Staying at Sirenis Seaview Country Club (Holiday Village Seaview Ibiza)? Our Local Family Guide to Things to Do Nearby
If you're staying at Sirenis Seaview Country Club, also known to many UK holidaymakers as Holiday Village Seaview Ibiza, and wondering what there is to do at the hotel and nearby, this guide is for you.
Sirenis Seaview sits beside Port des Torrent at the quieter end of San Antonio Bay. For families, it's a great location: there's enough happening inside the resort that you don't need to leave every day, but beaches, boat trips, restaurants, sunsets, San Antonio and Ibiza Town are all within easy reach when you do want to explore.
We've lived in Ibiza since 2006 and have spent years working with hotels and helping visitors make the most of their holidays. These are the sorts of recommendations we genuinely give to friends, family and guests staying in this part of the island.
Massage Beach Ibiza also provides massage, facial and nail treatments directly at Sirenis Seaview, so we're regularly at the hotel throughout the summer and know both the resort and the surrounding area well.
Whether you're researching your holiday months before you travel or you're already beside the pool wondering what to do tomorrow, here's how we'd make the most of a stay at Sirenis Seaview.
Sirenis Seaview Quick Facts
Sirenis Seaview is in Port des Torrent, at the western end of San Antonio Bay, and is particularly suited to family and multi-generational holidays.
Port des Torrent beach is around a 3-minute walk away. Inside the resort, don't miss the separate infinity pool with its beautiful sea views, as well as the water park, climbing and adventure areas, football, sports, clubs and organised activities.
A supermarket is directly opposite the hotel, along with a doctor if somebody needs medical attention during the holiday. The nearest pharmacy is approximately a 10-minute walk away, heading further into San Antonio Bay.
You can travel into San Antonio by road or, during the summer season, take the water taxi from Port des Torrent.
Massage Beach Ibiza provides poolside massages, facials, manicures and pedicures at the hotel.
And our biggest tip before we go any further?
Book the things you really want to do early.
That applies to popular children's activities, speciality restaurants where reservations are required, excursions and your massage or beauty treatments. Leaving everything until halfway through the holiday can mean the best times have already gone.
Your First Afternoon at Sirenis Seaview – What We'd Do
After travelling to Ibiza with children, the last thing we'd recommend doing is immediately planning another excursion.
You've dealt with the airport, the flight, luggage, transfer, check-in and unpacking.
Stay at the hotel.
Your first afternoon is the perfect time to explore the resort properly so that you understand what's available for the rest of your holiday.
Don't simply put your towels beside the first swimming pool you see and stay there.
Go for a wander.
Find the water park. Discover the infinity pool. Show the children where the climbing, football and activity areas are. Find out where the clubs and organised activities take place.
If you've booked through TUI, open the TUI app and look at what's available during your stay. Football, clubs, classes and other popular activities can fill up, particularly during the school holidays, so reserve anything the children really want to do as early as possible.
If you've booked through somebody else, ask reception or your holiday representative how activity reservations work for your booking.
Check the entertainment programme at the same time so you know when the mermaids and any other shows your family wants to see are taking place.
If speciality restaurant visits are included with your holiday, find out how those reservations work too and book the nights you want.
We'd also take the short walk towards Port des Torrent beach, even if you don't stay there. It means you know exactly where you're going when you decide to have a beach morning later in the week.
Finally, decide when you are going to relax.
If you'd like a massage, facial, manicure or pedicure, have a look at availability early rather than waiting until your final couple of days.
You can even view treatments and book your Sirenis Seaview appointment before you travel.
If you'd like your nails looking lovely throughout the holiday, book them near the beginning. Alternatively, make the appointment towards the end if you'd prefer them freshly done before you go home.
Then stop organising.
Get a drink, find somewhere comfortable and enjoy being in Ibiza.
Find the Infinity Pool
This is one of our biggest Sirenis Seaview tips.
Most families naturally find the main swimming pool first. It's where much of the action happens and, with children, it's very easy to settle there every day.
But make sure you explore further.
There's also a separate infinity pool overlooking the sea, and the views are fantastic.
It's beautiful and feels quite different from the main pool area. Even if your children ultimately decide that the water park and main swimming pool are where they want to spend most of their time, we'd still make sure you discover the infinity pool at the beginning of the holiday.
It's exactly the sort of place people can miss for several days simply because the resort has so much going on.
