Wednesday offers a varied selection of experiences across Ibiza and Formentera, from contemporary painting and morning wellness to local food markets and a guided tour around the island. Discover the exhibition Something of Me at Can Jordi Blues Station, start the day surrounded by nature at Petunia Ibiza, or explore Formentera’s local produce at Mercat Pagès in Sant Francesc. For visitors wanting to see more of Ibiza in one day, a guided bus tour with a visit to the Wednesday hippy market at Punta Arabí combines coastal viewpoints, traditional villages and local crafts.

1. Something of Me: Aby Sánchez Exhibition at Can Jordi Blues Station

Art takes centre stage at Can Jordi Blues Station with Something of Me (Algo de mí), an exhibition by Spanish artist Aby Sánchez.

The exhibition marks Sánchez’s first show in Ibiza and presents a collection of oil paintings arranged into three distinct series: Iconos, Almas and Sabores. Together, the works offer a personal look at the artist’s interests, experiences and interpretation of everyday life.

Iconos features portraits of musicians who have influenced Sánchez, including John Coltrane, David Bowie and Amy Winehouse. Almas focuses on portraits of anonymous people, exploring the expressions and gestures that can reveal something about an individual’s character. Sabores moves into contemporary still life, presenting colourful compositions inspired by food, drinks and familiar everyday scenes.

The exhibition also reflects the important role music plays in Sánchez’s creative life. Can Jordi Blues Station provides a fitting setting for the collection, bringing visual art into a venue known for its association with music and local culture.

The exhibition continues until October 19, making Wednesday, October 14, an opportunity to discover the collection over breakfast, lunch or a daytime visit.

Event Details

• Event: Something of Me (Algo de mí)

• Artist: Aby Sánchez

• Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2026

• Opening hours: 07:00 to 22:00

• Location: Can Jordi Blues Station, Carretera Eivissa-Sant Josep, km 8, Ibiza

• Exhibition dates: September 25 to October 19, 2026

• Highlights: Oil paintings exploring music, portraiture and contemporary still life

• Admission: Free

2. Wellness Mornings at Petunia Ibiza

For visitors looking to begin the day with a focus on wellbeing, Petunia Ibiza offers a programme of morning wellness sessions in a natural setting overlooking Es Vedrà.

Located near Cala Carbó in the municipality of Sant Josep, the hotel provides a peaceful environment for movement, breathing exercises and relaxation. Its wellness programme includes several practices designed to help participants connect with their bodies and surroundings.

The regular programme features Yoga and Sound Healing, Animal Flow, and Yoga and Breathwork. Depending on the session, activities may focus on relaxation through sound and breathing, flowing movements inspired by animal patterns, or yoga sequences designed to support mobility and mindfulness.

The Wednesday listing is scheduled from 08:00 to 09:00. However, the hotel's published weekly timetable does not identify a specific class for Wednesdays, so participants should confirm the activity before booking.

External visitors are welcome, and an overnight stay is not required. The experience is particularly appealing to those who would like to combine a morning wellness session with a visit to the surrounding coastal area.

Event Details

• Event: Wellness Mornings at Petunia Ibiza

• Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2026

• Time: 08:00 to 09:00

• Location: Petunia Ibiza, Carrer de Sa Pala Marina, Cala Carbó, Sant Josep de sa Talaia, Ibiza

• Programme: Wellness activities include yoga, sound healing, Animal Flow and breathwork

• Wednesday session: The specific activity is not identified in the published weekly timetable

• Price: €20 per person for external visitors

• Booking: Reservation required. Contact the Guest Experience team at manager.guestexperience.petunia@beaumier.com to confirm the activity and secure a place.

3. OKU Ibiza Day Pass: A Poolside Escape in San Antonio

OKU Ibiza offers a relaxed day-pass experience for visitors who want to enjoy a stylish boutique-hotel setting without booking an overnight stay.

Located near Cala Gració in San Antonio, the hotel has two outdoor swimming pools, including a 50-metre pool reserved exclusively for adults. Day-pass guests can enjoy a sunbed, spend time by the water and order food and drinks from the Pool Bar and To Kima restaurant using the credit included in their selected package.

Several options are available. The Breakfast and Pool package begins at 08:00 and combines breakfast with access to the pool and a sunbed. Standard pool passes and Bali bed packages begin at 10:00, making them suitable for visitors who prefer a later start.

As October falls within the hotel's published low-season pricing period, the day passes are available at lower rates than during the peak summer months.

Advance booking is required, and guests should check which facilities and consumption credit are included in their chosen package.

