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Discover Ibiza's historic Dalt Vila on a 2.5-hour guided walking tour, learn about its past, enjoy panoramic views, and end with a sangría or workshop.

For those eager to uncover the stories behind Ibiza’s stunning old town, the Ibiza: Dalt Vila Walking Tour with Sangría/Sangría Workshop offers a well-rounded experience. Priced at $65 per person, this 2.5-hour tour combines sightseeing, history, and a taste of local culture. Meet your guide at Café Mar y Sol and prepare for a leisurely stroll through Dalt Vila, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This tour is ideal for visitors wanting an engaging introduction to Ibiza’s past, combined with a fun hands-on activity or a refreshing drink. The tour’s friendly pace and knowledgeable guides make it suitable for most fitness levels, though it involves some uneven terrain.
While the tour emphasizes history and views, it also offers a delicious culinary touch with local tapas and sangría, making it a balanced blend of education and relaxation. Be aware that it’s not designed for those with mobility issues, but overall, it provides an accessible way to experience Ibiza’s historic heart.
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The guided tour of Dalt Vila begins at Café Mar y Sol, where the guide leads you into the heart of Ibiza’s oldest quarter. As you walk through this UNESCO World Heritage Site, you’ll explore well-preserved architecture that reflects centuries of history. The streets are full of character, with narrow alleys and ancient stone walls that invite curiosity. The guide shares stories about the island’s Phoenician settlers, pirate raids, and Renaissance-era fortifications, offering a vivid picture of Ibiza’s evolution.
Expect interesting anecdotes about the great Renaissance wall and how corsairs once played a role in shaping the island’s history. The panoramic views from the city walls provide perfect photo opportunities of Ibiza Town and the Mediterranean Sea, giving a sense of the island’s strategic importance in the past.

One of the highlights of this tour is standing atop the city walls of Dalt Vila, where breathtaking vistas unfold. From this vantage point, visitors can appreciate the historic town’s layout and enjoy sweeping views of Ibiza’s rooftops and coastline. The guide explains how these walls protected the town and discusses the strategic significance of the location, enhancing the visual experience with stories of past defenses.
These scenic views are ideal for capturing memorable photos and understanding how the old town was built to withstand attacks, all while appreciating the beauty of Ibiza’s landscape. It’s a moment where history and scenery intertwine beautifully, leaving a lasting impression.

After exploring the historic core, the tour takes you through La Marina, a lively neighborhood filled with restaurants, cafes, and shops. Here, the atmosphere shifts from ancient to lively, giving a glimpse of Ibiza’s modern-day vibrancy. This area buzzes with local life and is perfect for observing everyday scenes or sampling more local specialties. The guide highlights notable spots and shares insights about the neighborhood’s role in Ibiza’s cultural scene.
Wandering through La Marina offers a break from the stone walls, allowing travelers to soak in the local flavor of Ibiza’s contemporary life. It’s a great place for photos, shopping, or simply enjoying a leisurely moment amid the lively streets.
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The tour offers two options depending on the time of day: the morning tour includes a sangría workshop, where participants learn to make traditional Spanish sangría with guidance from the host. You’ll get to prepare your own sangría, learning about the ingredients and process behind this beloved drink.
In the evening tour, the focus shifts to enjoying a refreshing glass of sangría or cava on a terrace with a view. This relaxed moment allows you to unwind while soaking in the sunset or evening ambiance, making for a perfect conclusion to the tour.
In both cases, you’ll enjoy local tapas or snacks, pairing them with your beverage of choice to enhance the experience.
The tour departs from Café Mar y Sol, where you meet your guide in front of the venue. It lasts approximately 2.5 hours and is led by a live guide speaking English and Spanish. The tour is designed to be relaxed, with plenty of time to admire views and listen to stories, but participants should wear comfortable shoes due to the uneven terrain. Bringing a camera, water, a hat, and sunscreen is recommended for comfort and safety, especially during the day.
Since the tour is not suitable for those with mobility impairments or wheelchair users, it’s best suited for visitors in good physical condition who enjoy walking and sightseeing at a gentle pace.

At $65 per person, this tour offers a balanced mix of sightseeing, history, and local culture. The inclusion of a sangría workshop or a refreshing drink at a terrace adds a special touch not always found in similar tours. The views from the city walls and the stories about Ibiza’s past make this experience engaging and educational.
The opportunity to taste local snacks and learn how sangría is made provides a flavorful glimpse into Spanish culinary traditions, making the tour both fun and enriching.

This experience is perfect for travelers interested in history, architecture, and local culture. It appeals to those who enjoy scenic views and want an authentic perspective on Ibiza’s historic town. It’s especially well-suited for visitors who prefer a relaxed pace and appreciate interactive activities, like the sangría workshop or simply savoring a well-made drink with scenic surroundings.
The tour’s limited physical demands make it accessible for most, excluding those with mobility issues, but general good health and comfortable walking shoes are recommended.

The Ibiza: Dalt Vila Walking Tour with Sangría/Sangría Workshop provides a lively and informative way to explore Ibiza’s oldest quarter. The combination of scenic views, historic insights, and interactive activities creates a well-rounded experience that captures the essence of Ibiza’s cultural richness. The knowledgeable guides and authentic local touches like tapas and sangría make this tour a memorable addition to any Ibiza itinerary.
While it’s not suited for all mobility levels or those seeking a physically intense experience, it offers a relaxed pace that suits most visitors. For $65, participants gain a meaningful glimpse into Ibiza’s past while enjoying its vibrant present — an experience that balances education, flavor, and scenery seamlessly.
What is included in the tour price?
The tour includes a guided walking tour of Dalt Vila, a glass of sangría (in the evening), or a sangría workshop with local tapas (in the morning).
Where does the tour start?
The meeting point is Café Mar y Sol, where you meet your guide in front of the venue.
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts approximately 2.5 hours from start to finish.
Is the tour suitable for children or families?
The tour is best suited for those in good health and with the ability to walk on uneven terrain. It may not be ideal for very young children or those with mobility issues.
What should I wear?
Comfortable walking shoes are essential due to uneven terrain. Light clothing, a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen are recommended for daytime.
Can I participate if I don’t drink alcohol?
Yes, the tour involves a sangría workshop or enjoying a sangría or cava. If you prefer not to drink alcohol, you can opt for non-alcoholic options or simply enjoy the scenery.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes, booking ahead is advised, and you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Is the tour accessible for people with mobility impairments?
No, this tour is not suitable for wheelchair users or those with mobility impairments due to uneven terrain.
What languages are available for the tour?
The tour is conducted in English and Spanish.
Is this tour good for learning about Ibiza’s history?
Absolutely — the guide shares stories about Phoenicians, pirates, and fortifications, making it informative for history enthusiasts.