The quiet village of San Carlos in the northeast is closely linked to Ibiza's hippie history and is especially known for the legendary Las Dalias market.
The Las Dalias hippie market on the edge of the village is one of the island’s best-known markets – on Saturdays (and in summer also in the evenings) you’ll find handicrafts, music and fashion. The nearby Bar Anita has been a meeting point for the island scene since the 1960s.
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Don’t miss the Las Dalias night market in high summer – atmospheric lighting and live music.
Ibiza’s most famous hippie market – Saturdays all year round, and in summer also in the evenings.
White country church in what was once an artists’ and hippie village.
Tiny bay with the legendary fish restaurant El Bigotes.
Picturesque little fishing harbour with red earth.
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Browse among hundreds of stalls with fashion, jewellery and live music.
Cala Mastella, Cala Boix and Cala Nova in the surrounding area.
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