Private Jet Charter Ibiza

Charter a private flight to Ibiza, party capital of the Balearic Islands. Located in the Mediterranean just east of mainland Spain, the island is a premier destination for party-goers and music lovers.

Whether you’re checking out one of the many music festivals held on their island or you’re a performer looking to transport your crew and equipment, our charter experts can arrange the perfect flight to get you to the island in time for the show. Private flights to Ibiza spike from May to October as the nightclub scene explodes into action.

Check out more of our recommendations after your private flight to Ibiza, Spain.

Old Town (Eivissa)
Ciudad de Eivissa, Spain
http://www.ibiza-spotlight.com/

Formentera
The smallest of the Balearic islands, Formentera is known for its crystal-clear waters and endless stretches of beach framed by dunes and pine trees. Formentera is a popular day-trip destination from Ibiza in the summertime, and it’s easily reachable with a half-hour ferry ride. Some of the activities you can enjoy while on Formentera include snorkeling and sailing, with equipment and boat rentals available. If you’re interested in chartering a private luxury yacht during your visit, let us know! Our team can connect you with the right luxury yacht so you and guests can freely sail between Formentera and Ibiza.

http://www.formentera.es/en

Es Vedrà
Ibiza holds a reputation of mystery and legend, and one of the main reasons why is its rocky landmark island, Es Vedrà. Standing nearly 400m tall and sitting just off the western coast in the Cala d’Hort, this uninhabited limestone island is said to be the third most magnetic spot on Earth after the North Pole and Bermuda Triangle. Myths regarding the island range anywhere from it serving as the home to sirens and sea-nymphs as they attempted to lure Ulysses during his Odyssey, to parts of the island being used by Egyptians to build their pyramids, to the islands being the tip of the lost city of Atlantis – pay a visit to the natural cave of Atlantis directly opposite Es Vedra if you’re up for the challenge.

http://es-vedra.ibiza4all.org/

Sa Talaiassa
Also known as Sa Talaia or Sa Talaia de Sant Josep, Sa Talaiassa is the highest peak on the island, standing at 475m as it looks over the south of the island. The name is derived from the Catalan word for watchtower, and the island’s largest municipality is named after the mountain. Drive the road to Cala Vedella or hike a trail from Sant Josep village to the summit for amazing views over the island. It’s the perfect photo-spot during your trip and a great place to catch a sunrise or sunset, or to take a break from the four-on-the-floor beat that keeps reverberating through your head from the night before.

http://www.thousandwonders.net/Sa+Talaiassa

Private jet travelers will have over 80 stunning beaches to choose from when they’re not busy bouncing from club to club. Take a break from the action and get away from the crowds, or maybe you’re after some peace and quiet to begin with. Either way, you can sit back and unwind after your private flight at one of our top choices from the following list.

From the rocky pools and shady Sabina trees of Cala Bossa and the beach bars at San Antonio, to the gently-sloping sands of Aigua Blanques where beach-goes can bare all, Ibiza offers private jet travelers over 80 beaches to choose from after their charter flight arrives at (LEIB, IBZ) Ibiza Airport. Here’s a list of our favorite beaches recommended by our private jet clients.

Playa d’en Bossa
Ibiza’s longest beach at just about 3 kilometers long, Playa d’en Bossa is one of the most famous beaches on the island. Sun-seekers cover the pale-sands during the summer, and the high tourist demand has resulted in an array of beach bars, cafes and restaurants to take a break at. The promenade is a great place to people watch, and DJs are often spinning along the beach until nightfall.

Ses Salines
One of the trendiest beaches in Ibiza, celebrities are often spotted here enjoying the white sands and clear waters. The beach is part of the Ses Salines natural park, which is a protected area thanks to it’s high ecological value. There’s plenty to do on the beach and with your choice of trendy beach clubs, Ses Salines is a great place to spend an afternoon.

Cala Conta
This beach is located in Sant Josep de sa Talaia and features a rocky coastline, sand dunes and a somewhat hidden area for uhm, more natural beach going. Cala Conta is a favorite among returning visitors, and the Sunset Ashram bar overlooking the beach is where you’ll want to end the afternoon.

Sa Caleta
Located just 15 minutes from Ibiza town, this pebble beach is famous for its red cliffs and shallow waters. The Sa Caleta restaurant nearby serves up some of the best paella and white sangria on the island, and if you play your cards right, they’re set your table up and serve you on the water’s edge.

Cala Xuclar
Beat the crowds and get away from it all at this small cove on the northwest of the island. The tiny, horseshoe shaped bay is as small as it is peaceful, and the little haven is known for its snorkeling and relaxation.

Binirràs Beach
One of the most popular beaches on the island, the shores offer picturesque views of a rock formation known as Cap Bernat, or the Hand of God. The sheltered bay is a popular spot to anchor party yachts, and weekends are highlighted by local drumming groups as they beat down the sun.

