SunIsle Holidays

Jesus is safely seperated from the main conglomeration of Ibiza Town by the protected marshlands of historic Ses Feixes. This little village has a great energy and offers some lovely options for food, drink and watching the busy world go by when you're not in the mood for anything more energetic.

Halfway to the airport from Ibiza town, this village lies inland from Playa d'en Bossa beach. It consists of small houses dotted around the the village church. The village is famous for the eccentric Saturday morning flea market at the local horse trotting stadium - the Hippodrome.

San Jose village sits high in the hills in and has everything a person might want: shops, bars, restaurants, a church, a shady arbor, benches, winding streets, and all the other things people take for granted, like medical centres and the Town Hall. San José is first and foremost a living village and it is not a tourist centre and is a taste of the "real" Ibiza.

A quiet little hamlet near to the completely undeveloped northern coast of Ibiza. A beautiful old 18th Century church surrounded by a few houses forms the obvious 'village'. Famous for the unspoilt Cala D'Albarca which is indisputably one of the most beautiful coves on the island.

San Rafael is a village on the Spanish island of Ibiza, located off the main road which connects Ibiza Town and San Antonio. This small village with little more than a church and a few bars and restaurants and at night several interesting restaurants are open. It is usually a quiet place where the majority of the village's population live in the surrounding countryside.