Ibiza's local produce is some of Europe's finest, so forgo the supermarkets and get beneath the skin of the island at these excellent rural farm shops. 

The sacred Mexican tradition has gained popularity in Ibiza. Are you ready to honour the sweat lodge?

Ibiza may be blessed with sun-soaked winters, but the cool air and salty sea breezes can wreak havoc on skin. Lilli Kelly picks the products to get that healthy new year glow.

In the first in a new series of monthly columns, the actor and indigenous Quechua activist Nathalie Kelley issues a call to arms for the climate.

As we celebrate the arrival of 2023, L’OFFICIEL IBIZA asked the island’s international community what they’ll be dreaming of, wishing for and committing to this year.

As many people continue to embrace the great outdoors post-pandemic, fashion follows.

Welcoming a New Year full of authenticity, inspiration and love on the island.

He's the relentlessly social New York City nightlife kingpin who's pals with everyone from Courtney Love to FKA Twigs. In our spotlight series on the fascinating careers of some of Ibiza’s residents, we catch up with Kamil Parchomienko, director of culture and entertainment for the Six Senses Ibiza. 

The British-Venezuelan writer, journalist and documentary-maker heads to Ibiza's little sister island out of season for empty beaches, sun-soaked plazas and kitschy festive delights.

From soul-stirring exercise classes to eye-popping club nights, here’s our guide to where to be in Ibiza as the year changes shifts.

With a house overflowing with guests, Ibiza's Galeria Elefante owner wears floaty velvet and Isabel Marant to cook a festive feast for Ibicenco neighbours, family and friends.

The London-born designer shares the excitement of her first family Christmas in Ibiza.

From music to cocktails to festive décor, Ibiza’s hippest hosts share their top tips for throwing the finest festive bash.

The Deliciously Sorted Ibiza founder rounds up the best parties, clubs and exhibitions of her action-packed week in Miami.

The Argentine artist Li Ramet creates vast, fluid, mixed media works in her home, a rambling converted finca in the hills between Santa Inés and the coast. As she opens her home to her newest exhibition, A Way to Emerge, Ramet speaks to L’OFFICIEL IBIZA’s Maya Boyd about combining themes of visibility, femininity, history and heritage.