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Are you looking for cozy hustle and bustle or just want a little more peace and quiet? Do you want moderate temperatures, or do you just love a balmy summer day?
As early as March, the first people are coming to Ibiza in slightly larger numbers. It begins to get fairly warm by then, with temperatures around 20 degrees maximum during the day. The end of April marks the first school vacations and the first really large groups of tourists come to the island. It is already pleasantly warm in late April with temperatures of about 23 degrees, but it can still get chilly in the evening, and there is a somewhat greater chance of some rain.
It is recommended for April to stay somewhere with a stove or heater. Especially when the weather is wet, it can be a bit chilly, and you want to be able to sit inside if you need to.
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Starting in May, rainy days become scarcer, and the sun can be enjoyed in full. Temperatures rise to about 25 degrees and sometimes more. A stove is no longer really necessary. In the evening it may get a little cooler, but you won’t be really cold. The same is true for October. Especially at the beginning of this month, it is still wonderfully warm. Local Ibicencos find this month the most pleasant. By the end of October, it can get a little cooler, so then the real season ends as well. As a matter of fact, there are still a lot of nice somewhat smaller closing parties in mid to late October, which mostly attract a lot of local people. Consider the Elements in Benirras, Chrinquito, and Bambuddha Grove.
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What is so pleasant about these months of April, May and October? House and hotel prices. Compared to high season, you often pay half prices. Flights to the island are also often cheaper (note that during school vacations it is advisable to book flights early, as they can sometimes be very high on a Saturday if you book late).
The months of June and September are very pleasantly warm. In the evening you can also enjoy sitting outside, barbecuing and after-dinner dining. It gets a little busier on the island, but the real peak crowds don’t come until the months of July and August. All the parties are underway (starting in late May) and these continue until early October, when the so-called closing parties of the major nightclubs take place.
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July and August are hot! August in particular can get wonderfully warm with temperatures above 30 degrees. But t beach and the sea are always close, so you can always cool off. And most homes and hotels have pools to cool off in. Restaurants and clubs are bustling, the beaches are a bit more crowded. Reservations are recommended if you want to eat at a popular restaurant.
Every season has its charm in Ibiza! If you are looking for peace and want the best price, go in April, May and October. If you want to be guaranteed to be able to sit outside in the evenings as well, we recommend traveling from late May to early October.
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