Easter 2025 in Ibiza: A complete guide to activities and accommodation

It might surprise you, but Easter is one of the most anticipated celebrations in Ibiza. It’s a time when the island blends tradition, culture and leisure for both locals and visitors. This year, Easter falls between 13th and 20th April, bringing religious processions, cultural events and a fantastic gastronomic offer to the forefront. It’s the perfect time for those looking for a unique experience before the high season kicks off.

Religious processions and key events

The Easter processions in Ibiza 2025 offer a unique insight into the island’s religious traditions. To check exact schedules and routes, it’s best to visit the Ibiza Town Hall website (www.eivissa.es) or the Diocese of Ibiza (www.obispadodeibiza.es).

One of the most iconic processions takes place in Dalt Vila, where religious brotherhoods march through the cobbled streets carrying religious floats. It’s a truly moving scene, with a dramatic and almost cinematic atmosphere that will leave you speechless.

These processions are usually held on Maundy Thursday and Good Friday, creating a solemn atmosphere filled with history and tradition. Aside from Ibiza Town, processions can also be seen in Santa Eulària and Sant Antoni.

Cultural and leisure activities during Easter in Ibiza

Enjoy Easter in Ibiza 2025 with a wide variety of cultural and artistic activities.

Art exhibitions and museum visits

Easter is also a great time to explore Ibiza’s art and history. In addition to the Ibiza Museum of Contemporary Art (MACE), currently showcasing FOCUS VII, you’ll find outstanding galleries like:

• Parra & Romero – Specialising in conceptual art.
• ADDA Gallery Ibiza – A prominent gallery on the island, exhibiting works by both local and international contemporary artists.

Ibizan gastronomy: must-visit restaurants

Easter is the perfect time to savour traditional Ibizan dishes or explore diverse culinary offerings:

Ca n’Alfredo

A classic in Vara de Rey, offering traditional Easter dishes such as cuiNat (a Lent-friendly vegetable and legume stew) and flaó, a typical cheesecake flavoured with mint.

La Paloma

Located in San Lorenzo, this restaurant is a favourite thanks to its cosy atmosphere and fresh, local ingredients. Their menu blends Mediterranean influences with seasonal dishes.

Passion Cafe

With multiple locations across the island, Passion Cafe is perfect for those looking for healthy options, from natural juices to energy bowls and vegetarian dishes. Its relaxed vibe makes it an ideal spot to start the day or take a break between activities.

Staying at Ocean Drive Talamanca and Ocean Drive Ibiza during Easter 2025

For those looking for a comfortable stay with a prime location during Easter, Ocean Drive Talamanca and Ocean Drive Ibiza are excellent options.

Ocean Drive Talamanca: sophisticated and all-inclusive

This hotel reopens on 10th April, just in time for Easter. Located in one of the island’s top areas, it boasts:

• Four pools
• Gym, yoga classes and workshops
• An exclusive private club called "Piropo"
• Art exhibitions for guests and visitors

Its Up & Down restaurant offers unbeatable views of Talamanca Beach and Dalt Vila, paired with a high-end culinary experience. Book your stay here.

Ocean Drive Ibiza: stunning sea views

Situated in Marina Botafoch, Ocean Drive Ibiza is open all year round, making it the perfect choice for those seeking comfort and proximity to Ibiza Town. The hotel also hosts art exhibitions, while its Sky Bar provides breathtaking views of Dalt Vila – the ideal spot for a sunset cocktail. More information here.

Shopping and local crafts

Exploring local craftsmanship is one of the best ways to take home a unique souvenir from Ibiza.

Elisa Pomar jewellery

If you’re looking for the perfect blend of tradition and modernity, this jewellery brand is for you. Inspired by Ibiza’s cultural heritage, Elisa Pomar’s designs have even been featured on fashion runways. Her creations are a true reference on the island, merging history with contemporary design. Discover her collection here.

Practical tips for enjoying Ibiza during Easter

Weather and what to pack

April in Ibiza brings pleasant temperatures, with lows around 15°C and highs of 22°C. (This is the usual trend, but always check the latest weather forecast before travelling.) It’s generally recommended to pack comfortable clothing, a light jacket for the evenings, and suitable footwear for walking through Dalt Vila or enjoying nature trails.

Getting around the island

To explore Ibiza during Easter, the main transport options are:

• Car rental – The best way to enjoy complete freedom while discovering the island. Rental companies are available at the airport and in Ibiza Town.
• Public transport – Buses connect the main towns, but service frequency may be limited on some routes.
• Taxis and private transport services – Taxis and ride-hailing services like Uber are available island-wide, with designated stops and booking apps.

As you can see, Easter in Ibiza is a unique opportunity to experience a blend of tradition, culture and exclusivity. Whether you’re exploring historical sites, indulging in local gastronomy, or relaxing at a high-end hotel, the island has something for everyone.