You will arrive at Ibiza Cruise Terminal at Marina Botafoc, and take a stroll around the port towards the ancient fortified town of D'alt Vila. D’alt vila is one of the many UNESCO world heritage sites on Ibiza along with Phoenician settlements and the invaluable fields of Posidonia (thought to be the largest and oldest living organism on earth, and unbeaten in sequestering carbon from the atmosphere) that surround the Pitusiuas underwater. From here you can take in the stunning sites of Ibiza town and port, before making the journey to the beautiful coastal town just north of Ibiza called Santa Eularia. You can get here by bus or taxi. Upon arrival, walk along the promenade, grab a coffee, and a bite to eat, and soak up the sun and the local life of the town. Santa Eularia is the third largest town on the island and is home to the only river on the island of its namesake. The location of Santa Eulalia makes it desirable to explore local beaches and the countryside by bike.

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We followed the beat of the drums to Cala Benirras.. We set out along the tranquil, winding country roads and tracks with the faint smells of crops, herbs and trees soothing our senses. It was almost meditative as the time seemed to meander by and stop altogether as we began our descent to Benirras beach.

Snorkelling in a natural pool in Ibiza… For a place hidden, rarely busy and treasured by the locals; Pou Des Lleó makes for an idyllic location to visit, made easy by ebike.

A visit to the farm… Terra Masia is the biggest organic farm on the island and the perfect short ride from Hasha’s ebike rental store in Siesta, Santa Eularia. The surrounding sweeping countryside is an enjoyable reprieve from the fast pace of the towns and cities in Ibiza…