Ibiza Port Transfer Shuttles

As one of the most visited Mediterranean islands of the Balearic Sea, Ibiza Port is a beacon of Spain’s eastern coastline, home to narrowly stacked buildings leading up to an elevated central fortress. The cruise port also offers instant access to the water-surrounded Dalt Vila neighborhood and its various old churches. Good means of getting around can be found through an array of public transportation options, including the Ibiza Ferry Terminal and its handful of boats departing toward mainland Spain, or the Dalt Vila 1 Museo Bus Station’s single line that winds through the steep streets of the museum district. Other ways to see the hilltop villa-island can be discovered through a handful of private vehicles ranging from the coastline drives of sedans, to spacious SUVs and chartered buses that make discovering central mountains easy. Meet-and-greet services are also there for the convenient-at-heart, not only through the unique recommendations of local personal drivers but lavish limo drop offs to swanky upscale restaurants.

Often revered as a kingdom on an island, the hilly terrain of Ibiza is one that’s both stoic and exotic. Walk through the maze-like alleyways of the immediate Placa Antoni Riquer, home to an idyllic array of inclined passages leading to old restaurants such as the Comida Bar San Juan’s hefty low-cost meals paired with outdoor seating as well as Mediterranean specialties and late-night cuisine of La Brasa de Ibiza. Continue climbing epic steps toward the Portal de ses Taules, discovering old fortified archways at what is supposed to be the old city, finally ending the afternoon atop the fortified armaments of Castell de Eivissa and its rewarding lookouts. Before returning to the cruise, keep a vigilant eye toward important details, either through Ibiza Castle’s views of old battles worth remembering or the cruise port’s neighboring Torre de Vigilància Plaça de sa Riba, a watchtower peering at unique views of the ship’s loading process.