Charter a private jet to Ibiza: opening weekend, the club season, closing parties over the Mediterranean. Fly on your schedule, land before the first party starts.
Stay
A contemporary hotel in Ibiza Town, with Mediterranean views and an art-led approach to design, close to the island's marina district.
On Cala Xarraca in northern Ibiza, Six Senses offers a coastal retreat shaped around wellbeing, sea views and the island's natural setting.
On Talamanca Bay, Nobu Hotel Ibiza Bay pairs beachfront accommodation with Nobu dining and a relaxed setting close to Ibiza Town.
On Ibiza's west coast between Cala Conta and Cala Codolar, 7Pines offers a sea-facing retreat with suites and views towards Es Vedrà.
A clifftop retreat near San Miguel in northern Ibiza, Hacienda Na Xamena combines Mediterranean views with pools, dining and spa experiences.
Overlooking Cala Nova, BLESS Ibiza Cala Nova combines contemporary accommodation with coastal views, dining and spaces to unwind beside the Mediterranean.
Restaurants Worth Discovering
1 Michelin star, Óscar Molina; "Mediterranean Kaiseki" fusing Ibizan and Japanese. Why famous: the first Ibiza hotel restaurant to earn a star.
1 star; a finca among pine trees above the bay. Why famous: the first restaurant in Ibiza ever to earn a Michelin star.
Clifftop restaurant carved into the rocks above a private cove; candlelit Mediterranean. Why famous: Ibiza's most romantic table.
Seafood long lunches in a relaxed-elegant beach setting. Why famous: the see-and-be-seen lunch of Ibiza's yacht crowd.
Immersive technology-and-performance tasting menu. Why famous: billed as the world's most expensive restaurant.
Japanese izakaya with framed views of Dalt Vila. Why famous: the island's top Japanese table in the most enviable spot.
Things to See and Do
The UNESCO-listed old town above the marina, with its cathedral and ramparts. Why visit: Ibiza before the clubs.
The magnetic islet off Cala d'Hort, best watched at sunset. Why visit: the island's icon.
The quiet sister island; Ses Illetes beach. Why visit: the Mediterranean's clearest water, a short sail away.
San Carlos' Saturday market running since 1954. Why visit: Ibiza's original bohemian spirit.
The events worth timing your trip around.
The official launch of the Ibiza club season: Pacha, Hi Ibiza, Amnesia, Ushuaïa and UNVRS across one long weekend. The single biggest party weekend of the season.
Fly to this event →The three-day electronic music industry summit founded by Pete Tong in 2007, with the closing celebration at the Dalt Vila fortress. Labels, agencies, DJs and sponsors fly in for the opening of the season.
Fly to this event →An invitation-only superyacht regatta, capped at 20 yachts, raced between Ibiza and Formentera from Marina Ibiza. Superyacht owners, crew and guests converge; this crowd flies private as a matter of course.
Fly to this event →The end-of-season closing marathon, when the biggest clubs sign off within days with one-night-only lineups at Pacha, Amnesia, DC-10 and more. Late-season weather still works.
Fly to this event →Airport: Ibiza Airport (IBZ), with a general aviation terminal minutes from Ibiza Town.
Alternates: Palma de Mallorca (PMI), with a yacht transfer across.
Aircraft fit: Midsize jets from London and Paris; longer legs usually need a fuel stop.
Notes: Summer parking fills fastest in July and August; tell us early and we secure the slot.
About 20 minutes by car to the marina and Dalt Vila.
Yes. A yacht or fast ferry runs from Marina Ibiza in under an hour.
Opening weekend in late April or the closing marathon in October. The clubs run nightly in July and August.
Spain is in the Schengen area. US, Canadian and UK visitors enter visa-free for up to 90 days.
Yes. Pet-friendly aircraft are available on request; the EU pet passport or equivalent health certificate covers the paperwork.
Tell us when. We handle the aircraft, the slots,
and the late checkout.