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Port d'Eivissa
The iconic harbour of Ibiza, heart of the Mediterranean
Discover the Harbour
Located in the heart of Ibiza Town in Spain's Balearic Islands, Ibiza Harbour (Port d'Eivissa) is far more than a playground for luxury yachts — it's the perfect hub where ancient history meets vibrant Mediterranean life. Whether you're seeking authentic tapas, sunset boat cruises, or the UNESCO World Heritage old town, this is your ideal starting point.
About This Site
This website is an independent third-party travel information site created to provide objective guidance for visiting the harbour and its surrounding area. The content is compiled from public sources, including official tourism bodies, local tourism authorities and Wikipedia, and is supplemented with basic public information from Google Maps.
Highlights
- Luxury yacht marina and waterfront promenade
- UNESCO World Heritage Dalt Vila old town backdrop
- Gateway to Formentera island day trips
- Vibrant dining, shopping and nightlife scene
- 24/7 free public access with scenic Mediterranean views
- Cruise ship port with shops, bars and restaurants
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Explore Ibiza's Maritime Heart
Marina Promenade (Marina Port Ibiza)
One of the most luxurious areas of Ibiza. Stroll along the waterfront admiring stunning superyachts while enjoying high-end boutiques, open-air cafés, and sunset cocktails. Best visited at golden hour when the light paints the sea and white hulls in gold.
Dalt Vila — UNESCO World Heritage Old Town
The harbour's magnificent backdrop is the ancient Dalt Vila. Pass through the grand Portal de ses Taules — with its massive stone arch and drawbridge — to enter a medieval labyrinth of cobblestone streets. Climb to the Cathedral of Santa Maria for panoramic views of the entire harbour and Mediterranean.
Corsair Monument
On the harbour promenade stands the world's only monument honouring corsairs — officially licensed pirates. In the 16th century, locals formed armed fleets to defend the island against maritime threats. This obelisk commemorates those who protected Ibiza.
Boat Trips & Island Hopping
Ibiza Harbour is a major maritime hub. Book catamaran sunset cruises, charter private yachts, or take the ferry to Formentera — the 'Caribbean of the Mediterranean' — just a short boat ride away, perfect for a day trip.
Photo Gallery
Views of the harbour and surroundings
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Photo: Google Maps (last updated: 2026). For full gallery, click below. View all photos on Google Maps
Real Visitor Reviews
Ratings and reviews from Google Maps (last updated: 2026). We show only a selection of verified high-rated reviews. To see all complete and most recent reviews, click the link below.
Amazing harbour! The views of Dalt Vila from the waterfront are spectacular. Perfect for evening walks and sunset watching — the restaurants along the promenade serve excellent paella.
Best spot in Ibiza for a sunset stroll. The superyachts are incredible to see up close. We took the ferry to Formentera from here — unforgettable day trip.
Beautiful marina with stunning views. The old town rising behind the harbour creates a magical atmosphere. Great selection of bars and cafés.
Visited during winter and still impressive. Much quieter than summer. The walk up to Dalt Vila from the harbour is a must-do — free parking was easy to find off-season.
The harbour is the heart of Ibiza. We spent three evenings here enjoying different restaurants. The Corsair Monument is fascinating — a unique piece of history.
Great harbour area with plenty to see and do. Booked a sunset catamaran cruise from here — highlight of our holiday. Parking is tough in summer though.
One of the most beautiful harbours in the Mediterranean. The contrast between modern yachts and the ancient walled city is incredible. A must-visit!
Magical place especially at sunset. The night markets near the old town walls are wonderful for unique souvenirs. Bohemian atmosphere at its best.
Practical Information
How to Get Here
Avinguda de Santa Eulària des Riu, 17, 07800 Eivissa, Illes Balears, Spain
Data & References
This site is an independent third-party tourist information portal. Information is drawn from public resources (tourism offices and Wikipedia) and Google Maps baseline data.
- •Google Maps — Ratings, reviews and geographic data
- •Unsplash — Photographs used in the gallery
- •Wikipedia — Historical and cultural information