General and organic waste must be placed in bins between 6pm and 11pm until 31 March 2027. Minor offences can carry fines of up to €2,000.

Ibiza Town Council has introduced its winter waste disposal schedule, which will remain in force until 31 March 2027. The council has also reminded residents of the designated days for the collection of furniture, electrical appliances and other bulky household items across the municipality’s different neighbourhoods.

Under the municipal waste management and street cleaning regulations, general waste (non-recyclable rubbish) and organic waste must be placed in the designated bins between 6pm and 11pm during the winter period. This is two hours earlier than the summer schedule, when residents must wait until 8pm to dispose of these waste types.

There are no time restrictions for paper and cardboard, except for commercial cardboard waste, while packaging and containers can be disposed of at any time of the day. Glass must be placed in the designated recycling containers between 8am and 10pm.

Bulky waste collection: neighbourhoods and designated days

Ibiza Town Council also operates a scheduled bulky waste collection service, with specific days assigned to different neighbourhoods.

Mondays and Fridays: The service covers sa Colomina, es Clot, sa Bodega, ses Canyes, es Palmer, es Llimoners, sa Real, Can Bellet, s’Hort del Bisbe, Can Partit, sa Capelleta, Puig des Molins, Dalt Vila, sa Penya, la Marina, s’Alamera and es Pratet.

Tuesdays: Collection takes place in Illa Plana, ses Figueres, Talamanca, the Paseo Marítimo, s’Hort de sa Fruita, es Clot d’en Llaudis, Can Bernat, es Gorg, Ca na Gladis, Cas Dominguets, Cas Ferró, es Raspallar and sa Blanca Dona.

Wednesdays: The service covers Can Bossa, Ca les Ànimes, sa Punta, es Viver and ses Figueretes.

Thursdays: Collection is available in Cas Mut, es Putxet, Can Misses, sa Joveria and Can Bufí.

Sundays: Residents in Can Sifre, Cas Serres, Can Sant, Ca n’Escandell and Can Cantó can use the service.

There is no bulky waste collection on Saturdays.

To use the service, residents must place only furniture, electrical appliances and other large household items outside from 8pm on the designated day for their neighbourhood. Items should be left next to the nearest rubbish container, making sure they do not obstruct pavements or roads.

Fines of up to €2,000 for waste disposal offences

The council has also reminded residents that the municipal waste ordinance provides for penalties for anyone who fails to comply with waste disposal and management regulations.

The maximum fine for minor offences has increased from €600 to €2,000. Offences that can result in a penalty include leaving rubbish bags outside designated containers and throwing cigarette butts onto public streets.

Ibiza Town Council stresses that following the disposal times and bulky waste collection schedule is essential to ensure proper waste management and prevent rubbish from accumulating on public streets and pavements.