Ibiza Town, Spain
Hangover Harbour
"Where the ancient walls have seen things they can't unsee"
Official Coat of Arms
A shield bearing the ancient ramparts of Dalt Vila rendered in weathered gold, crossed with a pair of sunglasses left on all night, surmounted by a seagull clutching a half-eaten churro, with the motto banner slightly stained.
TripAdvisor Review
★★★☆☆ 3/5
"Booked a 'quiet cultural break' to see Dalt Vila and ended up next to an Airbnb hosting what I can only describe as a 96-hour foam-based reunion. The UNESCO walls are genuinely stunning at 8am before anyone's awake to ruin it. Sunset at Es Vedra viewpoint was magical until a golf buggy full of lads in matching vests nearly ran me over. Three stars because the old town cathedral deserves better neighbours."— Margaret Whittington-Price, Surrey
Property Listing
Charming whitewashed townhouse in the historic quarter, original Phoenician-era street layout, walking distance to world-class nightlife (earplugs sold separately), and breathtaking Mediterranean views best enjoyed before 2am when the bass drops citywide.
Twinned With
Magaluf — Both towns have UNESCO-worthy history buried somewhere beneath the glow sticks and regret.
Supporting Evidence
Ibiza Town's Dalt Vila fortifications are a genuine UNESCO World Heritage Site, built in the 16th century to repel pirate invasions rather than stag parties.