DIARIO DE IBIZA NEWSNews of Ibiza and Formentera updated to the latest minute.

The superyacht ‘Lady Lara’, a 91-metre vessel built by Lürssen in 2015 and valued at €200 million, has returned to Ibiza, currently sailing near Porroig after docking in the island’s port last summer. Owned by Israeli-Kazakh businessman Alexander Machkevitch, co-founder of the Eurasian National Resources Corporation (ENRC), the yacht features designs by Reymond Langton, with highlights including folding balconies, a beach club, spa, and an interior dominated by rare white onyx. It accommodates 18 guests and 29 crew, with amenities such as two swimming pools—one converting into a dance floor—a cinema, heliport, and both indoor and outdoor dining rooms. Annual maintenance reportedly costs €20 million, and this is Machkevitch’s second yacht named Lady Lara, following the sale of a 59-metre Benetti now called Lady Luck.

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Renting a three-bedroom apartment in Ibiza’s Las Boas building, designed by Jean Nouvel and featuring landscaping by Patrick Blanc, commands high prices reflective of its prime seafront location on the Juan Carlos I promenade near Marina Botafoc. The complex, known for its tiered design and vertical gardens, offers 178 apartments with amenities like an infinity pool, private cinema, spa, and fitness centre. Rental costs vary by season, with a three-bedroom, two-bathroom unit on the second floor listed at €16,500 per month for the summer, while winter rentals range between €6,500 and €6,800 per month, according to listings on Idealista.

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The Repsol 2025 Guide has selected 260 new ‘Soletes’, 15 of which are in the Balearic Islands and seven in Ibiza y Formenterato enjoy beach bars and establishments with terraces where you eat well and is very comfortable” during the summer vacations, as reported in a statement. Specifically, with these new ‘Soletes’, this distinction created by the gastronomic guide, now reaches almost 5,000 yellow badges in its vocation to reach the entire geography.

“The Soletes have become a top of the summer, because they save you from having to look for where to go and reveal places that you had not on the radar, with the guarantee of being selected by a team of experts with a gastro criteria that coincides with that of the majority. With the Repsol Guide app it is very easy to find them,” explains María Ritter, director of Guía Repsol.

In Ibiza, the selected restaurants are the ‘Chiringuito Pascual’in Sant Joan de Labritja; ‘Es Galliner’, in Sant Josep de Sa Talaia; ‘La Finca de Can Suldat’in Santa Eulària des Riu, and ‘La Margarita’ and ‘Born’, in Ibiza. In the smaller Pitiusa, the chosen ones are ‘La Tortuga’ y ‘Codice Luna’, in Sant Francesc.

201 in Balears

In total, Balearic Islands has 201 ‘Soletes’. Also among the new selected restaurants in Mallorca are ‘Café Deià’, in Deià; ‘Ses Golondrines’, in Manacor, and ‘SkyBar Restaurant Hotel Almudaina’ and ‘Santal’, in Palma de Mallorca. In Menorca, the ‘Soletes’ went to ‘Isabella Beach Club’, in Es Mercadal, and ‘Es Suís’, ‘Sa lliga Maritim’ and ‘S’Aturadeta Jardins’, in Mahón.

Among the nearly 5,000 establishments already sporting their yellow sticker are plans for all tastes and culinary proposals for many different occasions. “Each cafe, bar, restaurant or beach bar with its Solete Guía Repsol distinction has a story behind it and this summer may be a good time to get to know some of them. In its twelfth edition, the youngest Repsol Guide rating continues its philosophy of rewarding those establishments that you would recommend to a friend, with an appetizing proposal and the closest atmosphere,” they say in the statement.

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Kian Harratt, the Oldham Athletic striker, has knocked a woman unconscious in Ibiza after throwing a chair at him in the middle of a quarrel. The 23-year-old soccer player was engaged in a a fight with his friends and other British tourists, when a middle-aged woman attempted to intervene between them to break up the argument, and it was at that point that the player, knocked out the woman after throwing a chair off the terrace at her.

