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Since last May, the first centenary of the Fishermen's Guild of Ibiza and Formentera is being celebrated, whose members we have to thank for the extraordinary genre that we use as the basis for our seafood dishes. This entity, which began as Pósito de Pescadores, was the first association formed by professionals from the guild. Its purpose was to bring together...

If two posts ago we told the story of the church of es Cubells, one of the most recent in rural Ibiza, this time we want to stop at Sant Josep, one of the largest on the island, also very close to Es Torrent. Like so many other island temples, it was not built in a village, but in a...

A short distance from es Torrent, on top of the cliffs of es Cubells, awaits one of the most recent and striking temples in Ibiza. Although its size is smaller than many others, the spectacularity of its location is unparalleled. From the back of the oratory, where the parish house is located, awaits a superb viewpoint that allows you to...

To understand Ibiza it is essential to know its history. Phoenicians, Punics, Romans, Byzantines, Vandals, Arabs and Christians have dominated it over the centuries. The island has been inhabited since the year 5,000 BC, although it was not until the arrival of the Phoenicians in the 8th century BC that it became a strategic enclave in the Mediterranean. At that...

Today, October 15, the town of Es Cubells, the closest to our restaurant, celebrates the feast of Santa Teresa, with concerts, folk dance and other events. For this reason, the entire Es Torrent team wishes the residents of this town and the Teresas a happy day. Es Cubells stands out for its special location, being located on the edge of an...

Many travelers ask themselves this question before planning their trip, especially those who still do not know the island well or have visited it on rare occasions and still do not know the differences and nuances that vary according to the different times. In any case, we would find as many answers as residents. In Ibiza, each season is experienced differently...

The defense towers that are located on the coast of Ibiza are an essential part of the island's heritage, both for historical interest and for its special location. They are often located in eagle nests and impress with the spectacular panoramic views of the coastline. In total there are seven bastions and they made up the island's coastal defense system, which...

Since December 4, 1999, Ibiza is part of the UNESCO World Heritage catalog, forming part of an exclusive world club of which Spain is the most prominent member. The island has four assets inscribed in this declaration: the city's Renaissance walls, the Phoenician site of Sa Caleta, the Punic necropolis of Puig des Molins and a single natural and underwater...