The Insider’s Guide to Ibiza Summer 2023

By Beauty Disrupted x Nicola Corfield

The Insider’s Guide to Ibiza Summer 2023

Ibiza has always been close to our hearts. So it’s very special for us to see Beauty Disrupted’s consciously crafted products at more and more of the island’s finest hotels and retailers. To celebrate, we’ve created the ultimate insider’s guide to the White Isle for summer 2023.

Compiled by writer and editor Nicola Corfield, who’s lived in Ibiza since 2014, our insider’s guide showcases the local people and places we love. From gastronomy to nightlife, arts, wellness and more, discover the lowdown on Ibiza’s hotspots and under-the-radar gems.

Club Chinois © David Montes Aldea

Cala Saladeta © Benn Pinto

Club Chinois © David Montes Aldea

Cala Saladeta © Benn Pinto

Refuge, paradise, playground – Ibiza is many things to many people. This tiny Mediterranean island has enchanted diverse visitors for millennia. Ibiza is now home to a cosmopolitan community of creatives, visionaries and pioneers in the fields of design, wellness and sustainability, who are all defining a new way of living.

Summer sees the island alive with color and vibrant energy. Golden light and warm waters make a mesmerizing backdrop for sunrise-to-sundown beach style, al fresco dining and Ibiza’s world-renowned nightlife. Here, we share our picks of the people, places and events to know for an extraordinary summer visit.

Views of Ibiza from Formentera @ Benn Pinto

Views of Ibiza from Formentera @ Benn Pinto

Beaches

Turquoise coves, sun-kissed sands and azure skies – Ibiza’s iconic beaches come into their own in the warm season. Top summer spots include Cala Mastella, one of the island’s smallest bays and a favorite with islanders. Surrounded by cliffs, this sheltered inlet has a relaxed bohemian vibe, with a pebbly seabed and calm waters that are a snorkeling paradise.

Other under-the-radar coastal picks include Es Calonet, a tiny cove with turquoise waters surrounded by fishing huts. Set in the island’s south-west, this peaceful bay is a favorite with local families, who gather to enjoy meals on the embarcaderos.

Arena y Mar © Benn Pinto

Arena y Mar © Benn Pinto

Islanders also love Punta Galera, a spectacular site with large flat stone formations jutting out from the cliffs that are perfect for sunbathing. Dive off the stones into sparkling waters and take a snorkel to explore the surrounding rock pools.

Further north, don’t miss S’Illot des Rencli, with its ruggedly beautiful coves and unusual eroded rock structures, and the neighboring Cala Xarraca, a picturesque beach with azure waters and a sandy shoreline. Arrive early in the day for a tranquil dip without the crowds.

Cala Saladeta © Benn Pinto

Just along the coast is Cala Saladeta, a dreamy haven that’s a short climb across from its larger twin cove, Cala Salada. Framed by rocky headlands, the calm, transparent waters of this naturally protected bay feel like a sea-pool.

Cala Xarraca © Benn Pinto

Cala Xarraca © Benn Pinto

Cala Saladeta © Benn Pinto

For pure secluded bliss, try Ses Balandres, a hidden bay on the northern coast with beautiful views of Ses Margalides islets. Not for the faint-hearted, it’s reached via a rocky clamber down the cliffside, complete with wooden steps, handrails and ropes – or take the gentler route and arrive by sailboat.

Ses Margalides © Benn Pinto

Ses Margalides © Benn Pinto

If you’re feeling adventurous, head to Sa Pedrera de Cala d’Hort – better-known by islanders as Atlantis, a former coastal quarry that provided stone for the walls of Ibiza’s historic Old Town, Dalt Vila. With asymmetrical walls left by cuts in the rock and angular seawater pools, it has a sculptural, otherworldly quality. Reach it by sailboat, or scramble down the steep path – it’s worth the trek back up. Round it off with a visit to Torre des Savinar, an 18th-century watchtower set on the cliffside above, where you can enjoy a magical sunset overlooking the neighboring island of Es Vedrá, a site steeped in local myths and legends.

Cala San Vicente © Benn Pinto

Restaurants

From five-star fine dining to relaxed bites, Ibiza’s gastronomy covers all tastes. Standout summer venues include Experimental Beach Ibiza, an ultra-chic beach club and restaurant by the Las Salinas salt reserve from the renowned Experimental Group. From laid-back lunches to sunsets and beyond, this dreamy spot offers Balearic-inspired cuisine, exquisite cocktails and a vibrant ambience with live DJs.

