September in Ibiza: a late summer well-deserved

September in Ibiza is a paradise. It can be the perfect late summer for someone who enjoys quietness and seeks for peace moments. For the traveler who needs moments of solitude and intimacy and moments of society.

September is a perfect month to disconnect. Many of the tourists have left the island.
There are only residents and digital nomads, locals and people who have not yet gone on vacation. The island is not full, but it is not completely empty. It is not crowded, but it is not uninhabited. It is not without parties, but there are not many parties. It’s the perfect balance: not too much, not too little.

Hotels, like ours, are still open. Restaurants continue to serve their mediterranean dishes.
The stores keep their doors open. Life continues to flow but at a slower pace.

Therefore, Septiember in Ibiza is very attractive: the beaches are clearer, the roads are not extremely busy, the beach bars are a little emptier and the service is more attentive…

Even if the days are not as long as in summer, the light continues to create spectacular sunrises and unforgettable sunsets. The temperature is also very pleasant: warm during the day, cool at night. The sea is calm; its water is cleaner.

Intense sport is easier to practice, because as it is less hot, the schedule can be lengthened: you no longer have to get up early or wait for the night to go for a walk, run or take a ride with your bike. Everything is simpler, easier and more flexible.

Sailing conditions are better, as there is no wind and not too much swell. In addition, the water temperature is usually warmer than in July and August, which is perfect for snorkeling or diving. For swimming or splashing.

September in Ibiza also offers the possibility to experience, in a way, a more authentic and less tourist life. You can perceive, more easily, the true rhythm of the islanders.

The islands offer to all of us something very special: the possibility of stopping and letting go. The possibility to slow down our cadence and to live with more presence. The opportunity not to rush into doing and to enjoy the simple fact of being.