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Camper vans offer a unique and exciting way to explore Ibiza, but it is important to use them responsibly to preserve the natural environment and minimize the impact on the island. Here are some good practices to follow:

1. Plan Ahead

Before leaving on your trip, research local regulations, permitted camping areas and places of interest in Ibiza. Planning your route in advance will help you minimize the impact on sensitive or crowded locations and enjoy a smoother experience.

2. Choose Designated Camping Areas or public parking areas

In Ibiza, there are several designated camping areas, some of which are specifically intended for camper vans, caravans, campsites, etc. 

Here are some camping areas in Ibiza:

• Es Canar Camping Area: Located on the east coast of the island, near the town of Santa Eulària des Riu, this camping area is popular with travelers in camper vans. It offers basic facilities such as toilets and showers and is a short distance from Es Canar Beach.

Camping La Playa

• Cala Nova Camping Area:  It offers basic facilities such as toilets and showers and is a short distance from Cala Nova Beach.

Camping Cala Nova

• Parco Ibiza : It offers basic facilities such as toilets and showers and is a short distance from San Antonio town.

Parco Ibiza Camping

• Cala Bassa Camping Area: Located on the west coast of Ibiza, near the beautiful Cala Bassa beach, this camping area is an excellent option for nature lovers. It offers direct access to the beach and has basic services.

Camping Cala Bassa

And there are many other public parking areas where you can park, you can check the free Park4night app or similar. On the Par4Night platform you will also find individuals who offer their private land so you can stay :).

3. Be Aware of your Environment:

When parked in natural areas, respect the environment around you. Avoid damaging the vegetation, do not leave trash. Please do not throw away dirty water, we will take care of throwing it in the right place once your reservation is finished :)

4. Reduces Noise and Discomfort

Keep noise to a minimum, especially at night. Please respect other campers and local residents by not making excessive noise or disturbing people with loud music. Remember that you are sharing the space with others.

5. Minimize your Resource Consumption

Consume responsibly and try to minimize your use of resources such as water and electricity.

6. Comply with Traffic Regulations

 Respect the traffic and parking rules in Ibiza. Also speed limits. Remember that any traffic fine during your stay will be the responsibility of the client.

7. Respect Local Culture

 Familiarize yourself with the local culture and customs of Ibiza, and respect them during your trip. 

General festivals of the island

January:

• Festival of San Antonio Abad (January 17): Celebrated in honor of the patron saint of animals, this festival includes blessings of pets, float parades, and traditional dances in San Antonio.

February:

• Carnival (February): While not as big as other parts of the world, Ibiza also celebrates carnival with costume parades, music and dancing in different towns on the island.

March:

• Ibiza Island Day (March 1): This day commemorates the founding of the city of Ibiza. Cultural events, concerts and activities are organized to celebrate local identity.

April:

• Holy Week: During Holy Week, religious processions and ceremonies take place throughout the island, especially in Ibiza town and in towns such as Santa Eulària des Riu and Sant Antoni de Portmany.

May:

• Festival Medieval d'Eivissa: As I mentioned previously, this festival recreates medieval life in Ibiza with parades, medieval markets, knight shows and cultural activities.

June:

• Sant Joan Festival (June 23): This is one of the most important festivals in Ibiza. Bonfires, concerts, traditional dances and cultural events are held throughout the island.

July:

• Ibiza International Music Festival (July-August): This festival attracts musicians from all over the world to offer concerts in different locations on the island, from open-air stages to historic churches.

August:

• Sant Bartomeu Festival (August 24): Celebrated in San Antonio, this festival includes float parades, fireworks shows, live music and cultural events.

September:

• Festivities of the Virgin of Carmen: In several coastal towns on the island, festivities are celebrated in honor of the Virgin of Carmen with maritime processions, blessings of boats and cultural events.

October:

• Oktoberfest Ibiza: Although it is not a traditional Ibizan event, Oktoberfest is celebrated on the island with beer, German food and live music.

November:

• San Carlos Festival (November 4): In honor of the patron saint of San Carlos, cultural events, concerts and traditional activities are held in this charming town in the north of the island.

December:

• Christmas Markets: During the weeks before Christmas, several towns in Ibiza organize Christmas markets with stalls selling crafts, gifts and local products.

By following these good practices, you can enjoy your camper van experience in Ibiza. May your trip be safe, memorable and sustainable!