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Ibiza Airport (IBZ)

Ibiza Airport (IBZ) is situated approximately 7 kilometres southwest of Ibiza Town (Eivissa). It operates from a single integrated terminal building that handles both domestic Spanish routes and international European passenger traffic. Peak passenger flows occur during the summer season, while winter operations are scaled down.

Terminals

Main Terminal
A single-building terminal serving all domestic and international arrivals and departures.

Arriving

Passengers disembark into the main terminal area, with clear separation between Schengen and Non-Schengen arrival streams.

  • Schengen arrivals walk directly towards the baggage reclaim area on the ground floor without border control.
  • Non-Schengen arrivals must present valid travel documents at the National Police (Policía Nacional) passport control booths.
  • Baggage reclaim carousels are located on the ground floor of the main terminal hall.
  • Customs checks are conducted by the Spanish Tax Agency (Agencia Tributaria) after baggage collection.
  • The exit from the secure area opens directly into the public arrivals hall on the ground level.

Getting to the city

  • Bus

    Public Bus (Line L10)

    Runs regularly throughout the day connecting the airport with the central bus station in Ibiza Town.

    Time:
    Roughly 20–30 minutes
    Typical cost:
    Typically €3.60–€4.00
  • Bus

    Seasonal Public Bus (Line L9)

    Operates during the summer tourist season connecting the airport directly to San Antonio.

    Time:
    Roughly 35–45 minutes
    Typical cost:
    Typically €4.00–€5.00
  • Bus

    Seasonal Public Bus (Line L24)

    Operates during the summer season serving the eastern coast of the island.

    Time:
    Roughly 30–50 minutes
    Typical cost:
    Typically €4.00–€5.00
  • Taxi

    Taxi

    Official taxi rank is situated immediately outside the arrivals hall terminal exit.

    Time:
    Roughly 15–20 minutes to Ibiza Town
    Typical cost:
    Typically €20–€35 to Ibiza Town (metered, plus official airport supplement)
  • Car rental

    Car Rental

    Rental company desks are located in the arrivals area, with vehicles parked in the adjacent multi-storey car park.

    Time:
    Varies by destination
    Typical cost:
    Varies by supplier and vehicle type

Connections & transfers

Because IBZ consists of a single terminal, transferring between flights requires passing through the public landside area.

  • Self-connect passengers must collect checked luggage, exit to the public hall, and re-check baggage at the departure desks.
  • Passengers transferring from Non-Schengen to Schengen flights must clear border control and security screening.
  • Allow at least 90 to 120 minutes for domestic or Schengen self-connections, and longer during peak summer months.

Wi-Fi & staying connected

Free Wi-Fi access is provided throughout the terminal building by the airport operator Aena.

  • Select the network name 'AIRPORT FREE WIFI AENA' on your device.
  • Connection requires a brief registration via email or social login portal.
  • Coverage extends across all public arrival, departure, and gate areas.

Money, cards & tipping

Euro (EUR) cash and card payments are standard throughout the terminal.

  • ATMs are located in both the public arrivals hall and the departures concourse.
  • Currency exchange services are available landside and airside for major currencies.
  • Card payments (Visa and Mastercard) are accepted by all transport services, shops, and restaurants.

Food & drink

Food and beverage options are available in both landside and airside zones of the terminal.

  • Landside options include small cafes and grab-and-go snack bars in the arrivals area.
  • Airside departures area features wider options including quick-service eateries and coffee shops.
  • Operating hours for dining outlets expand significantly during the peak summer season.

Lounges & rest

A single VIP lounge operates within the departures area of the terminal.

  • Located in the airside boarding area after security screening.
  • Accessible to eligible airline business class passengers, priority cardholders, or via paid entry subject to capacity.
  • Offers complimentary light refreshments, seating, Wi-Fi, and flight status displays.

Airport hotels

There are no hotels located inside the terminal building, but several properties are within a short drive.

  • Hotels and apartments are available in nearby Playa d'en Bossa, roughly 5–10 minutes away by taxi.
  • Ibiza Town offers a wide selection of accommodation located approximately 15 minutes away by road.
  • Arranging transport in advance is recommended if arriving on late-night flights.

Baggage & customs

Baggage claim carousels and support services are located on the ground level.

  • Baggage status desks for lost or delayed luggage are situated in the reclaim hall near the carousels.
  • Luggage wrapping and protection services are available in the public departure hall.
  • Left-luggage or long-term storage facilities are limited; check availability in advance during off-peak months.

Family & accessibility

The terminal is equipped with standard family facilities to assist passengers travelling with children.

  • Baby changing facilities are integrated into accessible toilets throughout the building.
  • A dedicated children's play area is available in the airside departures concourse.
  • Strollers can be taken up to the boarding gate where permitted by your airline.

Facilities

  • ATMs
  • Currency exchange
  • VIP Lounge
  • Information desk
  • Car rental desks
  • Duty free shopping
  • Free airport Wi-Fi
  • Pharmacy / Medical point

Emergency & safety

Local emergency number: 112

  • Call 112 for all general emergency services in Spain, including police, medical, and fire assistance.
  • First aid and basic medical assistance are available within the terminal; contact airport staff for immediate support.
  • If you lose your passport, contact your national embassy or consulate in Spain and inform the National Police at the airport.

Before you leave home

  • Check your passport validity and any visa, ETA or entry declaration required.
  • Confirm your departure terminal on your boarding pass the day before.
  • Activate a travel eSIM so you are online the moment you land.
  • Download offline maps and screenshot your hotel address and booking reference.
  • Tell your bank you are travelling and carry a backup payment card.
  • Save the local emergency number and your embassy contact in your phone.
  • Photograph your passport and store the copy somewhere you can reach offline.
  • Check baggage allowance and any restricted items for your destination.

Official sources

Airport operations change. Always confirm terminals, fares and timetables with the official sources below before you travel.

Guide last reviewed September 27, 2026

Airport information can change. Verify terminal assignments, schedules, fares, entry requirements and operating hours with the official provider before travel.

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Travel information disclaimer: passport, visa and entry requirements change frequently and vary by nationality, route and purpose of travel. Everything published here is general guidance only and is not legal or immigration advice. Always verify current requirements with the official government sources for your citizenship and your destination before booking and before travel.