Where to stay in Ibiza? This is the first question that most people who travel to the island for the first time and have not yet thought about where to stay ask themselves. This article offers a different alternative: campsites in Ibiza. Tents, coexistence and contact with nature are the main values of this type of accommodation. This is a list of the most important campsites in Ibiza, do you dare to try a new accommodation where to stay?

Camping Cala Nova

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Situated some 50 metres from the beach that gives it its name and in the eastern part of the island is the Cala Nova campsite, built and run by the same family since its opening in 1984.

The campsite services include a bar-restaurant with terraces at the edge of the beach, a chill-out area and a supermarket with a souvenir shop. For the little ones there is also a play area and for community moments there is the possibility to have a barbecue. There is also Internet access for guests. The campsite is surrounded by greenery and has 125 pitches, wooden bungalows and accommodation in canvas tents and teepees.

Camping Es Cana

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The campsite is located in the residential area of Es Canar, a few kilometres from the coastal town of Santa Eulalia. The sea is about 300 metres away and the facilities at this campsite include a swimming pool for adults and one for children, with sun loungers and parasols and a terrace with a bar. There is a grocery shop nearby and internet access in the reception area. The campsite has specific pitches where you can pitch your own tents, vans, caravans and motorhomes. A variety of accommodation types are also available, such as chalets, bungalows and teepees, for groups or families of 3 to 5 persons. For two people there are colourful cabins and wooden constructions that make it a charming place to stay in Ibiza.

Camping La Playa Ibiza

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The La Playa campsite is also located in Es Canar and is a place to stay in Ibiza geared towards relaxation and families. So that you don't run out of things to do in Ibiza, its activities include the possibility of taking yoga classes and practising African dance. For children there is a little house and a tent with toys and workshops for children and adults. In addition to renting plots of land to pitch your own tent, there are different types of bungalows for visitors to stay in. As a curiosity, the "heart" bungalow stands out, with an opening in this romantic shape, and the "nostalgia" caravans, old hippy vans decorated with motifs of this sixties movement.

Camping San Antonio

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This campsite located on the road from Ibiza to San Antonio has remained a place to stay in Ibiza since 1961. It puts a multitude of things to do in Ibiza within easy reach as it is very close to the popular tourist town of San Antonio. It has a bar-restaurant, swimming pool, hot and cold showers and Internet connection. This typical place to stay in Ibiza has two types of bungalows: larger bungalows for two people with the option of a third and another smaller category. It has 32 plots with a capacity of approximately four tents each.

Bassa Cove

With more than 50 years of experience, Cala Bassa is a place to stay that offers a multitude of things to do in Ibiza, with a children's playground and Cala Bassa beach just 250 metres away. It has a barbecue, bar-restaurant and supermarket open from June to September and, in addition to the pitches, there are pre-installed canvas tents and mobile homes.

Camping Cala des Jondal

For groups that are going to carry out an activity related to leisure time, the Cala des Jondal campsite can be an answer to where to stay in Ibiza. This facility is reserved for groups, with a minimum of 8 to 10 people, who carry out an activity or stay with an educational, social, recreational or sports programme, such as schools, sports clubs, leisure organisations and associations. In total, as explained by the Department of Education, Heritage, Culture, Sports and Youth of the Consell d'Eivissa, which manages the information and bookings for this facility, Cala des Jondal has a capacity for 150 people and is equipped with tents, a dining room, showers, workshop areas and a sports area. From here there are plenty of things to do in Ibiza, as the beaches of Cala des Jondal and es Bol Nou are very close by, as well as the Ses Salines Nature Reserve.