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Ibiza, 7th-14th October 2007 
- The first stop of the day at Cala Moli on a drive out to the south-west produced Eleonora’s Falcon, Blue Rock Thrush and Audouin’s Gull, then we headed for the track up to Talaia ( in search of Marmora’s Warbler)...Bob Marchant reports
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Ibiza August
24-31, 2007
- This was my second successive August
family holiday in the Balearics, last year having been Mallorca,
and my first ever visit to Ibiza. As both trips have involved
other friends as well, I have been excused a reasonable amount
of time for bird watching...Andrew Greenwood reports.
Ibiza 5th-18th
June 2006
- My hobby is bird-watching but this was a
holiday for my wife and I to have a break, with me doing the
birding on walks and when we hired a car out in the second week...Frank
Foulger reports
Ibiza Easter
2001
- Whenever I arrive at a new destination, I
always walk the local area, first thing in the morning, keen to
find out what the first bird is that I will see. This time it
was Audouins Gull (x5) on the rocks by the hotel. Turtle Dove
called, Thekla Lark and Sardinian Warbler showed well. Common
Swifts and Yellow-legged Gull completed the morning list...John
Girdley reports
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The Rough Guide to Ibiza and Formentera
Iain Stewart, Martin Davies: Buy
from Amazon.com
or Amazon.co.uk
- Dotted around Ibiza’s dazzling
shoreline are more than fifty beaches, which range from
expansive sweeps of sand to exquisite, miniature coves
nestling beneath soaring cliffs. Many of the best beaches
were insensitively transformed into functional holiday
resorts in the 1960s, but plenty of pristine places remain
if you’re inquisitive
enough to seek them out. Ibiza’s hilly, thickly wooded
interior is equally beguiling, the countryside peppered
with isolated whitewashed villages and terraced fields
of almonds, figs and olives.
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