July in Ibiza: What's on and weather

July is one of the hottest months of the year in Ibiza. You can expect an average of 11 hours of sunshine per day and it’s common for temperatures to climb to the early thirties. The average temperatures is 26°C, with lows of around 22°C and highs of up to 30°C, so you certainly won't be needing a jacket. You'll enjoy swimming with the water at an average temperature of 26°C. Much like June, sunrise is still before 07.00 and the sun sets after 21.00 so there's plenty of time to catch some vitamin D and then enjoy a late Ibizan evening, with some al-fresco dining and drinks.

Traditional fiestas and holidays

• The Nuestra Señora del Carmen takes place in July each year. This is a holiday in Ibiza Town, San Antonio and the neighbouring island of Formentera in to celebrate the Patron Saint of all fishermen. Festivities include a regatta procession on the water in Ibiza Town.
• There is also the Fiestas de San Cristobal which takes places in Es Cana and for the weekend the town is alive with lots of activities for the kids in the daytime and entertainment for the grown ups in the evening.

Flower power in Formentera
The flower parties in Formentera have become a big tourist attraction for visitors to Ibiza in recent years, with many people taking the trip to the beautiful island to take part in the fun. Though not a guaranteed annual event, they have been running for some years in July and take place across three different areas: San Francisco, La Mola and Es Pujols breach. There is public transport around the island to allow tourists to enjoy the parties in all locations.

Outdoor cinema showings:
In summer the island’s heavenly nights are transformed with wonder at extraordinary open-air cinemas that take place in Dalt Vila in the old town of Ibiza. Cinema Paradiso brings a packed schedule of classic, cult and contemporary movies. Guests can sit back and enjoy the experience at this impressive location under the starry sky.

Now that summer is in full swing, visitors to the White Isle will find themselves spoilt for choice in clubbing options. Whether it’s daytime pool parties, iconic DJ’s playing sunset sets, or packed dance floors at the world’s favourite super clubs, July is the month that Ibiza really comes into its own.

July is the busiest month of the summer for many of the island's best night clubs, so make sure you book your tickets early so as not to miss out. Our top picks of clubs with some great events in July include:

Amnesia, the popular super club in San Rafel, hosting regular party events four nights of the week

Hi Ibiza, the super club which has been host to big names including David Guetta, and offers events every night of the week

O Beach, which hosts events every night of the week, including pool parties and the always-popular Kisstory

Ibiza Rocks, which hosts themed pool parties and DJ sets every night of the week, as well as one-off events with visiting DJs.

For those that seek a blissful start to their day, Amante Ibiza hosts morning yoga class and breakfast throughout the summer months. Perched on a cliff overlooking the Sol d’en Serra bay, the idyllic beach club provides the perfect balance between relaxation and sophistication, with its stunning natural surroundings being ideal for a spot of early morning yoga practice. The class is followed by a delicious and healthy buffet breakfast which includes an array of delights such as freshly squeezed juices, eggs and cereals.

July is a lovely time for a trip into the countryside to visit a vineyard. The blue skies and the expansive agricultural land inland on the island are a beauty to behold. Escape the heat and duck into a wine cellar to learn about the history of wine production on the island, and taste a variety of the islands delicious tipples. There are several wineries on the island offering tours and tastings and you will notice that much of the landscape in the central and western parts of Ibiza is dominated by vines. They are often found side by side with olive and almond groves, so why not taste or purchase some more local produce whilst you're at it?

July is the perfect month to take advantage of the sizzling temperatures and enjoy a boat party on the Mediterranean waters. With pumping music and energetic crowds, a day out on the sea will provide you with an unforgettable experience. Offering a fun-filled day across the aquamarine waters, there are various companies offering party boat trips in Ibiza, inviting their guests to try a myriad of water sports and tempting food and drinks onboard. But the party doesn't end when you get back on dry land, tickets usually also include discounted rates to the best clubs on the island, so you can keep partying all day and night.

With long days and warm evenings, July is a great month for eating and drinking your way around Ibiza.

Daytime discoveries
Discovery the island's charm, head to the smaller villages and eat like a local - and at locals prices! Away from the main tourist haunts, you'll find delicious authentic Ibizan food in the lovely sleepy towns and villages, where you'll likely watch locals playing cards and passing the time at the table next to you. We recommend Sant Josep de Talaia or Sant Joan de Labritja.

Poolside dining
Spend the day at one of Ibiza's many luxurious beach club and enjoy tapas and sharing platters throughout the day on your sunbeds by the pool, or drink and dine in the relaxed restaurant. Boasting an abundance of luxurious facilities and services, you can spend all day eating and drinking in the sun. Nikki Beach, tucked away on a lavish beachfront property, is one of the most-popular amongst the glitterati.

Romantic evenings
If you're looking for a special dinner for two, you'll find a number of wonderfully stylish eateries in Ibiza Town, with beautiful large terraces to soak up the Mediterranean culture on your romantic night out. With a huge array of cuisines, there's something for every mood. After dinner, stroll the old town and to Dalt Alta to look over the beautifully-lit town and out across the wonderful Mediterranean waters.