Flights to ibiza
We COMPARE unpublished deals with various airlines and travel consolidators.
We only charge Service Fee.
11-Dec-2024* Fares shown on this page are updated as of Nov 20, 2024 at 9:26 AM EST. They are for One Way or Round Trips as indicated. These include our Service Fees and other airline and government charges as applicable. Fares are based on historical data, may change without notice, and can’t be guaranteed until ticketed. Read our Terms and Conditions for more details.
Cheap Flights to ibiza
Overview
Do you know, Ibiza Airport or IBZ is the primary and the only gateway to two of the Balearic Islands - Formentera and Ibiza. Nearly 85 per cent of the explorers of Ibiza arrive between May and October. If you’re there at the right time (and in the right mood), you can catch some of the world’s best trance, house, and techno deejays performing all through the summer.
The airport is 4.3 miles or 7 km southwest of Ibiza, and although the island is not big, its popularity as a summer party vacation spot ensures passenger numbers of around 5 million passengers each year. Alternatively, you can take one of the many guided tours through the city and surrounds, many parts of which have been declared world heritage sites. The airport is quite petite, with only one terminal; getting into the town is hassle-free using either taxis or buses.
Climate
The air temperature in early summer on the coast and the centre of the country is not too high but by the end of June, it is already 26°C. By the end of August, the water temperature gradually decreases. However, air like before warms up to 30°C. With the onset of October, the rainy season begins in most regions of the country.
Travel Information
Language: Catalan (regional dialects - Ibicenco or Eivissenc)
Currency: Euro (€)
Local time: GMT +2
Avg. Flight Time: 2h 30m
Best Time To Visit
Tourism in Spain enjoys all-year-round patronage. The most comfortable conditions are created here for vacationers at any time of the year. To enjoy beach holidays, the most favourable time is from April to mid-October while the peak season is in July and August. You can come to the Canary Islands at any time of the year. In the winter season, the water temperature is at least 20 degrees. If you choose a trip to the islands in the spring or autumn, then a moderate temperature will allow you not only to relax on the beach but also to stroll through the jungle studying the local flora and fauna.
Ibiza Attractions and Activities
1. World of Surfers
go to the Atlantic coast and the Canary Islands, located off the coast of Africa in the Atlantic Ocean. There are ideal places for both beginners and experienced surfers. In the mainland, the most popular surfing destinations are the cities of the Basque Country, which is the region bordering with France. There are about 30 spots of various difficulty. San Sebastian is the centre of surfing. In the city, you can not only enjoy the rest on the coast but also visit the local attractions.
2. Experienced Wave Conquers
If you are expert in surfing, conquer the waves on the Mediterranean coast. Very popular spots can be found in Andalusia, in Cadiz and Tariff. However, the waves here are quite low, and therefore only suitable for those who are just learning to stand on the board. Professionals should go to the Canary Islands, Tenerife, Lanzarote, and Fuerteventura. You can go to the islands at any time of the year. In winter, professionals will be fighting with the waves on the coast of Tenerife.
3. Love for Skiing
Ski lovers will also find entertainment in Spain. The Sierra Nevada is the centre of winter recreation in the country. The name of the formation means ‘the snow ridge’. The mountain chain hugs a small town of Pradollano - a large number of rental offices, hotels and even a ski kindergarten are present. The tracks at the resort are more suitable for professionals; they have an increased level of complexity.
4. Gastronomical Ibiza
Within the gastronomic framework, Spain is one of the richest countries in the world. The variety of dishes in different regions is amazing. The traditional Spanish table is full of colours and incredible smells. Also, it is famous for its Hamon, which is a raw ham. Its production is part of the culture of the country. Another dish is world-famous gazpacho from Andalusia. Initially, this dish was a soup for the poor; they added vinegar, olive oil and garlic to the water. The main drink in Spain is coffee. During a daytime, Spaniards can easily drink 6-7 cups. It is almost impossible to find tea in this country.
Airlines Operate Flight to Ibiza
- Iberia
- Air Europa
- British Airways
- Lufthansa
- KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Time Duration from Different Airports
- London to Ibiza - 2h 30m
- Manchester to Ibiza - 2h 50m
- Newcastle to Ibiza - 3h 5m
- Birmingham to Ibiza - 2h 35m
- Glasgow to Ibiza - 3h 10m
- Edinburgh to Ibiza - 3h 5m
- Belfast to Ibiza - 3h
Distance to the City Centre
The international airport of the country, Ibiza Airport operates flights from the Balearic Islands of Ibiza and Formentera in Spain situated 7 km southwest of Ibiza Town. As the island is a prime European vacation spot, it features some year-round domestic services along with several dozen seasonal routes to cities across Europe.
Transport from Ibiza
It’s pretty easy to get around Ibiza because it is a small island which has an area of about 571 square kilometres. You can reach the farthest part of the island by road within 25 minutes. Ibiza Town is 16.5 km from San Antonio by road and 15 km from Santa Eulalia. Aside from the different modes of transportation, you can also go by foot, on a mountain bike, a moped, a motorcycle, or a scooter that you can rent in the island or the resorts. Renting a car is affordable in Ibiza because there are a lot of companies offering rent-a-car in Ibiza. You can always hail a taxi on the streets that have a green light for a more comfortable and convenient means of transportation in Ibiza. Especially if you are a party of three to four as it saves time and money.
Visa Requirements for Ibiza
Your passport should be valid for the proposed duration of your stay; you do not need any additional period of validity on your passport beyond this. This pertains to the complete Spain, comprising the Balearic Islands and the Canary Islands.
Tips for your stay in Ibiza
- From May to October is the most favourable season of the year, therefore, take care of the bookings in advance.
- Do not worry about sports equipment as all the beaches have equipment hiring offices.
- Shopaholics should head to Santa Eulalia town for purchasing souvenirs whether it be designer clothes, fashion accessories or club outfits.
- Keep the local currency and that too in small dominations with you when stepping out for shopping.
- To visit different beaches, opt for water transportation but it is expensive so choose accordingly.
- Choose vivid and luxury clothes when going for clubbing as tourists wearing attractive attires may get free entry along with a complimentary drink.
STAY UPDATED
Book with Confidence
Fly Now Pay Later
Compare & Book
