Sunday, October 11, 2026, brings a wonderful mix of traditional celebrations, sport, art, markets, family activities, boat trips and live music to Ibiza and Formentera.

The day begins with cycling, yoga, local markets and outdoor adventures before moving into a particularly rich afternoon of island traditions. The Fiesta at Pou de Forada celebrates Ibiza's rural heritage, the Festes del Pilar fill Formentera with traditional food and music, and Ibiza Town welcomes the XXIV Mostra Folklòrica Ciutat d'Eivissa. Meanwhile, the second stage of the Vuelta Cicloturista and the final day of the Jornadas Náuticas Pitiusas make Sunday an important date for sport.

There is also plenty to discover away from the festivities, from the free public opening of Lotus Art in Motion to boat excursions, family experiences, sunset activities and the islands' continuing autumn arts programme.

For visitors looking to experience the islands beyond the clubbing scene, Sunday offers an excellent opportunity to discover the local traditions, culture and communities that make Ibiza and Formentera special.

Start Sunday with Wellness and Outdoor Experiences

Sunday begins early across Ibiza, with wellness sessions, guided walks and opportunities to explore the countryside.

The OKU Ibiza Day Experience and Around the Island Adventure with Ibiza Outdoors both start from 08:00.

Yoga classes at Hotel Riomar begin at 08:30 in Santa Eulària, while Hotel Galfi offers its morning session from 09:00 in San Antonio. Yoga by the Sea at Hostal La Torre also starts at 09:00.

For those who prefer a more adventurous start, A Walk on the Wild Side heads towards Sa Pedrera de Cala d'Hort, better known as Atlantis, combining hiking with a swim in one of Ibiza's distinctive coastal landscapes.

Visitors can also choose guided walking routes, coasteering, outdoor excursions and other experiences around the island. These activities offer a different way to discover Ibiza's natural environment during the quieter autumn season.

Vuelta Cicloturista a Ibiza: The Second Stage

Sunday is an important day for the XXIII Vuelta Cicloturista a Ibiza Campagnolo, with the second road stage taking riders from Sant Josep de sa Talaia to Sant Antoni de Portmany.

Riders assemble at Sant Josep Town Hall Square from 08:00, with the stage scheduled to start at 08:30.

The approximately 100-kilometre route includes around 1,540 metres of climbing, taking participants through parts of Ibiza's countryside and northern landscapes. Checkpoints are planned around Sant Carles, Portinatx and Santa Agnès.

The expected finish is at Passeig de ses Fonts in Sant Antoni at approximately 15:00, followed by a stage trophy presentation and barbecue from 15:30.

The event continues on Monday, October 12, with an individual time trial bringing the four-day programme to its conclusion.

XXXVII Jornadas Náuticas Pitiusas

The final stage of the XXXVII Jornadas Náuticas Pitiusas also takes place on Sunday, bringing the multi-day sailing regatta towards its conclusion.

The fleet is scheduled to depart from the bay of Sant Antoni on a course towards Ibiza Town, covering approximately 18.2 nautical miles.

The warning signal is scheduled for 10:30, with the final trophy presentation planned for 19:00 at Restaurante Calma in Marina Ibiza.

Organised by Club Náutico Ibiza, the regatta brings together cruising yachts competing across the waters connecting Ibiza, Formentera and Sant Antoni.

For sailing enthusiasts, the final stage offers another opportunity to follow the competition before the winners are recognised in the evening.

Traditional Ibiza at the Fiesta of Pou de Forada

One of Sunday's most distinctive local celebrations begins at 13:00 at Pou de Forada, near the Mercat de Forada.

Organised by the folkloric group Brisa de Portmany, the Festa des Pou de Forada celebrates Ibiza's rural heritage through traditional music, dance, games and food.

The programme includes ball pagès, traditional games, communal singing, the contest of ucs, tir amb bassetja, a traditional slingshot competition, and the popular Sa Verro Race.

Food is also a major part of the celebration, with sweet and savoury pastries, bunyols and café caleta available throughout the day.

For those staying for lunch, the published programme lists a traditional popular meal for €15, including frita de porc, bread, a drink and bunyols.

Supported by Sant Antoni Town Council and the Consell d'Eivissa, the event brings together residents and visitors around the island's rural customs and traditions.

For anyone wanting to experience an authentic side of Ibiza beyond its beaches and clubs, Pou de Forada is one of Sunday's standout events.

Markets Across Ibiza and Formentera

Sunday remains an excellent day for exploring the islands' traditional markets, local crafts and independent businesses.

Mercadillo de Sant Joan

From 09:30

The weekly market in Sant Joan de Labritja offers an opportunity to browse artisan products, crafts and locally inspired goods while enjoying the relaxed atmosphere of the village.

Sant Francesc Market

10:00–14:00

Formentera's Sant Francesc Market continues throughout October, bringing stalls and local products to the island's main village square.

Las Dalias Hippy Market

From 11:00

The Las Dalias Hippy Market in San Carlos offers a mix of fashion, jewellery, crafts, art, food and locally inspired products.

