Ibiza · Spain

How Much Does Ibiza Cost? 2026 Budget Guide | Prices & Tips

Ibiza presents a stark financial contrast between its relaxed Mediterranean heritage and its world-famous nightlife industry. While solo travelers can manage on $88 / €75 per day by utilizing hostels and local tapas bars, those engaging in the elite club scene can easily see daily expenses exceed $1,118 / €950. Compared to nearby Mallorca, Ibiza is significantly more expensive, primarily due to the high demand for accommodation and inflated beverage prices within the famous beach clubs and discotheques. Navigating the island effectively requires balancing high-cost events with the many free natural wonders available. Budgeting accurately depends heavily on whether one plans to attend major opening parties or simply enjoy the island's scenic coastline.

Is Ibiza expensive to visit?

Ibiza is a destination of financial extremes, where daily costs range from $88 / €75 for budget travelers to over $1,118 / €950 for those seeking the full luxury clubbing experience.

Currency: Euro (EUR) (1 € ≈ 1.18 $)
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Daily Budget

How much to budget per person per day in Ibiza

Budget

$88

per person /day

Mid-Range

$253

per person /day

Luxury

$1,118

per person /day

Trip Costs by Duration

Total estimated costs per person, excluding flights

Trip Costs by Duration Budget Mid-Range Luxury
3-Day Trip $265 $759 $3,354
5-Day Trip $441 $1,265 $5,591
7-Day Trip $618 $1,771 $7,827

per person — Excludes international flights

Budget Buffer

Recommended contingency for unexpected expenses

A buffer of 15% is recommended to cover the Sustainable Tourism Tax (Ecotasa) of $3.88–$5.18 / €3.3–€4.4 per night and common restaurant terrace surcharges. Additionally, expect to pay $5.89–$12 / €5–€10 for club cloakrooms, which can quickly add up over a multi-day trip.

How Does It Compare?

See how Ibiza stacks up against other popular destinations

Mykonos Ibiza and Mykonos share similar luxury price points, but Ibiza offers more varied budget accommodation like the $31 / €26 hostels found in San Antonio.
Mallorca Ibiza is generally 30-50% more expensive than Mallorca, particularly regarding nightlife and beach club entry fees which rarely exist on the neighboring island.

What Things Cost

Real prices for common tourist expenses in Ibiza

Food & Drink (3)
Item Price
Inexpensive Restaurant Meal Typically for a menu del día (fixed price lunch) including a starter, main, and dessert. $21 €18
Bottle of Still Water in a Mega-Club Water is notoriously expensive in clubs like Pacha or Hï. Taps in most venues are not drinkable. $14 €12
Domestic Draft Beer (0.5L) Standard price in local bars. Expect to pay ~$12–$18 / €10–€15 for the same beer inside a nightclub. $3.53 €3
Transport (4)
Item Price
Línea 10 Airport Express Bus Direct route from Airport to Ibiza Town. Runs every 15–30 minutes. $4.24 €3.6
Discobus Single Ticket (Línea 3B) Essential night bus for clubbers connecting San Antonio to major clubs like Amnesia and Pacha. $5.89 €5
Taxi Base Fare (Standard Tariff) Base fare. A trip from Ibiza Town to San Antonio typically costs ~$29–$41 / €25–€35 depending on traffic and time. $4.51 €3.83
Scooter Rental (50cc per day) Cheaper if booked for multiple days. Essential for reaching secluded coves like Cala Salada. $41 €35
Accommodation (3)
Item Price
Amistat Island Hostel Ibiza - Dorm Bed Standard rate for a shared dorm bed in San Antonio. Expect prices to double or triple during peak July and August weekends. $31 €26
Mid-range Hotel (Hotel Playasol Riviera or similar) Average price for a 3-star or 4-star hotel in the shoulder season (May/June). In August, this typically rises to ~$353 / €300. $218 €185
Luxury Resort (Ushuaïa Ibiza Beach Hotel) Prices for luxury club-integrated hotels fluctuate wildly based on event lineups. Includes entry to the hotel's famous parties. $753 €640
Activities (4)
Item Price
Amnesia Opening Party Ticket Flagship events are the most expensive. Standard weekly nights usually range from ~$59–$82 / €50–€70. $106 €90
Boat Rental (No License Required) Fits up to 6 people. A great way to see the coast without a captain. Full day ~$447 / €380. $282 €240
Formentera Return Ferry (Fast Ferry) The crossing takes ~30 minutes. Slower ferries (local liners) can be found for ~$29 / €25. $49 €42
Pacha Ibiza Standard Entry Entrance price for mid-tier events like Pure Pacha or Flower Power. $82 €70
Connectivity (1)
Item Price
Holafly 5-day Unlimited Data eSIM $20 / €17 USD is approx. ~$21 / €18. Provides unlimited data on local Spanish networks. $21 €18