Event Details

• Event: OKU Ibiza Day Pass

• Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2026

• Breakfast and Pool package: 08:00 to 20:00, with breakfast served from 08:00 to 11:00

• Standard pool day: 10:00 to 20:00

• Bali bed option: 10:00 to 20:00

• Location: OKU Ibiza, near Cala Gració, San Antonio

• Standard pool pass: €100 per person, including €70 in food and beverage credit

• Breakfast and Pool: €140 per person, including breakfast, a sunbed and €70 in food and beverage credit

• Bali bed: €400 for up to four people, including €300 in food and beverage credit

• Additional facilities: Two swimming pools, Pool Bar and To Kima restaurant

• Booking: Advance reservation required by calling +34 971 348 477 or emailing hostess.ibiza@okuhotels.com

• Important information: Prices and inclusions vary by package. Confirm availability and the terms of the selected pass before visiting.

4. Mercat Pagès: Fresh Local Produce in Formentera

In the heart of Sant Francesc Xavier, Formentera’s Mercat Pagès provides a straightforward way to discover the island’s seasonal produce and support local farmers.

Unlike a traditional souvenir market, Mercat Pagès focuses on the direct sale of locally grown food. Visitors can find seasonal fruit and vegetables supplied by island producers, along with other local products depending on availability.

The market operates inside Centre Antoni Tur “Gabrielet”, a cultural and community space in Sant Francesc that also hosts exhibitions, workshops and activities related to local crafts.

October marks the beginning of the market’s winter timetable. On Wednesdays, the market is scheduled to open from 09:00 to 14:00, making it a convenient stop for visitors exploring the town in the morning.

The central location also makes it easy to combine the visit with a walk through Sant Francesc, a coffee in the village square or a look around the nearby shops.

Event Details

• Event: Mercat Pagès

• Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2026

• Time: 09:00 to 14:00

• Location: Centre Antoni Tur “Gabrielet”, Sant Francesc Xavier, Formentera

• What to expect: Seasonal fruit, vegetables and locally produced food

• Market format: Direct sales from local farmers and producers

• Admission: Free to browse

• Seasonal timetable: Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 09:00 to 14:00 during the winter schedule

5. Tour of Ibiza and Hippy Market with Al Sabini

For visitors who want to discover several parts of Ibiza in one day, Al Sabini offers a guided island tour by bus that combines scenic viewpoints, traditional villages and a visit to the Wednesday hippy market at Punta Arabí.

The full-day excursion begins at 09:00, with hotel pickup arranged according to the location of each participant’s accommodation. The route includes the salt flats of Las Salinas, a viewpoint overlooking Es Vedrà and a traditional village in Ibiza’s interior.

The tour continues towards the island’s northern coast, where participants have free time for lunch. The meal is not included in the excursion price, allowing visitors to choose where and what they would like to eat.

The final stop is the Punta Arabí Hippy Market in Es Canar, which operates on Wednesdays. Visitors can browse stalls selling handmade crafts, clothing, jewellery, accessories and other products associated with Ibiza’s creative and bohemian culture.

The guided bus tour lasts approximately seven to eight hours and includes transfers back to the participants’ hotels. Guides are available in several languages, including Spanish, English, German, French, Dutch and Italian.

Event Details

• Event: Tour of Ibiza and Hippy Market

• Operator: Al Sabini

• Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2026

• Departure: 09:00, with pickup time varying by accommodation location

• Duration: Approximately seven to eight hours

• Pickup and return: Hotel transfers arranged in advance

• Route highlights: Las Salinas, a viewpoint overlooking Es Vedrà, a traditional Ibizan village and the northern coast

• Final stop: Punta Arabí Hippy Market, Es Canar

• Adult ticket: €70

• Child ticket: €35 for ages 2 to 12

• Food: Lunch is not included; free time is provided for a meal during the northern-coast stop

• Languages: Spanish, English, German, French, Dutch and Italian

• Booking: Contact Al Sabini in advance with your accommodation details and preferred language so pickup arrangements can be organised.

• Telephone: +34 971 391 732 or +34 649 920 576

• Email: comercial@alsabini.com

Discover Ibiza and Formentera on Wednesday

Wednesday, October 14, offers a combination of art, wellness, local food and guided exploration. Aby Sánchez’s Something of Me exhibition brings a personal artistic perspective to Can Jordi Blues Station, while Petunia Ibiza offers morning wellness activities in a setting facing Es Vedrà.

At OKU Ibiza, the day pass provides a relaxed poolside option, and Mercat Pagès in Formentera offers a glimpse into the island’s agricultural traditions. For visitors who want to cover more ground, the Al Sabini tour combines coastal scenery, local villages and an afternoon at Punta Arabí Hippy Market.

Together, these five experiences offer a varied way to enjoy the islands beyond the familiar beach clubs and nightlife, with opportunities to explore local creativity, wellbeing and everyday island life.