Car rental at the Ibiza Airport

Is a trip to Ibiza worth it during winter? Ibiza has still mild temperatures during the winter months from Dezember until February. The island is less crowded and the prices are cheap. Ibiza, whose Catalan name is Eivissa, is located in the east of Spain. It is the third largest island in the Balearic Islands after Mallorca and Menorca. It is characterised by fine beaches, idyllic coastal villages and a hilly mainland. Hire a car for less on Ibiza and explore the versatile island on your own. It is best to pick up your hired car directly after landing at the airport and return it there. Compare offers at Driveboo.com and choose cheaply a car for your stay in Spain and on Ibiza. 

Where do I pick-up my car at Ibiza Airport? The car hire service will show you the way to the pick-up point where you will find your hired car. In most cases, the pick-up station is located in the various car parks directly in front of the airport entrance. The distances are also comparatively short, so that you can walk on foot from the car hire in the terminal to the pick-up station in the car park.

If you have to return your car with a full tank of fuel, you will find many filling stations in Ibiza City. Where is the nearest gas station at the Ibiza Airport? The nearest petrol station is located in Avenida de Ignacio Wallis, about 8 km from the airport. There is no fueling facility at the airport. If necessary, the IBZ car hire service will explain the route to the nearest petrol station and provide you with further information on how to fill up your tank correctly and cheaply in Spain. For example, the use of mobile phones while refuelling is not permitted and may result in a fine.

Most holidaymakers start their stay on the neighbouring island of Mallorca in Ibiza City. The island's capital is located on the Mediterranean Sea and rises on a hill overlooking the coast. The cathedral is enthroned on it, which you can visit comfortably with your hired car. From up here you can also enjoy a beautiful view over the city and the Mediterranean Sea. Also worth a visit is the old town of Dalt Vila, which has impressive Moorish defensive walls. It has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999. The whitewashed buildings typical of Ibiza also characterise the townscape.

Hire a car and drive to the neighbouring municipality of San Antonio Abad, which today officially bears the Catalan name Sant Antoni de Portmany. It spreads out around the bay of San Antonio. In the picturesque harbour you can visit the egg of Columbus. The egg-shaped statue with a replica of Christopher Columbus' ship Santa Maria is the emblem of the coastal town. San Antonio Abad is also known for its party mile, the Sunset Strip. There are numerous bars and clubs where famous DJs hang out and holidaymakers dance with locals into the morning hours.