Don't discover it on your final afternoon and wish you'd been using it all week.
Make Proper Use of the Sirenis Water Park
If you're travelling with children, the water park is likely to become one of the highlights of the holiday.
There are slides and water areas for different ages, and it's one of the reasons you genuinely don't need to plan an excursion every day at Sirenis Seaview.
We'd go fairly early in the holiday.
That lets the children discover which areas and slides they like, and it gives you an easy option to return to whenever you've got a few hours with nothing else planned.
It's also worth checking the restrictions on the larger slides before promising younger children that they'll be able to go on a particular one.
One of the real advantages of this hotel is that staying at the resort for the day doesn't feel like wasting a day in Ibiza.
Sometimes it's exactly what you should do.
Book Football, Climbing, Clubs and Activities Early
This deserves its own section because it's something we'd genuinely want somebody to tell us before travelling.
There's a lot going on at Sirenis Seaview.
Depending on the programme during your stay, children can have football, climbing and adventure activities, sports, clubs, classes and other organised entertainment to choose from.
Some of these need to be booked.
So don't wait until day four before properly looking at the programme.
If you're travelling with TUI, check the app as soon as you arrive and speak to the reps if there's anything you don't understand. If you've booked another way, check with reception or your representative about what's available to you and how reservations work.
If your child has their heart set on football, climbing or another particular activity, get it booked.
Then plan the rest of the week around it.
It sounds obvious, but it can make a big difference during busy school-holiday weeks.
Don't Miss the Mermaid Show
One of the more unusual family experiences at Sirenis Seaview is the mermaid show near the infinity-pool area.
It's particularly lovely for younger children and definitely worth knowing about before you arrive.
The mermaids have commonly appeared on a Monday, but entertainment programmes can change during the summer and between seasons, so we wouldn't plan around a fixed schedule you've found online.
Instead, when you arrive, simply ask your rep:
“When are the mermaids on this week?”
Then put it in your diary.
It's exactly the sort of thing that's easy to miss if you don't know it exists.
Walk to Port des Torrent Beach
When you fancy swapping the swimming pool for the sea, Port des Torrent beach is around a 3-minute walk from Sirenis Seaview.
It's a sheltered sandy cove and works particularly well for families.
The other advantage is that you don't have to turn it into an enormous beach expedition.
Walk down after breakfast, spend a couple of hours swimming, hire a pedalo or try one of the seasonal watersports if you fancy it, have a drink and walk back to the hotel whenever everyone has had enough.
That's one of the things we like most about staying near Port des Torrent.
Going to the beach doesn't require loading everybody into a hire car, finding parking and committing an entire day to it.
Take a Snorkel at Port des Torrent
We're big fans of snorkelling, and we'd definitely pack a mask and snorkel for Port des Torrent.
Most people naturally swim over the sandy centre of the bay.
If you're confident in the water, we'd explore closer to the rockier sides of the cove instead.
Once you're away from the sand being disturbed by swimmers, the visibility can be better and you'll often find small fish around the rocks.
It doesn't cost anything, requires hardly any planning and can keep children – and adults – entertained for ages.
As always, supervise children closely, keep an eye on boats and sea conditions and don't swim beyond anybody's ability.
Before You Go to the Beach, Check Medusas Ibiza
One app we genuinely recommend downloading for an Ibiza holiday is Medusas Ibiza.
“Medusa” is Spanish for jellyfish, and we use the app ourselves before heading to the beach.
It lets you check beaches around Ibiza to see whether jellyfish have recently been reported and gives you an idea of whether they’re likely to be around before you choose where to spend the day.
If you spot jellyfish yourself, you can report the sighting in the app too, which helps other people heading to the same beach.
It’s particularly useful if you're planning a beach day at Port des Torrent, Cala Bassa or anywhere else around the island. A beach can be completely clear one day and have jellyfish the next, so we normally give the app a quick check before setting off.
It only takes a minute and can save you arriving at a beach, getting everyone settled and then discovering nobody wants to go in the water.
Search for “Medusas Ibiza” in the App Store or Google Play before your holiday.
Have a Family Day at Bam-Bu-Ku
If you'd like to experience some of Ibiza's famous pool-and-music atmosphere but you're travelling with children, Bam-Bu-Ku is worth looking at.
Their family-focused events are designed so that parents and children can enjoy the day together, combining the pool with music, entertainment, food and activities.
It's a good way of experiencing something that feels distinctly Ibiza without trying to take children into an adult beach club.
