Villa Sant Joan I

The villa

Villa Sant Joan I is situated on a hillside in San Antonio, offering guests uninterrupted views of the Ibizan sea and a front‑row seat to one of the world’s most famous sunsets. Its elevated setting provides a sense of openness and connection with the surrounding landscape, making this property a distinctive choice for a stay in Ibiza.

The 250 m² villa accommodates six people across four double bedrooms - three with twin beds and one with a king‑size double - and four bathrooms. Inside, the design balances sleek style with comfort, featuring a fully equipped kitchen and a living room that opens directly onto a large terrace. Outside, a private pool is set among well‑maintained gardens, and outdoor dining areas create opportunities for meals under the stars. Additional features include air conditioning, free Wi‑Fi, a security alarm system, and private parking.

Villa Sant Joan I is under 10 minutes drive to San Antonio. San Antonio is one of the island’s principal resort towns, known for its bay on the Mediterranean and a lively atmosphere that draws visitors throughout the year. The town has a mix of beaches, promenades, local restaurants, and even more places to enjoy the iconic Ibiza sunset.

Villa Sant Joan I is located right next door to Villa Sant Joan II , another villa in our collection. The two villas can be rented together, perfect for large groups of family or friends who want to stay close by whilst maintaining privacy.

Villa Sant Joan I is less than 10 minutes drive from San Antonio, one of Ibiza’s most recognisable resort areas, known for its large natural harbour, lively promenade, and world - renowned sunsets. Alongside its buzzing nightlife and music venues, the town also offers quieter corners, such as beaches and family - friendly restaurants. The palm - lined marina is a central hub for boat trips and coastal excursions, while its west - facing orientation makes it one of the best places on the island to watch the sun dip into the sea. Ibiza Town, only about 25 minutes drive away, blends a rich cultural heritage with vibrant modern energy. Its historic centre, Dalt Vila, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site surrounded by Renaissance - era walls and narrow, winding streets. Visitors can explore ancient architecture, browse boutique shops, or enjoy harbourfront restaurants overlooking moored yachts. The town also hosts art galleries, museums, and regular markets, making it a rewarding day trip for those interested in both history and contemporary island life. For those looking to explore Ibiza’s natural beauty on foot, the island offers a variety of hiking and walking routes through pine forests, coastal cliffs, and rural farmland. Marked trails vary from gentle coastal walks to more challenging ascents that reveal panoramic views of the sea and countryside. These routes often pass by historic watchtowers, hidden coves, and traditional fincas, offering a different perspective on Ibiza beyond its beaches. Ibiza’s coastline is also a playground for watersports enthusiasts. From stand - up paddleboarding and kayaking to jet - skiing and parasailing, the island’s clear waters are ideal for active exploration. Scuba diving is particularly popular, with dive centres offering access to caves, shipwrecks, and reefs teeming with marine life. Snorkelling in calm bays is another accessible way to enjoy the island’s underwater world.