San Antonio
Located within reach of several other beaches, what San Antonio lacks in sand it makes up for with atmosphere. There are many beach bars lined up along the water to watch the sunset over the ocean. The waters here are shallow, safe, and great for youth swimmers and families. Boat trips are also available from the nearby harbor.

Cala Xarraca (pictured above)
Located on the north side of the island, this picturesque bay is know for its turquoise blue water surrounded by lush green pine forests and rocky pathways. It’s the p[lace to go for underwater lovers, with some of the best conditions for snorkeling and scuba diving. There’s also natural mud baths located around Cala Xarraca.

Cala Bassa
Easily accessible by boat or bus from San Antonio, Cala Bassa is one of the busiest beaches in the Balearic’s during the summer. Rock pools and shady Sabina trees provide the perfect spot to cool off and relax before another night of electric boogie.

Aigua Blanques
A favorite among island residents, the golden sand beaches of Aguas Blancas runs in front of colorful, textured cliffs, creating one of the most dramastic and beautiful backdrops of any Ibizian beach. The scenery isn’t the only thing you’ll see – Aquas Blancas is an offical nude beach, and while not everyone here bares all, don’t be surprised to find someone walking around covered in only mud (it’s good for the skin)

Charter a private flight to an electric party scene and some of the best nightclubs in the world.

From the best DJs in the world to avid music fans, Ibiza is a mecca for electronic music, but it also offers plenty of other activities to enjoy after your private flight.

The island offers private luxury jet travelers everything from techno-fueled nightlife and incredibly popular nightclubs hosting the best electronic music in the world, to a variety of five-star hotels and resorts for luxury getaways, business trips and special events.

The following list of our top choices was created based on factors such as ACA passenger feedback, location, amenities and online reviews. Once you arrive in Spain via luxury private jet, our Ibiza Jet Charter service brokers can also arrange ground transportation to/from the hotel of your choice.

The Giri Residence Hotel & Spa
Sant Joan de Labritja
+34 518 80 88 24
http://www.thegiri.com/

Aguas de Ibiza Lifestyle & Spa Resort
Santa Eulària des Riu
+34 971 31 99 91
http://www.aguasdeibiza.com/

Grand Palladium Palace Resort & Spa
Sant Jordi de ses Salines
+34 971 39 67 84
http://www.palladiumhotelgroup.com/palladium-palace-ibiza-resort/

Ushuaïa Beach Hotel
Sant Jordi de ses Salines
+34 971 39 67 10
http://www.ushuaiabeachhotel.com/en/

Agroturismo Atzaró
Santa Eularia des Riu
+34 971 33 88 38
http://www.atzaro.com/en/

Hotel Ibizazen
Santa Eulàlia des Riu
+34 971 33 00 16
http://www.ibizazen.com/

Agroturismo Cas Gasi
Santa Gertrudis de Fruitera
+34 971 19 77 00
http://www.casgasi.com/en/

Hotel Ses Pitreras
Sant Agustí des Vedrà
+34 971 34 50 00
http://www.sespitreras.com/en/

Ibiza is the place to catch the best DJs from around the world. Our team specializes in arranging private flights to and from the island for live performances, music festivals, and other musical events.

Whether you’re heading to the Balearic Islands to catch a show, or you’re a DJ who needs to arrange a private flight for a performance, we can connect you with the right aircraft for your flight.

Nightclubs in Ibiza

Ibiza’s party scene is second to none. The most exhilarating nightclubs in the world are located throughout the island, and the clubbing capital of the world offers several options to choose from. The world’s top DJs descend on the island every summer, and local nightclubs host events and parties throughout the year. The island is synonymous with EDM, and has played a major role in shaping the theatrics and performances that have turned electronic music festivals such as the Electric Daisy Carnival and Tomorrowland into some of the biggest music events in the world. Check out details below for some of the most popular night clubs on the island of Ibiza.

Pacha
Pacha is one of the oldest and most recognizable clubs on the island. Established in 1973 in a former farmhouse, the white-washed doors of Pacha house the crown jewel among Ibiza nightclubs. 2013 saw a major overhaul, and the San Antonio club holds parties hosted by Martin Solveig (My House – Wednesdays); ‘Paris by Night’ parties are thrown by Pacha favorite Bob Sinclar. David Guetta throws his notorious “F*** Me I’m Famous” parties starting in early June, and his last party every year closes out the club season with a literal and figurative bang.

http://www.pacha.com/

Privilege
The biggest club in the world returns for 2016, starting the season on May 29th with its famous Privilege Opening Party. Privilege was famous for its Manumission parties for over a decade, and the club has recently featured residency nights hosted by Tiesto and Armin Van Buuren. The size of the club is impressive; it’s large enough to fit the entirety of other Ibiza clubs within its dance floor. There’s a large swimming pool in the center of the club, and the Vista Club provides beautiful views of the sunrise to anyone still standing. SupermartXe returns as one of the more popular Spanish clubbing nights.