Look out for their family events such as El Kiddo, but check the current calendar before choosing your day because the programme can change during the summer.
During school holidays, we'd book rather than assume you'll be able to turn up.
Take the Water Taxi into San Antonio
One of the nicest ways to visit San Antonio from Sirenis Seaview is to walk down towards Port des Torrent and take the seasonal water taxi across the bay.
With children, getting there suddenly becomes part of the day out.
Instead of sitting in another car or bus, you're on a boat with the breeze, looking back across San Antonio Bay.
The crossing takes you into San Antonio, where you can explore the harbour, wander around the town, have lunch or simply get an ice cream before heading back.
The service operates seasonally and departure times and fares can change, so check the current timetable before setting out – particularly the time of the final boat you want to catch home.
If you haven't hired a car, it's a particularly useful option.
Have Breakfast or Lunch at Rita's Cantina
If you're spending time around San Antonio harbour, Rita's Cantina is one of our favourite recommendations.
It's been popular with locals and visitors for years and works particularly well for breakfast, brunch or lunch.
There are good coffees, fresh juices and plenty of food choices in a relaxed atmosphere that doesn't feel difficult with children.
It’s also a nice opportunity to try somewhere different for breakfast or lunch while you’re spending time in San Antonio.
You don't need to overcomplicate the day.
Take the boat into San Antonio, have breakfast or lunch at Rita's, wander around the harbour and shops, have an ice cream and take the boat back.
Sometimes the easiest days are the best ones.
Go Shopping in Ibiza Town
If you want a proper shopping trip while you're on holiday, we'd choose Ibiza Town rather than San Antonio.
San Antonio is perfectly good for holiday essentials, souvenirs and a wander around, but Ibiza Town has the better concentration of main shops, fashion stores and independent boutiques.
The best thing is that you can combine the shopping with Dalt Vila rather than making a separate journey.
Shop first and then head into the old town for the afternoon or evening – or do it the other way round if the weather is hot.
Explore Ibiza Town and Dalt Vila
Even if you've booked Ibiza primarily for the pool and beach, we'd recommend seeing Ibiza Town and Dalt Vila at least once.
Dalt Vila is Ibiza's historic fortified old town, sitting high above the marina.
Walk through the old entrance and follow the cobbled streets uphill. You'll find narrow lanes, restaurants, historic buildings and viewpoints along the way, with fantastic views across the port and Ibiza Town from higher up.
One practical tip: wear decent shoes.
Dalt Vila involves hills, steps and polished cobbles. Trying to explore it in slippery flip-flops isn't particularly enjoyable.
Once you've seen the old town, head back down towards the marina and shopping streets.
It's a completely different side of Ibiza from San Antonio Bay and gives children a chance to see that the island isn't just swimming pools, beaches and hotels.
How to Get from Sirenis Seaview to Ibiza Town Without a Car
You don't need a hire car to visit Ibiza Town.
A straightforward public-transport option is to take a local bus towards San Antonio, then change at San Antonio's bus station for a service to Ibiza Town.
Routes and timetables can change through the summer, so we'd ask reception or your holiday rep for the current information before setting off rather than relying on an old timetable saved online.
Another option is to take the water taxi into San Antonio first and continue by bus from there, turning the journey into part of the day.
If you're travelling as a larger family, it's also worth comparing a taxi. Sometimes the additional convenience – particularly with tired younger children at the end of the day – is worth the extra cost.
Either way, don't rush Ibiza Town.
Give yourself at least a good half-day to explore properly.
If You Fancy Eating Out: El Gallo Viejo – The Old Cock
The food at Sirenis Seaview is excellent, but if you fancy eating out one evening and trying somewhere local, El Gallo Viejo, also known as The Old Cock, would be our nearby recommendation.
It's in the Port des Torrent area, just a short walk from the hotel, and is a long-established restaurant that's well worth visiting if you'd like a change of scenery for an evening.
It's particularly good for grilled meats, fresh fish, rice dishes and paella, and the relaxed atmosphere makes it an easy choice for a family meal.
If we were staying at Sirenis Seaview and wanted to eat out somewhere close to the hotel, this is where we'd go.
During the busiest summer weeks, we'd recommend reserving a table rather than simply turning up.
Watch the Sunset at Kumharas
For an easy sunset evening from Sirenis Seaview, we'd head towards Kumharas.
