Saturday, October 17, 2026, brings a diverse programme of cultural events, local festivities, gastronomy, live music, sport and autumn activities across Ibiza and Formentera. From the historic Fira de la Sal in Sant Jordi to Santa Eulària's popular Tapaví food festival, the islands offer plenty of ways to experience local life beyond the nightclub scene.

The 10th Fira de la Sal continues with artisan stalls, workshops, traditional food and live music. In Santa Eulària, the Fira d'Estocs and Tapaví bring shopping, tapas and live performances into the town centre. Jazz Point Ibiza presents two concerts at The Standard, while Ibiza Wellness Weekend combines outdoor activities with an afternoon masterclass at the Ibiza Conference Centre.

Formentera adds mountain biking, traditional village celebrations, contemporary art and the Trans October cultural programme. Visitors can also explore Ibiza's markets, exhibitions, guided excursions and coastal landscapes.

Weather update: An orange weather warning for heavy rain and storms affects the weekend programme. One Last Summer Dance in Ibiza Town has been postponed to October 24, and the Festa de Tardor at the Ethnographic Museum has also been postponed. Check with organisers before travelling to outdoor events, markets, boat trips or sporting activities.

Here is your guide to Saturday, October 17, 2026, with the main events, times, locations and practical details.

1. Major Events, Local Heritage and Gastronomy

Fira de la Sal 2026: The 10th Ibiza Salt Fair

10:00–20:00 | Plaça de Sant Jordi and surrounding venues, Sant Jordi de ses Salines

The 10th Fira de la Sal continues its celebration of Ibiza's historic salt industry, which has played a major role in shaping the island's economy, landscape and cultural identity.

Saturday's programme combines traditional crafts, educational workshops, food demonstrations, music and family activities in Sant Jordi de ses Salines.

The published programme includes:

• 10:00–17:00: Artisan market in Plaça de Sant Jordi.

• 10:30–12:30: Children's workshop Felicitaciones marinas de sal, led by Lara Chapuis.

• 10:30–12:30: Children's workshop Modela la plastisal, led by María José Mínguez Sainz.

• 10:30–12:30: Sal y texturas, a painting workshop for participants aged 16 and above, led by Maria Garcia Leonardo.

• 10:30–16:00: Aromatic salt-making workshop with Irene Apolo, while supplies last.

• 12:00: Presentation of the Salipinta competition awards and exhibition of the winning drawings.

• 12:15: Festive street parade featuring Xicu and Jordi, the fair's traditional giant figures.

• 12:45–14:00: Gastronomic demonstrations, including traditional olive salting and a presentation of local fish in a culinary demonstration inspired by Japanese cuisine.

The traditional community meal features ossos amb col, a dish of pork bones and cabbage, with portions listed at €5.

The evening programme continues with storytelling inspired by the legends of the salt pans, the recovery of the traditional Salpassa and a solemn Mass at Sant Jordi Church.

The main manual salt-harvesting demonstration associated with the lighting of the traditional fogueró is scheduled for Sunday, October 18, rather than Saturday.

Admission to the fair's listed public activities is free, although individual workshops may have limited places or materials.

Maik and Reya Live at the Fira de la Sal

14:00–16:00 | Plaça de Sant Jordi

Ibizan siblings Miquel Marí Thomas, known as Maik, and Andrea Marí Thomas, known as Reya, provide the musical highlight of Saturday afternoon at the Salt Fair.

Their performance combines original songs with covers across pop, soul and rock. Singing in English, Spanish and Catalan, the duo reflects the island's diverse musical influences.

The free concert complements the fair's market, workshops, traditional food and cultural programme.

Fira d'Estocs de Tardor and Tapaví

Stock fair: 10:00–20:00

Tapaví: 12:30–16:00 and 19:30–23:00 | Santa Eulària des Riu

Santa Eulària combines two established autumn events for a full day of shopping, food and live music in the town centre.

The sixth Fira d'Estocs de Tardor brings together 26 participating retailers offering selected merchandise and seasonal stock at special prices. The event also includes a prize draw offering €1,000 in shopping vouchers for participating businesses.

