Ibiza Villa Rentals: A 2027 Area and Price Guide

Quick answer: planning Ibiza villa rentals for 2027

For a 2027 Ibiza villa holiday, choose the area before comparing the villa itself: it determines the airport journey, the shape of the stay and the practical value of a short or week-long booking. Azul Stays’ Ibiza inventory places villas in Es Cubells, Roca Llisa, Santa Eulària des Riu, Sant Jordi, Talamanca/Jesús and Ibiza. Published 2027 Ibiza nightly rates run from €1,345 to €35,357 across the seasons shown, with a €4,465 median in June through September. Most listed Ibiza villas have a seven-night minimum, although selected homes permit one or three nights. Check the licence number against the Consell d’Eivissa register, use Ibiza Airport (IBZ) as the road-arrival reference, and leave time for the ferry if Formentera is on the plan.

Which Ibiza villa area should you choose?

Choose the area by the journey you are willing to make and the group size, bedrooms and minimum stay you need. The following choices use the live portfolio location labels and the airport-to-place routes; they are a useful first filter before you compare individual Ibiza villas.

Es Cubells is a sensible starting point for a group that values the listed ocean-view setting and accepts an airport route of about 19 minutes. Punta Paraiso sleeps 14 in six bedrooms, has published nightly rates of €1,450–€4,465 and a three-night minimum. It is the practical Es Cubells option for a shorter break within the current inventory.

Roca Llisa suits a group that wants to compare short-stay flexibility with a five-bedroom layout. Villa Altos Del Albir sleeps 10 in five bedrooms, is listed at €1,412–€4,203 per night and has a three-night minimum. Its listing notes proximity to a golf course. The route from the airport to Roca Llisa is about 24 minutes, so it works better when that location and the villa’s particular features matter more than the quickest arrival.

Santa Eulària des Riu (Santa Eulalia) is the collection’s eastern-area choice. Villa Can Colonial sleeps 14 in seven bedrooms, publishes €3,478–€4,347 nightly and has a seven-night minimum. Its listing records daily housekeeping, a mountain view, a gym and a sauna. The airport route to Santa Eulària des Riu is about 25 minutes, the longest of the place-centre routes in this guide.

Sant Jordi de ses Salines is the clear choice for a group prioritising a very short airport journey. Villa Roca sleeps 16 in eight bedrooms, publishes €10,000–€12,000 per night and has a one-night minimum. The route to Sant Jordi is about six minutes. The listing records daily housekeeping, a private chef, a gym and a sauna; check the villa page for the scope of any listed amenity for your dates.

Talamanca/Jesús works for a group considering a six-bedroom home and a seven-night stay. Can Nemo sleeps 12 in six bedrooms, has published nightly rates of €5,143–€16,286 and a seven-night minimum. Use the specific address when finalising transport: the route to Talamanca is about 16 minutes, while the route to Jesús is about 13 minutes.

Ibiza Town (Eivissa) fits plans that put the Port of Ibiza and a Formentera ferry day at the centre of the itinerary. The inventory snapshot labels Tagomago Island simply as Ibiza: it sleeps 10 in five bedrooms, publishes €27,500–€35,357 per night and has a seven-night minimum. Confirm the property’s transfer and access details before booking. The road route from Ibiza Airport to Ibiza Town is about 21 minutes.

How much do Ibiza villa rentals cost in 2027?

Published 2027 Ibiza rates vary materially by date and villa. The figures below are the median and range of published nightly rates across the Ibiza portfolio for a mid-month date, not a quote for a particular stay. Exact pricing depends on the chosen dates, and selecting dates on a villa page gives the exact stay price.

Read the range as the breadth of homes currently represented, rather than as a target budget. A group choosing Punta Paraiso is looking at a different level of spend and capacity from a group choosing Tagomago Island. The principal comparison is the villa’s own published seasonal rate, bedrooms, guest capacity and minimum stay.

For example, the named homes in this guide span 10 to 16 guests and five to eight bedrooms, with the exception of villa-specific price variation by season. Begin by entering dates, then test the size of the group against the villa’s published capacity. This avoids using a headline peak rate or a low-season starting rate as though it applied to every date. The Azul Stays villa collection is the useful starting point for that date-led comparison.

A booking process also has a defined payment step: a 25% deposit places a provisional hold, the booking is confirmed in writing, and the balance is due before check-in. Read the written confirmation for the terms that apply to the selected villa and dates.

What minimum stay should you plan for?

Plan for seven nights unless the selected villa expressly shows a shorter minimum. Five of the nine Ibiza homes in the inventory snapshot have a seven-night minimum; two have a three-night minimum and two have a one-night minimum. A short break is therefore possible at particular homes, but it should not be assumed across the island collection.

The examples show why checking the individual listing matters. Punta Paraiso in Es Cubells and Villa Altos Del Albir in Roca Llisa each have a three-night minimum. Villa Roca in Sant Jordi has a one-night minimum. Villa Can Colonial in Santa Eulària des Riu, Can Nemo in Talamanca/Jesús and Tagomago Island are listed with seven-night minimums. The property page is the decision point, because the minimum stay is a villa-specific published condition.

Match the location to the length of stay as well as the price. A one- or three-night booking makes a short airport route more valuable, while a seven-night stay gives more time to use a villa as a base for different parts of Ibiza and a ferry day. It also helps to separate what is stated on a villa listing from what you may wish to arrange separately. Where a specific property lists an amenity such as daily housekeeping or a private chef, review that property’s details rather than treating it as a portfolio-wide feature.

For help comparing dates, contact the villa team by WhatsApp, phone or email through the Azul Stays contact page. Ask for confirmation of the selected home’s dates, published price, minimum stay and any villa-specific amenity details in writing.