It overlooks San Antonio Bay and combines food, cocktails, music and a laid-back Ibiza atmosphere.
For families, we think it's a particularly good introduction to the Ibiza sunset experience.
You don't necessarily have to turn it into a big, expensive evening. Go down with plenty of time before sunset, have a drink or something to eat and enjoy the atmosphere as the light changes across the bay.
Don't arrive five minutes before the sun disappears.
Part of the enjoyment is the hour beforehand, when everybody settles in and the evening starts to build.
Experience Café Mambo and Café del Mar Without Needing an Expensive Table
If you've never experienced the San Antonio Sunset Strip, we'd still do it once.
Café Mambo and Café del Mar are two names synonymous with Ibiza sunsets, and during the summer this part of San Antonio attracts visitors from all over the world.
You can absolutely reserve a table if you want to make a special evening of it.
But you don't have to.
The public waterfront runs in front of the venues, and plenty of people simply find a suitable spot on the rocks along the seafront.
Pick up a drink or an ice cream, sit down and enjoy the sunset.
You'll still hear the music, see the crowds gather and experience the atmosphere that makes this part of San Antonio famous.
With older children or teenagers in particular, it's an easy way to let them experience a little of the Ibiza they've probably heard so much about without turning it into a nightclub night.
Take a Boat Trip from San Antonio
If your family enjoys being on the water, San Antonio is one of the easiest places on the island to organise a boat trip.
Your holiday reps may be able to arrange excursions directly, which is convenient if you'd rather have everything sorted for you.
Alternatively, once you're in San Antonio harbour you'll find plenty of different trips to choose from, ranging from relatively short coastal sightseeing trips to beach excursions and longer days on the water.
With children, we'd choose the duration carefully.
A two- or three-hour trip can be brilliant.
An eight-hour boat excursion with a child who announced after the first 45 minutes that they're bored can feel considerably longer.
Choose the trip that actually suits your family, rather than simply booking the biggest excursion in the brochure.
Visit Cala Bassa – Even If You Haven't Hired a Car
If you'd like one beach day somewhere other than Port des Torrent, Cala Bassa is a great option.
It's one of Ibiza's best-known west-coast beaches, with clear turquoise water on a good day and plenty of beautiful coastline around it.
A hire car makes getting there straightforward, but you don't necessarily need one.
During the summer, seasonal boats connect the San Antonio area with Cala Bassa, so you can turn the journey itself into part of the day.
If you're visiting in July or August, we'd favour an earlier start rather than arriving in the middle of the busiest part of the afternoon.
And if you're travelling by boat, always check the final return sailing before settling down for the day.
Visit Cap Blanc Aquarium
For something completely different, particularly with younger children, try Aquarium Cap Blanc near San Antonio.
The aquarium is built inside a natural sea cave and focuses on marine life from around Ibiza and the Mediterranean.
Don't go expecting a giant aquarium that takes six hours to explore.
That's not what it is.
It's small, unusual and easy to combine with another trip around San Antonio.
Children who've been snorkelling at Port des Torrent may especially enjoy seeing some of the creatures that live in the waters around the island.
It's also a useful option for a cloudy morning.
Opening arrangements can vary through the season, so check the current information before making a special journey.
Supermarket, Doctor and Pharmacy Near Sirenis Seaview
Here's one of the least glamorous but most useful tips in this whole guide.
There's a supermarket directly opposite Sirenis Seaview, effectively part of the immediate hotel area.
So if you've forgotten sun cream, need more water, want snacks for the room, run out of nappies or suddenly realise you've forgotten something basic, you don't need to travel into San Antonio.
There's also a doctor directly opposite the hotel, which is very useful to know if anybody becomes unwell during the holiday and needs to be seen.
The pharmacy isn't directly opposite. It's approximately a 10-minute walk away, heading further into San Antonio Bay, so it's still easily reachable.
Hopefully you'll never need the doctor or pharmacy.
But when you're travelling with children, knowing where they are before you need them is always a good idea.
What to Do at Sirenis Seaview if the Weather Isn't Great
Ibiza normally gives us plenty of sunshine during the summer, but cloudy and rainy days do happen.
Don't automatically write the day off.
In fact, some things are considerably more comfortable when it isn't 32°C.
A cooler day is a great opportunity to visit Ibiza Town and explore Dalt Vila, go shopping, visit Cap Blanc Aquarium, have a long lunch at El Gallo Viejo or Rita's Cantina, or see what activities are running inside the hotel.