Alongside it, the 17th edition of Tapaví features 14 participating food businesses serving tapas for €5 each.

The published live-music programme includes:

• 11:30: Los del Varadero.

• 13:30: Esta me la sé.

• 17:30: Swingintonic.

• 19:30: Carly & The Cats.

• 21:30: Que te Quiten lo Bailao.

The shopping fair runs until 20:00, while Tapaví continues into the evening until 23:00.

Visitors can combine shopping with a tapas route and live performances in the streets around Carrer de Sant Jaume, Carrer d'Isidor Macabich and nearby roads.

Tapaví uses Santa Eulària's event payment-card system, so check the current payment and recharge arrangements before attending.

Given the weather warning, confirm that both events are proceeding as scheduled before travelling.

2. Ibiza Wellness Weekend

Outdoor Activities at Juntos Farm

From 10:00 | Juntos Farm, Santa Gertrudis

The seventh Ibiza Wellness Weekend continues with a morning focused on nature, regenerative agriculture, outdoor activities and practical workshops.

The programme begins with a meeting at 10:00 and a guided tour of the property, followed by activities connecting food production, sustainability and wellbeing.

The published programme includes workshops, mindful trekking, e-bike activities and a tasting of farm products at 13:30. Family-oriented experiences and creative workshops are also advertised.

The morning session is listed at €15, with advance registration required.

Because the programme takes place outdoors and the island is under a weather warning, confirm directly with the organiser that the activities are proceeding.

Ibiza Wellness Weekend Big Masterclass

16:30–20:30 | Main auditorium, Ibiza Conference Centre, Santa Eulària

The afternoon programme brings wellness speakers and practical approaches to wellbeing to the Ibiza Conference Centre.

The published schedule lists:

• 16:30: Welcome coffee.

• 17:00: Joaquín Caserza.

• 18:00: Surprise guest.

• 19:30: Break.

• 19:45: Paco de la Fuente, Rebirth, followed by The Breath Act.

The masterclass focuses on mental wellbeing, personal development and techniques for reconnecting with the body and mind.

The event is ticketed, and advance registration is required. Use the organiser's latest programme for the definitive speaker schedule, as an earlier version contained different times and speaker details.

3. Sport and Outdoor Activities

XXXII BTT La Mola and III BTT Kids

October 17–18 | Es Caló and La Mola, Formentera

Formentera's autumn sports calendar includes the 32nd BTT La Mola mountain-bike event and the third BTT Kids competition.

The official island agenda lists the events across Saturday and Sunday, with the main BTT La Mola listing giving a Saturday start at 15:30 from Es Caló.

The weekend offers a sporting highlight for cycling enthusiasts and families, with mountain biking bringing participants into Formentera's countryside.

The exact categories, children's race timings and Sunday schedule should be confirmed with the organisers. Weather conditions may also affect the event.

41st Pujada a Sa Cala: Hill-Climb Motorsport

Practice scheduled from 15:00 | Cala de Sant Vicent, Sant Joan de Labritja

The 41st Pujada a Sa Cala returns for its motorsport weekend, bringing competitors together for hill-climb racing on the road towards Cala de Sant Vicent.

Saturday is scheduled for practice sessions before Sunday's official competition.

The published timetable includes:

• 14:00: Closure of the competition road to traffic between the designated kilometre markers.

• 14:15: Drivers' briefing.

• 15:00: First practice run.

• Following the first run: Second practice session.

• 19:30: Scheduled reopening of the road.

Given the unstable weather, motorists and spectators should confirm whether the practice sessions and road restrictions remain in place. Do not assume the published timetable is unchanged.

4. Local Celebrations and Community Activities

Sa Breix: Traditional Celebration in Sant Rafel

From 18:30 | Festival marquee, Sant Rafel de sa Creu

Sa Breix forms part of Sant Rafel's patron-saint festivities, celebrating Ibiza's community spirit through traditional humour, games and live entertainment.