http://www.privilegeibiza.com/

Space
Space Ibiza is the most awarded club in the world, winning Best Global Club in 2005, 2006, 2013 and 2013. The Playa d’en Bossa club offers five different rooms and a variety of parties that run nearly 24 hours. Carl Cox returns to Space this summer for his final year of residency at the club. The legendary DJ will host ‘Music is Revolution: The Final Chapter’ before hanging up his headphones, and his final 15 weeks are sure to feature some of the biggest parties on the island. Richie Hawtin and Luciano will also host parties this year for electronauts blasting off into orbit.

http://www.spaceibiza.com/

Amnesia (pictured above)
Located opposite of Pacha is the renowned Amnesia, owned and operated by Cream. The two rooms of Amnesia – one a dark cavern and the other an expansive arena – provide a quintessential Ibiza experience to clubbers every summer. The club features everything from techno, house and trance to dubstep and live performances. Popular parties at Amnesia are Cocoon, Cream, and the giant foam party, Espuma. Amnesia is one of the last clubs on the island to close, and DJs such as Laidback Luke, Fatboy Slim, Freddie le Grand and Eric Prydz have taken up residency here. It’s an experience you’re likely never to forget, unless your night results in the club’s namesake.

http://www.amnesia.es/inicio/en

Eden Ibiza
Eden took a hiatus as the club Gatecrasher in 2014 after changing ownership, but last year saw many Ibizans return to Eden as it reclaimed its rightful place on the island, and it looks to thrill Adams and Eves again this summer with its renovated interior and incredible VOID soundsystem. Located directly across from Es Paradis, the proximity of these two clubs have kept both of them at the top of their games, and this year promises to be another epic battle between the San Antonio superclubs as Eden looks to take another a bite from the apple that is Es Paradis.

http://edenibiza.com/

Café Mambo
The most famous sunset bar in the world, Café Mambo is home to some of the biggest pre-parties on the island. Mambo hosts epic pre-parties for San Antonio superclubs Pacha and Amnesia. DJs grace the decks of Cafe Mambo nearly every night, and you can grab a table for a meal or cocktail while the sun goes down – the beautiful sunsets seen from Mambo are not to be missed, and provides a serene contrast to the night of wild debauchery that lies ahead.

http://www.cafemamboibiza.com/

Es Paradis
East of Eden lies the apple of Ibiza’s eye, Es Paradis nightclub. Arguably the most beautiful club on the island, Es Paradis features a labyrinth garden interior and a pyramid shaped roof, serving as a rite of passage for Ibiza first-timers since the mid-70s. Its Fiesta Del Agua water parties are some of the most infamous events every summer, and the GLOW Neon Paint parties offer an experience you won’t find anywhere else in Ibiza.

DC10
DC10 began life as an airport hanger at the end of Ibiza Airport’s runway in 1999 and has only taken off from there. This hedonist’s hideout is Ibiza’s most notorious underground venue, home to the wild and legendary Circo Loco parties held every Monday during the height of clubbing season. DC10 keeps a pretty low profile and doesn’t promote nearly as much as its larger counterparts, creating an atmosphere focused more on the music than crowd sizes.

http://dc10-ibiza.ibiza-clubs.net/

Music Festivals in Ibiza

Ibiza isn’t just about nightclubs – Ibiza Rocks Hotel is known to throw some of the best rock concerts in the Mediterranean, Ultra takes over Space for their legendary opening and closing parties, and the International Music Summit is a gathering of some of the top professionals in electronic music to discuss the future of their industry. Check out more info below about concert and festivals in Ibiza.

Ultra Ibiza
Originating in 1999 on the sands of South Beach, Ultra has grown into the world’s premier EDM festival, hosting massive festivals in Korea, South Africa, Croatia, Singapore, Japan, Brasil, Indonesia, Chile, and Argentina scheduled for this year. Ultra lands in Ibiza this May for the opening party at Space, and returns in October to collaborate with Space in throwing its epic closing party, one of the most anticipated events on the island.

International Music Summit
IMS Ibiza is a 3-day event that features seminars from the leaders in the international music scene. A series of interviews, classes and speeches are held to discuss the future of electronic music, evaluating everything from economics to theory. The IMS has also become a major factor regarding industry deals, press releases and worldwide media. The IMS Grand Finale Festival closes out the event at the UNESCO heritage site Dalt Vila.

http://www.internationalmusicsummit.com/ibiza/

Ibiza Rocks
Electronic music isn’t the exclusive form of music found on the island, and DJs aren’t the exclusive performers, either – with as many European and Western travelers descending on the island, rock n’ roll shouldn’t be too far away. After all, Pink Floyd wrote a song titled “Ibiza Bar” for the soundtrack of the 1969 film “More”, which was filmed on the island. Ibiza Rocks Hotel introduced live rock to the island and is host to premier rock concerts and events, previously featuring acts such as MGMT, Florence And The Machine, Bloc Party and the Arctic Monkeys.