Santa Eulària des Riu

Home of some of the islands greatest 'fiestas'; like the centuries old 'First Sunday in May' (Catalan: Primer Duimenge d' Mai), and the Easter Procession. It is home to a famous yacht harbour (small but enchanting and surrounded by shops and top-notch restaurants.
The 15th century hill-top fortress church, Puig de Missa overlooks the entire town and bay. Just a bit below on the hill there is Can Ros, a "living museum", which will give you an idea of how life was on the island (for centuries) before the tourist boom.
Santa Eulalia has long been home to artists and writers (see: author:Elliot Paul.1937-Title:"Life and Death of a Spanish Village") and personalities from around the globe seeking tranquility and anonymity.

• Oficina de Información Turística

  phone: +34 971 330728
  address: C/ Mariano Riquer Wallis nº 4. Edificio Polivalente

• Information kiosk

By plane

See Ibiza Airport for details.

By bus

• Intercity bus hub

  address: Calle Camino de Misa
  Simply a bus stop and a ticket booth; Line 24 to the Ibiza Airport, Line 13 to the Ibiza Town (aka Eivissa), Line 19 to Sant Antoni de Portmany

• Iglesia de Santa Eulària des RiuA parish church at the top of a nice hill. It is a part of Ruta de las Iglesias de Ibiza

• Passeig MarítimA seaside promenade from the port towards the estuary of Riu de Santa Eulalia

• Walk along the Riu de Santa EulaliaA paved path that connects Passeig Marítim and Puig de Missa.

• Es Mercat

  address: Carrer del Sol
  A modern covered market.

Calle San Vicente is a restaurant street of the town.

• Can Pere Celler

  phone: +34 971 33 00 56
  address: Calle San Vicente 32
  Reportedly is reasonably priced, with good food and a nice atmosphere.

• Hotel Cantalaias

• Hotel Sol Ibiza

• Hotel Sol s'Sargamassa