Sunday, October 4, 2026 brings another packed day across Ibiza and Formentera, with outdoor adventures starting early, markets and local traditions through the morning, family activities, art, food and wellness during the day, and live music and cultural events carrying the programme into the evening.

From the Posidonia Race around Es Vedrà and traditional celebrations in Sant Miquel and Santa Gertrudis to Formentera’s Festes del Pilar, the Sunday markets, paella by the sea, sunset sessions and a busy evening of music and theatre, there is plenty happening away from the island’s major club nights.

Early Morning in Ibiza

The day starts with several options for wellness, exploration and outdoor activity.

OKU Ibiza offers its Day Experience in San Antonio from 08:00, while Ibiza Outdoors continues its Around the Island Adventure from the same time, part of an 11-day challenge following Ibiza’s coastline.

Yoga classes at Hotel Riomar begin at 08:30 in Santa Eulalia, alongside the Poolside Experience at Ryans Lolas in San Antonio Bay.

At 09:00, A Walk on the Wild Side heads towards Sa Pedrera de Cala d’Hort, better known as Atlantis, combining a coastal hike with a swim stop.

Yoga continues around the island, with Hotel Galfi offering its morning session from 09:00. At Hostal La Torre, Sunday’s Yoga by the Sea session starts at 09:30.

Sport, Nature & Formentera

One of Sunday’s biggest sporting events is the Posidonia Race at Cala d’Hort.

The 5K and 10K open-water races begin at 10:00, with the longer course circling Es Vedrà and Es Vedranell and the shorter route heading towards Es Vedranell. The event is organised by Ibiza Blue Challenge and uses Cala d’Hort as its start and finish area.

Formentera also has a strong sporting programme.

The Beach Tag Rugby Tournament starts at 09:00 at Cala Saona, while the Festes del Pilar celebrations in El Pilar de la Mola include a chess tournament at Casa del Poble from 09:00.

The Bouldering Cup for under-13s gets underway at Es Roco from 10:30.

The official Formentera agenda also confirms the World Bird Day activity from 10:00 to 12:30, beginning at Plaça de les Illes Pitiüses before continuing along the Camí dels Brolls.

For those travelling between the islands, The Formentera Cruise departs from Figueretas at 09:15 for a full-day trip including time in Formentera.

Markets, Local Culture & Art

Sunday is one of the best days for exploring Ibiza’s traditional markets.

The Sant Joan Artisan Market begins at 10:00, while the Las Dalias Hippy Market opens from 11:00 in San Carlos. Es Cubells also hosts its Hippy Market from 11:00.

In Santa Gertrudis, Font de Cas Ramons hosts a traditional countryside day from 11:00, with traditional games, crafts, rural culture, food and live local music.

Sant Miquel de Balansat continues its local festivities with the Day of the Neighbours from 13:00.

Formentera’s Sant Francesc Market runs from 10:00, while the La Mola Artisan Market opens from 16:00.

The official Formentera programme also confirms the Cati Verdera exhibition at the Far de la Mola cultural and educational space, open on Sundays from 10:00 to 14:00 and again from 17:00 to 21:00.

In Ibiza Town, Eivissa Canta brings free choral music to Sa Peixateria at 12:00, while Art Initiatives hosts its Benefit Auction and the accompanying Negotiating Belonging programme at Juntos House from 12:00.

Several exhibitions also continue across the island. Invisible Worlds by Tahirah Luck remains on display at Ocean Drive Ibiza, while The Footprints of the Sun by Marcel Boer can be visited at Waves Gallery in Santa Eulalia.

The 24H Arty People programme continues at Paradiso Art Hotel, adding another art-focused option to the Sunday agenda.

Family, Food & Daytime Experiences

Families have plenty of options throughout the day.

Pesadilla en la Cocina takes over Can Ventosa at 12:00 with a family theatre performance, while Kids Corner at El Náutico starts from 13:00.

For a more active day, Acrobosc Adventure Park opens from 10:00 in Santa Eulalia, while Coasteering Ibiza offers its coastal adventure from 10:00 in San Carlos.

