Casa Diego Ibiza

About Casa Diego Ibiza

Casa Diego Ibiza is an unrated apartment or villa in the east of Ibiza, set back from the coast near the sheltered family beach of Es Canar. It suits travellers who want a self-contained base with a kitchen, a garden and an outdoor pool, rather than a hotel with shared facilities. The property is listed with air conditioning, free WiFi and free car parking, which makes it practical for longer stays or for those who prefer to cook and come and go on their own schedule.

The villa sits in a quiet residential street, about 1 km from Es Canar and 3.9 km from Santa Eulària des Riu, the nearest town with a promenade, marina and year-round services. Because it is not rated and has no guest score, the experience depends on the facilities listed and what you confirm directly with the property. It is a straightforward choice for families or small groups who value space, a pool and the freedom of a self-catering stay.

Location: Es Canar

Casa Diego Ibiza is in Es Canar, a sheltered bay on Ibiza's east coast known for its family beach and the Punta Arabí hippy market, held on Wednesdays in season. The area is quieter than the west and south of the island, with a relaxed, residential feel. The villa is 1 km from Es Canar itself, so the beach and the market are a short drive or a pleasant walk, while Santa Eulària des Riu, 3.9 km away, offers a riverfront promenade, a marina and a wider range of shops and restaurants that stay open year-round.

The location suits those who want easy access to the east coast's coves and towns without the crowds of Playa d'en Bossa. Cala Llonga, a long sheltered inlet with shallow water, is 7.4 km away. In high summer, the area is busy but less frantic than the south; in the shoulder months of May and October, it is noticeably quieter, though many seasonal businesses close roughly from November to April. A car is useful here: parking is free at the villa, and the distances to the airport and port mean you will likely drive or take a taxi.

Rooms and facilities

Casa Diego Ibiza is listed as an apartment or villa with a range of facilities that point to a self-catering stay. The kitchen includes a dishwasher, oven, microwave, toaster and refrigerator, and there is a washing machine, iron and board, and a hairdryer. Rooms are listed with air conditioning, a fan, a fireplace, a desk and a TV, plus a safe and a DVD player. There is a lounge, a terrace or patio, a garden and a picnic area, and an outdoor pool. Families are catered for with family rooms and a cot, and the property has non-smoking rooms and a smoking area.

The listed facilities are what the property advertises, so it is worth confirming with Casa Diego Ibiza which rooms have which features, particularly the fireplace, the balcony and the desk. Express check-in is listed, which helps for late arrivals, and the property provides first aid and smoke detectors. Cleaning and laundry service are listed, but you should check the terms with the property. The villa is not beachfront, so the beach at Es Canar is 1 km away, and the pool is the main outdoor space.

Getting there

Ibiza Airport (IBZ) is 22.5 km from Casa Diego Ibiza as the crow flies. A taxi is the most direct option and takes around half an hour depending on traffic. Buses link the airport with Santa Eulària des Riu, which is 3.9 km from the villa, but services are more frequent in summer, so check the island bus operator for current timetables. A hire car is a practical choice, especially with free parking at the property and the need to reach the beach and town.

From Ibiza Town port, where ferries arrive from Formentera, Barcelona, Valencia and Dénia, the villa is 15.4 km away. A taxi or a hire car will take about 25 minutes. The nearest area, Es Canar, is 1 km away, so you could walk, but the road may be busy in summer. In winter, flights and ferries are fewer, and seasonal buses may not run, so plan your transfer with the property or a taxi. The port at Sant Antoni also has some mainland routes in season, but it is further west.

Beaches, sights and food nearby

The nearest beach is Es Canar, 1 km away, a sheltered family beach with shallow water and a relaxed atmosphere. The Punta Arabí hippy market is 1.6 km away, held on Wednesdays in season, and is a short drive or a longer walk. Las Dalias market at Sant Carles de Peralta is 2.1 km away, open on Saturdays, though you should check current days. Santa Eulària des Riu, 3.9 km away, has a promenade, a marina and a range of restaurants and shops, plus a river that gives the town its name.

For a day out, Cala Llonga, 7.4 km away, is a long sheltered inlet with shallow water, good for families. The north coast calas, reachable by kayak from about 8.8 km away, offer quieter coves and pine-backed shores. Ibiza's food includes bullit de peix and arròs a banda, a fish stew served in two courses, and fresh fish and rice dishes, all available in Santa Eulària and Es Canar. The villa's kitchen means you can also cook your own meals using local produce.

A day from Casa Diego Ibiza

Start the day at Casa Diego Ibiza with breakfast on the terrace or patio, then drive the 1 km to Es Canar beach for a morning swim. The beach is sheltered and family-friendly, with shallow water. If you are there on a Wednesday in season, walk or drive the 1.6 km to the Punta Arabí hippy market, where stalls sell crafts and clothes. Alternatively, head 3.9 km to Santa Eulària des Riu and walk along the promenade or the marina.

In the afternoon, drive 7.4 km to Cala Llonga for a longer swim in the sheltered inlet, or return to the villa for lunch by the outdoor pool. Later, drive 2.1 km to Las Dalias market at Sant Carles if it is a Saturday, or explore the north coast calas, about 8.8 km away, by kayak if you have arranged it. End the day back at the villa, cooking dinner in the kitchen or sitting in the garden as the evening cools.

Practical tips

Much of Ibiza's tourism business closes roughly from November to April, so check with Casa Diego Ibiza about its opening dates and what is available in the shoulder months. July and August are the peak months, when the island is busiest and the weather is hottest. The Balearic sustainable tourism tax, known as the ecotasa, is charged per person per night by the accommodation; the rate depends on the type of accommodation and the season, is reduced in low season and for longer stays, and children under 16 are exempt. Check the current rate with the Govern de les Illes Balears.

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