IN IBIZA WITH OUR DOG

Salón Principal
23/07/2025

Ibiza, mainly known for its beaches and nightlife, also offers pet-friendly options for those who want to share their holidays with their four-legged companion. From accommodations to outdoor activities, Ibiza has much to offer travellers with pets.

For non-residents, the first step is getting to Ibiza. If you want to avoid having your pet travel in the cargo hold of a plane, taking the ferry is a good alternative. Baleària and Trasmed connect the mainland with the islands and allow furry friends to travel in crates or carriers next to their owners in seating areas or pet-friendly cabins.

As for accommodations, many hotels, apartments, and rural homes accept dogs. It’s advisable to confirm specific conditions in advance, as some places may impose size or number limits.

Beaches are one of Ibiza’s main attractions, and although dogs are generally not allowed during high season, there are several coves where they are welcome. One of the most popular spots for a doggy swim is Playa de Ses Roquetes, with gravel and golden sand, in the municipality of Santa Eulalia del Río. It has a family-friendly vibe and very calm waters.

Outside the summer months, most beaches allow dogs, making for a more peaceful and relaxed experience.

Nature walks are another excellent option. Ibiza offers many trails and rural routes where dogs can enjoy exercise and freedom. Areas like Ses Salines Natural Park or the country paths near Santa Agnès are perfect for walks with pets.

When it comes to dining, more and more restaurants and beach bars allow dogs, especially on outdoor terraces.

It’s also essential to consider the dog’s health and well-being during the trip. Keeping the vaccination record up to date, bringing fresh water, sun protection (for sensitive breeds), and avoiding the hottest hours of the day are all key. Ibiza can get very hot in summer, so watching for signs of heatstroke is vital.

For the latest updates and information, it’s always best to check the Ibiza Tourism website before travelling with your pet: (https://descubreibiza.com/es/).



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