For Chris

40,
in Ibiza.

Chris turns 40, and we're taking it to the White Isle — five nights of long lunches, longer sunsets, and the odd late one.

Birthday Thursday, June 3rd, 2027
Wed Jun 2 → Mon Jun 7 · Eivissa, Illes Balears

The coves—pine, rock, and impossible turquoise

Two sides of the island

One island,
two tempos.

Turquoise cove with sun loungers and thatched umbrellas at Cala d'Hort By day
Slow hours

Days that unfold slowly.

Coves ringed by pine and rock. Water somewhere between glass and turquoise. Long lunches that begin at three and end whenever the ice runs out. This is the Ibiza most people forget exists — and it's where the trip lives most of the time.

Nighttime pool party with dancers, disco balls and coloured lights By night
Late hours

Nights that don't want to end.

And then the sun drops behind Es Vedrà and the island wakes up. Pool bars in Playa d'en Bossa, a table somewhere in the old town, a walk home when the streetlights are the same colour as the sky. Optional, but strongly encouraged — at least once.

The days

Six days on the White Isle.

Nothing is compulsory. Everything is optional. The only fixed point on the calendar is Thursday night.

Wed · Jun 2
Landing
Arrivals through the afternoon. Welcome dinner at the villa.
Thu · Jun 3
The main event✳
Beach in the morning. Something a little louder after dark.
Fri · Jun 4
Slow recovery
Cala Comte, a long lunch, no alarms.
Sat · Jun 5
Out on the water
Boat day around Formentera. Back by sunset.
Sun · Jun 6
One last sunset
Dinner in Dalt Vila, drinks somewhere with a view west.
Mon · Jun 7
Adiós
Departures throughout the day. Until the next one.

Before you fly

One thing to do first.

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Before you come

A few useful things.

Getting there

Ibiza Airport (IBZ) is the only way in by air, twenty minutes from town. Direct flights from most of Europe; connect through Madrid, Barcelona, or London from further afield.

Where we're based

A villa on the west of the island, within reach of Cala d'Hort, San Antonio for sunsets, and Ibiza Town for the nights that call for it.

Weather in early June

Warm and dry — mid-twenties °C by day, mid-teens at night. The sea is swimmable. Pack for beach, for dinner, and for one big night.

Currency & language

Euro. Spanish and Catalan are both official; English is widely spoken across the island's tourist areas.

Getting around

A hire car makes the island. Taxis exist but can be scarce late at night — we'll sort transport for the big evenings in advance.

What to bring

Swim things, sun things, one nice outfit, comfortable shoes for cobbled streets, and — this is not negotiable — a hat.