Relaxed luxury is also in plentiful supply at the beach restaurant Jondal. Here, the extraordinary skill of chef Rafael Zafra – formerly head chef of Ferran Adrià’s El Bulli – and a picturesque setting draw island insiders and A-listers alike.

North by Eyal Shani at Six Senses Ibiza © Six Senses Ibiza

North by Eyal Shani at Six Senses Ibiza © Six Senses Ibiza

Inland, Ibiza’s farm-to-table scene is gathering pace, with stellar venues that offer a fresh take on sustainable gastronomy. In the former fishermen’s quarter of Dalt Vila, don’t miss Ibiza Food Studio’s Taller Sa Penya. Created by Noma alumnus Boris Buono, its ‘glocal’ cuisine combines Scandinavian and Mediterranean influences for an inventive take on Ibiza’s local produce. Look out also for the same group’s new venture, Bistro Mondo, set in the stylishly renovated Gare du Nord hotel in San Juan. Taking inspiration from the world’s bistro cuisines, its colorful menu centers on natural plant-based dishes and locally caught fish, with a focus on sustainably grown and organic ingredients.

Also pioneering a sustainable vision is Juntos House, in the rural village of San Mateo. Set in an ancient finca, this beautiful restaurant is part of a far-reaching regenerative project that comprises 70 hectares of farmland, top-quality food products and an artisanal boutique. Delicious dishes are crafted with products from its own land and other local suppliers, for farm-to-fork dining with a contemporary twist.

Close by in San Lorenzo, head to restaurant and natural wine bar Casa Lhasa. This pretty spot has gained a name among islanders for its colorful seasonal menu, using ingredients sourced from nearby farms, and an impressive array of organic and low-intervention wines.

For Michelin-starred style, don’t miss La Gaia in the Ibiza Gran Hotel. Here chef Óscar Molina’s haute cuisine offers an artistic interpretation of Ibiza’s local produce, in a gastronomic journey inspired by the five senses and crafted with Molina’s signature flair. In Santa Eulalia, the cosy Es Terral restaurant has also garnered a Michelin Bib Gourmand for flavorful international dishes that pay homage to its chef’s French roots.

La Gaia at Ibiza Gran Hotel © Luana Failla

Óscar Molina, Chef of La Gaia at Ibiza Gran Hotel © Luana Failla

La Gaia at Ibiza Gran Hotel © Luana Failla

On the island’s northern tip, visit The Beach Caves at Six Senses Ibiza, a hip dining, music and entertainment venue showcasing some of the island’s top creative talent. Its stylish restaurant combines carefully sourced Ibiza produce with Latin American-inspired flavors. There’s also a 20-seater Bar Secreto, while occasional live music performances and DJ sets make for spirited energy late into the evening. Look out also for the hotel’s newly opened North by Eyal Shani, combining Shani’s acclaimed take on modern Israeli cuisine with the island’s hyper-seasonal ingredients.

Check online for restaurants’ summer opening schedules.

Juntos Farm

Wellness

Ibiza’s wellness scene has blossomed in recent years, and the island is now as well known for its healthy vibes as its hedonistic side. In the idyllic setting of Balàfia, a historic rural village near the town of San Lorenzo, head to Oinni Garden. Part of the Can Quince de Balafia hotel estate, but open to visitors, this enchanting enclosed garden offers everything from circle singing to movement and atmospheric live music gatherings. With a wooden deck surrounded by wild greenery, it’s a transportive experience.

Oinni Garden © Vincent Meurin

Oinni Garden © Vincent Meurin

For a premium take on health and fitness, look out for personal training by Tom Bevan, one of the island’s most sought-after fitness coaches and wellness entrepreneurs. From boxing to body-weight training and more, Bevan’s relaxed expertise has won him an array of high-profile international clients.

Tom Bevan with client

For a fresh perspective, take to the waves for a stand-up paddle-boarding session with Paddle Ibiza. From SUP yoga to sunset tours, explore crystal-clear waters, hidden caves and deserted coves accessible only by sea, while toning muscles and releasing tension.

Continue the natural highs on a walking adventure with Ibiza Hike Station, founded by Swiss-born Manuel Ehrensperger, who knows the island’s wildest and most hidden spots. Take in dramatic views of pine-clad forests and jagged coastlines as you discover Ibiza’s best-kept secrets, from old fishermen’s trails to untouched rural sites.

