The island of Ibiza, locally known as Eivissa, through its cultural legacy, has become a heavenly place where there is a perfect balance between peaceful, traditional life and the energy of the great leading cities. It is also very attractive to tourists for what it offers in terms of both nature and culture (in 1999 it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO) and has a wonderful climate (an annual average maximum temperature of 21.5ºC and an average minimum of 14ºC.)

As a leading city, Eivissa has three fully-equipped centres in which all kinds of cultural events take place: from congresses and conferences to exhibitions and plays. These centres are strategically located, as they are in areas that can be easily reached from the main public roads.



To supplement this offer there are first-class accommodation facilities, including hotels in the town and by the sea, agrotourism establishments, apartments and hostels. In every case, good service and treatment are guaranteed.

The fact that Eivissa is an island, along with the tourist industry development that has taken place over the last few decades has led to the building of modern airport infrastructure that, together with sea transport provide daily, frequent connections between the island and the main Spanish and European cities.