Apartamentos De Las Heras

About Apartamentos De Las Heras

Apartamentos De Las Heras suits travellers who want an apartment base inside Ibiza Town rather than a resort compound. The address on Navarra 21 puts the port, the old town and the airport road within easy reach, which helps if you plan to spend days on foot and evenings in the centre. Couples, small families and groups of friends who prefer the rhythm of a self-contained stay to a full hotel routine tend to settle in quickly here.

Officially a three-star apartment property, Apartamentos De Las Heras keeps things simple. The listed facilities cover a restaurant, and much of the appeal comes from the position between the port and the old town. Apartments here suit a stay built around the city rather than the poolside: you come back to a base, eat nearby, and head out again. It is a practical choice for a first visit to Eivissa or for a short break in the shoulder months.

Location: Dalt Vila and Ibiza Town

Dalt Vila and Ibiza Town covers both halves of the capital: the walled Renaissance upper town on the hill, listed by UNESCO in 1999 with the posidonia meadows, Sa Caleta and the Puig des Molins necropolis, and the harbour below it, where ferries leave for Formentera at La Savina. Apartamentos De Las Heras sits on the town side, 1 km from the Dalt Vila and Ibiza Town centre by straight line and 1.6 km from the port.

The necropolis at Puig des Molins is 0.6 km away and the walls of Dalt Vila 1.2 km, both realistic on foot, and the port for Formentera ferries is close enough to walk with luggage. Playa d'en Bossa at 2.3 km and Talamanca at 2.7 km are easier by bus, taxi or hire car in the heat. High summer in the centre is busy and late, with traffic on the ring road; May, June, September and October bring cooler walking and a calmer old town.

Rooms and facilities

The listed facilities at Apartamentos De Las Heras come down to a restaurant, which removes the need to plan every meal around the town and helps on a late arrival or a first evening. Everything else follows the apartment format: your own space and your own timetable, with the choice of eating on site or heading into the streets. Couples often take this for short city breaks, and families value the extra room an apartment layout usually brings.

Ask Apartamentos De Las Heras directly about the apartment you are booking: how many people it sleeps, whether there is a kitchen or kitchenette, and which days the restaurant opens outside the main season. Arrival and departure times are worth confirming before flights are fixed, since a late landing shapes the first evening. If you travel with a child, ask whether a cot or an extra bed can be arranged.

Getting there

Ibiza Airport (IBZ) is 5.7 km from Apartamentos De Las Heras on a straight line, so the transfer is short, though traffic into the centre can slow it. Taxis wait outside arrivals; local buses connect the airport with Ibiza Town and run more often in summer, so check the island bus operator for current times; a hire car suits a stay that includes days out.

Ibiza Town port is 1.6 km from Apartamentos De Las Heras, close enough to walk down for the ferry to La Savina, where fast crossings take about 30-35 minutes and conventional boats about an hour. Playa d'en Bossa lies 2.3 km off and Talamanca 2.7 km, both a short ride. Sailings and flights thin out between November and April, so confirm the property's own opening dates for a winter booking.

Beaches, sights and food nearby

Closest of the sights is the Puig des Molins necropolis at 0.6 km, the Phoenician-Punic burial ground listed with Dalt Vila and the posidonia meadows under the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The walls of Dalt Vila stand 1.2 km from Apartamentos De Las Heras, and the climb to the cathedral is hot work at midday. Sand comes next: Playa d'en Bossa at 2.3 km and Talamanca at 2.7 km.

Fish and rice define eating in Ibiza Town: bullit de peix and arròs a banda, the island stew served in two courses with rice after the fish. Menus around the port and the lower town lean on the day's catch and rice dishes. The restaurant listed at Apartamentos De Las Heras gives a fallback on the evening you would rather not go out, and in the shoulder months it is worth checking opening days before planning dinner.

A day from Apartamentos De Las Heras

Begin early with the walk of 0.6 km to the Puig des Molins necropolis while the air is cool, then continue 1.2 km to the walls of Dalt Vila and climb into the old town, where the cathedral sits at the top. Come down to the harbour for a late lunch, 1.6 km from Apartamentos De Las Heras, and watch the Formentera ferries load. The town centre, 1 km away, fills the evening.

A beach day needs wheels or a bus: Playa d'en Bossa is 2.3 km from Apartamentos De Las Heras and Talamanca 2.7 km, the second across the marina from the town. Return in the late afternoon, eat at the restaurant on site, then walk the 1 km into the centre. For the salt flats, the Ses Salines dunes are 8.3 km away and need transport rather than legs.

Practical tips

Time the visit around the season. Outside the main months much of the island's tourist trade shuts roughly from November to April, though Ibiza Town itself stays open, so confirm the opening dates of Apartamentos De Las Heras before booking a winter stay. July and August are the hottest and fullest weeks. A sustainable tourism tax applies to each night at the property; the rate varies with season and category, drops on longer stays, and under-16s are exempt, so ask the property or check the Govern de les Illes Balears.

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