Ibiza · Balearic Islands
Luxury homes for sale
in Eivissa.
Luxury homes for sale in Eivissa carry a sense of history. Ibiza's capital climbs from its harbour to the walled old town of Dalt Vila, and the homes around it share that view of stone and sea.
Search propertiesEivissa is the Catalan name used for both the island and its capital. Here it means the town itself, on the island's southeast coast.
Homes around Dalt Vila and the harbour
Below the walls, restored townhouses keep thick stone, shaded courtyards and roof terraces that look across the water. Along the harbour and the bay beyond it, contemporary apartments and penthouses favour light, glass and an easy walk to the marina.
Restaurants, galleries and the port sit a few steps from your door, while the countryside of Santa Eulària des Riu and Sant Josep de sa Talaia waits a short drive away. Set the area, the kind of home and your budget in the search, and tell us what matters most to you.
The Balearic Islands,
one island at a time.
Mallorca
Son Vida villas, the harbour of Port d'Andratx and stone estates on the plain: the island's finest houses, area by area.
Discover Balearic IslandsIbiza
Sea-facing villas, hillside retreats and quiet country estates on the most free-spirited of the Balearic Islands.
Discover Balearic IslandsMenorca
Luxury properties in Menorca: harbour homes in Mahón, restored country estates and villas above quiet coves.
Discover Balearic IslandsAlcúdia
Mallorca's northern bay: a walled old town, a marina and long beaches of pale sand.
Discover Balearic IslandsCalvià
Southwest Mallorca, from the yachts of Puerto Portals to the wide bay of Santa Ponsa.
Discover Balearic IslandsAlaior
A hilltop town in central Menorca, with farmland inland and the south coast at Son Bou.
Discover Balearic IslandsAlaró
A mountain village in Mallorca's Raiguer, beneath the castle rock and the Serra de Tramuntana.
Discover Balearic IslandsAlgaida
Farmland and stone farmhouses at the centre of Mallorca, below the sanctuaries of Puig de Randa.
Discover Balearic IslandsAndratx
Mallorca's south-west corner: Port d'Andratx, Camp de Mar, Sant Elm and the sea facing Sa Dragonera.
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North-east Mallorca: a hilltop sanctuary, a protected headland and the calm shore of Colònia de Sant Pere.
Discover Balearic IslandsBinissalem
Stone village houses and country estates among the vineyards of inland Mallorca.
Discover Balearic IslandsBunyola
Mountain homes and olive estates on the route between Palma and Sóller.
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Questions,
answered.
Is Eivissa the same place as Ibiza?
Eivissa is the Catalan name for Ibiza. On this page it refers to the capital, often called Ibiza Town, while the Ibiza guide covers the whole island.
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