Picolo recommends · Hotel in Ibiza, Spain
Six Senses Ibiza
Rooms step down the hillside to Xarraca Bay, and the vegetables on your plate come from the hotel's own farm.
At the very top of the island, the road ends at Xarraca Bay, a rocky cove with clear water and pine-covered slopes. Six Senses Ibiza is built into the hillside here, its rooms arranged in terraces that run down towards the sea.
There is a spa, gardens and several restaurants, and much of what they serve is grown on the hotel's own farm. The clubs, the traffic and the crowds of the south feel very far away.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose Six Senses Ibiza
If your idea of Ibiza is pine forest, quiet water and serious comfort, this is where we would send you. It suits couples looking for calm and families who want space without giving up on luxury.
It is one of the most expensive stays on the island, and Ibiza Town is around half an hour away by car. If you want to walk out to dinner or join the nightlife, a base in town will suit you far better.
What you get
- Spa
- Gardens on the hillside
- Restaurants using produce from the hotel farm
- Rooms terraced down to the sea
- Quiet sunsets over Xarraca Bay
A day at Six Senses Ibiza
- Morning
- A swim in the clear water of Xarraca Bay.
- Midday
- A walk through the gardens and the farm.
- Afternoon
- A long treatment in the spa.
- Evening
- Watching the sun drop behind the headland from your terrace.
Location
Cala Xarraca, Ibiza, Spain
Open in MapsQuestions about Six Senses Ibiza
Where is Six Senses Ibiza?
It is on Xarraca Bay, right at the northern tip of Ibiza, about half an hour's drive from Ibiza Town.
Does Six Senses Ibiza have its own farm?
Yes. Its restaurants use vegetables grown on the hotel's own farm, which shapes much of the menu.
Do I need a car at Six Senses Ibiza?
Not to enjoy the hotel itself, but you will want a car or taxi to explore the island or eat out in town.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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