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In the dark months always feel the need to get away from cold Holland for a while? You don’t necessarily have to spend hours on a plane. Ibiza is an ideal vacation destination even in low season!
1. Flights
Since this year, Ibiza does come at a very affordable price! From Eindhoven throughout the low season, twice a week, a Transavia plane flies to give you a wonderful vacation.
2. Markets
Where you walk over the browned heads in summer while wandering among all the market stalls at the well-known hippie markets. Is there so much more to browse in terms of markets in winter. Less touristy, but more locally offered products or second-hand trinkets from home. Be sure to check out Cala Llenya market on Sundays with live music or soak up the atmosphere in San Juan. We have created a handy list of all the markets. These can be found here.
3. Hiking
In summer, you probably shouldn’t think about it, climbing mountains with your Dutch calves in Spanish temperatures. But during the winter months, there is nothing like seeing the beaches from a completely different perspective. The walks are organized by Toby from WalkingIbiza, it does not have to cost much: you may donate according to your own value at the end of the beautiful tour.
Villa of the week: Casa Tranquila
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Villa Casa Tranquila is your own paradise in Ibiza! Here you will have little noise and enjoy an oasis of tranquility.
4. Culture
Islanders work their asses off during the summer months, sometimes working as many as three jobs at once. But in exchange for their hard work, they enjoy weeks of freedom in the off-season. In other words, do you want to get to know the real island life and the ibicenco. See where they eat, drink and enjoy themselves and throw your best Spanish for a chat with a real local.
5. Parties
If you still can’t indulge yourself by the fireplace at the weekend, there is always the well-known disco Pacha that hosts its parties every weekend in a cozy setting.
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6. Space
Where in summer you have to share every beach or terrace with hundreds of other Ibiza lovers, chances are that during this visit you can still enjoy some sunshine on a deserted beach or manage to get the best sun spot on the terrace.
7. Mountain biking
Where summers are mostly spent relaxing with sangria and baking in the sun for hours, in winter months the island emerges as a perfect mountain biking haven. With routes straight through the mountains, beautiful views and wonderful descents, you can be satisfied after the ride with a drink useful on a, who knows, sunny terrace. We recommend renting your bikes from Kandani.
8. Holidays
Ibiza is inhabited by many Catholic residents, because of this, a lot of value is placed on holidays such as Christmas. Streets are beautifully decorated during this period and squares are decorated with Christmas trees. There are also parades because of the Three Kings which is celebrated on January 6, this day is similar to our St. Nicholas parade/evening. In other words, island culture definitely grabs you these months.
Boat Rental & Car Rental Ibiza
Thanks to our local knowledge, we offer boat and car rentals in addition to cozy homes. Explore Ibiza’s coves from the water or its roads in style.
9. Radiant through the winter
Are you easily running into winter depression? Ibiza is only a two-hour flight, but sometimes makes you feel like you’re outside of Europe. Where in the Netherlands the days are dark and gray, Ibiza has its dose of sunlight waiting for you almost daily. A terrace in the sun, out of the wind can just mean you’re still warm even in your T-shirt.
10. Delicious food
That Spain has good cuisine is common knowledge. Especially in Ibiza, you can marvel at all kinds of good restaurants. But did you know that in the off-season, many restaurants are open as usual, just with a more economical menu!!!
And another little bonus….
11. Las Dalias on the road!
Want to experience the Ibiza feeling in the Netherlands? Las Dalias is coming to Amsterdam May 5, 6, 7 and 8! A colorful cozy market with all the best of Ibiza’s market Read more at: Las Dalias on the road
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