After the blow, the woman fell unconscious at the edge of the pool. After a few minutes, several bystanders came to her aid. She was not the only chair that flew, but the tossing of the furniture continued until one of the members of the fight, Brandon Watkins fell into the pool because of the impact.

Brandon, has recounted his Facebook account why the dispute started. “Five guys came to our hotel playing silly buggers around the pool, splashing people who were throwing balls at the women, and one of them said ‘What are you looking at’, so he came up to me and I dropped him… Then they started throwing chairs because they couldn’t resist and everyone knows how slippery the pool is, so they in keeping the chairs from hitting us, I slipped in the pool and that’s what went viral,” he wrote.

“If only they had let me out of the pool or in with me, they would have given them another slap, but they didn’t, they kicked them out…. They were all sitting around the pool after they came up to us, shook our hands and invited us to drink because the guys were bastards“, Watkins added.

The fight took place in Ibiza, in the Marco Polo Hotel in San Antonio, where several lifeguards of the complex, together with the security of the hotel, they tried to intervene to end the incident, but were ignored by all participants. In contrast, the two wounded tourists remained in the pool while their opponents mocked continually taunting them.

After the video where the player was seen gone went viral, the player has not said anything about it about what happened, but she did share photos on her social networks about her trip on the island. The incident has occurred almost three weeks after the footballer’s scored the winning goal at Wembley for his side to take the National League play-off final and secure their return to the Football League.

Embroiled in controversy

It seems that Harratt is haunted by controversy. A year ago, while he was on loan at Fleetwood Town from Huddersfield Town, authorities authorities imposed a fine of 1,000 pounds after being found poaching in North Yorkshire, England. Among other hunting controversies, it was also fined for placing nearly 500 sports bets on soccer games, where 36 of them were from the team where Kian was playing at the timehuddersfield.

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The second weekend of The Feast or the contemporary art fair CAN Art are the two most striking events of this weekend, which arrives with a full agenda.

The children’s theater festival of Sant Josep returns to the school of Sant Jordi, with shows every afternoon from Thursday to Sunday.

The Can Art fair celebrates a new edition also from Thursday to Sunday, with a representation of 35 galleries from different cities around the world.

In addition, there is a lot of music, among which we can highlight a jazz jam thursday at The Standard, a new concert by the rapper Vinnie Dollar on Friday at the Jazztabé, a tribute show to Abba of the Petit Cor and Passion Dance on Saturday at Can Ros, or a choral concert dedicated to the 20th anniversary of the Santa Cruz Choir on Sunday, without forgetting that this Friday begins the Sant Josep’s Flamenco Days with a show of the Conservatorio Antonio Ruiz Soler of Seville in es Caló de s’Oli.

It is also worth mentioning that different towns and neighborhoods are celebrating their patron saint festivalswith a wide range of activities in Sant Joan, the Pilar de la Mola, the neighborhood of San Pablo de Vila or es Canar.

On Saturday there will also be the last acts of Pride 2025 in Formentera and Sant Josep.

And we must not forget a new dramatized visit to the Vila Old Cemeterythe visit of the monologuist Felipe Mateos to the Jazztabé hall or the last Ibizan presentation of the book llegenda de sa sírvia negra mala’ at Can Toni d’en Jaume Negre. All this on Sunday.

Wilbur is one of the stars of the El Festín / DI theater festival

THURSDAY, JUNE 26

The Feast 2025

Sant Josep Children’s Theatre Festival. CEIP Sant Jordi

18 hours:

‘Circ’. Escola de Circ Eivissa Omega. 7 pm: ‘L’Y – Ansia per volar’. Cia Yldor Llach (Catalonia) 20 hours: ‘Think Wilbur’. Wilbur (Madrid). 21.30 hours: el somni d’un pardal’ Cia Circ Panic (Catalonia).