It's also a very good excuse to have a treatment.
You could book a massage, enjoy a facial or get your manicure or pedicure done ready for the rest of the holiday.
Sometimes the day that wasn't supposed to be a pool day turns into one of the nicest days of the week.
Massage, Facial and Nail Treatments at Sirenis Seaview
One thing many guests don't realise before they arrive is that you can book professional massage, facial, manicure and pedicure treatments directly at Sirenis Seaview.
Massage Beach Ibiza operates from a dedicated massage pergola near the main swimming pool.
It's an outdoor treatment area, so you still get the warm Ibiza air and holiday atmosphere around you, while curtains can be closed when you would prefer additional privacy.
It means you don't need to spend half a day travelling to a spa.
You can leave the family enjoying the hotel, have an hour to yourself and be back beside the pool afterwards.
We also offer treatments specifically for children.
Popular Treatments and Current Guide Prices
The following prices are correct at the time of writing. Because we want this guide to remain useful in future seasons, always check our live booking page for the latest treatment menu and prices before booking.
Back, Neck & Shoulders Massage – 30 minutes: €50
Relaxation Massage – 60 minutes: €85
Marine Deep Tissue Massage – 60 minutes: €90
Facial – 60 minutes: €95
Deluxe Manicure: €50
Express Manicure – focused on the nails: €30
Children's Manicure: €15
Children's Pedicure: €15
Children's Massage – 15 minutes: €20
Other treatments may also be available during your stay.
Book Your Treatment Before the Popular Times Fill
Our operating days can vary throughout the season, which is why we deliberately don't publish fixed days in this guide.
The live booking calendar always shows the appointments currently available.
If you already know you'd like a massage or beauty treatment during your holiday, we'd book before you travel or near the beginning of your stay.
This is especially worthwhile during school holidays.
Booking early lets you choose an appointment around football, children's clubs, the water park, excursions and dinner plans instead of trying to squeeze your treatment into whatever time happens to be left.
View the Sirenis Seaview treatment menu, check live availability and book online.
If you're unsure which treatment to choose, message Massage Beach Ibiza on WhatsApp or contact us on +34 609 065 433.
We're always happy to help.
Frequently Asked Questions About Sirenis Seaview and Holiday Village Seaview Ibiza
Is Sirenis Seaview the same as Holiday Village Seaview Ibiza?
Sirenis Seaview Country Club is the hotel name, while many UK guests know the resort as Holiday Village Seaview Ibiza through their package-holiday booking. If you're searching for Holiday Village Seaview Ibiza tips or things to do nearby, this is the resort we're talking about.
What is there to do at Sirenis Seaview with children?
There's plenty to do without leaving the resort, including the water park, main pool, separate infinity pool, climbing and adventure activities, football, sports, clubs, organised entertainment and the mermaid show. Our advice is to explore everything and check the activity programme on your first day.
Is Sirenis Seaview good for families?
Yes. It's particularly well suited to family holidays because there is so much entertainment inside the resort, while Port des Torrent beach and San Antonio Bay are also within easy reach.
Does Sirenis Seaview have an infinity pool?
Yes. As well as the main pool area, there's a separate infinity pool with beautiful sea views. It's one of the parts of the hotel we'd make sure you discover at the beginning of your holiday.
Does Sirenis Seaview have a water park?
Yes. The water park is one of the resort's biggest family attractions and is likely to be a highlight for children. Check any restrictions on the larger slides when you arrive.
Should I book activities at Sirenis Seaview early?
Yes. If you're travelling with TUI, check the TUI app as soon as you arrive because popular clubs, sports, football and other activities can become fully booked during busy weeks. If you've booked another way, ask reception or your representative how reservations work for your holiday.
When is the mermaid show at Sirenis Seaview?
The mermaid show has commonly taken place around the infinity-pool area and has often been on a Monday. Entertainment schedules change, however, so ask your holiday rep for the current day and time when you arrive.
How far is Port des Torrent beach from Sirenis Seaview?
It's approximately a 3-minute walk from the hotel. Port des Torrent is a sheltered sandy cove that's good for swimming and an easy family beach trip without needing a car.
Is Port des Torrent good for snorkelling?
Yes. We particularly like snorkelling around the rocky edges of the cove, where the water can be clearer than directly over the sand. Only snorkel when conditions are suitable and supervise children closely.
