A week is the ideal amount of time for Ibiza: enough for Formentera, several coves from the sea, the countryside, a private day on a boat and a choice between partying and relaxing without giving anything up. This plan suggests a different experience each day, with cheaper or calmer alternatives.
The week at a glance
| Day | Plan | Price from | Duration | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dalt Vila walking tour with sangria | €55 | 2.5 h | 4.7 (11) |
| 2 | All-inclusive Formentera day trip | €110 | 1 day | 4.7 (2,200) |
| 3 | Kayak and snorkel in sea caves | €50 | 2.5 h | 4.8 (325) |
| 4 | Quad adventure | €90 | 2.5 h | 4.8 (238) |
| 5 | 1-hour jet ski, no licence needed | €90 | 1 h | 4.6 (316) |
| 6 | Private trip on a traditional llaüt | €935 | 4-8 h | 5.0 (14) |
| 7 | Sunset boat trip with a swim stop | €70 | 3 h | 4.8 (126) |
The private llaüt is priced per boat, not per person: split between a group of six to eight it is reasonable, and it is the day people remember most.
Days 1 and 2: the old town and Formentera
Start gently: a swim at a nearby beach, an afternoon in Dalt Vila on the walking tour with sangria and dinner by the harbour. On day two, Formentera: the all-inclusive trip is the most booked on the island, and if you go independently, the return ferry plus a bike rental gives you total freedom. Everything is compared in our boat trips guide.
Day 3: caves and coves by kayak
Kayaking and snorkelling in sea caves is perfect for a sea day without a motorboat. Go in the morning when the water is calmest. In the afternoon, relax at a northern cove such as Cala Xarraca or Portinatx.
Day 4: inland Ibiza
On the quad adventure or a Land Rover Defender 4×4 tour you will cross pine forests, viewpoints and villages such as Santa Gertrudis or Sant Joan. For something slower, the countryside horse ride shows rural Ibiza.
Day 5: adrenaline and a pool party
In the morning, the licence-free 1-hour jet ski tour. In the afternoon, the O Beach pool party with superclub entry if you want to experience Ibiza nightlife. Otherwise, swap the party for the Las Dalias night market.
Day 6: a private day at sea
Book a day just for your group. The traditional Balearic llaüt is the most Ibizan way to sail; the private sailing trip to Formentera is another option for a full day with a skipper and stops at your own pace.
Day 7: a sunset goodbye
A last swim in the morning and, in the afternoon, the sunset boat trip with drinks or yoga and cava in a secret cove. A calm way to end the week.
Tips for a week in Ibiza
- Spread the sea days: alternate boat days with land days so you do not get worn out.
- Book private trips early: private boats and llaüts have limited availability in high season.
- Keep one day free: if it is windy, swap the boat trip for the countryside or the old town.
- Budget: without the private day, the week costs about €520 per person in activities.
All these activities are booked securely through GetYourGuide, an Ibiza 360 partner. Find more ideas in the full activities catalogue.
FAQ
Is a week in Ibiza too long?
No. Seven days let you combine beaches, boats, countryside and culture without rushing, with room to change plans if one day is windy.
What is the must-do day?
Formentera. It is the most booked plan among Ibiza visitors and the Ses Illetes beaches are what people remember most from the trip.
Is a private boat worth it?
For a group, yes: the price per person gets close to a shared trip and the day is entirely yours.
What if the weather is bad?
Swap the sea day for Dalt Vila, Can Marçà cave, a food tour or a creative workshop. Most activities can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours before.
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