Fincas, cliffside villas, design hotels and hidden boho estates — twenty hand-scouted properties across the island, curated by a production-first location agency that’s walked every one. Shoots, events, retreats, film.
Ibiza is six kilometres of Renaissance walls, 210 kilometres of coastline, eight protected natural areas and more than 300 sun-days a year, compressed into a ninety-minute drive north to south. The light here has been drawing shoots, films and guest programmes for five decades — and the infrastructure has quietly grown up to meet it.
Our Ibiza roster is the broadest on the site: cliffside villas in Es Cubells and Cala Jondal, traditional Ibicenco fincas in Santa Gertrudis and San Vicente, art-deco and vintage hotels, and a handful of location-only sets (the Love Motel, the Cuban Vibe apartment) that exist for cameras. Use this page to orient — then drop into a specialist sub-page for your exact brief.
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Villa exteriors, pool decks, fincas, beach scenes and purpose-built sets. The 30% audiovisual tax rebate and Ibiza Film Commission permits in as little as seven working days make the island commercially serious, not just scenic.
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Finca dinners for 40, beach-club launches for 180, takeover estates for 300. Dalt Vila, Santa Eulà ria and San Antoni each bring a different flavour — quieter cultural, coastal, or full-volume. Sound cut-offs negotiated in advance.
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Whole-estate villa takeovers, multi-bedroom fincas, yoga decks and spa-led modern homes. Ideal for leadership offsites, founder weeks, creator retreats and structured wellness programmes — with the option to decant into town for dinners.
Explore retreats →Typical Mediterranean climate: 300+ sunny days, July–August with eleven hours of usable light, and winter averages climbing to 25°C the moment sun hits. Plan a November shoot with genuine confidence — dates rarely move for weather.
Dalt Vila’s 16th-century Renaissance fortifications, Phoenician Sa Caleta and the Posidonia seagrass meadows form a mixed natural-cultural World Heritage property — granting editorial narrative alongside location value in a single half-day scout.
Pine-cliff north, sandy south, agricultural centre, whitewashed villages throughout. Eight protected natural areas and 210 km of coastline compressed into ninety driving minutes — you can shoot forest, cliff, cove and village in one day.
IBZ airport fifteen minutes from Ibiza town, direct flights from most European capitals, seven working ports, and a mature crew pool servicing twenty-plus commercials per season. Generators, grip, lighting and transport are rentable on-island.
The Ibiza Film Commission — non-profit, free, dependent on the Consell Insular d’Eivissa — coordinates permits across five municipalities. Public-space permissions typically issue in seven working days. Private venue bookings move faster.
November through April: empty coastlines, villa rates at 30–50% of summer, crews available and the same southern light. Ideal for pre-launch brand shoots, editorial, offsites and anything that benefits from an island to yourselves.
Ibiza reads as one place but splits cleanly into four operating zones. The south coast — Es Cubells, Cala Jondal, Porroig — delivers the dramatic cliff-and-sea frames most briefs want: Villa Jondal, Ocean Paradise and Modern Villa Es Vedra all sit on this stretch. The centre (Santa Gertrudis, San Vicente) is agricultural finca country, all olive groves and rustic stone. The north — Santa Agnés, San Joan — is pine-forested, cooler-light, and home to the Bohemian Estate’s 25-hectare valley. The west around San Antoni carries the classic sunset frames and quick beach access. Travel between all four is under an hour; most briefs end up mixing two.
May, June, September and early October are Ibiza’s sweet spot: 22–27°C, full open island, sea warm enough to swim on camera, but pricing and availability still reasonable. July–August is peak — hot, loud and 40–60% more expensive across the roster. November through April is a genuinely underrated window: averages of 15–16°C rising to 25°C the moment sun hits, villa rates at 30–50% of summer, empty coastlines and crews hungry for work. For shoulder-season light with maximum calm, late October and early April are personal favourites. If you need guaranteed heat, pick June or late September.
