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Six Senses Ibiza

Six Senses Ibiza, Balearic Islands, Spain — Whitewashed courtyard with woven dining chairs, round stone table, gnarled olive tree, and minimalist architecture overlooking terracotta landscape.

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Embedded into the pine-clad hillside of Ibiza’s northern tip, overlooking the crystalline Xarraca Bay below, this dreamy wellness resort's sheer rugged, rocky beauty is enough to soothe even the weariest, jet-lagged traveler.

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This luxury hotel sprawls over 20 acres, with soothing sea views, swish interiors, and a three-story spa. Several excellent amenities include farm-to-table dining, music, art, sustainable fashion, culture, and wellness experiences. It is a blissfully impressive sight with 116 guest rooms and suites, including one-of-a-kind cave suites built into the cliffs and a handful of Village Residences ideal for large groups or longer-term stays.

Six Senses Ibiza, Balearic Islands, Spain — Aerial view of clifftop pool overlooking turquoise Mediterranean waters, terraced loungers, limestone geology, modernist architecture.
Six Senses Ibiza, Balearic Islands, Spain — Sunlit seafront lounge with golden upholstered furniture, circular mirror, natural materials, and Mediterranean views through floor-to-ceiling glass.
Six Senses Ibiza, Balearic Islands, Spain — Clifftop terrace with rattan dining chairs, wooden deck, and panoramic sea views toward forested headland.
Six Senses Ibiza, Balearic Islands, Spain — Pergola-shaded terrace with curved seating overlooking Mediterranean bay, wooden screens, flowering vines, and forested hills.
Six Senses Ibiza, Balearic Islands, Spain — Outdoor bathroom with white soaking tub, cork walls, wooden deck, and ocean views through glass railing.
Six Senses Ibiza, Balearic Islands, Spain — Coastal bedroom with wooden furnishings, sea-view terrace, natural light, and minimalist Mediterranean design aesthetic.

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What makes it Kobu

51 percent of the hotel's power is created with its own renewable energy source, and it is committed to creating zero waste and using zero single-use plastics throughout the property. This makes Six Senses Ibiza the Balearic Islands' first resort and residential community to achieve certification by BREEAM, the world's original assessment of sustainability within a built environment, and a new benchmark for sustainable real estate worldwide.

Setting a new bar for the world of hospitality, sustainability and community, the luxury hotel offers guests community and creative experiences. The year-round destination set in secluded Xarraca bay includes a comprehensive range of amenities and programming, farm-to-table dining, music, art, sustainable fashion, culture, longevity and wellness. Providing immersion and education, guests are invited to take part in activities such as on-site cooking lessons and dress-up nights facilitated by fashion editors.

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Directions

Ibiza Airport (IBZ)

30 min by car

The Destination

Balearic Islands

Balearic Islands

This sun-kissed archipelago off Spain’s eastern coast made up of 4 stunning islands, Mallorca, Ibiza, Menorca, and Formentera. Lounge by its postcard-worthy turquoise waters, traverse it’s stunning hillside hamlets, hop between islands, or just enjoy the laidback charm of this quintessential Mediterranean getaway.

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