Literature

‘Coses nostres’. Commentary on the work of Ilu Ros in the Feminist Reading Club of the Town Hall of Eivissa. At 6.30 pm at the Casal d’Igualtat.

Music

Jara Jazz Jam. With Pere Navarro Trio and Norberto Rodríguez. From 7.30 pm at The Standard Hotel in Vila.

Catherine Taylor Dawson. Soul, jazz, rock. Sant Josep is Music. 7 pm at Can Jordi Blues Station.

Funk Ku. Funk and hip hop. Sant Josep is Music. 8 pm at Petunia Ibiza.

Los del Varadero. Rumba. Sant Josep is Music. 20.30 hours in Tribu, es Pouet.

Héctor Roldán. Melodic song Sant Josep es Música. 20.30 hours in Es Racó Verd.

Querencia. Flamenco. Sant Josep is Music. 20.30 hours at Royal Park Vintage.

‘World Music’. ‘Música a les places’ of Formentera. 22.30 hours in es Pujols.

Cinema

‘The Lives of Sing Sing’, by Greg Kwedar (USA, 2023) VOS. Anem al cine’ (Let’s go to the movies). 20.30 hours at the Multicines Eivissa.

io Capitano’. By Matteo Garrone (Italy, 2023) VOSE. Cycle Cinema a la Fresca de Formentera. 10 pm in the square of the Church of Sant Ferran.

Festivities of San Pablo

19.30 to 0 hours:

Tardeo payés 20.30 hours: Colla de Vila. 21.15 hours: Pep Còsmic i es Verrus de Balàfia. 22.15 hours: Concert by Endèmics.

The Conservatory Antonio Ruiz Soler of Seville, in the Jornadas Flamencas de Sant Josep / DI

FRIDAY, JUNE 27TH

The Feast 2025

Sant Josep Children’s Theatre Festival. CEIP Sant Jordi

18 hours:

‘Ikigai. La teva raó de ser’. Clownidoscopio. 7 p.m: ‘Stree Sale’. Cia Los Colgados (Quebec – Catalunya) 20 hours: ‘Gran Sonata’. Le Puant (Catalonia). 21.30 hours: ‘Uco, un paisano diferente’ Cia Nado Caneca (Madrid).

Sant Joan Festivities

21 hours:

Lecture ‘Total solar eclipses visible from Ibiza: Historical tour’. Plenary Hall of the Town Hall. Organized by: Cultural Association of Sant Joan de Labritja.

Festivities of San Pablo

20 to 0 hours:

One from the West. The country comes to Sao Paulo. 8 p.m. to 10 p.m: Mechanical bull. 21.30 hours: Performance by the students of the country workshop. 21.45 hours: Online country workshop with GiP. 23 hours: Martin Pollard, with social dancing until midnight.

Jornadas Flamencas

Show ‘Suite Flamenca’, by students and teachers of Flamenco at the Conservatory Antonio Ruiz Soler of Seville. 20 hours in the Auditori Caló de s’Oli de Sant Josep.

Music

‘Children of the 80’s’. Party with Rebeka Brown and the dj’s of Dreamteam Megamix and La Movida. From 7pm at Hard Rock Hotel Ibiza. Tickets at 20 € on the website of children of the 80’s.

Vinnie Dollar. Hip hop. 8 p.m. at JazzTaBé in Vila.

Rick & Carly. Soul, pop. Sant Josep is Music. 9 pm at El Limonero.

Igea. Pop. Sant Josep is Music. 9 pm at Can Riku.

Airs of the South. Rumba and flamenco. Sant Josep is Music. 9 pm at Can Toni Beach.

Carlos Tur. Melodic song. Sant Josep is Music. 21.30 hours at La Ponderosa.

Groove Garage. Soul 11pm at Café Pereyra Ibiza. Free entrance.

‘Música en viu’. Cicle ‘Música a les places’ of Formentera. 10 pm in Sant Ferran.

