Monday, September 28 brings another full programme of things to do across Ibiza and Formentera, with late-September markets, art exhibitions, wellness sessions, wine tasting, boat trips, family activities, food, live music and some of the final seasonal experiences of the summer.

This guide leaves the main clubbing calendar aside and focuses on other ways to spend the day, from an early yoga and breakfast session in Cala Llonga and a wine tasting near Sant Antoni to exploring Dalt Vila, visiting Formentera's markets, enjoying a sunset experience and ending the evening at the final Monday Night Market of the season at Las Dalias.

With September drawing to a close, several seasonal activities and markets are also approaching their final dates.

Start Monday With Yoga and Wellness

Monday begins early with several wellness options around Ibiza.

Yoga & Breakfast at Amante in Cala Llonga starts at 8:45am, while Aiyanna in Es Caná also has its Monday morning yoga and breakfast session at the same time. Beachouse in Playa d'en Bossa offers beach yoga from 9:30am, while Casa Munich in Sant Jordi has yoga and Pilates classes from the morning.

Petunia Ibiza also has its regular Wellness Mornings programme, while other hotels and resorts around the island are offering day-pass and pool experiences throughout the day.

Markets and Island Experiences Begin Early

For visitors who prefer to start the day outdoors, there are several ways to explore the island.

A Formentera market experience is listed from 9am, followed by the regular markets at Sant Francesc and La Savina from 10am.

Back on Ibiza, the tourist Mini Train in Cala Llonga starts at 10am, offering an easy way to explore the resort area, while Can Rich near Sant Antoni hosts its guided tour and wine-tasting experience from 10am. Coasteering around San Carlos and quad, buggy and electric motorbike excursions also provide more active alternatives.

Explore Ibiza Town and Dalt Vila

At 10:30am, the Free Tour of Ibiza Town takes visitors through the historic centre and towards Dalt Vila.

It is a simple way to discover more about Ibiza's history and architecture before spending the rest of the day exploring the old town independently.

For visitors who have spent most of their trip around the beaches and resorts, Monday's walking tour offers a chance to see another side of the island.

A Day on the Water

The sea remains one of the easiest ways to make the most of late September.

The Formentera Cruise departs from Figueretas at 9:15am, while the Beach Hop Cruise to Cala Bassa and Cala Conta leaves from San Antonio from 11am.

Formentera also makes an easy full-day escape, with its markets and exhibitions providing plenty to see once you arrive.

Monday Brunch by the Sea

At 12pm, Nikki Beach Ibiza in Santa Eulalia hosts its weekly Monday Brunch Club.

The beachside setting makes it one of several relaxed lunchtime options around the island, alongside hotel pool experiences and day passes at venues including Playa Pacha at Destino Five and 7Pines Resort.

Art Continues Across Ibiza

September 28 also brings a strong exhibition programme.

At Can Jordi Blues Station, Something of Me by Aby Sánchez continues through October 19. The exhibition brings together oil paintings across three series focused on musicians, anonymous figures and still-life compositions.

At the Centre Cultural de Jesús, Entre Onades i Pigments by Gemma Gavaldà and Carmen Pérez runs from September 28 to October 12, exploring two different artistic approaches to the Mediterranean landscape.

Sa Nostra Sala in Ibiza Town is also showing the joint exhibition by Carles Fabregat and Josep Vallribera, combining sculpture, photography, structures and writing. The exhibition continues until October 10.

Meanwhile, Amparo López's Tiempo y luz en Ibiza continues in Santa Eulària through October 3.

Sant Miquel Continues Its Festivities

The Festes de Sant Miquel continue on Monday ahead of the village's main celebration on Tuesday.

At 5:30pm, a Pilates class takes place at Sant Miquel Square, adding another activity to the programme of events running through the end of September.

The main Sant Miquel celebrations take place the following day, September 29, making Monday more of a lead-in to the village's biggest festivities.

A New Photography Exhibition in Sant Joan

Monday also marks the opening period of Una mirada a Eivissa des de Barcelona, a photography exhibition by Josep M. Miedes at the Sant Joan Library.

The exhibition runs from September 28 to October 13, with opening hours from 6pm to 8pm.

The collection offers a photographic view of Ibiza through the artist's long relationship with the island.

Sunset Brings More Choices

As the afternoon turns towards evening, Ibiza's programme shifts towards food, music and sunset experiences.

Solar Sessions at The Standard's rooftop in Ibiza Town begins from 6pm, while Ibiza Food Tours also starts from 6pm.

At 6:30pm, the Sunset Kayak Excursion from Portinatx takes participants onto the water as the light begins to change.

Other sunset options around the island include regular music sessions at venues such as Kumharas and La Torre.