Tom Bevan with client

Ibiza Hike Station

Wind down afterwards with a wellness treatment at Six Senses Ibiza. Also open to non-resort guests, the hotel’s spa is a tranquil haven, while the new RoseBar longevity club’s state-of-the-art offering covers everything from cryotherapy to hyperbaric oxygen chambers and red light therapy. Designed to enhance the body’s natural repair systems, these unique treatments will leave you floating.

If you’re looking to retreat, try Wylder, founded by yoga teacher Charlotte Townend. Set in beautiful venues, these luxurious retreats are an immersion into the best of local Ibiza and Formentera. Four-night getaways feature the island’s top well-being therapists and practitioners, alongside Cinema Paradiso movie nights, sound healing, sustainable floral design workshops and excursions in Ibiza’s natural landscape.

Arts & Culture

Home to settlers as diverse as the Phoenicians, Moors and Catalans, and long a creative hotspot, Ibiza has a rich history and thriving contemporary arts scene. Wander through the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Old Town Dalt Vila, with its historic buildings, winding streets and lively restaurants, shops and galleries, and take in the panoramic views across the bay of Ibiza Town.

For a unique take on Ibiza’s ancient culture and folklore, look out for performances by Theatre of the Ancients. Blending giant puppetry, mask theater and visual storytelling, its dream-like events have gained a cult following among island insiders.

Theatre of the Ancients © Michaela Meadow

Modern creativity can also be found at Ladio Ceramics, by the young Ibiza-born artist Laura de Grinyo. Channeling classic Ibicencan and contemporary influences, her ceramics are a firm fixture on the international design scene, featuring in exhibitions across Ibiza, Paris and Milan Design Week, alongside editorials in Architectural Digest, Manera Magazine and Vanity Fair.

Look out also for Another Round, an innovative new company giving empty glass jars and bottles from local bars and restaurants a second life. From drinking glasses to candle holders, vases and more, its artisanal upcycled creations are a pioneering take on sustainable design.

Espacio Micus © @angelaglajcar

Ladio Ceramics © Sayana Cairo

Ladio Ceramics © Sayana Cairo

In the island’s south-east, don’t miss Espacio Micus, a light-filled gallery designed and built by Eduard Micus, a German painter who lived in Ibiza from the 1970s. Set in beautiful rural surrounds, the gallery displays Micus’s work and exhibitions by local and international artists, as well as hosting cultural events.

Other must-sees include Art Lab Ibiza in Siesta, curated by multi-disciplinary artist Roseline de Thélin. The gallery showcases her extraordinary paintings and light sculptures, as well as hosting live events and de Thélin’s Expressive Arts training. Next door, La Luna Gallery, founded by artist and conscious creativity coach Marie Su Loher, is a luminous space featuring exhibitions by local artists, as well as workshops and coaching by Su Loher.

If you’re feeling inspired, head to Le Petit L’Atelier No. 74, a chic artisanal boutique and creative space in the center of Santa Gertrudis. Offering workshops in everything from ceramics to macramé and natural incense-making, it’s a stylish space to hone your creative skills.

Espacio Micus © @angelaglajcar

If you’re feeling inspired, head to Le Petit Atelier No. 74, a chic artisanal boutique and creative space in the center of Santa Gertrudis. Offering workshops in everything from ceramics to macramé and natural incense-making, it’s a stylish space to hone your creative skills.

Marie Su Loher © Sayana Cairo

Nightlife

Summer sees Ibiza’s nightlife in full force, with this year’s club line-ups packed with the biggest names on the international music scene. Start your evening with sunset drinks on one of the island’s rooftop bars. Soak up views of Dalt Vila and vibrant sets by high-profile DJs at OD Sky Bar at Ocean Drive Ibiza Hotel, or head to the rooftop bar at Montesol Experimental, an iconic Ibiza hotel now reimagined by the Experimental Group, serving up creative cocktails and unbeatable views of the city.

Pacha © Raul Sanchez

Pacha © Raul Sanchez

With an illustrious heritage as one of Ibiza’s first-ever clubs, Pacha is another island institution, loved by locals and visitors alike. From its iconic Flower Power night celebrating the island’s free spirit, to the legendary Solomun + 1 on Sundays, Marco Carola’s Music On, Bedouin presents Saga and more, the venue remains one of the island’s hottest tickets.