Pride 2025

Santa Eulària: Reading of the manifesto at 12 noon in the Plaza de España.

Children’s

Contacontes Coeducatius de Vila: ‘The color of your skin’, by Desirée Acevedo. For children from 3 to 12 years old and their families. 6 pm at Casal d’Igualtat de Vila.

Cinema

‘Hidden in Bruges’, by Martin McDonagh (United Kingdom). Cycle ‘Divendres de cine’. 8 pm at the Can Jeroni de Sant Josep Cultural Center. Free admission until full capacity.

‘Volveréis’. By Jonás Trueba (Spain, 2024). Cycle Cinema a la Fresca de Formentera. 10 pm at the Casa del Poble de la Mola.

The Petit Cor and Passion Dance, in the show ‘ABBA’ / DI

SATURDAY, JUNE 28TH

The Feast 2025

Sant Josep Children’s Theatre Festival. CEIP Sant Jordi

18 hours:

‘Momo’. Grup Bambalina Musicaldanza (Eivissa). 7 pm: romeu i Julieta’. Grup ESO El Teatreduca (Mallorca) 20 hours: alyson and Herbert’. Cia Sebastien Dethise (Tarragona). 21 hours: ‘Chances’ Cia Piero Partigianoni – Poetic Clown (Granada).

Sant Joan Festivities

11.30 hours:

Water games and bouncy castles. Municipal Swimming Pool.

Sant Joan festivities in la Mola

21 hours:

Cantada pagesa at la casa del poble.

Festivities of San Pablo

11.30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m:

Foam party with Kairos Ibiza. 10 p.m. to 0.30 a.m: Rumba group Los del Varadero.

Festivities of es Canar

12 to 19 hours:

Day of the unstoppable. Solidarity party for the benefit of the José Carreras Leukemia Foundation. Hostal Mar y Huerta Ibiza.

Pride 2025

Formentera

17.30 hours:

Stamp workshop in Sant Francesc square. 18.30 hours: Children’s rainbow masks workshop. 21.30 hours: Batucada de Bloco Colubraria. 10 pm: Pride party with djs and surprises. With Flowdalou, Santa Allegria and Luna Martinez.

Sant Josep

10 a.m. to 1 p.m:

Market stall. 11 am: Reading of the manifesto at the entrance of the City Hall. 12 noon: Radio program ‘Lovin’ You’, with Nacho Arias, at Can Jeroni.

Music

Roxela. Swing and folk. Sant Josep is Music. 11.30 to 13 hours in the craft market of Sant Josep.

Bluesmàfia. Blues and swing. Sant Josep is Music. 13 hours at Can Jordi Blues Station.

ZZ Rock. Tribute to ZZ Top. Sant Josep is Music. 16.30 hours at Rosana’s.

Tribute to Bob Marley. With Arena and Berto Velvet. Sant Josep is Music. 5 pm at Sofia Gastrobar.

Rumbera Mission. Rumba. Sant Josep is Music. 8 pm at Cas Costas.

Antonio Muñoz. Flamenco. Sant Josep is Music. 20.30 hours in Es Racó Verd.

‘Abba’. Choral show by Petit Cor and Passion Dance. Directed by Jordi Martí. Program ‘Nits al Museu’ of the Ethnographic Museum of Eivissa, Can Ros, Santa Eulària. At 10 pm.

Dea Tanit. Pop rock versions. Cycle ‘Rock & Ryans’. 21 hours at the hotel Ryans Lolas in Cala de Bou.

jazz a la Plaça’. Jam session of the cycle ‘Música a les places’ of Formentera. 10 pm in Sant Francesc.

Reya Thomas & the Groove Machine. Rock and soul. From 11.30 p.m. at Teatro Ibiza in Vila. Free admission.

