Aiyanna Ibiza epitomises laid-back luxury, has stunning sea views, a global boho aesthetic and a fresh Eastern Mediterranean-inspired menu.
Aiyanna Ibiza comes from the same people that brought the famous Amante Ibiza to the island. A little more playful and rustic than its sibling, it's every bit as stylish, and boasts the same friendly, slick service.
A tranquil location overlooking Cala Nova bay adds to the relaxed ambience, offering guests beautiful, unspoilt views of the forest beside and the sea below.
Aiyanna Ibiza is split into multiple areas. United through use of natural materials, each boasts its own unique atmosphere. A bar-style area is fitted out with comfy chairs and oversized beanbags; ideal for chilling out whilst sipping a cocktail or a cold-pressed juice made in Aiyanna's on-site silver Airstream caravan. Colourful Guatamalan parasols shade the alfresco dining area, whilst inside, soft furnishings in muted tones fill a cosy, lounge space.
Basque chef Ricardo Monje Sagués has taken inspiration from the Eastern Mediterranean, showcasing organic, seasonal produce grown in Aiyanna's own garden in dishes like mezze sharing platters and superfood salads.
Vegans and vegetarians are well-catered for at Aiyanna Ibiza, but there's plenty, too, for those who love ethically-reared and sourced seafood and meat: think Spanish black rice with cuttlefish and fried squid, or spiced lamb brochettes.
Aiyanna Ibiza offers a daily wellness programme which incorporates morning yoga coupled with a healthy breakfast. And, with live evening music performances and exhibitions showcasing local artists' work in the pipeline, it's also a great spot for culture vultures.
Check out their website for morning yoga classes and information on holding special events at this wonderful venue.
Resort: Es Caná, Ibiza
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