This weekend marks the highly anticipated opening of Six Senses Ibiza, poised to establish itself as one of the world's most discerning destinations for today's generation of creatives and culture seekers.
Conceived by architect and developer Jonathan Leitersdorf, the year-round destination set in secluded Xarraca bay offers a comprehensive range of amenities and programming, farm-to-table dining, music, art, sustainable fashion, culture, longevity and wellness. Each experience is inspired by the traditions and values of the island's north to deliver an intentional destination that provokes meaningful moments of community, spirituality and celebration.
Xarraca Bay is a long-hidden secret on Ibiza's northern tip. Integrated into its contours to enjoy unobstructed sunsets, the property features 116 guest rooms and suites, including one-of-a-kind cave suites built into the cliffs. There are also a handful of Village Residences ideal for large groups or longer-term stays.
Sustainably Designed
Powered by its own renewable energy source - up to 51 percent at any given moment - and with punchy zero waste and zero single-use plastic targets, the resort has sustainability at its core. The result is the Balearic Islands' first resort and residential community to achieve certification by BREEAM, the world's original and leading assessment of sustainability within the built environment, and a new benchmark for sustainable real estate worldwide.
