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Partyinsel auf Stand-by: 7 Gründe, die Ibiza zum perfekten Herbstziel machen

Touristenmassen weg, Party vorbei: Ab Mitte Oktober verwandelt sich die spanische Insel in jenen magischen Ort zurück, als der sie zu Ruhm kam. Eine große Feier in der Off-Season ist dennoch gesetzt.

Partyinsel auf Stand-by: 7 Gründe, die Ibiza zum perfekten Herbstziel machen

Ibiza, the sun-kissed island, may be the ultimate autumn getaway for those seeking the same summer atmosphere without the unbearable heat. The island maintains pleasant temperatures of 22 to 26 degrees Celsius during the day, with clear skies and sunshine - even after the sun sets. The green, leafless pine trees provide a sense of continuity in summer-like conditions, without the oppressive heat, sweaty clothes, or need to cool down.

Visitors can enjoy empty beaches and warm sea temperatures, perfect for swimming and snorkeling. The island's legendary sunsets are particularly breathtaking in autumn, transitioning from warm gold to shades of pink and leafy colors. Hotels and car rentals are significantly cheaper during the off-season, with prices for two people in agrotourism hotels starting at around €100 per night, compared to over €550 during the summer.

The local markets, such as Las Dalias and Punta Arabí, continue to offer great deals and a relaxed atmosphere, devoid of the overwhelming crowds of summer. The island's nature is at its finest during this time, with rejuvenating September rains creating lush green landscapes, dotted with thyme, rosemary, and lavender. Exploring Ibiza's natural beauty is a must, with numerous trails and protected areas to discover.

Halloween in Ibiza turns into a fascinating spectacle, with elaborate horror decorations adorning houses and shops in Santa Gertrudis de Fruitera, beginning as early as the afternoon of October 31st.

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