Ibiza is a paradise on earth.
This small Spanish island of just 572 square kilometers has captivated people from all over the world who have not thought twice and have made the decision to live in Ibiza.
Whether it’s beautiful natural landscapes, top entertainment options, and the presence of internationally recognized resorts and restaurants, there’s always something to do in Ibiza.
In this article, we’ll tell you 5 of the main reasons for you to pack your bags and make a 180-degree turn in your life.
Welcome to Ibiza!
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Enviable nightlife
Ibiza is synonymous with fun, friends, good atmosphere and spectacular nights.
The island’s nightclubs stand out for their ability to reinvent themselves and always be at the forefront of the world.
Proof of this are the many awards that Ibizan clubs have won.
For example, in the World’s 100 Best Clubs 2019, there are 9 nine representatives from Ibiza, plus the first place is from here.
Here are their names:
- Hï Ibiza
- Ushuaïa Ibiza Beach Hotel
- DC-10
- Pacha Ibiza
- Heart Ibiza
- Blue Marlin Ibiza
- Ibiza Rocks
- O Beach Ibiza
- Octan
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2. World Heritage Site
Did you know that Ibiza is a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
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Thanks to its cultural traditions and unique nature, it has been considered a mixed heritage, for biodiversity and culture since 1999.
Sites recommended by Unesco for lovers of nature, history and culture:
- Posidonia meadows (underwater plants endemic to the Mediterranean).
- Phoenician site of Sa Caleta.
- Necropolis of Puig des Molins (from the Phoenician culture).
- The military architecture of Dalt Vila.
3. Unique quality of life in Spain
In a study published in February 2019 by the
Ivie
(Valencian Institute of Economic Research), Ibiza is the geographical point in Spain with the best quality of life in terms of socioeconomic conditions.
With this, it surpasses cities such as Barcelona, San Sebastian and even the capital, Madrid.
Some of the variables that were taken into account to define the quality of life in relation to socioeconomic conditions are:
- Life expectancy at birth.
- Housing price.
- Residents born in non-European countries.
- Surface area in green areas.
- Employment rate.
With this it can be concluded that living in Ibiza means more than access to an avant-garde nightlife or a thriving cultural life, but that the city offers clear advantages that its inhabitants can see on a daily basis, such as jobs that allow professional development, coexistence with nature for emotional well-being and access to highly qualified health services.
4. Gastronomy for the most demanding palates
Ibiza has a Michelin-starred restaurant awarded this year 2022, also some of the most renowned chefs in the world offer gourmet gastronomic options, ideal for the most demanding bon vivant
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The
Michelin Guide
recommends the following restaurants located in Ibiza:
- Etxeko Ibiza
- Viewpoint of Dalt Vila
- La Gaia (Michelin Star)
- It
- Ca n’Alfredo
5. Sand, sea and beaches to relax
The island of Ibiza is completely surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea, the average annual temperature is around 18.3 °C and there are no more than 50 rainy days per year. For all these reasons, by living here you can always have the opportunity to escape to its best beaches, relax in the company of your family or friends and enjoy life.
Some of the beaches you have to visit are:
- Cala Salada.
- Cala Saladeta.
- Cala Benirrás.
- Cala Comte.
- It’s Bol Nou.
- S’Arenal Gros.
- S’Arenal Petit.
All these beaches stand out for the intense blue of their waters, the calm waves and the peace that is breathed every minute. Without a doubt, an unforgettable experience.
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