Pacha El Baile © Raul Sanchez

Close by in Marina Botafoch, luxe nightspot Club Chinois – a spin-off from the opulent Park Chinois restaurant in London’s Mayfair – launched last summer to acclaim on the island. Connected to the five-star Ibiza Gran Hotel, this chic club has a decadent Shanghai-inspired aesthetic and a stellar line-up, including Franky Wah, Trip, The Ritual with Anané and Louie Vega, plus an 18-week residency by Ida Engberg – the first female in Ibiza’s history to have a summer residency.

Pacha El Baile © Raul Sanchez

For a magical ambience, head to Woomoon at Cova Santa, an open-air venue built around an ancient cave. Blending imaginative production and music from underground artists, its eclectic day-to-night offering includes live art, theater and interactive performances alongside delicious healthy food, for a festival-style experience. Look out for this year’s new Rezo concept, featuring fresh artistic direction, a new music line-up and extra summer editions.

Woomoon © Arbe García

Akasha © Pedro G. Capel

Woomoon © Arbe García

In the island’s north, visit Akasha, an intimate 300-capacity club set in Las Dalias, one of Ibiza’s original music venues and bohemian hangouts. A firm favorite with islanders, the club’s art direction is inspired by natural elements, with hypnotic wall projections and a DJ booth in the center of the room that hosts an impressive international line-up. Its summer line-up is packed with slots by Summerians, Sven Vath and Sapiens, alongside its soulful Nido event, featuring a mix of live acoustic music and organic electronic house, and Ethereal, a stunning fusion of visual and musical arts.

Check clubs’ summer schedules and events online.

Club Chinois © David Montes Aldea

Where to Find Beauty Disrupted

Beauty Disrupted’s consciously crafted beauty and haircare products are now available in some of Ibiza’s most inspirational venues. We love these forward-thinking hotels and boutiques, which share our passion for sustainable luxury.

Hotels

Beauty Disrupted’s beauty bars feature in the suites of award-winning boutique hotel The Giri Residence, a design-led haven in the town of San Juan. Beautifully curated with an eye for sustainability by founders Alberto Cortes and Yvonne Hulst of Ksar Living, this restored finca features an eclectic array of contemporary art and artisanal craftsmanship from around the globe. A few moments’ walk away, sister hotel Gare du Nord is a stylish new addition to the Giri family. You’ll also find Beauty Disrupted’s bars in the hotel’s suites, which fuse the founders’ signature design style with a vibrant Tangiers-meets-Ibiza ambience.

The Giri Residence Ibiza © Conrad White

The Giri Residence Ibiza © Conrad White

Further south, pick up Beauty Disrupted’s beauty bars in the Open Spa at Ibiza Gran Hotel. In the sleek surrounds of Marina Botafoch, this sophisticated hotel is an urban oasis. With a Michelin-starred restaurant, world-class facilities and über-luxe design, it has a strong commitment to sustainability and supports environmental initiatives on the island and beyond.

Six Senses Ibiza © Assaf Pinchuk Photography

Beauty Disrupted’s travel-sized Voyager kits also feature in the premium suites in two of the island’s Ocean Drive hotels – a group renowned for its award-winning sustainability projects. A chic concept hotel known for playing host to the island’s most renowned DJs, Ocean Drive Ibiza has a distinctive Art Deco aesthetic, while its sister hotel Ocean Drive Talamanca is a stylish retreat with views of Dalt Vila and a relaxed Mediterranean vibe.

On the northern tip of the island, you can find Beauty Disrupted’s beauty bars in the Spa at Six Senses Ibiza, a peaceful sanctuary with spectacular views across Cala Xarraca bay. The first sustainable BREEAM certified resort in the Balearics, the hotel combines elegant design with an ecological focus. Exquisite facilities include farm-to-table dining, live music, wellness and sustainable fashion, alongside a wide creative and cultural program.

Beauty Disrupted’s travel-sized Voyager kits also feature in the premium suites in two of the island’s Ocean Drive hotels – a group renowned for its award-winning sustainability projects. A chic concept hotel known for playing host to the island’s most renowned DJs, Ocean Drive Ibiza has a distinctive Art Deco aesthetic, while its elegant sister hotel Ocean Drive Talamanca is a stylish retreat with views of Dalt Vila and a relaxed Mediterranean vibe.

