Here is our guide to the top ten attractions.
Hippy markets
Famous across the world for their brightly coloured stalls, selling everything from jewellery and clothing to trinkets and souvenirs. The two original, and some would say best hippy markets can be found in the North. Las Dalias in san Carlos take place every Saturday throughout the year, with a night market on Monday during the summer months. The Hippy market at Punta Arabi in Es Canar is held each Wednesday from May until October.
Ibiza Horse Valley
This horse sanctuary just outside the village of San Joan offers treks through the beautiful countryside, a wonderful way to explore the north of the island. Run as a charity, the nine horses housed here have been rescued from a life of abuse and neglect. Suitable for riders of all ages and experience.
Can Marçà Caves at San Miguel
Originally used by smugglers in days gone by to bring their forbidden treasures onto the island, the caves are a wonder to behold. The spectacular formations of stalagmites and stalactites are simply breathtaking, as are the views out across the sea.
The statue of Tanit Goddess of Love
Ibiza’s patron saint has a statue in her honour in the beautiful? village of St Vicente. Known as the Goddess of Love and fertility, local legends say a visit here can help couples who are struggling to conceive.
Walking Ibiza
Guided walking tours are increasingly popular on the island and a great way to unearth secret paths and hidden gems which you may never find by yourself. Many companies offer tours throughout the year.
Beaches
Some of the most beautiful beaches are found in the North. From the crashing waves of Aguas Blancas to the turquoise waters of Cala Xarraca, pack your swimmers and explore the hidden coves and bays.
Ball Pages Traditional Dancing
Every Thursday at 6pm, outside the church of San Miguel, the dance of the Ball Pages is performed. It is an ancient courting ritual, where men would woo their intended wife. You can see this traditional display every Thursday from May to October.
Puig de Misa, Santa Eularia Church of Santa Eulalia
This Moorish church is steeped in tradition and history. Standing 52 meters above sea level and offering breathtaking views across the town, the church is thought to have been built around 1568.
Tourist Train, Santa Eulalia
All Aboard! This fun train take you on a trip from Santa Eulalia town centre around the surrounding areas. Taking in the stunning countryside and visiting beaches such as Pou des Leo and Cala Llenya, it’s a great way to see the area.
Sunset at Benirras Beach
Whilst most people have heard of the Sunset Strip in San Antonio, one of the best places to see the sun make its final descent is actually up in the North. Benirass beach is famed for its sunset drumming parties which take place each Sunday throughout the year. A bohemian crowd gather to celebrate the end of another perfect Ibiza day.