Food & Dining

What to eat and what it costs

Dining out varies from an affordable menú del día for $21 / €18 at local establishments to astronomical prices inside mega-clubs, where a single bottle of water costs $14 / €12 and a domestic beer reaches $12–$18 / €10–€15. Visitors can find value in local bars where a draft beer is only $3.53 / €3, but should be aware that tap water is generally non-potable, necessitating a constant budget for bottled water.

Cheap Eats

Where locals eat — real places, real prices

Comidas Bar San Juan

$14–$24 / €12–€20

Ibiza Town · Local chain

Arrive 15 minutes before opening as they don't take reservations and lines are long.

Bar Costa

$7.06–$18 / €6–€15

Santa Gertrudis · Bakery

Order the Cecina (dried beef) bocadillo and sit by the fireplace in winter or outside in summer.

Rita's Cantina

$12–$21 / €10–€18

San Antonio · Local chain

Great for a cheap harbor-side breakfast or a casual Indonesian Nasi Goreng lunch.

Can Costa

$18–$29 / €15–€25

Ibiza Town · Local chain

Try the 'Bullit de Peix' (traditional fish stew) if they have a daily special.

Los Pasajeros

$16–$26 / €14–€22

Ibiza Town (Marina) · Local chain

The restaurant is very small; be prepared to share a table with other travelers.

Medieval cannons on Ibiza castle wall with cathedral in background, Dalt Vila, Balearic Islands, Spain

Getting Around

Transport costs and the smartest ways to move

Efficient options like the Línea 10 Airport Express for $4.24 / €3.6 and the nocturnal Discobus for $5.89 / €5 make navigating the main hubs affordable. For reaching secluded coves like Cala Salada, renting a 50cc scooter for $41 / €35 per day is the most cost-effective choice compared to taxis, which have a base fare of $4.51 / €3.83 and can cost up to $41 / €35 for a cross-island trip.

Línea 10 Airport Express Bus $4.24 €3.6
Discobus Single Ticket (Línea 3B) $5.89 €5
Taxi Base Fare (Standard Tariff) $4.51 €3.83
Scooter Rental (50cc per day) $41 €35

Accommodation Overview

Lodging ranges from social dorms at Amistat Island Hostel Ibiza for $31 / €26 to mid-range hotels like Hotel Playasol Riviera at $218 / €185 during the shoulder season. Luxury travelers often choose club-integrated resorts like Ushuaïa Ibiza Beach Hotel, where rooms average $753 / €640 and typically include access to high-profile parties.

Amistat Island Hostel Ibiza - Dorm Bed $31 €26
Mid-range Hotel (Hotel Playasol Riviera or similar) $218 €185
Luxury Resort (Ushuaïa Ibiza Beach Hotel) $753 €640

Accommodation Budget in Ibiza

Budget

$79 /night
Typical Range: $65 – $88

Hostels, budget hotels, shared facilities

Most Popular

Mid-Range

$141 /night
Typical Range: $118 – $165

3-star hotels, boutique stays, great locations

Luxury

$353 /night
Typical Range: $300 – $406

5-star hotels, suites, premium amenities

💡 Prices vary by season. Book 2-3 months ahead for best rates.

Where to Stay

See hotels, apartments & rentals around Ibiza – live prices from Booking.com, Expedia, Vrbo and more

