What's The Weather Like in Ibiza in February?
February is a chilly time for Ibiza, Spain, But it's quite mild and sunny compared with most of northern Europe. If you want to avoid the heat and tourist crowds of high summer, then it's an excellent time to explore the island.
Is Ibiza Warm In February?
The average temperature in February is 13°C, made up of highs of 16°C in the afternoon and lows of 9°C overnight.
Does Ibiza Get Cold In February?
Due to the Mediterranean climate, summer is incredibly hot and sunny in Ibiza, while winters are also mild. A jumper and jacket are recommended for a trip to Ibiza in January, February, March, November and December.
How Much Sun Does Ibiza Get In February?
In February, Ibiza enjoys an average of eight hours of sunshine each day.
Is Ibiza Wet In February?
Ibiza experiences an average of 38mm of rainfall spread over seven days throughout February, which means there's a good chance you'll experience a shower or two during your holiday.
Can You Swim In The Sea In Ibiza In February?
The average sea temperature for Ibiza in February is 15°C. This might be bearable for hardy swimmers, but most will find this temperature too cold for a dip.
How Windy Is Ibiza In February?
Wind speeds in February tend to vary from calm to moderate breezes, almost never rising to anything stronger.
Ibiza Hotels in February
Catalonia Ses Estaques
Couples in search of a romantic break should consider staying at Catalonia Ses Estaques. This adults-only hotel is tucked in between the sea and the town of Santa Eulalia, close to loads of shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. Here you'll find all sorts of services and facilities, such as: tennis court, air conditioning, heating, bar, car hire, currency exchange, garden, internet corner, Jacuzzi, laundry services, mini golf, restaurant, solarium and swimming pool.Guests can choose from standard double rooms and superior rooms with sea views, each of which features: air conditioning, heating, full-length mirror, complete bathroom with hairdryer, minibar, safe, satellite TV and telephone.
Casa Luis
When it comes to family-friendly accommodation, you can't beat Casa Luis. This popular resort is comprised of studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments, each of which comes very well equipped with: air conditioning, flat screen TV, terrace, sofa bed, safety deposit box, iron, ironing board, free WiFi access, kitchenette, bathroom and hairdryer. Guests are invited to take full advantage of the many amenities and services on offer, including: garden restaurant, terrace bar, lounge, disco, swimming pools, sun terrace, tennis court, archery/shooting range, darts, table tennis, playground, kids' club, supermarket and comprehensive wellness club.
Invisa Hotel Cala Blanca
Invisa Hotel Cala Blanca is one of the most popular beachside hotels in Ibiza. Situated on the beach of Es Figueral, this hotel provides guests with access to single, twin, standard, premium and family rooms, as well as junior suites, guaranteeing something for all budgets and tastes. Each room comes complete with: terrace or balcony, flat screen TV, satellite TV, telephone, mini fridge, bathroom with hairdryer, air conditioning and safe. There are loads of services and facilities onsite, such as: buffet restaurants, bars, kids' clubs, children's water park, playground, swimming pools, bicycle hire, car hire, babysitting service, daytime and evening entertainment, supermarket and water sports.
Bars and Restaurants
Sa Punta Fine Dining Restaurant Ibiza
Sa Punta Fine Dining Restaurant Ibiza is located on the Bay of Talmanca so it has views of the crystal clear sea. It is a gorgeous place to have your evening meal and relax. The inside and balcony is made up of modern decor and it's only 5 minutes from central Sa Punta. They open at 11am and serve homemade lemonade and sangria. If you go here for an evening meal make sure you try the delicious food from the funky, colourful Asian food bar Ginger which is enjoyed by both tourists and locals.
Tropicana Ibiza
Tropicana Ibiza restaurant is located on Cala Jondal beach, near San Jose. Eat from a quality menu in a stunning location. The beach, chill out restaurant caters for all ages and is sophisticated and relaxed. If you like mediterranean food and cocktails this is definitely the place for you.
Tapas Restaurant Ibiza
For the best tapas on the island goto Tapas Restaurant Ibiza, the menu has a range of tasty tapas dishes, a selection of mains, desserts and childrens meals. Order a combination of meat dishes and healthy salads for the perfect sharing tapas meal. The selection of cocktails is impressive, but the Gin & Tonic list is even more attractive, they have a large variety of different gins to choose from. Finish off your meal with a dessert coffee, this can be an espresso martini or a liqueur coffee.
Things to do in Ibiza in February
Archaeological Museum
If the weather takes a turn for the worst, seek shelter in the Archaeological Museum. This museum has two centres in Ibiza one in Dalt Vila and another at Puig des Molins, both of which provide visitors with an insight into the role death played in ancient Ibiza. The exhibitions in the museum go into detail about how people dealt with death, as well as their hopes, fears and beliefs about the afterlife. There are also displays on the funeral rites which were developed from these practises.
Valley of the Horses
Animal lovers won't want to miss the chance to go horseback riding in Ibiza. The Valley of the Horses is one of the best places on the island for this activity and is home to a number of horses living wild and free. These horses are completely tame and trained to show visitors around the natural side of Ibiza, including places some visitors don't even know exist. There are all sorts of treks available, with everything from 2 hour rides to full-day excursions, and various itineraries, from coastal treks and mountain explorations to choose from.
Santa Eulalia Tourist Train
Hopping onboard the Santa Eulalia Tourist Train is a great way to get to know the area. This trip takes you through the countryside of the region, passing by a number of beaches and other local points of interest. On board the train you'll be able to enjoy the cooling breeze as you travel through hills, pinewoods and valleys, admiring all sorts of stunning scenery so make sure you take your camera. The itinerary covers around 15km in total, and passes by different locations according to which day you travel.
On Mondays, Thursdays and Sundays, the train stops by: Pou des Lleó, Cala Boix, Cala Mastella, Cala Leña and San Carlos.
On Tuesdays and Fridays, the train stops by: San Carlos, Cala Nova and Es Cana.
On Saturdays, the train stops by: San Carlos, Las Dalias hippy market and Cala Nova.
