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One-day tour of Ibiza: from Dalt Vila to the top wood-fired grill
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There’s no better way to start the day than atop the city. Dalt Vila, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is like an open book of stone, history, and views. Walking its cobbled streets, crossing monumental gates, and looking out from the bastions is to feel the heartbeat of the most ancient, authentic Ibiza.
The best time to explore is early in the morning, when the heat hasn’t kicked in and the atmosphere is calm. The cathedral, viewpoints, museums, and those unexpected corners with whitewashed patios or hidden art all deserve a slow visit. And if you feel like it, there are small cafés to grab a drink before moving on.
From Dalt Vila, you can head south with plenty of worthwhile stops. The Sa Talaia viewpoint offers a panoramic view of the island, and coves like Es Bol Nou or Sa Caleta combine sea, cliffs, and peace. You’ll also find places to stop for a coffee or a fresh juice with a view.
You can shape the route based on how you feel: maybe a quick swim, maybe a visit to a market or a small ceramic workshop. What matters most is not to rush—let the day unfold naturally, like a flower in the sun.
After hours of walking, exploring, and soaking in sea and countryside air, your body craves a meal with substance. And there’s nothing like the flavor firewood brings to fresh ingredients. A good grill is a ritual in itself: slow fire, good conversation, open air.
At Social Point Ibiza, everything revolves around this idea: honest cooking, a thoughtful setting, and a vibe that makes you want to stay longer than planned. You don’t just come here to eat—you come to end the day with purpose. Meat, fish, vegetables… everything hits the grill and comes out with that irresistible aroma that sparks your appetite the moment you arrive.
And when night falls, the music begins. Live bands, soft lighting, conversations flowing across tables, and a rhythm that gently guides the evening. It’s the kind of place where dinner lingers on—because the space invites it. Because it just feels right.
The ideal time to arrive is early, around 9:00 or 9:30. That way you make the most of the morning coolness and explore the area without stress. Plus, the light at that hour is perfect for taking in the views and snapping photos without big crowds.
If you’re using a car or scooter, the island is very easy to get around. There’s parking near Dalt Vila, and from there you can chart a route south, stopping wherever you like. By bike, it’s more demanding, but doable if you choose your hills wisely. Bring water, sunscreen, and an open mindset—Ibiza always has a surprise or two waiting.