Society

‘Childhood is not to be touched’. Eivissa family workshops. prevention at home’, by María Sánchez and Paula Aguilar. From 10 am to 12 pm at the Casal d’Igualtat de Vila. Free admission with previous registration at 971397626 or igualtat@eivissa.es.

Books

‘A Moorish barquette’. Presentation of the book by Antoni Manonelles by the author and Fanny Tur. 20.30 hours at Ca n’Andreu des Trull, Sant Carles.

Leisure

‘Dissabtes a la fresca’. 21 to 22 hours, creative workshop for children with Fran Lucas Simón. 10 pm: Concert by La Bendita Acusticumbia. Artistic Market of Sant Ferran, Formentera.

The comedian Felipe Mateos will be this Sunday at Jazztabè / DI

SUNDAY, JUNE 29TH

The Feast 2025

Sant Josep Children’s Theatre Festival. CEIP Sant Jordi

18 hours:

Acrobatics on fabric. Circ Aerial (Eivissa). 7 pm: sa Màquina’. Grup de Teatre des Cubells Júnior (Eivissa). 20 hours: ‘Les Frikis’. Cia Mundo Costrini (Argentina). 21.30 hours: ‘Woooooow!’ Cia La Churry (Catalonia).

Festivities of San Pablo

12 noon:

Mass officiated by the Bishop of Eivissa followed by procession with the Musical Group of the Brotherhood of the Recumbent Christ. 20 hours: IX Concurso Jóvenes Talentos (presented by Jesús Rumbo). 21.30 hours: IV Conc urso Talentos Senior (presented by Jesús Rumbo).

Music

New Voices II. Concert by the Bravo mixed choir and soloists, dedicated to the 20th anniversary of the Santa Cruz parish choir. Classical music, zarzuela ‘La del soto del parral’ and operetta ‘El Murciélago’. Directed by Elena Prokhorova. 20 hours in the parish hall of Santa Cruz.

Cuban Soul. Latin party. Sant Josep is Music. 19 hours at Tropicana de es Jondal.

Black Leaves. Soul. Sant Josep is Music. 8 pm at Petunia.

Querencia. Flamenco. Sant Josep is Music. 20.30 hours in Tribu.

History

Dramatized visit to the Cementeri Vell de Vila. A journey through the history of the oldest cemetery in the city and the personalities buried there. 9 pm. Free activity with previous registration at www.eivissaparticipa.es.

Pride2025 Formentera

18 hours:

Reading Club ‘Serem eternxs’ at Roco Formentera.

Humor

Felipe Mateos. Monologue. 8 p.m. at JazzTaBé in Vila.

Books

‘Llegenda de sa sírvia negra mala’. Last presentation of the book by Lluís Ferrer and Antonio Rodríguez Cano, by the authors and Agnès Vidal. 12 noon at Can Toni d’en Jaume Negre estate

ART

CAN Art Fair. Fair attended by 35 art and design galleries from different cities around the world. Hours: Thursday to Saturday from 5 to 9 pm and Sunday June 29 from 12 to 6 pm. General admission 20 euros. Residents of the Balearic Islands, students under 25 and pensioners, 10 euros.

OFF Program of CAN Art Fair . Exhibitions by Adrián Martínez, from May 30 to June 29 at sa Punta des Molí in Sant Antoni; Alba Suau & Adrià Mayordomo, from May 30 to June 29 at Far de ses Coves Blanques in Sant Antoni; Guillermo Fornes, from May 30 to June 29 at Es Polvorí in Dalt Vila; Joan Canyelles, from May 30 to June 29 at the Air Raid Shelter in Santa Eulària; Samuel Almansa, from May 20 to June 29 at the Blanco Hotel in Formentera, and public art ‘The Owl 2025’, by Stefan Strumbel, from June 19 to September 29 at the Vara de Rey promenade in Vila.

Miquel Barceló’s return to the caves in Ibiza / J.A.RIERA

EXHIBITIONS

‘Tradicions’. Group exhibition of artists of the Associació MultiArt d’Eivissa (AMAE). Inauguration on Thursday 26 June at 7 pm. From Monday to Saturday from 6 to 8.30 pm. Until July 12th.

