wild/free camping spots in the island?

stivi said:
last summer, with the non-clubbing season we had, tons of people came to ibiza with their furgonetas and a few of the 'choice' spots were filled with vans.
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The big boom started on summer 2018, when there was articles about it on the press on a regular basis. I remember stopping at Cala Mastella (where the kiosk is, not the restaurant bit) for a late afternoon swim to find out they had to close with a barrier the parking area so no vans would park there at night, leaving just enough space to turn around the car and leave. I also remember seeing that summer vans parked in the countryside everywhere, for example in Pou des Lleó along the road between the restaurant Salvadó and the tower there was LOTS of them. No big deal you'll think... problem is those lands have owners and as soon as they find out the guardia civil is there ready to fine them.
 
^ ^ Same thing at Cala Martina, loads of permanent vans. Couldn't get booked into the camp there I suppose :rolleyes:
A barrier was put across the track that leads down to Chirincana.
 
They are more van in ibiza now than in the last 10-15 years you mean ?
because in the past they were lot of them especially in the north if I remember well ...
and lots of people sleeping on the beach almost everywhere , lots less now it’s seem..
I spent 1 year in Australia living in a camper van in 2008 driving all around the country , also in Latin America and Asia ..not because I didn't have money but for the life style and to be free ..
never done it in ibiza as everything are more complicated and always been to ibiza for work or on holiday but not for long period . Not on the same mind as well.. when you work long hours and you party hard , have a flat is a good option 🙂
But slept many times on the beach with friends , especially when they were some full moon party or goa trance rave , or just with 2,3 friends around a fire ..( always with not too too many people except one time , always lot of fun and kept very good memories of those night ..
Imo it’s nice that this live still exist in ibiza ,in the past they were much more people living this life and lot less sleeping in 5 stars hotel ( not sure they were one 5 stars 😜) keeping the balance and not just focusing on Vip is the way ...
 
If anyone's interested I've got 1 free night's camping (we won't be using) to give away at the Punta Arabi site on any date from Sept 1 onwards, c/o Decathlon
points. The voucher has my name on it but I *think* it can be transferred.
 
Hello, there! Quick question :) We are planning to visit the island for one week. Preferred stay in a van. There are plenty of rental options and from the ads it seems it's zero troubles parking it for the night basically anywhere. But as we know the fines for that are high. What's the reality now, after 'the covid age'?
We don't want to experience any campsite (we're wild-campers and the campsite noise is annoying), we have zero intention to go to clubs, sleep by towns near the parties and so on. Just somewhere we can sleep after all day long of adventures, snorkeling and so on. Something peaceful and quite. Is this possible or is it dangerous?
 
IKou said:
Hello, there! Quick question :) We are planning to visit the island for one week. Preferred stay in a van. There are plenty of rental options and from the ads it seems it's zero troubles parking it for the night basically anywhere. But as we know the fines for that are high. What's the reality now, after 'the covid age'?
We don't want to experience any campsite (we're wild-campers and the campsite noise is annoying), we have zero intention to go to clubs, sleep by towns near the parties and so on. Just somewhere we can sleep after all day long of adventures, snorkeling and so on. Something peaceful and quite. Is this possible or is it dangerous?
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dangerous - no.
finding the right place - not easy if you don't know the island well, especially because you won't be the only ones on the hunt
 
stivi said:
dangerous - no.
finding the right place - not easy if you don't know the island well, especially because you won't be the only ones on the hunt
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Thanks for the answer!
Ooh, there's always some tricky part.. And - is the police really enjoying the hunt of the hunters? Are they trying to find and fine everybody out there or is it more of provoking that's bringing them to you? We don't know the island (never been there before) but I'll do some extensive research once I decide and buy the tickets.
I mean - the adventure is not to look in stress behind your back : ))
 
IKou said:
Would be the middle of July, 7 days. It's some kind of a discount we can get for the tickets at that time so that's why we're even considering....
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consider the mid july heat eh. it's gonna be hot out camping.
 
Hmm, I think you're both right. There will be other chances to visit this island. Thank you very much for your advice and experience!
 
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