Picolo recommends · Hotel in Ibiza, Spain
Nobu Ibiza Bay
Step off the terrace onto the sand of Talamanca Bay, with Nobu's kitchen behind you and Ibiza Town across the water.
Talamanca is the sheltered bay just round the headland from Ibiza Town, and Nobu Hotel Ibiza Bay sits directly on its sand. From the sunbeds you can see the lights of the old town come on in the evening.
The hotel offers big pools, a spa and Nobu's own restaurant, known for its Japanese cooking with Peruvian touches. Rooms are bright, and those with balconies face the sea. The town, its restaurants and the ferries are only a short taxi ride away.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose Nobu Ibiza Bay
It is the easy answer for a first trip to Ibiza: a proper beach, a kitchen with a name and the town close enough for dinner. Couples and families both find room here, and the bay is calm.
You pay for the name and the setting, and summer rates are steep. Talamanca is a busy family beach rather than a wild cove, so those looking for the island's quieter north should look elsewhere.
What you get
- Sunbeds directly on Talamanca beach
- Large pools facing the bay
- Nobu restaurant on site
- Spa
- Short taxi ride to Ibiza Town
A day at Nobu Ibiza Bay
- Morning
- A swim in the bay before the sunbeds fill up.
- Midday
- Lunch at Nobu with your feet still sandy.
- Afternoon
- A stroll to the fish restaurants at the far end of the beach.
- Evening
- A taxi into town for a drink below the walls of Dalt Vila.
Location
Talamanca, Ibiza, Spain
Open in MapsQuestions about Nobu Ibiza Bay
Is Nobu Ibiza Bay right on the beach?
Yes. It sits on the sand of Talamanca Bay, so the beach starts where the hotel terrace ends.
How far is Nobu Ibiza Bay from Ibiza Town?
A couple of kilometres. A taxi takes you to the harbour and the old town quickly, which makes dinner in town easy.
Is Nobu Ibiza Bay good for families?
Yes. Talamanca is a sheltered bay with calm water, and the hotel has big pools, so it works for children as well as couples.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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