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Sitting stylishly on the southeast coast of Ibiza is Santa Eulalia, a small resort that oozes sophistication and cool beach vibes. The streets are lined with designer boutiques and glamorous gift shops, while the picturesque marina is dotted with mouth-watering restaurants and cool cocktail bars. The main draw is the resort's two beautiful golden beaches. Sprinkled with sunbeds and abuzz with watersports, these soft sandy stretches are backed by a pretty promenade fully decked with places to eat and drink. As night descends, enjoy cocktails with sea views or dine on the aptly named Restaurant Street, which throngs of great eateries. Better still, for those who like a mix of partying and rest and relaxation, you're a short drive from some famous Ibiza hotspots and clubs.

Holidaymakers love this secret gem thanks to its great range of hotels including full board hotels, self-catering stunners and friendly bed and breakfasts. If you can tear yourself away from the beach, Santa Eulalia holidays offer bags of traditional charm too – explore the old town and family-run restaurants for a real taste of Spain or visit the markets. Swap gift shops and gastronomic delights for gothic buildings and galleries in the capital Ibiza Town, just a 20-minute drive away. For those who want a quieter and more relaxed Ibizaholiday, Santa Eulalia is a great option. Holidays in Santa Eulalia are great choice if you're seeking a mixture of contemporary and classic charm.

Santa Eulalia offers an authentic old-world feel with a traditional charm that attracts holidaymakers from around the world. Friendly locals, chic cafés and lively bars are enough reasons to plan your holidays to Santa Eulalia.

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A Guide to Santa Eulalia Holidays

Buy Pretty Things At Paseo

Buy Pretty Things At Paseo

If you have good taste in hand-crafted souvenirs, then head to the Paseo. From the town hall to the seafront promenade you'll find artists selling handmade local crafts including sandals, jewellery, bags and sarongs, each at reasonable prices.

After Sunset In Santa Eulalia

After Sunset In Santa Eulalia

Enjoy the sophisticated nightlife of Santa Eulalia. Take a walk along the beautiful promenade and you'll find plenty of cocktail bars to choose from. And if you're looking for an action-packed evening, then head to the beach and enjoy live music and international DJs!

Santa Eulalia Town

Santa Eulalia Town

Santa Eulalia has a thriving cultural scene, and its art galleries and museums play a major role in its identity as a destination. One highlight is the Ethnographic Museum, which sits next to the church at the top of the Puig de Missa. It's fantastic if you want to delve a little deeper into Ibiza’s history and offers spectacular views of the pretty town below.

Dine In Restaurant Street

Dine In Restaurant Street

The aptly named Restaurant Street is teeming with popular places to wine and dine and with so many to choose from, you could try something different every night! Take your pick from mouth-watering menus, particularly those at Es Terral and Sa Finca. Paella, tapas, calamar are popular choices for locals and tourists alike.

Getting Around Santa Eulalia

Transport in the Santa Eulalia Region

Chances are you won't want to leave the gorgeous Santa Eulalia resort, which is easily explored on foot, but if you do want to head further afield, buses and taxis can get you to most other resorts on the island. Alternatively, hiring a car will give you the freedom to go at your own pace. There is also a scenic tourist train and a ferry connecting six popular coastal towns with the beautiful island of Formentera.

Travelling by bus or car

The main bus station in Santa Eulalia can be found near the Cami de Missa market. Bus routes run frequently and will connect you to most of the island, including neighbouring resorts and attractions. Fares are inexpensive.

 

Hiring a car is a popular option and can easily be done in resort or from the airport. There are plenty of places to park in town so driving shouldn't be a problem. Remember to stay on the right-hand side.

Passports and Visas

British citizens don’t require a visa to holiday in Ibiza, but a valid passport is required. For more information and advice, visit www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/spain/entry-requirements or the Foreign Office at www.fco.gov.uk/en/

Health and Safety

Cover yourself with travel and medical insurance before you travel, to protect you while away. An EHIC also entitles you to emergency treatment. For more info, see www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/spain/health

Vaccinations

There are no vaccinations required to travel to Ibiza, but holidaymakers should ensure that their routine jabs are up to date.

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