What's The Weather Like in Ibiza in July?
July is a very popular time of the year to visit Ibiza, Spain when warm temperatures, plenty of sunshine and clear blue skies are practically guaranteed.
How Hot Is Ibiza In July?
During this month, the average temperature is 25°C with averages highs of 29°C and low temperatures of 21°C.
Highest And Lowest Temperatures In July
In recent times, the highest temperature which has ever been recorded for Ibiza in July is 40°C and the lowest is 16°C.
How Much Does It Rain In Ibiza In July?
In an average July, Ibiza is subject to around 8mm of rainfall spread out across three days throughout the month.
How Warm Is The Sea In Ibiza In July?
At 24°C, the average sea temperature for Ibiza in July is much warmer than any of the previous months. This temperature is more than warm enough to enjoy a swim and will be enjoyed by almost everyone who decides to take a dip.
July Sunshine Hours
Across the month, Ibiza enjoys an average of 13 hours of sunshine each day that's plenty of time to work on your tan and see the sights.
Is Ibiza Windy In July?
Throughout a typical July, wind speeds tend to vary between calm and moderate breezes very rarely reaching anything stronger.
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Ibiza Hotels in July
Bellamar Hotel Beach & Spa
Bellamar Hotel Beach & Spa is one of the most modern hotels found the along the coast of San Antonio, just a stone's throw away from the Es Pouet beach. Here you'll find various single and double standard and superior and suites to choose from, each of which features: complete bathroom with hairdryer, terrace or balcony, telephone, flat screen satellite TV, air conditioning, safe, welcome tray, minibar and free WiFi access. Guests at the Bellamar Hotel Beach & Spa are invited to take full advantage of the services and facilities on offer, including: spa, gym, conference room, 24-hour reception, currency exchange, car rental, tourist information, excursion booking, bar, buffet restaurant, grill restaurant, outdoor swimming pool, children's swimming pool, outdoor Jacuzzi, room service, internet corner, free parking, laundry service and international entertainment.
Ibiza Beach for July
Cala Conta Beach
Take advantage of the warm summer weather and head to Cala Conta Beach. This beach is 800m long and 15-30 metres wide, providing plenty of room for children to play. The fine golden sand is divided into two stretches, one backed by a rocky coastline and one lined with sand dunes. There is a third, much smaller cove further on which is used by naturists. Cala Conta Beach provides the perfect conditions for swimming, with one end of the bay gentle and calm, whilst the other features small waves which are fun to splash about in. Onsite facilities and services include: loungers, parasols, restaurants, bars, toilets, showers, lifeguards and disabled access
Bars and Restaurants
Bambuddha Grove
Bambuddha Grove has a great selection of Thai food on offer but the setting of this restaurant is what keeps you coming back. The tropical canopy of bamboo, tables lit with tiny lights, statues and a south-east Asian fountion make this place a restaurant Temple. For something a little different go for the Indonesian Laksa curry that comes with mushrooms, noodles, tofu, pumpkin, curry sauce and coriander.
Es Torrent
Try some local Ibizan food at Es Torrent restaurant near Sant Antoni on the Platja Port d'es Torrent. The authentic fresh seafood is served at the restaurant overlooking the beach. Eat in a relaxed, comfortable, accomodating atmosphere with memorable ocean views. Customers favourites are seabass in salted crust, salads and homemade desserts.
Things to do in Ibiza in July
Teatro Pereyra
If you get tired of the nightclubs, head to https://www.teatropereyraibiza.com for a night with a difference. This theatre offers a much more relaxed and laid-back atmosphere than many of the other nightlife hotspots in Ibiza. Away from the usual energetic dance music, this venue offers a wide spectrum of entertainment featuring DJs and live bands playing all sorts of music, usually in 30-minute stints. Teatro Pereyra is open in the afternoon, but the entertainment doesn't begin until around midnight. There is an entry fee to pay and the drinks prices increase when the entertainment begins.
Church of es Cubells
At the end of the road which leads to Es Cubells you'll find the Church of es Cubells. This simple, humble church is bright white on the outside and features plain yet beautiful stonework along the sides. Church of es Cubells was built in the 19th century and is today a popular place for locals and visitors alike to get married. There are many small cafes in the area where you can enjoy a refreshing drink and soak up the holy atmosphere which the church creates.
Dolphin-Spotting Trip
Although sightings are not guaranteed, the chances of seeing a school of dolphins is very high, so don't forget your camera. This boat trip begins at the port in Ibiza at midday and sails over to Es Vedra where the bottlenose dolphins are frequently spotted. Whether or not you see any dolphins, your dolphin-spotting trip ends with a short break at the best beach in Formentera before heading back to Ibiza for around 6pm.
MTB Mountain Bike
If you're feeling energetic, why not rent a bike and cycle around Ibiza? There is a wide selection of bikes to choose from, guaranteeing something for all sizes, abilities and experiences. Here you'll find everything from high-spec bikes which can take on tough mountain terrain to city bikes, ideal for cycling around town. Models are available for children, women and men, all of which can be hired for a day or longer periods of time, guaranteed to suit you.