The programme includes a wheelbarrow-racing championship and espadrille-throwing competition, drawing on familiar elements of rural Ibizan life.

The evening continues with music and entertainment organised by local groups, providing a community-focused alternative to the island's nightlife venues.

The published programme gives an evening start at 18:30, although individual activities may begin earlier. Check the local announcements for weather-related changes.

Joves al Carrer: Activities for Young People

18:30–21:30 | Sant Carles de Peralta

Joves al Carrer is a free leisure programme for young people aged 11 to 18, organised through Santa Eulària's Youth Department.

The sessions provide a social environment for young residents, with activities that may include group games, creative projects, sport and organised challenges.

Some activities have limited places or require registration. Confirm that Saturday's session is proceeding as planned before attending.

Festes del Pilar in La Mola

18:00 and 21:00 | El Pilar de la Mola, Formentera

The village celebrations continue with a programme honouring local religious and cultural traditions.

The official Formentera agenda lists a solemn Mass at 18:00, including the blessing of children born during the year, followed by a traditional cantada pagesa at 21:00.

The events are organised by the La Mola festival committee and residents' association, offering an opportunity to experience Formentera's traditional music and community life.

50th Anniversary of the Es Pastorells Dance Group

Formentera's autumn tourism programme lists a celebration marking 50 years of the traditional dance group Es Pastorells, with an Oktoberfest theme.

The anniversary recognises the role of traditional dance in preserving and sharing the island's cultural heritage.

The accessible event overview does not specify the exact venue or starting time, so confirm details locally before attending.

5. Art, Exhibitions and Creative Activities

Lidia Abril: Arteamor por las Islas, Piel de Mar

Opening date: October 17 | Ocean Drive Ibiza, Marina Botafoch

Artist Lidia Abril presents Piel de Mar, part of her Arteamor por las Islas series, at Ocean Drive Ibiza.

The collection transforms memories and emotions associated with Ibiza and Formentera into colour, texture and material. Abril incorporates real sand and sea salt collected from the Pityusic Islands, using elements of the Mediterranean landscape to create tactile compositions.

The exhibition is scheduled to remain on display through November 12. Confirm gallery access arrangements directly with the venue.

Las Huellas del Sol by Marcel Boer

11:00–14:00 and 18:00–21:00 | Olas Gallery, Santa Eulària

Photographer Marcel Boer presents Las Huellas del Sol, an exhibition exploring the light and landscapes of Ibiza.

The photographs focus on how Mediterranean light transforms everyday places and scenes.

The exhibition continues through October 24, offering a final opportunity to view the collection before it closes.

Virtual Reality Workshop at Sa Capelleta

10:00–13:00 | Centre d'Interpretació Sa Capelleta, Ibiza

The Consell Insular d'Eivissa lists a free virtual-reality workshop introducing participants to digital experiences exploring planets, constellations and the history of navigation.

The activity connects technology, science and cultural interpretation, offering a different approach to learning about the world and its heritage.

Advance registration is required, and places may be limited. Check the organiser's booking information before attending.

MARE: Ibiza's Marine Biodiversity

Passeig de Vara de Rey, Ibiza Town

The outdoor MARE photography exhibition continues in central Ibiza Town, displaying 32 award-winning photographs from the MARE FOTO competition.

The images highlight underwater landscapes, marine wildlife and the importance of protecting Mediterranean ecosystems.

The exhibition is listed through November 3 and can be explored outdoors along Vara de Rey.

Picarol: 150 Years of an Ibizan Artist

10:00–13:30 and 17:30–20:30 | Sa Nostra Sala, Ibiza Town

Sa Nostra Sala continues its retrospective celebrating the 150th anniversary of Josep Costa Ferrer's birth. Known as Picarol, he was an Ibizan draftsman, caricaturist, cultural promoter and entrepreneur.

The exhibition brings together illustrations, historical documents, posters, maps and other material documenting his career and contribution to Ibiza's cultural life.

The retrospective runs until November 14, with free entry during the published opening hours.