Money-Saving Tips

Insider tricks to stretch your budget further

  • 1 Opt for the slow local ferry to Formentera for $29 / €25 instead of the $49 / €42 fast ferry to save nearly 40% on the crossing.
  • 2 Eat lunch at Comidas Bar San Juan or Can Costa in Ibiza Town for a traditional, low-cost experience away from the tourist traps.
  • 3 Purchase club tickets for venues like Pacha or Amnesia online in advance to avoid the $24–$35 / €20–€30 premium charged at the door.
  • 4 Utilize the Discobus (Línea 3B) for $5.89 / €5 to travel between San Antonio and the major clubs rather than paying $29–$41 / €25–€35 for a taxi.
  • 5 Visit during the shoulder months of May or September to find hotel savings of $118–$177 / €100–€150 per night compared to August peaks.
  • 6 Shop at local supermarkets like Mercadona or Eroski for water and snacks to avoid the $14 / €12 club water prices.
  • 7 Gather a group of six and rent a 'no license' boat for $282 / €240 for a DIY coastal tour, which is cheaper than a private charter.
  • 8 Enjoy the sunset from the rocks near Café Mambo in San Antonio for free rather than paying for a high-minimum-spend table.
  • 9 Take advantage of the menú del día at Rita's Cantina in San Antonio for a filling, fixed-price meal.
  • 10 Check for 'early entry' tickets for clubs, which are often significantly cheaper if arriving before 01:00.

Hidden Costs

Surprise expenses that catch tourists off guard

Hidden Costs
Item Amount
Sustainable Tourism Tax (Ecotasa) For 5-star hotels, it is ~$5.18 / €4.4 per person; 4-star is ~$3.88 / €3.3. Reduced by 50% after the 9th night and during low season. $5.18 / €4.4/night
Restaurant Bread/Cover Charge (Cubierto) Many restaurants automatically bring bread and olives. This is rarely free and costs ~$1.77–$3.53 / €1.5–€3 per person. $2.94 / €2.5 per person
Terrace Surcharge Establishments often charge ~10% more for sitting on the terrace compared to the bar or interior. It must be listed on the menu. 10%
Club Cloakroom Fee Expect to pay ~$5.89–$12 / €5–€10 to store a jacket or bag in major clubs. $5.89 / €5/item

Common Scams & Ripoffs

Watch out for these tourist traps

  • Illegal 'Pirate' Taxis: Unlicensed drivers at the airport or outside clubs may offer lower rates but often overcharge or lack insurance; always use official white taxis with meters.
  • Fake Club Wristbands: Street promoters in Playa d'en Bossa may sell 'all-inclusive' wristbands that are not recognized by major venues like Hï or Pacha.
  • The 'Cubierto' Trap: Some restaurants bring bread and olives without being asked and charge $1.77–$3.53 / €1.5–€3 per person; decline them immediately if not wanted.
  • Drink Spiking: While rare, it is a known risk in crowded beach clubs; never leave drinks unattended and only accept drinks poured directly by the bartender.

Seasonal Pricing

When prices rise and fall throughout the year

Peak Season

Jul, Aug

+100-200%

Cheapest

Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb, Mar

-60-80%

Best Value

May, Jun, Sep

Ibiza largely 'shuts down' for clubbing between November and April. Visiting in May or September offers the best balance of open venues and ~$118–$177 / €100–€150 hotel savings.

Events to Watch

  • Opening Parties (late May): +50% hotels
  • Closing Parties (late Sept/early Oct): +40% hotels
  • August (Peak Summer): +200% accommodation
Iconic Es Vedrà rock island viewed from Cala d'Hort beach at sunset, Ibiza, Balearic Islands, Spain

Free Things to Do

The best experiences that cost absolutely nothing

  • 1 Exploring the UNESCO-listed Dalt Vila fortifications in Ibiza Town.
  • 2 Watching the sunset over the mystical Es Vedrà rock from the Cala d'Hort cliffs.
  • 3 Attending the Sunday sunset drum circle at Cala Benirràs.
  • 4 Hiking to the top of Sa Talaia, the island's highest point, for panoramic views.
  • 5 Browsing the colorful stalls at the Las Dalias Hippy Market in San Carlos (entry is free).
  • 6 Swimming and sunbathing at the turquoise waters of Cala Conta.
  • 7 Birdwatching and exploring the salt flats at Ses Salines Natural Park.
  • 8 Walking the coastal path from Portinatx to the Moscarter Lighthouse.
  • 9 Visiting the historic Puig de Missa church overlooking Santa Eulària.
  • 10 Snorkeling in the crystal-clear rocky inlets of Cala Xarraca.
  • 11 The challenging hike down to the 'lost city' of Atlantis (Sa Pedrera).
  • 12 Exploring the ancient Phoenician ruins at Sa Caleta.

Worth the Splurge

Premium experiences that justify the price tag

Private Sunset Boat Charter

Experiencing the Es Vedrà sunset from the water without the crowds of Cafe Mambo is a core Ibiza memory.

$883 €750

VIP Table at Hï Ibiza

Saves you from the dangerously crowded dance floor and provides ~$2,354 / €2,000 in drink credit for a group.

