Ibiza Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
island in the Balearic Islands, Spain
About Ibiza
The island is 153km off the eastern coast of Spain, situated in the Mediterranean Sea. The Island is split into fiveAjuntaments, as noted inCitiesabove. Their role is much the same as a council: providing local government, services, and maintenance for both citizens and tourists.Sant Joan de Labritjaoccupies the north, withSanta Eulària des Riuin the east,Sant Josep de sa Talaiain the south, andSant Antoni de Portmanyin the west.Eivissa Vila (Ibiza Town)tucks in-betweenSanta EulàriaandSant Josep- but its small size shouldn't detract from its position as the third-highest populated municipality in all of the Balearics. Outside of the towns, the municipalities are strikingly rural: their untouched simplicity and majesty being a strong contributor to the Island's position as aUNESCO World Her
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