Villa Susan Ibiza

About Villa Susan Ibiza

Villa Susan Ibiza suits families and small groups who want a base in the countryside rather than a resort strip, with Sant Antoni de Portmany 3.2 km away for shops and the coast road. The property is a three-star villa or apartment stay with a garden, a terrace and an outdoor pool, and pets are allowed. Self-catering is straightforward thanks to a full kitchen, and free parking plus a garage make it practical for anyone touring the west of the island by car.

A three-star rating and a rural setting off the main resort areas set the tone: quiet nights, your own cooking, and drives to the water rather than a short walk. The villa-style layout keeps groups together, with a washing machine, iron and board and cleaning listed among the facilities. Book directly to confirm arrival arrangements, since a countryside address such as Diseminado Sa Serra 19273 is easier to find in daylight than after dark.

Location: Sant Antoni de Portmany

Villa Susan Ibiza sits in open country west of the island, away from the built-up resort areas. The address is in the Sa Serra scattering, with Sant Antoni de Portmany 3.2 km away in a straight line and the foot of Sa Talaia 4.7 km off. Ibiza Town and Dalt Vila lie 10.9 km from the property, and Ibiza Town port 11.3 km, so the harbour and the walled upper town are a short drive rather than a walk.

Little is within walking distance from a scattered rural address such as this, so plan around a car. Villa Susan Ibiza lists a car rental service, a shuttle service, free parking and a garage. The west coast coves lie between 6.3 km and 8.5 km away in straight lines. High summer brings the heaviest traffic towards Sant Antoni de Portmany and the beaches, while May, June and late September are calmer and the sea holds its warmth into September.

Rooms and facilities

Inside, the listing points to a self-contained stay: a kitchen with oven, microwave, refrigerator, toaster and coffee making, a washing machine, iron and board, air conditioning, a safe, a TV, a DVD player and an iPod dock. Wifi and internet access are free. A cot, high chairs and a hairdryer cover the practical side for families with small children, and cleaning is listed among the services.

Outside, an outdoor pool sits in a garden, with a terrace, a patio and a balcony for shade and long lunches. Pets are allowed and a smoke detector is fitted. Ask Villa Susan Ibiza whether the pool is shared with other guests, how often cleaning visits, what the pet rules are, and whether cots and high chairs must be reserved, so the right things are ready on arrival.

Getting there

Ibiza Airport (IBZ) is 10.2 km from Villa Susan Ibiza in a straight line, which makes a taxi or a pre-arranged shuttle the simplest arrival; the property lists both a shuttle service and a car rental service. Hiring a car at the airport suits a rural base best, and free parking plus a garage are listed on site. Island buses run to Sant Antoni de Portmany and Ibiza Town, with more lines in summer; check the island bus operator for current routes.

From Ibiza Town port, 11.3 km away in a straight line, ferries cross to Formentera (La Savina) and to Palma, Barcelona, Valencia and Dénia, so mainland arrivals can be at the property within a short drive. Sant Antoni de Portmany, 3.2 km off, is the closest town for supplies and the coastal road. Flights and ferries thin out in winter, so check timetables with the operators and confirm dates with Villa Susan Ibiza.

Beaches, sights and food nearby

Cala Salada and Cala Saladeta are 6.3 km away in a straight line, a pair of small coves north of Sant Antoni de Portmany, and Cala Comte is 8.5 km off, with shallow water and islets offshore. Neither is walkable from the villa, so drive and arrive early in high summer. Sant Antoni de Portmany, 3.2 km away, has the nearest everyday shops and a bay that faces due west.

Food on this side of Ibiza runs to fish and rice. Look for the two-course stew served as bullit de peix followed by arròs a banda, and for grilled fish with a rice dish alongside; portions are built for sharing. Ibiza Town, 10.9 km away, and Dalt Vila, the walled upper town with its 16th-century walls and cathedral, make a half-day outing. The UNESCO listing of 1999 covers Dalt Vila, the posidonia meadows, Sa Caleta and Puig des Molins.

A day from Villa Susan Ibiza

Start early and drive the 4.7 km to the foot of Sa Talaia, the island's highest point at about 475 m, for the climb before the heat builds. Then take the short run of 6.3 km to Cala Salada and Cala Saladeta for a swim and a late morning on the rocks. Back at Villa Susan Ibiza, the pool, garden and terrace take care of the hottest hours, with lunch cooked in the kitchen.

Late afternoon suits Sant Antoni de Portmany, 3.2 km away, for supplies and a walk along the bay, which faces due west. Then drive the 8.5 km to Cala Comte for the sunset, with Es Vedrà and its islets visible offshore to the south. Return to Villa Susan Ibiza after dark; the lanes out here are quiet, and a torch helps on the last stretch from the parking area.

Practical tips

Villa Susan Ibiza works best outside the crush: much of the island's tourism business closes roughly from November to April, so check opening dates with the property before booking, and note that flights and ferries are fewer in winter. High summer is the busiest and dearest stretch. The ecotasa, the Balearic sustainable tourism tax, is charged per person per night by the accommodation; rates vary with category and season, and children under 16 are exempt. Check the current rules with the Govern de les Illes Balears.

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