Ibiza's fame doesn't just focus on its parties, clubs and coves with crystal clear waters. Unfortunately, it is also known for its high prices. Hotels, transport, shops, restaurants ... the island's cachet pays high. However, there is also an affordable Ibiza for everyone, you just have to work a little when planning your holidays and use your patience.
La Ibiza low cost it is little known, but it exists. We assure you that residents do not spend the year eating or dining in luxury restaurants or shopping in high-end establishments. standing.
We are going to give you some advice so that you can visit the island without having to spend a whole salary. Take note!
ECONOMIC ACCOMMODATIONS IN IBIZA
Forget about great hotels and farmhouses. In Ibiza there are hostels at quite reasonable prices and you can also stay in campsites with rooms or plots to access with your own caravan. Here are a few:
-Apartments and hostels in Ibiza.
RESTAURANTS
Haute cuisine (with its deconstructions, spherifications and various paraphernalia) is in fashion. However, you can eat just as well or even better in any conventional restaurant. Here we propose some examples of cheap restaurants in Ibiza that we are sure you will love:
-Eat in Ibiza for about 10 euros.
Activities - Palacio de Hoyuelos
In our cultural and events calendar you will always find free plans. These include the following:
-Ibiza Free tours. Ok, it is not 100% free, but you decide the amount to pay based on what you think about the guided route. At the moment, they do them in Ibiza town and in San Antonio.
-Museums in Ibiza. As you well know, museums have special days in which admission is free or very cheap.
-Tour through the churches of Ibiza. It may sound strange but, whether you are a believer or not, the churches in the towns of Ibiza are worth visiting. Santa Inés, Sant Jordi, San José, San Mateo, San Carlos… They are all similar, but each one hides a special charm inside.
-Can Jordi Blues Station, Saint Joseph. This is undoubtedly one of the most loved bars by residents of Ibiza. If you want to meet people from the island and enjoy free live concerts, this is your place!
-Markets in Ibiza. Entrance to all the hippie markets on the island is free. It depends on you whether or not you spend money later on some little whim ...
-Natural Park of Ses Salines, Sant Jordi. It is one of the jewels of Ibiza and has an interpretation center where you can learn about its characteristics, fauna or flora for free.
-Walk through Dalt Vila. You have in your hands the opportunity to discover a walled enclosure declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Don't waste it, it's free!
NIGHTCLUBS IN IBIZA
Ok, we are not going to lie to you by telling you that you will be able to enter a Loco Circus, a Resistance or a David Guetta sarao for free (unless you have a plug). However, if you do not get too exquisite, on the beach or in the cocktail bars they will offer you interesting party discounts and even free passes for some of them.
Another option is to sign up for the guest lists that some have parties in Ibiza. At welcometoibiza.com you can register for several. You just have to click on a specific party and check if the option to sign up for the 'guest list' appears.
SPORT IN IBIZA
Practice sport in Ibiza It is a joy and, depending on which modalities, you do not need to spend a penny.
The water in our coves is so clear that with a few simple glasses and a tube you can do snorkel and enjoy the underwater scenery.
Many beaches, such as ses Salines, Figueretas o San Vicente Cove, count on beach volleyball or paddle nets in which you can play some games at no cost.
If you are more like the Hiking or cycling, you can do it on your own. At welcometoibiza.com you have several routes. You can also use one of the groups of hikers that you will find, for example, on Facebook. Many of the excursions they organize are free, you just have to sign up.
The Ibiza Town Hall also organizes fun every year kayak excursions and evenpaddle surf completely free. Do not lose sight of the dates, we always announce them on welcometoibiza.com and you do not have to be a resident to participate in them.
