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Ibiza Live
The Port of Ibiza and Dalt Vila in real time — watch the yachts, the UNESCO ramparts and the Mediterranean light shift across the White Isle, 24 hours a day.
Ibiza Port webcam — live now
The Port of Ibiza live: yachts, ferries, Dalt Vila ramparts and Mediterranean weather around the clock. The White Isle at your fingertips — any season, any hour.
📷 Watch Ibiza live →Ibiza — The White Isle of the Mediterranean
Ibiza (Eivissa in Catalan), the third-largest of the Balearic Islands off the east coast of Spain, is one of the most iconic destinations in the Mediterranean. Famous the world over for its electric nightlife and crystalline beaches, Ibiza is also a place of profound beauty, ancient history and unspoiled nature — a side of the island many visitors never discover.
The island's old town, Dalt Vila — "the high town" — crowns a limestone hill above the port, its Renaissance fortifications enclosing a labyrinth of whitewashed streets that lead to a 14th-century cathedral with sweeping views over the sea. In 1999, the Biodiversity and Culture of Ibiza was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, recognising both Dalt Vila's extraordinary fortified architecture and the surrounding Posidonia oceanica seagrass meadows — the oldest living organism on Earth.
"Ibiza is a contradiction the Mediterranean does perfectly: ancient ramparts above a hedonist's paradise, Posidonia seagrass older than civilisation beneath party boats, whitewashed silence inside the old town and pulsing sound systems outside. The webcam catches whichever version is on show right now."
Ibiza beyond the clichés
- Dalt Vila — UNESCO fortified old town
- Ses Salines Natural Park & salt flats
- DC10, Pacha, Amnesia, Ushuaïa
- Formentera — ferry 30 min, pristine beaches
- Puig de Missa — hilltop church, Santa Eulalia
- Posidonia seagrass — oldest organism on Earth
- Cala d'Hort & Es Vedrà sea stack
- Ibiza Museum of Contemporary Art (MACE)
- San Antonio sunset strip — Café del Mar
- Las Salinas flamingos & birdwatching
- Scuba diving & snorkelling crystal coves
- Hippy market Las Dalias, Sant Carles
Ibiza through all four seasons
The Port of Ibiza webcam — live 24/7
The Port of Ibiza is the island's beating heart — ferries departing for the mainland and Formentera, superyachts moored below the Dalt Vila ramparts, fishing boats heading out at dawn, and the constant spectacle of Mediterranean light on the water. The webcam from Ibiza-Style captures it all, live and unfiltered.
Puerto de Ibiza — Live Webcam
Port of Ibiza in real time: yachts, ferries and fishing boats against the backdrop of Dalt Vila's UNESCO ramparts. Mediterranean weather, harbour life and the White Isle — 24 hours a day.
The Port of Ibiza webcam lets you check the current weather on the island before flying, observe the sea conditions for your ferry crossing to Formentera, enjoy the golden hour light on Dalt Vila's limestone ramparts, or simply indulge in the pleasure of watching the Mediterranean in real time from anywhere in the world. There are worse ways to spend five minutes.
🌊 Stay in Ibiza
Boutique hotels in Dalt Vila, sea-view apartments above the port, design villas in the hills or all-inclusive resorts on the beach — find your perfect base on the White Isle.
👉 Check availability on BookingGetting there & practical info: Ibiza Airport (IBZ) is 7 km from Ibiza Town, with direct flights from London, Amsterdam, Paris, Berlin, Zurich and most European cities (peak season May–October). By ferry: Baleària and Trasmediterránea operate routes from Valencia (3h30–9h), Barcelona (8h–9h) and Denia (2h30). Local transport: taxis, buses and car rental from the airport. The Port of Ibiza is walkable from Ibiza Town centre — ferries to Formentera depart from the southern quay every 30–60 minutes (April–October). Main areas: Ibiza Town (Eivissa) — Dalt Vila, port, restaurants, boutiques; San Antonio (Sant Antoni) — sunset strip, Café del Mar, party hotels; Santa Eulalia (Santa Eulàlia) — family-friendly, bohemian, hippy markets; Sant Josep — Ses Salines, Cala d'Hort, Es Vedrà, hill villages. Top beaches: Playa d'en Bossa (party), Talamanca (calm, near town), Cala Vadella (families), Cala Conta (sunsets, views Formentera), Ses Salines (crystal water, see-and-be-seen), Aguas Blancas (naturist). Food: bullit de peix (local fish stew), sofrit pagès (meat and potato stew), flaó (cheesecake), hierbas ibicencas (local herbal liqueur), ensalada payesa. Climate: Mediterranean — hot dry summers (avg 30°C July/Aug), mild winters (avg 14°C January), 300+ sunny days per year, sea swimmable May–November. UNESCO: Dalt Vila and Ses Posidones inscribed 1999 — Posidonia oceanica seagrass, some colonies estimated 100,000 years old.