Can Caus is well known restaurant on the island of Ibiza frequented by locals and tourists alike. It is situated on the road to Santa Gertrudis la Fruiteria; a village in the centre of the island. Can Caus specialises  in producing and serving the local products of Ibiza, serving typical Ibecenco salads, grilled  meat dishes and delicious organic country wine. Not to be missed !

La Paloma is located in the village of San Lorenzo; again frequented mainly by locals and those tourists fortunate enough to discover this little gem. La Paloma mixes Italy and Ibiza together providing a culinary delight, a  relaxing atmosphere in the heart of the Ibiza countryside.
Both restaurants place great emphasis upon using fresh and organic ingredients.

Trips
DAlt Villa is the old town of Ibiza, a fortress like citadel perched on top of a large rock and craggy cliffs. It has been described as one of the few fortress like towns of its kind left in Western Europe and has been classified as a world heritage site since 1999. The trip to DAlt Villa can be combined with an easy walk or a strenuous hike.

Sunset or Daybreak at Es Vedra is again not to be missed and is one of the most dramatic sights in Ibiza. Es Vedra and Es Vedrannel are two offshore islands, (rock faces) that offer an imposing and dramatic contrast to the relaxing Ibiza countryside. The trip to Es Vedra can  also be combined with an easy walk or a strenuous hike.

Formentera
The tiny island of Formentera lies of the coast of Ibiza and has been described as the” last jewel of the Mediterranean”. While Ibiza is hilly, Formentera is a long narrow strip of land less than 1km wide in places with low stone walls, giant Fig trees surrounded by turquoise blue water on both sides. It is best explored on bicycle  with refuelling and swim options included along the way.