Dones a la Mar by Marina Penhos

10:00–13:30 and 16:30–19:30 | Sala d'Exposicions Sant Jaume 72, Santa Eulària

Marina Penhos's exhibition explores the relationship between women, memory and the sea through a contemporary artistic perspective.

The exhibition remains open through October 24 and can be combined with Santa Eulària's stock fair and Tapaví.

Pulsión Creadora y, Algoritmo Intuitivo?

17:00–20:00 | Espai Cultural Sa Punta des Molí, Sant Antoni

This collective exhibition by Núcleo Art Ibiza explores the relationship between artistic creation, experimentation and artificial intelligence.

Works across painting, sculpture, installation, video and digital art consider the role of technology in creative practice and the importance of human intuition.

The exhibition runs until October 24, with free admission.

Naturaleza Interior by Carlos Jacanamijoy

12:00–20:00 | Fundación La Nave Salinas, Ses Salines

Colombian artist Carlos Jacanamijoy presents large-scale contemporary paintings exploring memory, colour, nature and landscape.

The exhibition continues through October 30. Check the foundation's latest opening arrangements before travelling, particularly given the weather warning.

Mirades Perdudes

Es Polvorí and Sala Refectori, Dalt Vila

Joan Costa's exhibition continues across cultural venues in Dalt Vila.

The project explores visual perspectives, memory and the way places and experiences are interpreted through artistic observation.

The exhibition is listed through November 6, although individual gallery hours vary.

Tardor d'Art: Final Day in Formentera

11:00–14:00 and 18:00–20:00 | Sant Francesc

Formentera's Tardor d'Art programme reaches its final Saturday with a second-hand market and an evening event dedicated to intangible cultural heritage.

The programme includes:

• 11:00–14:00: Second-hand market.

• 18:00–20:00: Celebration of the International Day of Intangible Cultural Heritage, including the presentation of a new album by Krishna Goineau and Javier Hernando.

• 20:00: Closing event.

Activities are spread across Jardí de ses Eres, Centre Cultural Antoni Tur 'Gabrielet' and Sala d'Exposicions 'Ajuntament Vell' in Sant Francesc.

The programme brings contemporary art, sound, cultural heritage and community activities to several exhibition spaces around the village.

6. Markets, Gastronomy and Local Tourism

Las Dalias Hippy Market

10:00–19:00 | Sant Carles de Peralta

Las Dalias hosts its regular Saturday Hippy Market, with stalls offering crafts, clothing, jewellery, art and locally inspired products.

The market is one of Ibiza's best-known visitor attractions and offers an opportunity to discover local artisans and independent traders.

Visitors can combine a market visit with lunch and a trip around the island's north-east coast. Check the venue's latest operating arrangements before travelling in uncertain weather.

Mercat de Forada

From 10:00, according to market listings | Can Tixedó Art Café, Forada

Mercat de Forada brings together local producers, artisans and artists on Saturdays.

The market focuses on handmade products, local produce, organic goods and sustainable creations. Can Tixedó Art Café also provides a social space for food and refreshments.

Market activity takes place outdoors, so check the latest local updates before travelling.

Sant Jordi Flea Market

From 08:00, according to published listings | Sant Jordi de ses Salines

The Saturday flea market in Sant Jordi offers early-morning browsing for second-hand items, clothing, household goods and vintage finds.

Visitors combining the market with the Fira de la Sal should allow enough time to move between the different activity areas.

Sant Francesc Market

10:00–14:00 | Formentera

Sant Francesc's daily market continues through October, with stalls selling local products and market goods in Formentera's main town.

It can be combined with the second-hand market and Tardor d'Art venues during a day exploring the island's cultural centre.

Formentera Gastronomic Weeks

October 12–25 | Participating restaurants across Formentera

Formentera's Gastronomic Weeks continue with restaurants offering seasonal dishes and menus inspired by local ingredients.

The programme includes lunch and dinner services at participating establishments, with opening schedules varying by restaurant. Visitors should check the current menu, service times and reservation availability directly with their chosen restaurant.

