By day, these same people crowd the island’s gorgeous beaches in recovery mode, as they prepare to do it all again the next evening.
Welcome to the Ibiza “season”.
The high season is typically July and August; those prime months when, if your Facebook feed is to be believed, nobody is at work and everyone (but you) is on one long summer holiday.
Yet, the benefits of travelling out of season are somewhat of a universally acknowledged truth. Fewer crowds, lower prices, and a more relaxed pace to your holiday are just some of the advantages to be had.
At Dynamic Lives we particularly love the island in April, May and June as she starts to stir from her winter hibernation, making Ibiza the ideal Easter or half-term holiday destination the land and sea temperatures climb out from the late teens into the mid twenties; even if that doesn’t sound like beach weather to you, there is plenty more than sand to enjoy here.
Take advantage of more than twelve hours of sunshine a day to plan an array of exciting adventures, from boat charters, to cycling through the olive groves which dot the island’s spectacular countryside. Explore traditional villages such as Santa Gertrudis in the centre, or head to the eastern coast for a day of windsurfing, jet skiing or sailing.
Ibiza boasts a rich and proud cultural heritage and this is your chance to discover it.