It is one of Ibiza's best-known markets and provides a lively Sunday destination for visitors looking to combine shopping with food and a relaxed afternoon.

La Mola Artisan Market

16:00–22:00

Formentera's La Mola Artisan Market opens in El Pilar de la Mola for its final scheduled day of the 2026 season.

The market brings together handmade products, crafts and artistic creations in the village, making it a particularly good stop for visitors exploring Formentera's eastern side.

Festes del Pilar in Formentera

The Festes del Pilar continue in El Pilar de la Mola on Sunday with a full programme of traditional activities, children's entertainment, food and live music.

The day begins at 09:00 with a Compak Sporting shooting competition at Can Lluc, organised as part of the festivities.

At 10:00, older residents of El Pilar de la Mola lead a workshop making bunyols, the traditional pastries associated with the Balearic Islands.

The afternoon continues with the artisan market from 16:00, followed by inflatable castles for children from 17:00. A children's workshop and face painting organised by Qué Celeste begins at 18:30.

Food takes centre stage at 19:30, with grilled rolls filled with sobrasada, botifarró and sausage.

At 20:00, the youth orchestra Ritmo de Isla performs. The celebrations continue at 21:00 with the proclamation by na Marranxeta and an awards ceremony, alongside a concert by La Canija.

The evening concludes with a performance by La 22 at 23:00.

Organised by the La Mola Festival Committee and the La Mola Residents' Association, the Festes del Pilar are among Formentera's important annual community celebrations. The wider programme continues into October, with the main feast-day activities taking place on Monday, October 12.

Tardor d'Art and the Cati Verdera Exhibition

Formentera's autumn cultural programme continues with Tardor d'Art, whose exhibitions remain open across Sant Francesc.

The programme connects contemporary art, public spaces and island cultural life through exhibitions at Jardí de Ses Eres, Centre Antoni Tur 'Gabrielet' and Sala d'Exposicions Ajuntament Vell.

At the Far de la Mola cultural and educational space, the exhibition dedicated to Cati Verdera's donation to the people of Formentera also continues.

These exhibitions provide a slower, art-focused alternative to the island's busier tourist attractions and can be combined with the Sant Francesc Market or an afternoon visit to La Mola.

Lotus Art in Motion Opens to the Public

Contemporary art takes centre stage at Mondrian Ibiza in Cala Llonga on Sunday, with the public opening of the third edition of Lotus Art in Motion.

The exhibition is open to residents and visitors from 12:00 to 20:00, with free entry.

This year's edition brings together 20 artists from 15 countries, presenting 60 original works across painting, sculpture, photography and digital art.

The participating artists include Domenico Formichetti, Lela Radulovic, Alex Jenkins, Andrea Bonaceto, Koceila Chougar, Joan Mas, Mario Belem, Skygolpe, Sergio Preciado, Lauren Baker, Jordi Gomez and other international and local creatives.

The event also incorporates music and visual elements, creating a meeting point for artists, collectors and the wider public.

Saturday's programme was reserved for invited artists, collectors, press and industry professionals, making Sunday the opportunity for general public access.

For art lovers, the exhibition is one of the most interesting cultural events taking place in Ibiza this weekend.

XXIV Mostra Folklòrica Ciutat d'Eivissa

Ibiza Town celebrates traditional music, dance and dress with the XXIV Mostra Folklòrica Ciutat d'Eivissa.

Organised by Colla Sa Bodega with the collaboration of Ajuntament d'Eivissa, the event brings together folkloric groups from Tenerife, Palencia and Ibiza.

The procession begins at 17:30 at Plaça de Julià Verdera in Figueretas and makes its way through the streets to Can Ventosa.

Performances begin at 18:00, with the participating groups presenting the dance, music and traditional costumes of their respective regions.

Entry to the performances is free, making this an excellent opportunity to experience local and Spanish folk traditions in the heart of Ibiza Town.

The event is particularly worthwhile for visitors interested in ball pagès, regional music and the traditions that continue to shape life across the Balearic Islands and Spain.

A Day on the Water

Boat excursions remain one of the easiest ways to discover Ibiza's coastline, and Sunday offers several options for exploring the island from the sea.

Captain Nemo's daytime trip to Es Vedrà departs from San Antonio at 10:00, with the excursion scheduled to run until approximately 14:00.

The Beach Hop Cruise to Cala Bassa and Cala Conta begins at 11:00, offering time to enjoy two of Ibiza's best-known coastal areas.

Ibiza Coves by Day runs from 11:00 to 17:00, while a sunset version is listed with departure from 15:00 and an itinerary extending into the evening.

Formentera boat excursions also operate throughout the day, combining the crossing with time to discover the neighbouring island.

For visitors who would rather remain on land, the coastline can also be explored through guided walks, outdoor activities and sightseeing experiences.

Boat departures and sea conditions can change, so checking the latest arrangements with the relevant operator is recommended before travelling.

Family Activities and Day Experiences

Families have plenty of options on Sunday, from outdoor adventure parks to children's activities and relaxed hotel experiences.

Acrobosc Adventure Park opens from 10:00 in Santa Eulària, offering outdoor challenges among the trees.

