Villa Aurea, a luxury villa rental on Ibiza

A Serene, Staffed Getaway on Ibiza

With its outdoor living focus, this nearly 500-square-meter Ibizan villa was created for rest and relaxation in an environment where nature reigns. Each of the residence's six double bedrooms comes with an en-suite marble bathroom and a flat-screen TV for downtime away from the crowd. The open-plan living room features floor-to-ceiling sliders that open to a generous outdoor entertainment area and terrace dining space, with a cushy lounge alongside the swimming pool.

The pine-dotted garden offers sea views from its 10-hectare stretch of lawn, woods, and planted beds. There’s a pool, beach access from the garden, and both pétanque and volleyball courts, picnic spaces, a sea-facing yoga deck, and planted beds overflowing with Mediterranean herbs and flowering shrubs.

Breakfast is included.

Around

The villa occupies a seafront lot with private access to the beach in the northeastern part of Ibiza, about 10 minutes from the village of Santa Eularia des Riù between the beaches of Aigües Blanques and Sant Vincent. Views from the home’s outdoor living spaces take in Tagomago Island, and recommended activities include yoga sessions, hiking, diving, kayaking the coast’s rocky coves and sandy bays, touring the old town of Eivissa, a city that’s more than 2,600 years old, private boat trips and guided snorkeling, quad tours, electric mountain bike rentals, and visiting the Ses Salines Natural Park on the island, with its magnificent sand dunes and striking scenery, plus a great swim beach.

The region around Santa Eularia is one of Ibiza’s top destinations for its natural beauty and rich heritage. Dozens of beaches and turquoise coves dot the coastline, and picturesque whitewashed villages inland are connected by a hiking, cycling, moto or driving route known as the Cultural Route. Santa Eulalia’s pedestrian promenades are notably filled with small artisanal outlets. And in season, local villages play host to regular “Hippie Markets,” big crafts fairs that recall Ibiza’s halcyon days as a barefoot artists’ haven back in the 1960s.