Can Marçà Cave Tours

Listed visits from 10:30, subject to the operator's current schedule | Port de Sant Miquel

Cova de Can Marçà provides guided visits exploring the geological formations and history of one of Ibiza's best-known caves.

The attraction offers a different perspective on the island's natural landscape, but visitor access and tour times depend on the operator's current opening arrangements.

Confirm availability before making the journey.

Boat Trips and Coastal Excursions

Selected daytime departures listed from approximately 10:00–11:00 | Ibiza Town and Sant Antoni

Event calendars advertise a range of boat trips on Saturdays, including beach-hopping excursions, coastal sightseeing, sea-cave trips and excursions towards Formentera.

These are commercial experiences rather than public events, and they are particularly sensitive to the weather.

Confirm directly with the operator that the boat is sailing, the departure time remains unchanged and the route is safe before booking.

Other Outdoor and Family Experiences

Saturday listings also include BIBO Park Ibiza, jet-ski trips, quad and buggy excursions, electric motocross tours and other guided outdoor activities.

These options depend on the operator's seasonal timetable, weather and availability. Treat the times shown in commercial listings as provisional until your booking is confirmed.

7. Jazz Point Ibiza: Saturday Concerts

October 15–18 | The Standard Ibiza, Ibiza Town

Jazz Point Ibiza continues its seventh edition with two Saturday concerts featuring internationally recognised performers and musicians connected to the festival's programme.

The festival brings together international jazz artists and offers an alternative to the island's closing parties.

Sweet Sounds of Piano and Vocal

14:30 | UP Rooftop, The Standard Ibiza

Pianist Tal Cohen and vocalist Catalina Londoño perform an afternoon concert with special guest Wayne Escoffery.

The session focuses on piano, vocals and improvisation, offering an intimate musical setting during the festival's afternoon programme.

The afternoon concert is listed at €20.

The Jazz Point All-Stars

21:00 | JARA, The Standard Ibiza

The Saturday evening concert brings together musicians from across the festival programme for a showcase of international jazz.

The lineup includes Karolina Strassmayer, Maikel Vistel, Michael Cruse, François Moutin, Florian Arbenz and Tal Cohen, with special guest Wayne Escoffery.

The evening concert is listed at €30 and was marked sold out in the ticket listing checked for this guide. Verify the latest availability before planning to attend.

The festival continues through Sunday, October 18.

8. Live Music and Sunset Sessions

The Moonshine Band at Can Jordi Blues Station

13:00–15:00 | Sant Josep de sa Talaia

The Moonshine Band returns to Can Jordi Blues Station with its Irish folk and Celtic-country repertoire.

The lineup features Seán Mackey on vocals, guitar and mandolin, Dennis Herman on bass, Raúl Moya on accordion and P. J. González on drums.

The performance combines the band's own material with Irish folk, country and rock influences. Admission is listed as free.

Proyecto Sazón at Cas Mestre

20:00–22:00 | Ibiza

Proyecto Sazón brings Latin music and rhythms to the terrace at Cas Mestre for a Saturday evening performance.

The event is listed in Sant Josep's live-music programme and provides a relaxed alternative to the larger closing parties.

Fame and The Flames at El Kiosko

Evening performance | Cala de Bou

El Kiosko celebrates the end of the season with Fame and The Flames, a Mallorcan band known for its American roots music, blues, country, rock and soul.

The group features Fama Femenia, Pedro Suñé, Óscar Collboni and Francisco Perelló, with Cristian Krivoruchko joining on piano for this special concert.

The event also marks the band's tenth anniversary.

Published listings differ on the starting time, with one giving 18:00 and another 19:00. Check the venue's latest announcement before attending.

Café Mambo Closing Weekend

From 18:00 | San Antonio Sunset Strip

Café Mambo celebrates the end of the 2026 season with its closing-weekend programme.

Saturday features Chicago house pioneer Marshall Jefferson alongside resident DJs Jason Bye, Andy Baxter and Ryan McDermott.