Why does an Ibiza tourist-rental licence number matter?

A tourist-rental licence number is a practical booking check, not a decorative line in an advert. The Consell d’Eivissa says legal tourist accommodation is registered in its island register, and its guidance asks travellers to check that an advertisement shows the establishment or home licence number and that the number is visible on arrival. The public register displays tourist-housing entries with registration numbers, so it provides a way to compare the listing with an official record.

For homes covered by the Consell’s guidance, tourist stays in dwellings are described as the letting of the whole single-family home for periods of no more than two months. The Consell also states that tourist stays in multi-family buildings, shared rooms and room-by-room contracts are not permitted on Ibiza. This is one reason the licence number and the type of accommodation should be checked before payment. Booking through an online platform alone is not presented by the Consell as proof of legality.

Azul Stays shows a tourist licence number on a villa page where one is available; the current approved portfolio snapshot records a published tourist licence number for 49 of 64 homes across the Balearic collection. Do not infer that every villa carries one. For a 2027 Ibiza booking, compare the number on the relevant page with the Consell’s public tourist registry and retain the booking documents. This is general travel information, not legal advice. Rules and registers can change, so check the official Consell d’Eivissa source before travel.

Getting to an Ibiza villa from the airport or ferry

Ibiza Airport (IBZ) is the road-arrival point used for the drive estimates below. Aena provides airport car, bus and taxi information, and advises passengers using taxis to take one from the signed terminal rank. The table uses the Aena terminal coordinates and place-centre destinations, so the route to a particular villa can be longer or shorter.

These are OpenStreetMap-data OSRM driving routes checked on 9 October 2026, rounded to the nearest minute and tenth of a kilometre. Summer traffic adds time. Use the final villa address, check-in instructions and the arrival time when arranging the last part of the journey.

Ferry arrivals need a separate plan from the airport calculation. The Ibiza–Formentera ferry departs from the Port of Ibiza and arrives at La Savina; it is useful for a day on Formentera but does not replace the airport-to-villa road journey. If you arrive by a different ferry service, confirm its current port, schedule and onward transport with the carrier rather than applying an airport estimate.

Can you take a day trip from Ibiza to Formentera?

Yes. A ferry from Ibiza is the normal way to reach Formentera, which has no airport. Baleària describes the Ibiza–Formentera crossing as about 30 minutes to La Savina, with schedules that should be checked for the actual travel date. The most useful plan is a return ferry timetable first, then transport from La Savina rather than trying to fit the island into an undefined gap between villa plans.

Formentera’s official tourism information recommends moving around by bicycle or public bus, and publishes seasonal public-bus information from La Savina. It also says that from 1 June to 30 September an authorisation is required to drive a visitor’s own vehicle on Formentera; verify the current rule and number-plate process before taking a car. This makes a foot-passenger plan, a bicycle plan or local transport a straightforward option to consider.

Build the day around the ferry rather than the road route from your villa. First, allow the airport-to-area journey only if it is the arrival day. On another day, use the route from the actual villa to the Port of Ibiza, then check the live ferry timetable and the return sailing. A yacht day can be arranged separately through Bluebnc Yachting; it is not included with a villa booking.

Frequently asked questions

What is the usual minimum stay for an Ibiza villa?

The usual minimum stay in the current Azul Stays Ibiza inventory is seven nights. Five of the nine listed Ibiza homes have a seven-night minimum, while two have a three-night minimum and two have a one-night minimum. An Ibiza villa stay should always be checked against the individual property page because the minimum stay is set for that home.

How much are Ibiza villa rentals in July and August 2027?

For a mid-month date in July or August 2027, the published Ibiza portfolio median is €4,465 per night, with a published range from €3,026 to €35,357 per night. Those are portfolio figures, not a quote for every villa. An Ibiza villa rental quote depends on the chosen dates, the property and its published seasonal period.

How long is the drive from Ibiza Airport to Es Cubells?

The route from the Ibiza Airport terminal to the Es Cubells place centre is about 13.2 km and about 19 minutes using OpenStreetMap-data OSRM routing checked on 9 October 2026. A specific Ibiza villa may be closer or farther from the place centre, and summer traffic adds time, so use the property address for the final transfer plan.

How do I check that an Ibiza villa has a tourist-rental licence?

Check that the Ibiza villa advertisement shows a tourist-rental licence number, then compare it with the Consell d’Eivissa tourist registry. The Consell also advises that the number should be visible on arrival. A listing on an online platform is not, by itself, proof that accommodation is legal. Check the official source again before travel because rules and records may change.

Can I visit Formentera as a day trip from an Ibiza villa?

An Ibiza villa holiday can include a Formentera day trip by ferry from the Port of Ibiza to La Savina. Baleària states that the crossing takes about 30 minutes, but departure and return times should be checked for the travel date. Formentera has no airport, and visitor vehicles need authorisation from 1 June to 30 September under the island’s published guidance.

Which Ibiza villa area has the shortest airport route?

Among the place-centre routes used in this guide, Sant Jordi de ses Salines has the shortest route from Ibiza Airport: about 3.5 km and about six minutes using OSRM routing. Villa Roca is the current Azul Stays Sant Jordi listing. It sleeps 16 in eight bedrooms and has a published one-night minimum, subject to the property’s date-specific availability.

Villas featured in this guide

• Punta Paraiso

  Es Cubells · 6 Bedrooms · 14 Guests

  From €1,450 per night

• Villa Altos Del Albir

  Roca Llisa · 5 Bedrooms · 10 Guests

  From €1,412 per night

• Villa Can Colonial

  Santa Eulalia · 7 Bedrooms · 14 Guests

  From €3,478 per night

• Villa Roca

  Sant Jordi · 8 Bedrooms · 16 Guests

  From €10,000 per night