San Antonio Villas & Luxury Vacation Rentals

Visitors from the US, Canada, the UK, and Australia need a valid passport. For stays under 90 days, no visa is required. Travelers from other countries may need a Schengen visa. If you’re arriving from within the Schengen zone, you won’t need to show a passport at internal borders.

Most visitors fly into Ibiza Airport (IBZ), located about 25 minutes from San Antonio by car. The airport is well-connected to major European cities, especially during the summer months.
From the airport, you can reach San Antonio by rental car, private transfer, or taxi. Public buses also run frequently to and from the town center.
Your Rental Escapes Concierge can arrange airport transfers or rental cars for a seamless arrival.

A rental car is the most flexible way to explore San Antonio and its surrounding countryside. Streets in town are walkable, but beaches, viewpoints, and villas tend to be more spread out.
Taxis are widely available, though they can be in high demand in peak season. Private drivers are also available for day trips, sunset tours, or club nights.
Your Concierge can help with car rentals, drivers, and local transport options.

Peak season is June through early September. The town is buzzing with beachgoers, DJs, and sunset seekers. This is when the West Coast really shines, especially for nightlife and outdoor dining.
Shoulder season is May to early June and late September to October. Days are sunny, the sea is warm, and the beaches are quieter. It’s also a great time for walking, yoga retreats, and exploring hidden coves.
Off season runs from November to April. San Antonio is much quieter, and many bars and clubs shut down for winter. But this time can be great if you want to relax and experience the island like a local.

Yes, San Antonio is safe, especially in the residential and coastal villa areas. Like any lively town, take basic precautions at night and around clubs. And be sure to swim in designated areas only.

Watch the sunset: Ibiza’s west coast is famous for its fiery sunsets. Grab a drink at the famous Café del Mar or Café Mambo, or head to the cliffs of Punta Galera.
Explore the beaches: Cala Salada, Cala Gració, Cala Bassa, and Playa Es Pouet are nearby, with soft sand and turquoise water.
Enjoy the nightlife: With hotspots like Eden and Es Paradis, San Antonio offers world-renowned nightlife for music lovers.

Food in San Antonio is diverse, ranging from casual tapas to fine Mediterranean dining. Expect fresh seafood, grilled meats, paella, and local dishes like bullit de peix (fish stew).
There are beach clubs, sunset bars, cliffside restaurants, and farm-to-table experiences. Vegan and health-conscious options are also growing. Want to stay in? Your Concierge can arrange a private chef or villa pre-stocking before arrival.

Spring in San Antonio is mild and gradually warming, perfect for early-season visits. In March, daytime temperatures average around 63°F (17°C), rising to about 75°F (24°C) by May. Nights can still be cool, especially early in the season. Rainfall is moderate, with monthly averages around 1.2 inches (30 mm). Expect a mix of sunny days and the occasional shower. The sea remains cool, but by May, it becomes comfortable for swimming.
Summer is hot, dry, and sunny, which is ideal beach and party weather. Daytime highs range from 82°F (28°C) in June to 89°F (32°C) in August, with warm nights rarely dipping below 70°F (21°C). Rain is scarce, averaging just 0.2 to 0.4 inches (5-10 mm) per month. Humidity stays moderate, and skies are almost always clear. The sea is warm and perfect for swimming, and sunset views are at their best.
Autumn starts off warm and gradually cools, with more variable weather by November. September still feels summery, with highs around 82°F (28°C), while November sees daytime temperatures drop to 66°F (19°C). Rainfall increases through the season, from about 0.8 inches (20 mm) in September to 1.6 inches (40 mm) in November. October is a transitional month, with balmy days and a higher chance of storms.
Winter in San Antonio is mild compared to much of Europe, but it’s the island’s coolest and wettest season. Average highs sit around 60°F (16°C), with nighttime lows dipping to 48°F (9°C). Rainfall is more frequent, with monthly averages of 1.5 to 2 inches (40-50 mm). While swimming is off the table, sunny days are still common.