Can you get a boat from Port des Torrent to San Antonio?
Yes. During the summer season, a water taxi operates between Port des Torrent and San Antonio. Check the current timetable and return times before travelling because seasonal schedules can change.
Can I visit Cala Bassa without hiring a car?
Yes. During the summer there are seasonal boat services from the San Antonio area to Cala Bassa, making it possible to enjoy a beach day there without hiring a car.
Can I get from Sirenis Seaview to Ibiza Town without a car?
Yes. A straightforward option is to take a local bus towards San Antonio and change at the bus station for Ibiza Town. Check the current routes and times with hotel reception or your holiday representative before setting out.
Is Ibiza Town worth visiting from Sirenis Seaview?
Definitely. We'd combine the shops and marina with a walk through Dalt Vila, Ibiza's historic old town. If you're only going to make one longer sightseeing trip during the holiday, Ibiza Town would be high on our list.
Where should we eat if we fancy eating out near Sirenis Seaview?
Sirenis Seaview has plenty of dining options within the hotel, including restaurants you can book if you fancy a change from the main buffet. But if you'd like to eat out one evening, we'd recommend El Gallo Viejo – The Old Cock for somewhere close to the hotel. If you're spending time in San Antonio, Rita's Cantina is one of our favourites for breakfast, brunch or lunch.
Where is the best place to watch the sunset near Sirenis Seaview?
For an easy family-friendly evening, we'd choose Kumharas. If you want the famous San Antonio Sunset Strip experience, head into town for Café Mambo and Café del Mar.
Do I need to book Café Mambo to see the sunset?
No. Booking a table is one way to enjoy it, but the public waterfront and rocks nearby are also popular places to watch the sunset and enjoy the general Sunset Strip atmosphere.
Is there a supermarket near Sirenis Seaview?
Yes. There's a supermarket directly opposite the hotel, so it's extremely convenient for drinks, snacks, sun cream, nappies and everyday holiday essentials.
Is there a doctor near Sirenis Seaview?
Yes. There's a doctor directly opposite the hotel, which is useful to know if somebody needs medical attention during the holiday.
Is there a pharmacy near Sirenis Seaview?
Yes. The pharmacy is approximately a 10-minute walk away, heading further into San Antonio Bay.
What can we do near Sirenis Seaview on a cloudy day?
Good options include Cap Blanc Aquarium, Ibiza Town and Dalt Vila, shopping, hotel activities, a long family lunch or booking a massage, facial, manicure or pedicure.
Can children have treatments at Sirenis Seaview?
Yes. Massage Beach Ibiza offers selected children's treatments at the hotel, including a 15-minute children's massage plus children's manicures and pedicures.
Can I book a massage at Sirenis Seaview before I arrive?
Yes – and we'd recommend doing so if you already know you'd like one. You can view the current Sirenis Seaview treatment menu, prices and live appointment availability online before travelling.
Planning More of Your Ibiza Holiday?
If you're exploring other parts of Ibiza during your stay, visiting friends elsewhere on the island or splitting your holiday between different areas, you can see our other current hotel and treatment locations on the Massage Beach Ibiza locations page.
We've lived and worked in Ibiza since 2006, and that's really the purpose of these guides: sharing the places, practical tips and experiences we'd genuinely recommend to people we know.
Not every day needs a famous beach club or a huge excursion.
Sometimes knowing which pool you've overlooked, where to take the children snorkelling, how to get into town by boat or where to go for a good family dinner is far more useful.
Make the Most of Your Stay at Sirenis Seaview
The best family holiday at Sirenis Seaview doesn't need a different excursion every single day.
Explore the hotel properly.
Find the infinity pool.
Let the children enjoy the water park.
Book the activities they're desperate to try before they fill up.
Take a snorkel down to Port des Torrent.
Catch the boat into San Antonio.
Have breakfast or lunch at Rita's.
Take the family for dinner at El Gallo Viejo.
Spend a few hours exploring Ibiza Town and Dalt Vila.
See one proper Ibiza sunset.
And leave some space in the week where absolutely nothing is planned.
If some of that downtime includes an hour under our poolside pergola for a massage, facial, manicure or pedicure, we'd love to welcome you.
View the Sirenis Seaview treatment menu, check live availability and book your appointment.
Or message Massage Beach Ibiza on WhatsApp at +34 609 065 433.
We hope you have a fantastic holiday in Ibiza.
