We will stop at Cala Nova beach to sunbathe and swim! This beach has probably the most Caribbean look of all the beaches on Ibiza, and is also reminding some beaches in Thailand! It has a wide, long curve of sandy beach. It has blissfully shallow waters over clean, golden sand which extend quite a way into the sea. With the right wind Cala Nova is one of Ibiza's few beaches with decent surf, and is therefore very popular with the few yet dedicated surfers on the island. We will spend 30 minutes of this time in the route to this point of interest

We stay at Cala San Vicente for 20 or 1h20min depending on if we would like to have lunch in one of the restaurants on this beach. Cala San Vicente offers a curve of golden sand with clear waters, backed by a promenade. It's safe, beautiful and in this case wonderfully wide, so even when busy in high season there's usually space to be found. Cala San Vicente is particularly impressive, however, because of its unbelievably brilliant azure water, and the spectacular clifftop lookout from the southern approaching road from which to view it. And, finally, one can find such great beach restaurants as the pirate-looking “Boathouse” which could represent a museum with all its small breath-taking details, and the hippie-exotic looking beach café-restaurant “On the beach”. We will spend 20 minutes of this time in the route to this point of interest

Cala D’en Serra located on the Northern tip of the island is not just a beach with breath-taking views, but can give one an artistic experience that quite a few people know recently formed by numerous graffiti left on the unfinished hotel right in front of the sea on the top of a cliff contemplating which can represent a special experience already! Swimming and snorkelling here are divine pastimes, thanks to the clarity of the water. The more adventurous should try diving from the rocks.

On the way to Benirras and Port of San Miguel we will pass an away-from-it-all resort in the far north of Ibiza called Portinatx that combines peace and quiet with an up-for-it atmosphere in the evenings. Popular with families and couples, this resort is blessed with three lovely beaches, all with safe and shallow bathing waters. There is a nice panoramic sea view on the beach on the way as well. We will spend 20 minutes of this time in the route to this point of interest

The cave is located in an exceptional natural enclave in the northern part of Ibiza: about 20 km from Ibiza town, 23 km from Santa Eulària des Riu and 25 km from Sant Antoni de Portmany. A beautiful path traced on the rock and conveniently enabled, brings the visitor to the entrance of the cave, a dozen meters above the level of the Mediterranean Sea, from where the underground visit begins. From the first viewpoint on the access road, there is a magnificent perspective of the Port Sant Miquel bay, with Murada Island in the background, where there is a unique species of endemic lizard, with intense colors and prehistoric shapes. The entrance to the caves is not included and will have to be paid on the spot: Children till 5y: free 5-12y. 8EUR Adults: 13EUR

A beautiful approach, meandering down through hills and valleys, brings you to the beach of Benirrás. It is a pretty beach of partly pebbly sand with rocks either side that you can clamber over and a picturesque view across the water to an interesting rock formation known as Cap Bernat (or referred to locals as 'the finger of God'). The sea bed is rocky which makes it excellent for snorkellers but not so easy to walk into... but that's all part of the fun! The water is crystal clear. This sheltered bay is a popular anchoring spot for private yachts and motor boats which gather in the late afternoon to enjoy the romantic sundown, in summer accompanied by drummers who descend to the beach to 'drum down the sunset' in this iconic hippie ritual. This drumming is a unique Ibiza experience, established over many years. The sunsets at Benirras are really special! We will spend 40 minutes of this time in the route to this point of interest