Las Dalias: A world-famous market operating since 1954, offering jewelry, clothing, and art

Punta Arabí: Held every Wednesday from April to October in Es Canar, it's one of the most extensive markets on the island

Santa Eulària Beach: A 300-meter-long urban beach perfect for water activities

Beaches nearby

1. Santa Eulalia

2. Cala llonga

3. Es Canar

Other beaches

Aigües Blanques: Known for its cliffs and natural mud baths

Cala Boix: The only black sand beach in Ibiza

Cala Nova: Renowned for its crystal-clear waters

WHERE TO EAT

Ca Na Ribes: A traditional Ibicencan restaurant set in a romantic garden courtyard

Chiringuito Blue: A beachfront restaurant open all day, offering quality dishes

Amante Beach Club: A sophisticated cliff-top restaurant overlooking Sol D'en Serra bay, perfect for long lunches and fine dining

There's a golf course for those of you who just can't go a few days without getting out and playing.

I'll also be booking a couple of rounds whilst I'm out there, so if anyone is interested, let me know and I can add you to the group.

Pick up the ferry on the promenade from Santa Eulalia to formentera

They run are every hour and your able to buy a return ticket from the desk on the day.

Port de, 07840 Santa Eulalia del Río, Balearic Islands, Spain.

You can hire a car once on formentera, (make sure you have your credit card and driving license)

All rental companies charge roughly the same & will give you a map with the main beaches they suggest stopping at, you can probably do 3 within the day. The ferry takes 1.5 hours

Definitely worth a visit, beautiful for a few drinks around the port.

You can also head towards Carrer de la Santa Creu, 5, 07800 Eivissa, Illes Balears. This is inside the fort area with lots of nice restaurants and atmosphere