Boat lovers can join Captain Nemo’s trip to Es Vedrà from 10:00 or head out on the Beach Hop Cruise to Cala Bassa and Cala Conta from 11:00.

Several hotels and resorts are also offering Sunday day experiences. These include the Casa Munich Day Pass, Riomar Day Pass, Mongibello Day Pass, Paradiso Art Hotel Adult-Only Day Pass, Los Felices Adult-Only Day Pass and the Spa & Pool Day Pass at 7Pines Resort.

Food is another major part of Sunday’s programme.

Eggcellent Brunch at Hotel Galfi begins at 11:00, while Amazing Sundays at Nikki Beach starts from 12:00.

Sundays at Aubergine by Atzaró continues from 12:00, combining its countryside setting with food and live music.

At The Beach, Unexpected Ibiza, The Sunrice Paella Showcooking runs from 13:00 to 18:00, with live rice cooking and tasting by the sea.

Las Mimosas also hosts its Pool Sessions from 13:00.

At Aubergine, Remember Who You Are by Melody Berthaud opens as an exhibition, with the vernissage taking place at 18:00.

Afternoon & Sunset

As the afternoon develops, Ibiza’s Sunday programme moves towards sunset.

The Blue Marlin Closing Party takes place in Cala Jondal, with the current event listing running from 14:00 to 23:00.

Sunset Sessions at Kumharas begins from 17:00, while the Teatro España in Santa Eulalia has its original-language cinema programme from 17:30.

The Tipsy Brush Party at Villa Mercedes begins at 18:00 in San Antonio, combining painting, food and a sunset setting.

Solar Sessions at UP at The Standard starts from 18:00 and continues into the evening with rooftop DJs and views towards Dalt Vila.

A sunset kayak excursion from Portinatx begins at 18:30.

Cubanito hosts Sunset Calentón from 19:00, while Mira Sunday Sofa Sessions in Sant Miquel begins at 19:30.

Evening Music & Culture

Sunday evening brings a broad mix of live music, theatre, flamenco and cinema.

Galas Líricas returns to Can Ventosa at 19:00 with an evening dedicated to vocal and lyrical repertoire.

At Tropicana in es Jondal, Alma Cubana performs live Latin music from 19:30 to 21:30.

Querencia brings flamenco to Tribu in Cala de Bou from 20:00.

In Formentera, The Beloved takes place at the Sala de Cultura from 20:00. The official island agenda identifies the screening as El ser querido.

At Teatro España in Santa Eulalia, Cronos screens at 20:00 following the earlier 17:30 showing of Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger.

Lunas de Lunares brings its Sunday combination of flamenco and Mediterranean atmosphere to Niko Fresco at Mondrian Ibiza in Cala Llonga from 20:00.

A Musical Evening is also scheduled at Sa Caleta from 20:00.

At 20:45, Un Parell de Tres performs at Plaça de Sant Agustí.

Later, The Rosemary performs at Can Bernat Vinya in Sant Josep from 21:00.

The evening also includes the Sunday sunset programme at La Torre, with music continuing from the early evening.

More Events Around the Island

Sunday’s wider programme includes several additional experiences currently listed for October 4.

Nômade Temple Ibiza hosts Cosmic Sound from 08:00 in Portinatx.

At Atzaró Spa, Sunday Flow Yoga & Chanting begins at 10:00, with further wellness sessions available during the day.

Additional daytime options include the Bellos Sessions and Day Pass at Hotel Mongibello, the Bombay Sapphire Pool Sessions at Las Mimosas and other hotel and beach experiences around San Antonio Bay and Santa Eulalia.

Sant Josep also has a Sunday evening market and live music programme, adding another local option before the late-night events begin.

Sunday, October 4, 2026 Events at a Glance

Sunday, October 4 is a particularly varied day on both islands. From early yoga, hiking and open-water swimming to traditional village celebrations, markets, family activities, art, food, sunset sessions and live performances, there is a full programme well beyond the clubbing scene.

The major clubbing parties, including Carl Cox at [UNVRS], Pyramid at Amnesia and Solomun+1 at Pacha, are covered separately in our October 4 Ibiza party guide.