The event combines music with the venue's famous sunset views across San Antonio Bay. Reservations are recommended for guests planning to dine or secure a table.

Sunset Sessions at Hostal La Torre

Listed from 17:00 | Cap Negret, San Antonio

Hostal La Torre is listed for an evening of sunset music overlooking Ibiza's west coast.

The venue's programme is seasonal, and the weather may affect outdoor sessions. Check the day's schedule directly with the venue.

9. Closing Parties and Nightlife

Melon Bomb Season Closing at Tanit Beach Ibiza

From 13:00 | Playa d'en Bossa

Tanit Beach Ibiza hosts the Melon Bomb collective for its end-of-season celebration.

The event combines the beach club's dining offering with an afternoon and evening of music. Advance table booking is recommended, and the venue should be contacted to confirm the latest programme given the weather warning.

Coco Beach Ibiza Closing Party

From 14:00, according to the event listing | Playa d'en Bossa

Coco Beach hosts its seasonal closing party, combining food, music and the final celebrations of the summer season.

The advertised dress code is Coco Glam, white and gold. The event is ticketed, and visitors should check directly with the venue for availability and weather-related changes.

Beachouse Ibiza Summer Closing

From 18:00 | Playa d'en Bossa

Beachouse celebrates its final Saturday of the 2026 season with Mediterranean dining and music continuing into the evening.

The confirmed lineup features Guy Gerber, Valentín Huedo, Claudio Ricci, Joselito and Bruz.

The programme moves from dinner into dancing as the sun sets, creating a final gathering for the venue's summer community.

Reservations are recommended. Check the venue's latest notices before setting out.

Supernova at Las Dalias and Akasha

Garden: 16:00–22:00

Akasha club: From 22:00 | Near Sant Carles de Peralta

Supernova brings an afternoon-to-night electronic music programme to Las Dalias and Akasha.

The garden session features Shadeh and Sena, alongside Bohem. From 22:00, the programme moves indoors to Akasha, where Etna, Rampue and Rayco Santos are listed.

Garden entry is listed as free until 22:00, while Akasha tickets are advertised from €15. Check the latest venue and ticket information for any changes.

Pikes House Party

From 21:00 | Near San Antonio

Pikes hosts its Saturday House Party with Australian DJ CC! and additional artists.

The venue's programme combines music with its distinctive informal atmosphere, offering an alternative to Ibiza's larger clubs.

The party is listed for October 17. Check Pikes' published event details for the complete lineup and current entry arrangements.

Lola's Open Night at Hotel Mongibello

22:00–02:00 Sunday | Santa Eulària

Lola's Open Night continues its Saturday programme in the hotel's intimate speakeasy.

The concept pays tribute to Ibiza's original club culture, with an atmosphere inspired by the island's music scene in the 1960s and 1970s.

The Saturday event is listed separately from Friday's Íntimo programme. Check the hotel's latest listing for the featured selector and access conditions.

Chinois Ibiza Summer Closing Party

23:30–06:00 Sunday | Marina Botafoch

Chinois closes its 2026 summer programme with a Saturday-night party featuring Guy Gerber, Camilo Franco, Nadja and Emanuel Satie B2B Baron.

The lineup brings together international electronic music artists and Ibiza residents for a late-night closing event.

Tickets are listed from €35, subject to availability and the venue's entry conditions.

Fiesta del Agua at Es Paradís

23:59–06:00 Sunday | San Antonio

Es Paradís hosts Fiesta del Agua, a late-night party built around water, music and dancing.

The event starts just before midnight and continues into Sunday morning. Tickets are listed from €30, subject to availability and the club's entry conditions.

TIMEmachine at EsBirra Ibiza

23:00–06:00 Sunday | Es Canar

TIMEmachine presents Brunno, Toni Moreno and Vidal Rodriguez for a Saturday night dedicated to minimal house and techno.

The event is listed for October 17, with entry at €7 and an age restriction of 18 and over.

The event provides a smaller-scale underground music option for visitors seeking something different from the island's main closing parties.