Oliver Janssen. Photographs. Ocean Drive Hotel Ibiza. Until July 7th.

Works of the sewing and pattern making course. Exhibition of works of the Associaci’ño de Moda d’Eivissa i Formentera. From Tuesday to Saturday from 10 to 13.30 and from 17 to 20 hours. Until July 2nd.

‘La mirada sargantana’. Works by Rob Loren. From June 26 to July 23 at the exhibition hall of the Centro Cultural de Jesús.

Mavi Iglesias. Paintings. From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the cultural hall of Sant Joan. Until June 29th.

Miquel Barceló. ‘El present permanent’. Recent work by the Mallorcan artist. Museum of Contemporary Art of Eivissa (MACE). Until November 16th.

Spencer Lewis. ‘La noche de día’, paintings. Summer exhibition at La Nave de ses Salines. Until october.

reencounter’. Works by Erwin Bechtold and Franco Monti. Estudi Tur Costa de Jesús. Until september.

‘Carles Guasch. Obres 2020-2025’. Paintings. Sa Nostra Sala, c/Aragó, 17, Ibiza. Monday to Friday from 10 am to 1.30 pm and from 5.30 pm to 8.30 pm. Until July 7th.

‘Leonardo da Vinci’. Interactive exhibition installed in the Plaça de sa Riba in the port of Eivissa. Monday to Sunday from 11 am to 2 pm and from 5 pm to 11 pm. Guided tours in Spanish on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 12.30 pm and Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays at 7.15 pm. Guided tours in Catalan Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at 12.30 pm and Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7.15 pm. School visits from Monday to Friday from 9.30 a.m. to 11 a.m. and from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. by prior reservation at 900801137. Until July 22nd.

Collective in Also. Works by Matthias Biberon, Jesús de Miguel, Prudence Dudan, Bertrand Fompeyrine, Sébastien Kito, Benjamin Pelletier and Natalie Rich. Gallery also of Santa Gertrudis.

Jordi Soldevila Segura: ‘Homenatge a Toni Catany i posidònies’. From 11 am to 2 pm and from 7 pm to 9 pm at the Ajuntament Vell de Formentera hall. Until June 28th.

Alexander Höller, ‘The Emotion Artist’. Paradiso Ibiza Art Hotel. Until the end of June.

‘Iron and pendulums’. Exhibition by Mariano Marín Porcar. Caló de s’Oli Auditorium. From Monday to Saturday from 6.30 pm to 8.30 pm and from Friday to Sunday from 11 am to 1.30 pm. Until June 29th.

Jaume Marí. ‘Imaginari’, metal sculptures. Can Jordi Blues Station. Until July 14th.

Jean-Marc Bustamante. ‘1995-2025’, paintings, photographs and sculptures. Parra & Romero Gallery of Santa Gertrudis.

Harlys Becerra. ‘Symbiosis’, paintings. Hotel Me Ibiza in Santa Eulària.

Jerome Ferriere. Black and white photography. Aubergine room of Atzaró. Every day from 12 to 0 hours. Until June 30.

‘Fragments of architecture’. Exhibition and book by architects Marià Castelló and Lorena Ruzafa, with texts by Jesús Rodríguez Comes. Headquarters of the College of Architects in Eivissa, Can Llaneres, Dalt Vila. Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., until September 19.

Toni Sánchez. love & pop 2′. Pop art painting. Until June 27th at Club Diario de Ibiza. Monday to Thursday from 11 am to 1 pm and Friday from 6 pm to 8 pm.

‘Històries de migracions. Eivissa i Formentera, terra de sortida i arribada’. Exhibition on migrations of the Fons Pitiús de Cooperació. From Tuesday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Faro de la Mola in Formentera. Until September 28th.

