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Ibiza, Balearic islands, Spain

The surroundings

In the heart of the Mediterranean, Ibiza is the most famous of the Balearic Islands. Its many facets switch between upscale sea resorts and wild landscapes for an atmosphere that is both lazy and electric. At the south of the island, the cliffs of the Es Bol Nou cove dive into the sea. The orange clay contrasts with the white sand and turquoise waters where tourists and locals mix. Head to Villa Mabrun on foot by climbing the hills planted with Aleppo pines and junipers.