Santa Eulalia is Ibiza's third largest town, boasting a bustling town centre and its own large marina, surrounded by pretty beaches. If you're holidaying in the area and wondering what to do with your spare time, you'll find there is plenty to do, especially if you have a head for sport and adventure. Have a look at our suggestions of great ways to boost your fun in this beautiful and relaxed side of the island.
Santa Eulalia Ferry to Formentera
From the port of Santa Eulalia
Take a day trip to the magical neighbouring island of Formentera with the Santa Eulalia Ferry Company. Picking up at the resorts of Es Caná, Cala Pada and Cala Llonga, as well as Santa Eulalia port, this is a fun, friendly crossing aboard the Capità Jack catamaran. Bicycle, scooter and car rental can be arranged on arrival in Formentera too. Ticket prices are reasonable and we suggest you book direct online to guarantee your passage.
JET SKI
From the marina of Santa Eulalia
Jet Ski Santa Eulalia the opportunity to explore Ibiza’s pristine waters and stunning coastal scenery aboard their state-of-the-art SEA-DOO GTX130 Pro jet skis. The guided experience - four jet skis and an instructor – comprises tours that can last anywhere from 30-120 mins: you decide! En route, there will be two or three quick stops, to change driver (if you include the extra driver option), take photos to record your amazing sea adventure, and have a refreshing swim and snorkel. Best of all, no licence is required!
E-Bike Tours
Siesta
E-Bikes are a fantastic way to explore Ibiza’s stunning countryside and enjoy a refreshing swim en route! These high-quality, retro, motorbike-style eBikes are ideal for cruising around town or discovering the island’s coastline or mountains. With the latest generation, super comfy E-bikes featuring Shimano hydraulic brakes, your safety is guaranteed, while the Bosch motors and the long-lasting battery (up to 55km in Turbo) mean you won’t run out of energy at any point!
Download one of the recommended routes and off you go, on your own adventure!
Acrobosc Ibiza Adventure Park
S'Argamassa
Energetic adventurers young and old will love to swing into action among the treetops at Acrobosc Ibiza Adventure Park, Ibiza's only aerial assault course. Rope ladders, scramble nets and zip lines are spread over three routes suitable for all levels of skill, from age three years upwards, all the way to adults. It's a great adventure for the entire family, plus you can keep cool under the pines when you need a rest in between.
Kayak ibiza
Es Figueral
Kayak Ibiza, based at the quiet cove of Es Figueral, will take you on a guided tour of discovery in the crystal-clear waters of this quiet stretch of coastline. Choose between solo and tandem kayaks or Stand Up Paddle boards to row your way out on these adventurous trips to some of the best snorkelling spots on the island. Tours last three hours and leave at 10.00 on Wednesday, Fridays and Sundays.
Golf Ibiza
Roca Llisa
Golf lovers will thoroughly enjoy a round at one of Ibiza's best-kept secrets, Golf Ibiza, the only golf club on the island. Two picturesque and well-tended courses, with lovely views of the countryside and coastline make it a golfer's dream. Leave your clubs at home and take advantage of the great VIP packages, which include unlimited holes, a great set of clubs, a buggy and lunch in the excellent Hoyo 19 Restaurant.
Ibiza's hippy markets
San Carlos and Es Caná
Almost every intrepid traveller who visits Ibiza makes at least one pilgrimage to the famous hippy markets, which preserve the bohemian heritage of the island. Both of the biggest markets are situated in the Santa Eulalia area: Las Dalias market in San Carlos and the Hippie Market Punta Arabí near Cala Martina. Pass away the hours browsing the mind-boggling array of artisanal crafts, handmade clothes and jewellery, all the while accompanied by live music and the whiff of incense and herb.
Tourist Train
From Santa Eulalia, Cala Llonga, Es Caná, Cala Llenya and Es Figueral
Ibiza's fun tourist trains are the most leisurely way to see the sights of the east coast and the pretty villages of the Santa Eulalia area. Rides typically last up to three to three and a half hours and you will stop off to stretch your legs in picturesque spots or lovely beaches along the way. Departing from Santa Eulalia, Cala Llonga, Es Caná, Cala Llenya and Es Figueral, these tourist trains are also a great way to visit one of the hippy markets without the hassle of parking or public transport. Just make sure you get into the queue early enough to get a seat, these rides are popular.
