Most visitors know Ibiza only for its clubs. This audiobook is for the ones who want the rest of it. Behind the beach parties sits Dalt Vila, a UNESCO-listed walled old town whose Renaissance fortifications were built to repel Ottoman raids, and Puig des Molins, one of the most significant surviving Phoenician and Punic necropolises anywhere in the Mediterranean — this island's history runs well over two thousand years deeper than its party reputation suggests. Walk through the legendary clubs that helped shape global electronic music, watch the sunset ritual at Es Vedrà, and browse the island's hippie markets, a genuine countercultural tradition running continuously since the 1960s. Taste bullit de peix, flaó, and hierbas ibicencas, cross to Formentera's pristine turquoise water, and spend a day in Ibiza's quiet rural interior, where traditional agriculture continues far from any beach club.
Told in immersive second person, this is a listen made to feel like you're actually there — walking, tasting, and living Ibiza the way its own residents do, considerably deeper than any single summer party.