Tag Archives: Ibiza

Dalt Vila (Upper City) in Ibiza Town on the Spanish Island of Ibiza is in remarkably good condition for a city so old.  The one oddity in Dalt Vila is the presence of headless Roman statues, both at Portal de … Continue reading →

Dalt Vila (Upper City) is a walled city in Ibiza Town on the Spanish island of Ibiza.  The city was built by the Phonicians in the 6th century B.C.  The streets of Dalt Vila are narrow and wind through medieval buildings.  … Continue reading →

A brief stop in Santa Eulària des Riu in Ibiza allowed me a chance to visit the crowded beach there.  To my surprise and delight, I discovered a magnificent dragon that someone had sculpted from the sand.  A fountain stands above … Continue reading →

The Spanish island of Ibiza (Eivissa in the native language of Catalan) lies 79 km off the coast of Spain in the Mediterranean Sea.  The Can Marça Caves, near the city of San Miguel, are a popular tourist attraction.  Once … Continue reading →