The Cala Llonga Tourist Train also operates from 10:00, giving visitors an easy-going way to explore the eastern coastline.

At El Náutico Ibiza, the Kids Corner begins at 13:00, providing another option for families looking for a daytime activity.

The island's hotel day experiences include options at OKU Ibiza, Casa Munich, Riomar, Los Felices, Paradiso Art Hotel, Mongibello and 7Pines Resort.

Coasteering in San Carlos and group walking routes offer more active ways to explore Ibiza's natural environment.

Afternoon, Sunset and Evening Experiences

Sunday afternoon brings several opportunities to enjoy Ibiza outside the main clubs.

Nikki Beach Ibiza celebrates its season finale with a daytime programme from 12:00 to 19:00, combining music, food and beachfront surroundings.

Pool Sessions at Las Mimosas begins from 13:00, while Horse as Muse in San Rafael offers a creative countryside experience from midday.

The afternoon also brings the La Mola Artisan Market in Formentera from 16:00.

At Teatro España in Santa Eulària, the original-language cinema programme starts at 17:00, offering an option for film lovers looking for something different.

Solar Sessions at The Standard Ibiza begins at 18:00, providing rooftop music and views over Ibiza Town.

A sunset kayak excursion from Portinatx offers a more active outdoor alternative, while Hostal La Torre continues its regular musical sunset programme.

Sunday Evening Culture and Music

Sunday evening has a particularly strong cultural programme, with live performances and smaller music sessions across the islands.

V Festival de Música de Cámara de Santa Eulària

19:00 / Centre Cultural de Jesús

The fifth Santa Eulària Chamber Music Festival opens on Sunday with Cordes a escena.

The concert features Mónica Marí on cello and Rubén Herrera on violin, performing works by Corelli, Glière, Saint-Saëns, Bizet, Sally Beamish and Händel-Halvorsen.

The performance takes place at the Centre Cultural de Jesús. Tickets are listed at €10 in advance and €12 at the door.

Mira Sofa Sessions

19:30 / Sant Miquel

Mira Sofa Sessions offers a more intimate evening music option in Sant Miquel.

Minami Enkai

20:30 / Ushuaïa Ibiza Beach Hotel

Minami Japanese Restaurant presents Minami Enkai, a culinary experience combining Japanese dining with an evening restaurant programme in Playa d'en Bossa.

Sunday Night Clubbing

The closing weekend continues with major events across Ibiza, offering several options for those who want to finish the day on the dancefloor.

O Beach Ibiza

O Beach Closing Party | 13:00–23:00

O Beach brings its 2026 season to a close with Joel Corry, Majestic, Stee Downes on live PA, Juliet Thurbz, Cameo and Lucy Jane among the featured artists.

Destino Five Ibiza

Marco Carola presents Music On Daytime | 17:00–23:00

Destino Five hosts the Music On closing party, featuring Marco Carola, Luciano, Rossi and Davide Squillace.

Playa Soleil and Bora Bora

Amnesia Closing Festival After Party | From 16:00

The Amnesia Closing Festival celebrations continue with an after-party at Playa Soleil and Bora Bora. The published listing identifies special guests as yet to be announced.

Akasha and Las Dalias

Nido | From 16:00

Nido begins in the Las Dalias garden with Maricha and Shadeh & Sena, continuing inside Akasha later in the evening with Kanedo and Mika Somoza.

Pacha Ibiza

Grand Closing Weekend Part Two: PAWSA | 23:00–06:00

Pacha concludes its Grand Closing Weekend with PAWSA, joined by Miguelle & Tons.

Chinois Ibiza

Claptone presents The Masquerade Closing Party | From 23:30

Claptone brings The Masquerade to its closing party at Chinois, with Franky Wah, Crusy and Andrea Lane B2B Dario Nunez among the lineup.

Es Paradis Ibiza

The Most Beautiful Party | 23:59–06:00

The Most Beautiful Party continues at Es Paradis, running from just before midnight into the early hours.

Sunday, October 11, 2026 Ibiza and Formentera Events at a Glance

The Best Things to Do on Sunday, October 11

Sunday, October 11 is an excellent day to experience Ibiza and Formentera beyond their nightlife.

For traditional culture, the Fiesta at Pou de Forada, the XXIV Mostra Folklòrica Ciutat d'Eivissa and the Festes del Pilar in Formentera offer some of the most distinctive events of the day.

For sport, the Vuelta Cicloturista reaches its second road stage, while the final sailing stage of the Jornadas Náuticas Pitiusas connects Sant Antoni with Ibiza Town.

For art lovers, Lotus Art in Motion opens to the public, while Cati Verdera's exhibition and Tardor d'Art keep Formentera's autumn cultural programme alive.

Families can enjoy the Festes del Pilar, Acrobosc, boat excursions, markets and the Formentera cinema programme. The afternoon also offers plenty of opportunities to explore the countryside, visit the coast or enjoy the island's sunset venues.

As evening arrives, traditional festivals and cultural performances share the calendar with some of Ibiza's biggest closing parties. It is a Sunday that brings together the islands' rural heritage, creativity, sporting traditions, music and nightlife in one varied programme.