10. Formentera: Trans October, Sports and Culture

Trans October: Fair, Photography and Live Music

From 19:00 | Sa Panxa, Sant Ferran de ses Roques

Trans October continues with an evening programme combining a fair, photography, publishing, electronic music and live performance.

Saturday's schedule includes:

• 19:00: Opening of the photography exhibition and presentation of the photobook Sex Work Is Work, by Inmensidades.

• 21:00: Live electronic set by Corazón de Robota.

• 21:30: Concert by Tribade.

• 23:00: DJ set by AKA Romea.

The programme explores gender, identity, representation and community through contemporary art and music. The daytime fair includes Blu, Profundo Ediciones and Tribade.

XXXII BTT La Mola and III BTT Kids

October 17–18 | Es Caló and La Mola

Formentera's official agenda lists the mountain-bike weekend for Saturday and Sunday.

The BTT La Mola event listing gives a Saturday start at 15:30 in Es Caló, while the wider programme also includes the children's competition.

Confirm category timings and Sunday's schedule with the organisers.

Tardor d'Art: Final Day

11:00–14:00 and 18:00–20:00 | Sant Francesc

The final Saturday of Tardor d'Art includes a second-hand market and an evening event dedicated to intangible cultural heritage.

The programme lists a presentation of a new album by Krishna Goineau and Javier Hernando, followed by a closing event at 20:00.

The activities bring contemporary art, sound, cultural heritage and community participation to several exhibition spaces around Sant Francesc.

11. Weather-Related Changes: What Visitors Need to Know

An orange weather warning for heavy rain and storms has affected the weekend programme. Visitors should distinguish confirmed changes from events that remain listed but may be affected by the conditions.

• One Last Summer Dance: The outdoor festival in Ibiza Town has been postponed to October 24. Do not travel to the original October 17 event based on an earlier listing.

• Festa de Tardor: The event at the Ethnographic Museum has also been postponed.

• Fira d'Estocs and Tapaví: Santa Eulària's events are listed for Saturday, but confirm that the organisers are proceeding with the programme.

• Fira de la Sal: The Saturday programme is published, but outdoor activities may be affected by weather.

• Boat trips and sea excursions: Confirm directly with the operator that the boat is sailing and the route is safe.

• Motorsport practice and cycling: Check for last-minute schedule changes, cancellations and road restrictions.

• Outdoor markets and wellness activities: Verify current operating arrangements before travelling.

Weather-related changes can happen quickly. A listing in an event calendar does not guarantee that an outdoor activity will proceed.

Saturday, October 17, 2026 Ibiza and Formentera Events at a Glance

Times and availability are based on published schedules checked for this guide. Confirm weather-sensitive events and commercial activities directly with organisers before travelling.

The Best Things to Do on Saturday, October 17

For a day focused on local heritage, the Fira de la Sal is one of the main highlights, with workshops, traditional food, artisan stalls and live music in Sant Jordi. Santa Eulària's Fira d'Estocs and Tapaví combine shopping, tapas and street performances for a full day in the town centre.

Visitors interested in wellness can choose the outdoor activities at Juntos Farm or the afternoon masterclass at the Ibiza Conference Centre. Jazz Point Ibiza offers two concerts, while Formentera combines mountain biking, Tardor d'Art and the Trans October programme.

For art lovers, the Picarol retrospective, MARE marine photography exhibition and the new exhibition by Lidia Abril provide opportunities to explore Ibiza's creative side. Las Dalias and Mercat de Forada offer additional market experiences, subject to the weather.

In the evening, Sa Breix in Sant Rafel and the Festes del Pilar in Formentera provide traditional community activities. Jazz Point, live music around the island and the season-closing events add further options.

The main priority is to check for weather-related changes before setting out. With several outdoor events potentially affected by heavy rain and storms, the most enjoyable plan is one that combines confirmed indoor activities with outdoor options only when organisers have verified that they are proceeding.

Saturday, October 17, still offers a rich snapshot of Ibiza and Formentera in autumn, from salt-making traditions and local gastronomy to contemporary art, sport, wellness and international music.