Ibiza

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Ibiza
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Ibiza is the third largest of the Balearic Islands. The island is a World Heritage Site, for it's biodiversity and culture.

The coast of Ibiza is home to posidonia oceanica, a seagrass only found in the Mediterranean that supports a diverse coastal and marine ecosystem.

Charts

BA 1780 Barcelona to Napoli including Islas Baleares and Sardegna

1702 Ibiza, Formentera and southern Mallorca

NIMA 52140 Islas Baleares

52142 Ibiza and Approaches

Weather

See Spain.

Passages

See Aegean to West Mediterranean Passages.

Islands

  • Formentera Formentera /wiki/Formentera Harbour icon – harbour |Marina icon – marina |Anchorage icon – anchorage |

Navigation

Communication

Berthing

There are 3 harbours on the island:

  • EivissaEivissa/wiki/Eivissa Port of entry icon – port of entry |Harbour icon – harbour |Marina icon – marina |Anchorage icon – anchorage |
    (aka the city of Ibiza or Ibiza town) is the main city on the island
  • Sant Antoni de PortmanySant Antoni de Portmany/wiki/Sant_Antoni_de_Portmany Marina icon – marina |Anchorage icon – anchorage |
    (aka San Antonio) is a nightlife centre of the island
  • Santa Eularia des RiuSanta Eularia des Riu/wiki/Santa_Eularia_des_Riu Marina icon – marina |Anchorage icon – anchorage |
    is the 3rd town in the island, with less nightlife than two others

There are 4 marinas in the port of Eivissa (city of Ibiza) and the other two are in Sant Antoni de Portmany and Santa Eularia des Riu. All of them are known for notoriously high prices in season.

Anchorages

There are plenty of anchorages around the whole island, but finding a good anchorage in season could be a problem.

See the respective harbour articles for more details.

Transportation

There are daily flights to the Spanish mainland and other destinations within the EU as well as ferries to Alicante.

Tourism

Ibiza was first settled by the Phoenicians (Carthaginians) in 654 BC and then by the Greeks who called the island Pitiusas. After the Punic Wars the island was taken over by the Romans. In 1235, like the rest of the Balearic islands Ibiza was conquered by James I of Aragon.

See

  • The island contains numerous Phoenician ruins
  • Dalt Vila -- Eivissa's fortified and walled old city dating back to the 16th century
  • Santa Eularia des Riu -- see an old church at the top of a nice hill; Walk Passeig Marítim -- seaside promenade from the port towards the estuary of Riu de Santa Eulalia

Discussions

List links to discussion threads on partnering forums. (see link for requirements)

Links

References

See Balearics.

Comments

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