Plans for Christmas in Ibiza

Christmas is here!

It's the time for getting together with loved ones, for the lights, the smell of cinnamon...

And good food, of course.

If you don't know what to do during Christmas in Ibiza, here are a few ideas!

Take a walk; the classic that never fails

We are enjoying warm temperatures during the winter months, so it is still a good time to go for a walk.

It seems very typical, but the lighting in Ibiza, San Antonio or Santa Eulalia are especially beautiful this year.

In Ibiza we recommend avoiding Avenida Isidoro Macabich, as it is currently under construction, so it would be ideal to go along Avenida España.

Going for a drink in one of the cafés in the centre overlooking a square could be the icing on the cake.

Are you up for it?

The Ibiza fair

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Every year, in the dirt car parks next to the multiplexes, they set up a large fair with rides, game booths, food stalls, and a large churreria with quite a reputation on the island.

If you have children, it can be fun to drop by in the evening, as there is a great atmosphere and endless fun.

You'll also find some more adult entertainment, such as the popular raffle, where the shopkeeper will make you laugh non-stop.

You can visit throughout December and part of January.

Have a great time!

Christmas activities on the island

Almost every town has a festive programme, which includes all the activities, markets and concerts organised for this month.

Ibiza's Christmas festival programme is full of fun for young and old, with nativity scenes, street markets, a skating rink, cinema and even traditional Ibizan activities.

In Santa Eulalia's Christmas festival programme you will find above all activities for children, with a variety of games and even a big raffle.

Thanks to the Christmas festivities programme of San Antonio, if you drop by in the south you will find street markets, fun activities such as the Piruleto train, competitions, parades...

Fun is guaranteed!

Christmas shopping in Ibiza

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Although it may be traumatic for some, Christmas shopping has a certain charm.

Ideally, visit the markets mentioned above, where you can find local produce and decorations to finish off your home with a special touch.

Or you can visit your favourite shops in search of gifts for friends and family, or for yourself.