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Sa Punta des Molí Exhibition Space
Contemporary art space hosting changing exhibitions and cultural events in central Sant Antoni. A useful stop for current local art.
Take a ferry from Eivissa to Sant Antoni de Portmany and enjoy the approximately 7 nautical miles (13 km) long journey. Find schedules and pricing options for a convenient and affordable trip.
Distance 7 nautical miles (13 km) |
High Season Oct - Dec |
Low Season Apr - Jun |
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Contemporary art space hosting changing exhibitions and cultural events in central Sant Antoni. A useful stop for current local art.
Public gallery and exhibition venue inside the old lighthouse area, presenting temporary art shows near the seafront.
Cultural centre that regularly stages art exhibitions, talks, and community events. Useful for visitors seeking local programming.
Broad seafront promenade famous for sunset views, strolling, and public art. One of the town's essential walking areas.
Natural coastal viewpoint west of town with rocky shores and one of Ibiza's most popular sunset panoramas.
Small headland and walking area by the coast, known for calm sea views, low cliffs, and a relaxed local atmosphere.
Ibizan fish stew with potatoes, often served in two courses with fish first and rice cooked in the broth. A classic island celebratory dish.
Mixed fried fish and seafood such as squid, prawns and small fish, lightly floured and served to share in seaside taverns across Ibiza.
Rustic Ibizan dish of sautéed potatoes, peppers and local meats or offal. Traditional home cooking closely tied to island festivities.
Refined harborfront restaurant specializing in Mediterranean seafood, rice dishes and tasting menus with polished service and marina views.
Well-known waterfront dining room serving seafood, rice dishes and Mediterranean plates with sunset views over San Antonio Bay.
Long-running beachfront restaurant known for paella, bullit de peix and sunset dining in a relaxed seaside setting at Caló des Moro.
Moderate for Ibiza: stays rise in peak season, dining is tourist-priced, but buses and casual meals remain reasonable.
Service is often included. Round up or leave 5-10% in restaurants for good service; round up in cafes and taxis.
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