The Ibiza Film Commission is a non-profit dependent on the Consell Insular d’Eivissa and its services are free. For any public-space permit — streets, beaches, harbours, protected natural areas — an instance must be registered with the relevant ayuntamiento (there are five: Eivissa, Sant Joan, Sant Antoni, Sant Josep, Santa Eulà ria) with a minimum of seven working days in advance. Private venue shoots don’t need public permits but do need a booking contract, proof of insurance and a call-sheet shared with the property. Spain offers a 30% audiovisual tax rebate on qualifying production spend on-island — meaningful for commercials above €500k.
Ibiza has outdoor sound cut-offs. For most rural fincas and villas the outdoor music limit is 23:00, with indoor continuation permitted until 00:00 or later depending on the ayuntamiento. Properties near villages often have earlier limits; Dalt Vila and Ibiza Town residential zones are stricter still. If your event needs DJ-led programming past midnight, this has to be confirmed in writing at the shortlist stage — we check it for every venue we propose. Daytime production noise (generators, trucks, crowd) is less contested but still courteous to clear with neighbours 48 hours ahead. None of this is a blocker; it’s just the operating reality we build into the brief.
This page is the top of the funnel. For a use-case-specific shortlist — villas only, or fashion-shoot only, or corporate-retreat only — jump into the specialist sub-page and we’ll narrow the brief from there. Tell us your dates, headcount and rough mood; three to five shortlisted options land in your inbox within 24 hours, availability-checked, with real photos and honest pros and cons for your exact brief.
It depends entirely on the look you’re chasing. South-coast cliff villas (Villa Jondal, Ocean Paradise, Modern Villa Es Vedra) deliver dramatic sea frames; central fincas (Finca Ibiza, Finca Lavada, Finca Sata) give rustic Ibicenco interiors; period hotels (Art Deco, Vintage Hotel) bring editorial colour; and the Bohemian Estate near Santa Agnés offers 25 hectares of valley for scale. Our job is matching your mood board to the specific property that delivers it — tell us the brief and we’ll shortlist three to five that actually fit.
May, June, September and early October are the sweet spot: warm Mediterranean light, open island, still reasonable pricing. July–August is peak heat and peak price. Winter (November–April) is genuinely underrated for pre-launch shoots, offsites and intimate dinners — averages of 15–16°C with 25°C sun-highs, villa rates at 30–50% of summer, and crews readily available. Ibiza delivers 300+ sunny days a year, so dates rarely move for weather.
For private venues (the majority of our roster), no public permit is required — just a venue contract, insurance and call sheet. For any public space — beach, harbour, street, protected natural area — you must register an instance with the relevant ayuntamiento (Eivissa, Sant Joan, Sant Antoni, Sant Josep or Santa Eulà ria) a minimum of seven working days in advance. The Ibiza Film Commission, a free non-profit under the Consell Insular d’Eivissa, coordinates the process. Spain also offers a 30% tax rebate on qualifying audiovisual spend.
IBZ (Ibiza Airport) sits fifteen minutes south-west of Ibiza Town with direct seasonal flights from most European capitals — roughly 2h 30m from London, 2h from Paris and Berlin, and 1h from Madrid or Barcelona. Transfers are short: the airport is 7 km from Dalt Vila, 20 minutes to south-coast villas, 40 minutes to the far north. Crew, talent and guests can arrive same-day; we coordinate private transfers on request.
Yes — most of the villas and estates on this page are designed for full-property takeover, including Villa Jondal, Ocean Paradise, Can Felipe, Bohemian Estate and the Art Deco Hotel. Capacities range from 20-guest intimate dinners to 300-guest activations. Outdoor music cut-offs (typically 23:00 with indoor continuation permitted) vary by property and ayuntamiento — we confirm in writing at shortlist stage so there are no surprises.
We’re a production-first location agency. You send us dates, guest count, format (shoot / event / retreat / production), rough budget and a mood board. Within 24 hours we come back with three to five shortlisted locations — availability-checked, with real photos, capacity notes, permit reality and honest pros and cons for your specific brief. The shortlist is free. We only charge when you move forward with a full scouting or production scope. We don’t mark up venue rates.
For peak summer (July–August) and high-season weekends (late May through September), four to six months ahead is safe; the most-photographed villas go nine to twelve months out. For shoulder season (April–May, October) six to ten weeks is realistic. Winter bookings can be turned around in two to four weeks. For shoots in particular, low-season slots are often available on 10-day notice — if the brief is flexible, get in touch early.