse at El Faro and enjoy the best views while sampling Asturian seafood. The restaurant El Pescador serves fresh-caught shellfish delivered straight from the family boat. This pretty town will be your base for exploring the incredible beaches and cliff landscapes that surround it, like Playa del Silencio, a crescent-shaped beach surrounded by a high rock wall.

Sitges, Costa Daurada

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If you're looking for a Spanish beach town with miles of sand, buzzy nightlife, and nearby wine tasting, Sitges is a great pick. It also happens to be the unofficial LGBTQ+ holiday capital of Spain. By train from Barcelona, you can get to Sitges in less than an hour, which makes it a great day trip choice, but you should stay longer if you want to explore the old town and visit museums like the Museu del Cau Ferrat. Sitges is always popular, but with one long promenade connecting the 17 consecutive beaches, you should be able to find your own spot on the sand.

Xàbia, Costa Blanca

Between the big city of Valencia and the tourist hotspot of Alicante, Xàbia is a resort town (with a big population of expats) positioned at the base of the impressive Montgó Massif. You can find hiking trails in this nearby park, but most visitors tend to prefer beachgoing with a sunny spot on Platja de l’Arenal. There is a small old town you can explore, as well as a port that makes a good launching point for seafaring adventures and boat tours along the coast. “Almost everything is within walking distance of the beach, enabling you to shop, dine, and enjoy Spanish music and nightlife all in one place,” says Briana Peterson of Fox World Travel, who spent a year traveling Spain. “The stunning beach offers water activities and accessibility options for people with disabilities, including beach wheelchairs that glide over sand and float in water.”

Comillas, Costa de Cantabria

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If you loved the architect Antoni Gaudí’s work in Barcelona , it’s worth visiting one of his further-flung creations, El Capricho, in the Cantabrian beach town of Comillas.  “Comillas is a picturesque coastal town on the northern coast of Spain, known for its stunning architecture and historical significance,” says Schiffino Kennedy. After your visit to El Capricho, visit the town’s main beach or venture further for more space on the enormous Playa Oyambre, part of a natural park just a few miles from town.

Llanes, Costa Verde

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Llanes is a scenic coastal town in the Asturias region of northern Spain. As Schiffino Kennedy points out, "It’s known for its dramatic cliffs, beautiful beaches, and historic medieval architecture.” The former whaling port on the Atlantic Coast has a small harbor and medieval center within driving distance of beautiful beaches. Between Llanes and the nearby town of Ribadesella, there are over 20 golden beaches, including Playa de Toranda, surrounded by lush green hills, and Playa de Gulpiyuri, a beach formed around a sinkhole yards away from the coast.

Nerja, Costa del Sol

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On Andalucia’s Costa del Sol, many beach towns are burdened by eyesores caused by overdevelopment, but between Malaga and Granada, Nerja resists. Between rocky coves that jut out into the sea, its charming old town has been well-kept — including the Balcón de Europa, a romantic palm-lined promenade built on the foundations of the historic fort, from which you can get a fantastic panoramic view of the sea and the nearby mountains of the Sierra de Almijara. The main beach here is the Playa Burriana, but you can also find a unique adventure on an excursion to the Cueva de Nerja, an enormous three-mile-long cave that was only discovered in the 1950s.

Pollença, Mallorca

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Between the foothills of the Tramuntanas and the brilliant lighthouse of Cap de Formentor, Pollença is one of the most interesting historic towns in Mallorca . Like many of the island’s antique villages, the old town was founded a ways inland from the sea to keep safe from pirates, so it’s a short drive to get to the Port de Pollença, where you can walk the promenade along Platja de Can Cap de Bou. However, staying in the old town offers more opportunity to bask in the charm of its elegant old quarter, which has served as a font of inspiration to the many artists who have found their muse in Mallorca.

Mundaka, Costa Vasca

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The Basque country is renowned for its delectable gastronomy — the town of San Sebastian has the most Michelin stars in Spain — but the coast is beloved by surfers for the epic waves that break along the Bay of Biscay. One of the best waves (for pros only) is located in the town of Mundaka, a small beach town inside the Urdaibai Biosphere Reserve. You can watch the experts show off in the clean left-hand barrel while exploring this cozy port town turned surfer’s paradise. If you’re not into surfing, Mundaka resident Aritza Mencha recommends paddleboarding. “Exploring the Mundaka estuary on a paddleboard is an experience of peace and harmony with nature — if you are lucky you can even see flamingos,” he tells Travel + Leisure . For lower-adrenaline beach days, the estuary beach Playa de Laida is preferred. Mencha adds that this beach “is spectacular at low tide, allowing you to walk for kilometers with water at your ankles.”

Peñiscola, Costa del Azahar

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Between Barcelona and Valencia, you can find the castle-topped old quarter of Peñiscola sitting perfectly on the horizon from its rocky perch that stretches out toward the Mediterranean. On one side of the old town, you have the small crescent beach of Platja del Migjorn, and on the other you have the ample and rambling Playa de Peñiscola that connects to the neighboring town of Benicarló.

Fisterra, Costa da Morte

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For some of the best sunsets in Europe, you can travel to Spain’s westernmost cape and stay in the sweet town of Fisterra alongside the white sands of Praia de Langosteira. Long hiking trails stretch up and down the cape, leading to the lighthouse — which houses a romantic boutique hotel, O Semáforo de Fisterra — and panoramic points over the dramatic cliffsides. But you can also enjoy the views from the Praia do Mar de Fora, a spectacular (though not swimming-safe) oceanside beach that is only reachable via downhill walk.

Fornells, Menorca

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Of the four Balearic Islands , Menorca is among the quietest and most laid back — not as large and busy as Mallorca and nowhere near as party-crazy as Ibiza. There are two main cities on this island, but you can find a peaceful retreat between them in the tiny fishing town of Fornells. Shining with white-washed buildings set upon turquoise waters overlooked by a historic lighthouse, the town sits on the port side of the small peninsula it occupies, while the Platja de Fornells is a mile west on the other coast. This calm and quiet beach is bordered by a cluster of sea-perched vacation homes.

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Jessica Serfaty made a scary discovery in her Range Rover. 

Law enforcement sources told TMZ Monday that the soap opera star — who plays Sloan Petersen-Brady on “Days of Our Lives” — was in Malibu when her phone notified her there was an Apple AirTag inside her SUV.

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Although Serfaty has not publicly addressed the report, she took to her social media Monday morning to share a quote on her Instagram story.

It read, “Courage doesn’t mean you don’t get afraid. Courage means you don’t let fear stop you.”

The Peacock star is also enjoying a vacation in Ibiza, Spain, posting pictures alongside her friends while out on the town.

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The couple got engaged in July 2023 and are still going strong despite the public drama. They recently celebrated their anniversary on July 13.

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