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An island of great beauty and renown, where the days stretch out and invite you to bask in the Mediterranean sun, Ibiza is a family destination par excellence. Blessed with an abundance of laid-back, child-friendly beaches in the north and east of Ibiza, there is much to draw families to the fabled White Isle. Explore Villanovo's family-friendly luxury villas and start planning your next holiday.
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Our villa specialists at Villanovo have carefully compiled a selection of child-friendly luxury villas for you and your family to enjoy in the most sought-after areas of Ibiza. With swimming pools, cinema lounges, fitness rooms, pool tables, spacious gardens and much more, these elegant properties have something for the entire family. From more intimate properties ideal for those with very young children to something grander to ensure there is plenty of space for the kids to run around in, our selection of family-friendly accommodation is sure to meet your tastes and requirements.
What's more, with many of these properties situated close to the beach, and the best beach clubs for families on the island, you will have plenty to keep you entertained. Peruse our selection of luxury villas, from Ibiza's famous old town of Dalt Vila to the beloved sands of the Cala Llonga, and find the perfect place for you and your family.
Our selection includes both catered and self-catering villas as well as the option of organising for a private chef to come and prepare a one-off lunch or dinner. Contact us today to find out more.
At Villanovo, we take special care to ensure that our guests enjoy the experience that they desire when they book with us. However, for those with special requests, we also offer the services of our dedicated concierge, who can assist in the planning and smooth-running of your perfect holiday. Whether you're looking for assistance in finding a traditional beach restaurant, arranging boat, car or bike hire, airport transfer or a babysitter, with the experience and know-how of our local concierge, you will be able to rest assured that all is in-hand.
And, of course, for those looking to prepare something extra special, our bespoke concierge service is able to bend to your specific needs. Speak to us to find out how we can help you and your family to experience the Mediterranean island holiday that you deserve.
Ibiza has long been associated with the party crowd, and while peak season certainly sees more than its fair share of hedonists and ravers thronging to its mythical clubs, outside of the summer and away from the main strips, a wonderfully laid-back and family friendly ambience pervades.
Boho-chic yoga studios, rustic street markets and beatific beach clubs, where the island's hippie counterculture spirit infuses all it touches can be found around the rugged hills of its inland, and scattered about the intimate calas (coves) and secluded beaches of its quieter shores, especially in the north.
The famous markets of Las Dalias and Punta Arabí are sure to provide plenty to keep curious minds - both old and young - entertained, while the quieter coves of the north and east provide shallow spots for less confident swimmers. In a natural cave in the southwest of the island, kids can take in the sea life at the aquarium at Cap Blanc. Or perhaps consider a glass-bottom boat tour to really see the underwater world in its natural splendour.
For those looking to explore the of the island on horseback, Ibiza Horse Valley, provides an ideal way to do so, while also helping to re-engage once-abandoned horses with the world of riding.
On the East of the island you will find Can Muson organic farm, which is sure to please any animal lovers in your clan, while the nearby Acrobosc Ibiza provides something to tire out the most active of assault-coursers, and even includes routes for children as young as 3. Then there's the Aguamar waterpark, located by Playa d'en Bossa in the south of the island, for the perfect splash about with the kids.
Ibiza's famous old town of the same name is another place not to be missed by anyone with an interest in the rich history of the White Isle. A chance to venture into the bastions and see original suits of armour and cannons is sure to impress the little ones and have them bursting to tell their friends when they get home.
Meanwhile, for those looking to get off the beaten track in Ibiza, there are plenty more options.
Ibiza provides as good a place as any to sample the nutritional delights of the Mediterranean diet, with plenty of traditional beach restaurants scattered about the island, serving up first-class local Balearic cuisine.
Among our favourite dishes you can find Trempo, a typical Balearic dish, consisting solely of seasonal vegetables (red and green peppers, tomatoes, onions) that come directly from local farms. Meanwhile, coca de Trempo, a kind of pizza on which the vegetables of the original salad are placed, is a local favourite and can be found in every bakery on the archipelago. Another local delicacy, Bullit de Peix is the island's famous fish stew and should definitely be sampled when visiting, as indeed should much of the island's seafood. For those with a sweet tooth, don't leave Ibiza without trying the famous Flaó, Ibiza’s take on the traditional cheesecake, and orelletes, a type of fried doughnut.
Of course, Ibiza is a cosmopolitan place, playing host to a wide variety of restaurants, serving everything from local favourites to sushi, curry, and even fish and chips! In short, you won't go hungry on a visit to Ibiza.
Among our favourite restaurants to visit when in Ibiza, you'll find the exclusive inland delight of Casa Maca - although getting a table is sometimes easier said than done - the beautifully rustic Casa Jondal, and the breathtaking panoramic setting of Edén at the Hacienda Na Xamena hotel. Those staying around Ibiza Old Town may also wish to try the Michelin-starred delights on offer at the impressive La Gaia, while Oleoteca Ses Escoles on the north of the island is a great place to sample the island's famous olive oil. Fans of traditional Spanish cuisine in a rustic setting should also consider Cala Jondal's Yemanja Beach Restaurant for first-class cuisine set in a child-friendly atmosphere.
