Thanks to its environment and its rich history and culture (and ecology), the fame of this island has spread to the four corners of the planet. Today, when we see a couple dressed in light, bright white clothes, we know they are into “Ibizan fashion”, the handcrafted jewelry of the area is one of the most valued: if you buy something at an Ibiza market, it will almost certainly have a certain aura that increases its sentimental value. We have even heard a radio announcer say that a certain song “sounded like Ibiza”.

Explaining the feeling that its name provokes is complicated. Is it magic? Is it harmony? For many this feeling extends to the typical gastronomy of the place in which elements as different as a skate fillet and almonds coexist but give way to a fascinating and delicious combination when mixed.

In short, something strange happens with Ibiza: when we say that it is “more than a place, it is a philosophy of life” we know that we are not reciting an old slogan: we know that what we are saying is the absolute truth.