Where to Stay in Ibiza

The island's vibrant capital and cultural heart, home to the UNESCO World Heritage Site Dalt Vila. Offers a lively blend of history, nightlife, culture, and entertainment with cobblestone streets, historic cathedrals, luxury boutiques, and waterfront dining. The most urban setting on the island with excellent cafes, coworking options, and year-round population. While expensive, it provides the best infrastructure for digital nomads seeking a dynamic atmosphere and networking opportunities.

A peaceful coastal town known as the island's gastronomic and cultural center. Features beautiful beaches, a picturesque marina, excellent restaurants, and a thriving year-round community. The palm tree-lined promenade offers a relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle perfect for families and remote workers seeking tranquility. More affordable than Ibiza Town with good coworking options, art galleries, and easy access to the airport. Ideal for long-term stays.

Budget-friendly area on the western coast famous for spectacular sunsets at Café del Mar. Popular with backpackers and seasonal workers, offering good value accommodation and a lively social scene. While known for party tourism in summer, it provides affordable living options and easy access to beautiful beaches like Cala Comte. The West End can be noisy, but outskirts offer quieter alternatives with one of the island's largest supermarkets nearby.

A charming bohemian village in the island's interior, beloved by artists, expats, and creative professionals. Features a central plaza surrounded by excellent restaurants, boutiques, and cafes that serve as informal coworking spots. The artistic atmosphere and tight-knit international community make it perfect for long-term residents seeking inspiration and authentic Ibizan life away from tourist crowds. Higher-end but offers incredible quality of life.