Buses and Taxis, Ibiza – Transportation

Transportation in Ibiza Buses and Taxis

Depending on where you are traveling from or what you are accustomed to, transportation in another country can feel a bit confusing, especially if you factor in language barriers and unfamiliar territory. Continue reading for insider tips on how to get around in one of the most bustling, party cities in Europe: Ibiza, Spain.

Buses

Because Ibiza is a small island, public transportation such as buses, transport many people efficiently, in the hopes of minimizing traffic and getting passengers from point A to B. Depending on the type of night or day you plan on having, different buses may be more suited to your traveling needs. For example, a popular option is the Discobus, which transports passengers from Ibiza to San Antonio safely and reasonably. The bus runs punctually every half hour and is largely filed with party-goers and late night aficionados. Regular bus transportation is also available on the island, during the day, and likely with a slightly different crowd. Despite your preference, bus transportation is common among locals and tourists in the city of Ibiza and takes the pressure to navigate in a foreign city off of you.

Taxis

Like most large cities this day and age, taxi services are also available in the city of Ibiza. Taxis readily await new travelers at the airport and can also be hailed throughout the city. It may behoove you to brush up on your Spanish, or more particularly Catalan the language spoken on the island, if you choose to go this route. However pointing at maps and pocket dictionaries could adequately supplement and help you and your driver troubleshoot the language barrier.

Public transportation in Ibiza is the route to take and because it is the preferred method of travel for residents and tourists alike, it is not hard to find appropriate transport and get to your destination any time of day.

Editor’s note: The information contained on this page was compiled using real traveler reviews about Ibiza