Six Senses Ibiza © Assaf Pinchuk Photography

Ocean Drive Talamanca duplex suite with private pool © Ocean Drive Talamanca

Boutiques

In San Mateo, look out for Beauty Disrupted’s beauty bars in the gorgeous Juntos House Boutique. From silk kimonos hand-dyed with natural pigments to ceramics, gourmet food products and more, this consciously curated space showcases artisanal and sustainable craftsmanship from Ibiza and beyond.

Beauty Disrupted’s bars are also available at Ksar Living, an interior design studio showroom in the San Lorenzo area. The creative vision of Alberto Cortes and Yvonne Hulst, it features an edgy, elegant fusion of high-end designer furniture and décor alongside one-of-a-kind artisanal finds from their travels across the globe.

Boutiques

Close to Eivissa, pick up Beauty Disrupted’s bars at Papaduk, a chic beauty boutique that’s garnered a cult following since opening in 2021. Awarded this year as best niche perfumery in Spain by BeautyProf, this boutique houses some of the world’s finest artisanal fragrances, alongside ecological and sustainable beauty products, expertly curated by owner Erpee Davidse.

Caring for Ibiza

Beauty Disrupted donates 20% of proceeds from sales in the Balearic Islands to IbizaPreservation. This environmental foundation promotes the conservation of Ibiza and Formentera by protecting and regenerating the islands’ incredible landscapes and marine environment. This includes the extensive Posidonia seagrass meadows, which are up to 100,000 years old and have been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We’re proud to partner with IbizaPreservation to help preserve the natural beauty of the Balearics for generations to come.

Meet some of our favorite Ibiza Insiders

Erpee Davidse

Erpee Davidse is the founder of Papaduk, awarded by BeautyProf as the best niche perfumery in Spain. Originally from Holland, he’s been based in Ibiza for almost 12 years. Since opening in 2021, Papaduk has won a cult following for its exceptional curation of high-end fragrances and sustainable beauty products.

What brought you to Ibiza?

I used to run a high-end fashion retail store in Holland, and then I had some health issues. My doctor told me I had to change my life. I’d never wanted to go to Ibiza, but my partner at the time convinced me to come, and I fell in love with the island. We started running an event for Atzaro Beach, and I’ve been here ever since. It’s true that when you come here, the island either embraces you or kicks you out.

Why is the island special to you?

I love the energy that this island has. It never bores me. Although Ibiza is changing, I still feel there’s something really free and creative here, if you know where to find it. I also love being in nature here. I have my own garden, and grow everything I can – mangos, papayas, lemons, mandarins. I love the scents of the island, like wild thyme, rosemary, pink pepper, and fig leaves crushed in my hands. I grew up in a city, but now I could never return. I hope that with so many visitors now coming to Ibiza, these people are more environmentally aware and together we can create an island that is more sustainable.

Where are your favorite places in Ibiza?

It depends on the season. In the winter, I really enjoy Cala Conta and Cala Saladeta. In summer, my favorite beaches are smaller places like Cala Codolar – even in high season, you can go there and there aren’t too many people. And I love the mountains too. For eating out, I like Ses Boques, and Laylah restaurant is also beautiful – it has a city vibe, and you see people dressing up without showing off. In Santa Gertrudis, I love Overall; what they’re doing is really creative. We recently did a collaboration there called Olfatorium, pairing fragrance with a tasting menu and cocktails inspired by the scents. Food and fragrance are so connected, and I love creating experiences for people to discover something new.

Why did you choose to feature Beauty Disrupted at Papaduk?

I believe ecological beauty products are the future, so Beauty Disrupted is a perfect fit. At first though, I wasn’t sure how well the solid bar products would work. But my partner Alexis – who has long hair and is extremely picky – tried the bars and loved them, especially the conditioner. So I was impressed, and when I tried them I loved that they give such a rich lather and have a beautiful texture. And of course, I always notice fragrance. We both love the Amazonian Amour scent – the notes in it remind me of getting a hammam, and I find it really luxurious.

Connect with Erpee at @papadukibiza

Charlotte Townend

Charlotte Townend is an internationally acclaimed yoga teacher and founder of Wylder Retreats. Originally from London, she teaches private clients in London and Ibiza. Inspired by her long-standing connection with the island, Wylder offers immersive wellness retreats showcasing the best of local Ibiza.

