Santa Eulalia is Ibiza’s third-largest town which is busy and vibrant the whole year-round. A wealth of attractions appeal to all kinds of visitors, including the town’s narrow alleys and meandering streets, which are filled with traditional whitewashed buildings. The promenade is busy all summer long with modern buildings, apartments, contemporary hotels, and plenty of trending bars and restaurants.

The 300m long white sandy beach of Santa Eulalia boasts clean shallow waters, as well as a wide range of water sports, including diving and sailing options for the more adventurous visitor.

The recently renovated town center is awash with shops offering everything from souvenirs to clothing, jewelry, swimwear, and shoes. A shopaholic will be in seventh heaven wandering through the tree-lined streets.

You will never be short of a good meal in Santa Eulalia, there is a whole street dedicated to the art of dining! Its official name is Calle San Vicente but is better known as Restaurant Street, and for good reason. There are dozens of restaurants here featuring cuisines from all over the globe. Outdoor seating areas give the street a summery al fresco feel. If you prefer to take in the sea view, then there are also plenty of beachfront restaurants to choose from.

Standing 52 meters above sea level and offering breath-taking views across the town, the church “Puig de Missa”, which is thought to have been built around 1568. With its impressive Moorish style architecture, the church is surrounded by a small village and is accessible by road and by foot, although be warned, it is a steep walk and not for the faint-hearted!