Ibiza

Ibiza, eivissa, yebisah, ebusus, ibosim, 3000 years of history that still preserve charm. Declared World Heritage in 1999 because of its Phoenician settlement sa Caleta, the fantastic oceanic posidonia and the best-preserved renaissance fortified enclosure in Europe.

With its 60 marvellous “à la carte” beaches with crystal-clear water and picturesque coves; the very best Mediterranean and international haute cuisine; the best hotels in all categories, including relaxing agrotourism and Spas.

Ibiza is even better out of season: in Spring, when its prairies look like Homeric images with the valleys covered with flowering almond trees; in Autumn when the sky fills with a picturesque light and town life goes back to its normal pace. It is then when its enchantment can be felt and enjoyed to the maximum.

Ibiza is an island of peace and light, a happy place in the world.

Past and present of Ibiza

Ibiza was a strategic location in the navigation routes of the Mediterranean. It reached its maximum splendour during the Punic age (from the 6th Century B.C. until the subsequent age) The ruins of this past are conserved in the Archaeological Museum and in the Phoenician settlement of Sa Caleta. Present and future are the focus of the Museum of Contemporary Art and the City's modern art galleries.

Nowadays in Ibiza, land of artists, the historic and the most advanced live in perfect harmony. The walled city of Dalt Vila, the Phoenician settlement of Sa Caleta, the Puig des Molins necropolis and the underwater meadows of Posidonia Oceanica seagrass are the four exceptional elements which led to Ibiza’s declaration as a World Heritage site in 1999.

Ibiza AD LIB fashion

The island is the origin of the world's most famous clothing style. Adlib Fashion renews their collections every year and is inspired by the comfortable and loose white clothing which the Hippies wore upon their arrival in Ibiza in the 60's and 70's.