If partying isn’t your thing, is traveling to Ibiza, Spain really worth it? The short answer is yes, of course. The long answer, is that there are so many untapped areas of this “party island” that are more geared towards travelers looking to unwind, fine-dine, and take in all of the beauty that is Spain.
Our advice? Ditch the strobe lights! Welcome to the other Ibiza…
TASTY: The Salvia Restaurant at the Ca Na Xica has a menu that satisfies all of your abroad cravings. From Gyoza to Paella, Salvia takes on dishes from Japan, to Spain and more fly-to-eat destinations. When booking a reservation, try to get into Salvia on a Saturday so you can see the live jazz performance.



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Looking for a relaxing beach on the island, but not sure where to go to avoid the crowds? Here are the sandy spots that are WTF.
Formentera
Formentera is 100% worth the short ferry trip. Here, you can choose to explore either Playa de Ses Illetes or Calo des Mor. These beaches are famed for their unexpectedly tropical vibe, with soft sands and beautiful blue waters. Neither choice will leave you disappointed.
Cala Comte
Many locals consider Cala Comte the best beach on the island, so it would be silly not to give it a shot out. While hiding from “The other Ibiza” on the beach, take in all that the island has to offer you. Stunning crystal-clear waters crash against the rocks that hug the beach and give you the feel of standing in the middle of your own private island. This place is also great for boosting that Instagram feed – the sunsets are not to be messed with. Lucky for you, you won’t be out until the sun rises, so retire back to your soft, comfy hotel bed and drift off into an uninterrupted sleep with the assurance that there is indeed another Ibiza.