Willie Márquez. ‘Carigrafías’, paintings. Estudi Tur Costa de Jesús.

‘Flexible unions’. Exhibition of paintings by Jesús de Miguel, curated by Anna Dimitrova, at ADDA Gallery, the gallery located in Paradiso Ibiza Art Hotel, in Cala de Bou. Until July 12th.

‘Enrich3’. Exhibition of painting, sculpture and ephemeral gestures curated by Luis Galliussi with work by Ramon Enrich and his sons, Enrich.R and Isidre Enrich. Laterna Studio, in Santa Gertrudis. Until July 10.

sanç I, King of the Crown of Mallorca. The forgotten monarch’. Exhibition for the 700th anniversary of the end of the reign. Monographic Museum of Puig des Molins. Until November 2nd.

Jaume Roig. ‘Cyclopea’, sculptures. Micus de Jesús Space from 5 pm to 9 pm. Open Sundays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. or by appointment by phone 971191923. Until July.

Olga Muz. ‘Ciclo Vidas’, photographs. Ses Casetes Art Café de Sant Mateu. Until July 1st.

STREET MARKETS

Sant Joan: Craft market, clothing, accessories and local products. Children’s activities and live music. Sundays from 10 am to 4 pm.

Las Daliascrafts, clothing, accessories and products from all over the world. Sant Carles. Saturdays from 10 am to 8 pm. Night Market: Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays from 6 pm to midnight, from June to September.

Market of sa Cooperativalocal product kilometer 0. Every Friday from 9 am to 2 pm at the Agricultural Cooperative of Sant Antoni.

Sant Jordi: Second hand market. Every Saturday from 8 am to 3 pm at the Hippodrome de Sant Jordi.

Forada: Market of artisan products and gastronomy of Ibiza. Every Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm.

Cala Llenya. Handicrafts, clothes, accessories…. Live music. Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Cala Llenya Restaurant.

Port of Ibiza. Hippy and craft market. Every day from 6 pm to 1.30 am. Until October.

Sant Rafel. Mostra artesanal. Crafts, ceramics and zero kilometer products. Thursdays from 7.30 p.m. to 10.30 p.m., until September 11.

Sant Josep. Ecological, Local and Craft Market. Live music and children’s workshops. Every Saturday from 9.30 am to 1.30 pm in the center of Sant Josep. Until October.

Platja d’en Bossa. Hippy Market with crafts, fashion and accessories. Ruda and Bruc streets. Every day from 18 to 0 hours. From May to October.

Santa Eulària. Craft market at the Paseo de s’Alamera. Every day except Wednesdays and Sundays from 9 am to 2 pm and from 6 pm to 9 pm. Until October 31st.

Santa Gertrudis. Craft market and local products. Fridays from 6 pm to midnight next to the church square. Until September.

Cala Llonga. Craft market. Thursdays from 6 pm to midnight at the promenade. Until October.

Benirràs. Hippy Market. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays from noon to midnight, next to the beach. Until the end of September.

Formentera:

Second hand market of Sant Francesc: Tuesdays and Saturdays from 11 am to 2 pm in the Jardí de ses Eres. All year round.

Market of Sant Francesc: Monday to Sunday from 10 am to 2 pm. In July and August Monday and Tuesday also from 20 to 0 hours. From May 1 to October 31.

Craft market of Sant Ferran: Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 8:00 pm to 0:00 am. From May 30 to September 28.

Craft market of La Mola: Hippie market. Wednesdays and Sundays from 4.30 pm to 10 pm. From May 1st to October 9th.

Es Pujols flea market: Crafts and accessories. Monday to Friday from 19 to 0 hours. From May 1 to September 30.

For the full article, please visit Diario de Ibiza website here.

The National Police of the Organized Crime Group of the Bilbao Judicial Police Brigade, in collaboration with officials of the Bilbao Airport Border Post and the Fugitive Group I of the General Commissariat of the Judicial Police, have arrested in Loiu an ibicencan of 38 years old who had a ‘European Arrest Warrant for Arrest and Surrender’ as the alleged perpetrator of a crime of arms trafficking.