The Final Monday Night Market at Las Dalias

One of the biggest highlights of Monday is the Las Dalias Closing Night Market in San Carlos.

The market opens from 7pm, with crafts, fashion, jewellery, food and music filling the garden beneath the lights.

September 28 is also the closing Monday edition of Peace N' Music. The Garden programme runs into the evening before the party continues at Akasha from 11pm, making this one of the last opportunities to experience the Monday summer atmosphere at Las Dalias.

Dinner, Flamenco and Live Music

The evening continues across the island.

At Petunia Ibiza, Haunt Flamenco performs from 8pm to 10pm at La Mesa d'Es Vedrà, combining live flamenco with dinner and views towards Es Vedrà.

At Niko Al Fresco at Mondrian Ibiza in Cala Llonga, Louie Lion performs live from 8:30pm. The Monday series combines live music and dining overlooking Cala Llonga Bay.

For another relaxed evening option, Flaherty's Irish Pub in San Antonio has live music from 9pm.

Formentera's Monday Markets and Art

Formentera has its own full programme on September 28.

The Sant Francesc Market runs from 10am to 2pm, while the La Savina Market is open from 10am and continues through the evening as part of its seasonal programme. Both markets remain part of the island's regular late-summer schedule.

Art lovers can visit the Pamela Spitz exhibition at the Sala d'Exposicions 'Ajuntament Vell from 11am to 2pm and 6pm to 8pm.

The 2nd Balearic Islands Collective Exhibition, featuring artists and artisans working with recycled materials, is also open at the Centre Antoni Tur 'Gabrielet during the same hours.

At 5:30pm, families can head to Sant Ferran for El viatge d'Europa, a children's story-time session at the Punt de Lectura.

The evening finishes with the Es Pujols Market, which opens from 7pm and continues until midnight during its September schedule. September 28 is among the final evenings before the market's seasonal close at the end of the month.

Formentera in Autumn Continues

September 28 is also the second day of Formentera's Formentera in Autumn campaign, which officially runs from September 27 through October 31.

The initiative brings together participating accommodation providers, activities, restaurants and other local businesses as the island promotes travel during the autumn shoulder season.

Monday, September 28 at a Glance

Ibiza

8:00am: Wellness Mornings at Petunia Ibiza
8:30am: Poolside Experience at Ryans Lolas
8:45am: Yoga & Breakfast at Amante
8:45am: Yoga & Breakfast at Aiyanna
9:30am: Beach Yoga at Beachouse
9:30am: Yoga & Pilates at Casa Munich
10:00am: 24H Arty People at Paradiso Art Hotel
10:00am: Coasteering Ibiza
10:00am: Can Rich Guided Tour & Wine Tasting
10:00am: Quad, Buggy & Electric Motorbike Excursions
10:00am: Mini Train in Cala Llonga
10:30am: Free Tour of Ibiza Town & Dalt Vila
11:00am: Beach Hop Cruise to Cala Bassa & Cala Conta
11:00am: Spa & Pool Day Pass at 7Pines
12:00pm: Monday Brunch Club at Nikki Beach
12:00pm: Playa Pacha Pool Day Pass at Destino Five
5:30pm: Pilates at Sant Miquel Square
6:00pm: Solar Sessions at The Standard Ibiza
6:00pm: Ibiza Food Tours
6:00pm: A Look at Eivissa from Barcelona exhibition
6:30pm: Sunset Kayak Excursion from Portinatx
7:00pm: Las Dalias Closing Night Market
7:00pm: Peace N' Music at Las Dalias
7:30pm: Sushi Nights at NELA
8:00pm–10:00pm: Haunt Flamenco at Petunia Ibiza
8:30pm: Louie Lion Live at Niko Al Fresco
9:00pm: Live Music at Flaherty's

Formentera

9:00am: Formentera Market Experience
10:00am: Sant Francesc Market
10:00am: La Savina Market
11:00am: Pamela Spitz Exhibition
11:00am: 2nd Balearic Islands Collective Exhibition
5:30pm: El viatge d'Europa Story-Time
7:00pm: Es Pujols Market

Schedules can change, particularly for outdoor activities and seasonal venues, so checking the organiser or official municipal information before travelling is advisable.

A Late-September Monday Full of Options

Monday, September 28 shows how much remains on the calendar as Ibiza moves towards the end of September.

There are early wellness sessions, markets, wine tasting, boat trips, walking tours, art exhibitions, family activities and beachside dining during the day, followed by sunset experiences, live music and the final Monday Night Market at Las Dalias.

Formentera adds its own mix of markets, exhibitions and family activities, while the island's autumn campaign continues into October.

With September programmes beginning to wind down, September 28 offers one more busy late-season day to experience Ibiza and Formentera beyond the club calendar.