$2,354 €2,000

Tasting Menu at Es Tragón (Michelin Star)

Ibiza's first Michelin-starred restaurant offers an incredible creative take on local island ingredients.

$218 €185

Popular Activities

Top-rated tours and experiences in Ibiza

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Day Trip Costs

Popular day trips from Ibiza and what they cost

Formentera Island

Getting Around

$49 / €42 by boat

Entry

$29 / €25

Total Cost

$129 / €110

Es Vedrà & Cala d'Hort

Getting Around

$53 / €45 by taxi

Entry

Free

Total Cost

$100 / €85

Payment & Money

How to pay and what to know about money

Currency

Euro (EUR)

1 € ≈ 1.18 $

Cash Needed

Yes

Card Acceptance

Excellent in most towns, hotels, and major clubs. However, small beach chiringuitos and markets often prefer cash.

Tipping

Service is usually included. Rounding up is standard for cafes. In restaurants, a tip of ~5–10% is appreciated but not mandatory. Club VIP hosts expect larger tips (~$24+ / €20+).

ATM Tips

Avoid 'Euronet' ATMs which charge high fees (~$4.71–$7.06 / €4–€6) and poor exchange rates. Use bank-affiliated ATMs like CaixaBank or Sabadell.

Connectivity

eSIM: $21–$33 for unlimited data (5-7 days) (opens in new tab)

Local SIM: $18–$24 / €15–€20 for 50GB-100GB at Vodafone/Orange stores.

WiFi: Generally good in Ibiza Town and San Antonio cafes/hotels, but non-existent on most remote beaches.

Use an eSIM for unlimited data if you plan to use Google Maps to find remote beaches; local SIMs (Vodafone) offer ~50GB for $24 / €20.

Picturesque Cala d'Hort tropical beach with Es Vedrà rock view during vibrant sunset, Ibiza, Balearic Islands, Spain

Why you can trust this guide

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Jan Křenek

35+ countries • 8 years analyzing travel data

Independent developer and travel data analyst based in Prague. 35+ countries visited across Europe and Asia, 8+ years analyzing flight routes, accommodation prices, and seasonal weather patterns.

Methodology:
  • All neighborhoods verified by walking them
  • Curated locations based on walkability & safety
  • Real-time availability via live partner maps
  • Prices based on Booking.com & Numbeo averages

Methodology: This guide combines on-the-ground neighborhood research, current hotel pricing data, and real traveler feedback to provide honest, actionable accommodation recommendations for Ibiza.

Updated: February 16, 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Ibiza expensive to visit?
Ibiza is a destination of financial extremes, where daily costs range from $88 / €75 for budget travelers to over $1,118 / €950 for those seeking the full luxury clubbing experience.
How much does Ibiza cost per day?
A trip to Ibiza costs $88 / €75 per day on a budget, $253 / €215 for mid-range, and $1,118 / €950 for luxury. These include accommodation, food, transport, and activities per person.
How much does a trip to Ibiza cost?
A 7-day trip to Ibiza costs approximately $618 / €525 (budget), $1,771 / €1,505 (mid-range), or $7,827 / €6,650 (luxury) per person, excluding flights.
What is the cheapest month to visit Ibiza?
The cheapest months to visit Ibiza are November, December, January, February, March, with prices -60-80% lower than peak season. Ibiza largely 'shuts down' for clubbing between November and April. Visiting in May or September offers the best balance of open venues and ~$118–$177 / €100–€150 hotel savings.
What are the hidden costs in Ibiza?
Common hidden costs in Ibiza include Sustainable Tourism Tax (Ecotasa), Restaurant Bread/Cover Charge (Cubierto), Terrace Surcharge ($0/item). A buffer of 15% is recommended to cover the Sustainable Tourism Tax (Ecotasa) of $3.88–$5.18 / €3.3–€4.4 per night and common restaurant terrace surcharges. Additionally, expect to pay $5.89–$12 / €5–€10 for club cloakrooms, which can quickly add up over a multi-day trip.
How can I save money in Ibiza?
Top tips for saving money in Ibiza: Opt for the slow local ferry to Formentera for $29 / €25 instead of the $49 / €42 fast ferry to save nearly 40% on the crossing. Eat lunch at Comidas Bar San Juan or Can Costa in Ibiza Town for a traditional, low-cost experience away from the tourist traps. Purchase club tickets for venues like Pacha or Amnesia online in advance to avoid the $24–$35 / €20–€30 premium charged at the door.