Ibiza, officially known as Eivissa in Catalan, is a Spanish island located in the Mediterranean Sea and is part of the Balearic Islands archipelago. With an area of ​​572 km² and an approximate population of 161,485 inhabitants (INE 2024), it is the third largest Balearic island and the second in population after Mallorca. Its capital, also called Ibiza, is the main urban and tourist center. The island stands out for its irregular morphology, with mountains such as Atalaya, which reaches 475 meters in altitude. Ibiza is world famous for its beaches and coves with crystal-clear waters, its vibrant nightlife with internationally recognized nightclubs, and its historical and cultural heritage, especially in the walled city of Dalt Vila, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Furthermore, Ibiza combines a privileged natural environment with a first-class tourist offer, attracting visitors from all over the world who are looking for relaxation, leisure and culture. Its mild and sunny Mediterranean climate for most of the year contributes to its popularity as a holiday destination.