Charlotte Townend

Charlotte Townend

What is your connection to Ibiza?

I’ve been coming here since I was 10 years old. My father used to have a sailing boat that he kept in Mallorca, and my parents now both have houses on the island. I spent time here every year throughout the summers. I love Ibiza – we’ve had so many experiences here as a family. This April, my boyfriend and I moved here full-time with our young daughter.

Why is Ibiza special to you?

For so many reasons. It’s an island where everyone knows each other, everyone’s interconnected and there’s a real feeling of community. I also love that if I go to a party or event, there will be people of every age, and it’s so family-oriented. It’s beautiful to be surrounded by nature here too. The scent while you’re walking through the pine forests is amazing. Being in this landscape helps me to be present and to create space in my mind. I feel relaxed and peaceful in Ibiza, as it’s a simpler rhythm of life.

Where are your favorite places on the island?

I love Cala Mastella, which is an enclosed bay with beautiful water. There’s a great chiringuito there, which is a true locals’ spot. They don’t give you a menu, they just tell you what’s available that day. The food is exquisite as everything is so fresh. If I have friends visiting, I always take them to the chiringuito at Pou des Lleo their mojitos are the best on the island. I also love teaching on the rocks at Punta Galera early in the morning, when no-one is around,and the water is so still and clear.

Where are your top sunset spots in Ibiza?

We often go to Portinatx – we like Los Enamorados for dinner and sunset drinks. We also like to rent paddle boards and explore the little hidden bays around the coastline there. Sitting on the rocks at Cala Escondida to watch sundown is wonderful too. The other day, we rented a little boat around Benirrás for sunset. There was no one in the bay, just us and the sea and the beautiful landscape. That’s a very special Ibiza experience.

Connect with Charlotte at @char_yoga and @wylder.retreats

Marie Su Loher

Marie Su Loher is the founder of Ibiza’s La Luna Gallery. Born in Kaliningrad, she has lived in many countries and worked in international design schools, fashion brands and art galleries from Tel Aviv to Paris and London. She now works with expressive arts as a conscious creativity facilitator, visual artist and design consultant.

How did you come to live in Ibiza?

I first visited in my late 20s. My husband and I have been coming to Ibiza for the past 10 years, and we got married here. In 2019, after my son was born, we moved over from London. I’d been working in art and fashion and had my own sustainable luxury swimwear label. It was incredible but also very demanding, and I wanted a change. In Ibiza I felt this freedom that I couldn’t feel anywhere else. I’ve always had this expansive feeling in my heart here – a sense of coming home.

What captivates you about the island?

What holds me here is Ibiza itself. Not the fun parts, the shiny things – that’s nice, but it’s not really why I’m here. Going into nature and meditating in special places on the island gives me balance. I’ve also found a path of conscious creativity here – a space of transformation, wellness and wholeness. Ibiza is a place where I’m able to connect with that side of myself. It’s not a given to be here though, it’s not always easy. It’s a choice.

How does Ibiza inspire you?

You can dive into so many worlds within Ibiza. It’s tiny but so huge in other ways, there are so many possibilities. That’s why I love it: it’s a multidimensional space. The community that lives here is super diverse and international. What I like is that there is no class system. I feel free here – it doesn’t matter who I am, or what I have. That’s really unique. It’s also a powerful place for collaboration and co-creation. People are more relaxed and more able to be open here.

Where are your favorite places on the island?

There are some beautiful restaurants – La Paloma for lunch has a great vibe and feeling of community. For me though, the most precious thing is always being in nature. I love to hike from the port of San Miguel up to the watchtower on the cliff. The view of the sky merging with the water is breath-taking. There are so many places like that here, where you can’t believe the beauty. Sunset by Es Vedrá is another special place. Walks, incredible beaches, going on boats, finding a secret cove with nobody there – it’s a dream. The closer you are to the land, the more you feel the spirit of Ibiza.

Connect with Marie at @mariesuloher and @la.luna.gallery

Nicola Corfield is a freelance writer, editor and content producer. She works with international titles including Financial Times How To Spend It, L’Officiel, Sunday Times Style, RakesProgress, Nativ, Yoga Magazine and others, as well as producing content for premium brands in the wellbeing, creative and hospitality industries. Originally from England, she moved to Ibiza in 2014, and continues to be captivated by its beauty and diversity.