Nature of Ibiza

Composed of several islands from Santa Eularia des Riu to Sant Josep, Ibiza is a series of island worth exploring. Since crystal blue waters surround it, Ibiza creates an atmosphere where one could d seek refuge in times of great distress. Beach resorts covering the Ibiza coastline offer myriad water sports activities during the day, relaxing Bali Beach beds and soulful music at night. There is always something to do for someone in the Ibizan Islands.

It is recommended to explore the islands on foot where countless historic sites share the culture, tradition and beliefs of Ibiza’s past.  Discover the hidden treasures in caves under the hill or appreciate the arts in their museums.

From Santa Eularia des Riu, enjoy amazing sunsets and wonderful beach resorts. Reminisce cultures of the past in Eivissa and enjoy the sizzling summer holidays in Portinatx. Seek the thrill of island hopping and conquer the Mediterranean waters with the ferry rides offered in several islands.

Lastly, splurge on fabulous local fashion finds and artefacts that gather at the town square in Dalt Vila or in Santa Eularia on specific days. Explore the traditional markets that offer fabrics, jewelry, and ceramics among others.

National Parks

Apart from the island offerings, Ibiza cradles scenic parks that interestingly stir up the nature lover in you. The Ses Salines National Park and the nature reserve of es Vedrà, es Vedranell all nurture ecological sights.

Between the Islands south of Ibiza and Formentera, is the National Park of ses Salines. Covering an estimated 1.8 hectares of land and 13,000- hectares offshore, the park’s unique flora and fauna makes it an interesting place to visit while in the island. Take advantage of the majestic natural features starting from the old lakes, rocky coastlines, awe-inspiring rock formations and crystal blue waters. Here, you can spot a peregrine falcon or a fishing eagle along the island’s coastlines.

The Protected area of es Vedranell is southwest in the Island of Ibiza. Although there are no human inhabitants, the place is rich in animal populace such as pack of birds like the Audoin gull and Elearnor falcon, lizards, or witness frolicking dolphins in its waters.

Flora and Fauna

A typical Mediterranean flora and fauna can be found in the Islands of Ibiza. Ultimately, its rich land areas have been included in the Law for Natural Spaces in 1991. The islands are abundant with pine trees, and junipers, which cover 40% of the area.

Although lacking in mammal inhabitants, Ibiza islands protect a variety of bird species, genets and lizards.

Another vital Mediterranean ecosystem under the island’s care is the Posidonia Fields where a wide range of sea creatures exists. Fauna in this Mediterranean outlet consists of cetacean species and sea turtles, its population ranks highest in the Spanish state. Agricultural lands in Ibiza also form part of great zoological interest as well as the underground fauna. Both land and sea species occupy the underground caves, especially several crustacean species.

Undeniably, a visit to Ibiza will open your eyes to the wonders of nature and the marvellous life creations one cannot fail to admire. Nature in Ibiza is definitely a breathtaking experience that one has to conquer and savour while in these astonishing Balearic Islands.