According to the Superior Police Headquarters of the Basque Country, the detainee was detected on a flight from New York, after which he was arrested on the basis of a warrant issued by the Swedish judicial authorities.

The 39-year-old man, from Ibiza, was charged after detecting that he had sent by post to the Northern European country a weapon of fire , which was intercepted by your law enforcement agencies who, after conducting the necessary investigation, identified the arrestee as the person allegedly responsible for the shipment.

As a result of the processing of the Euro Order, the man against whom the international judicial claim was pending was arrested at the Biscay airport thanks to the police collaboration and the device established.

The arrest was possible after checking several flights from the United States to Bilbao, after verifying that the detainee appeared on one of the tickets from New York with a stopover in Munich (Germany) and final destination Bilbao, a transfer that he made the next day and after which he was arrested in the air terminal of the Biscayan capital.

After the arrest of this man of Spanish nationality and the processing of the corresponding police report by the group of Organized Crime of the National Police, he was put in the custody of the police at the disposal of the Court Central de Instrucción nº 5 en funciones de Guardia de la Audiencia Nacional (competent instance in extradition matters), through the Duty Court of Bilbao.

For the full article, please visit Diario de Ibiza website here.

The Local Police of Ibiza has denounced the drivers of two Ferrari cars caught while making illegal races in an avenue of the city. Specifically, the facts have occurred on Wednesday morning in Vuit d’Agost.

The agents have intercepted the two high-end vehicles racing on this road, where the speed is limited to 30 kilometers per hour, as reported in their social networks, where they have not clarified at what speed they were traveling at the time of the races.

The police have imposed them a penalty of 500 euros each and issued a report for reckless driving.

In this sense, they have recalled that behaviors like these put us all “at risk”: “Ibiza is not a circuit, it is a city where we live and coexist“. From the Local Police emphasize that they have “zero tolerance for this type of behavior”.

For the full article, please visit Diario de Ibiza website here.

At 6:21 a.m. last Tuesday morning, a cab driver recorded a car that was driving in the opposite direction on the road of Sant Antoni . The cab left the traffic circle at [UNVRS] in the direction of Ibiza. As it was about to overtake another vehicle, before reaching the traffic circle following the Ibiza Fire Station, a car appeared in the left lane, driving with its lights on in the opposite direction.

The cab was able to avoid the driver going in the opposite direction, who still had to travel a few more meters to reach the traffic circle of [UNVRS] and be able to change its course and go in the right direction.

Between two cars

The cab driver stuck to the median and the car that was being overtaken also stuck to the shoulder while the car that was going in the opposite direction passed in the middle of the two the line that separates the two lanes.

Fortunately, both avoided the collision with the driver who was driving in the opposite direction and there were no injuries. The sequence was recorded by the front and rear camera of the cab.

For the full article, please visit Diario de Ibiza website here.

The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has activated the yellow risk for high temperatures this Wednesday in Ibiza y Formentera. The alert will remain active from 12 to 19 hours.

Maximum temperatures are expected to reach 36 degrees, mainly in the west of Ibiza, according to the Aemet.

The rest of the week is also expected to be hot during the day (up to 33 degrees) with tropical nights: around 24 degrees.

Tips for surviving the heat

In these cases, Emergencies insists on prevention to face the episode of high temperatures and recommends drinking plenty of fluids even if you are not thirsty (especially children and the elderly), but avoiding alcoholic beverages, with caffeine or with a lot of sugar.

Also eat more fruits and vegetables and avoid very hot meals, as well as physical activity in the hottest hours.

Emergencies also recommend “showering often, wearing light-colored, light clothing that is not tight and made of natural fabrics and covering your head with a hat”.

In addition, they urge to take advantage of the first and last hours of the day to do the steps that require going outside.

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