Ibiza

Ibiza (official Catalan name: Eivissa) is one of the Balearic Islands, the Spanish archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea. The largest towns on the island are Ibiza town and Sant Antoni. It takes about. 3 hours to fly to Ibiza from Denmark. Ibiza is a Spanish island located in the Mediterranean Sea, in the midst of the Spanish coastline and Majorca. The island is on the right button 572 km2, and is home to approximately 135.000 inhabitants. Its location in the Mediterranean means, that on Ibiza is the, you call the Mediterranean climate, which means long, hot and dry summers, and mild winters. Ibiza summer Ibiza long, delicious summers is undoubtedly the, that makes the island so incredibly popular a holiday destination. Summer is sunny and nice. However, individual rain- and thunder clouds occur. The sea cools and gives the coast pleasant temperatures between 25 and 30 degrees. The island's internal parts are a few degrees warmer. Early summer is something cooler and more comfortable for many. Temperatures of up to 35 degrees can occur during summer, but it is rare. The beginning of autumn are sunny. During september, the average temperature is approximately. 25 degrees, but local bursts can occur. In October the weather is more omvekslende - sunny periods mixed with clouds and showers, but still hot. In the late autumn and in winter it is mild and averaged over 15 degrees a day, but sometimes cloudy with local showers. In spring stabilized weather back in March with longer solperioder and shorter bursts, but the ocean cooler, as the summer heat comes slowly. First, in may, it will be up to 25 degrees. (Source: SMHI)