Cheap Flights to Ibiza from £28

Compare at a glance UK airfares to Ibiza, these return flights to Ibiza are with BA, easyJet, Jet2, Ryanair, TUI and WizzAir.
This sunny Balearic island receives over a million holidaymakers a year, attracted by the nightlife and the pictoresque beaches. Es Codolor International Airport lies only 5 miles SW of Ibiza town and a 30 minute bus journey runs there every hour.
Only prices for return direct flights to Ibiza are displayed.

Bristol to Ibiza	from	£42	with	easyJet Ryanair TUI
Leeds to Ibiza	from	£47	with	Jet2 Ryanair
Gatwick to Ibiza	from	£42	with	BA easyJet TUI
Luton to Ibiza	from	£32	with	easyJet WizzAir

Stansted to Ibiza	from	£28	with	easyJet Ryanair
Manchester Ibiza	from	£57	with	Jet2 Ryanair TUI
Newcastle to Ibiza	from	£133	with	Jet2 TUI
Southend to Ibiza	from	£34	with	easyJet

The very cheapest flights are on the bargain page, all fares are UNDER £60
Weekend flights to Ibiza start from only £29.

To compare more prices to Ibiza, click on the monthly pages below, these show extra dates and fares.

Best Prices to Ibiza by Month

August	from	£30
September	from	£29

October	from	£28

From your local airport in Wales or southwest England compare fares from £42.

If travelling from the north, check prices from Northern England - Ibiza fr. £47

If you live in southern Scotland you may like to try flying from Newcastle for £133

Getting to and from Ibiza Airport (IBZ)

Es Codolor International airport is 5 miles south west of Ibiza town.
Taxi	Taxi to Ibiza town centre takes 20 mins, should cost around £8.
Bus	Buses run every hour and take 30 mins to Ibiza town for £0.70.
Ferries	Cross over to Formentera in about 25 - 35 mins. from Puerto Formentera (departure is from Estación Marítima), with the Trasmapi Balearia Linea Jet service, arriving at La Sabinia, cost about £21 for a round trip, up to 30 crossings a day in summer. Inexpensive boats also sail between port of Ibiza, San Antonio and Santa Eularia and surrounding beaches.

Why go to Ibiza

The old walled town of Ibiza (d'Alt Vila) is a UNESCO World Heritage site. It overlooks a beautiful natural harbour from a hilltop fortress and is rich in history and architecture.
The museums and galleries display art and artefacts all year round. The Gothic cathedral and the Archeological Museum are well worth a visit.
The narrow whitewashed streets outside the citadel walls are crammed with many bars and shops. In the newer part you'll find wide boulevards and bobbing yachts in Sa Penya port.
Pache, El Divino, Amnesia and Privilege are some of the big-name world famous Ibizan discos.
Relatively unspoilt areas can still be found around the island, such as the lovely beaches of S'Aigua Blanca and Cala Xarrace in the northeast. Cala Hort on the southwest coast lies in a spectacular rocky setting.
Ibiza also boasts about half a dozen campsites. Camping Cala Nova for example lies close to a good beach near the resort of Cala Nova.
The smaller, less developed island of Formentera is a popular 30 minute ferry trip away from Ibiza. This 12 mile long island offers fine long beaches, walking and cycling.

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