Discover Ibiza's top spots by hopping on the island's convenient bus lines
Ever tried to flag down a bus at 3am outside Amnesia with your flip-flops in one hand and half a kebab in the other? No? Just me then. Either way, Ibiza’s bus system can be a total lifesaver if you know how to use it properly. And you’re in Spain so there are some pitfalls to keep in mind while waiting for your bus on Ibiza. Let me share you some (personal) tips and information about the 2025 bus lines!
First of all, in summer, Ibiza’s bus system really kicks into gear, way more so than in the quieter months. With tourists flooding in, the buses run more often to handle the crowds. But don’t count on them being perfectly on time. This is Ibiza, not Zurich.
Things run on island time, and delays aren’t exactly rare. If you’ve got somewhere important to be, like catching a ferry, meeting friends for lunch, or making it to that sunset yoga session, give yourself a little extra breathing room. You’ll thank yourself later.
- Timing
The buses generally run from early morning until late evening, but it’s always good to check the latest schedule, especially if you’re planning on a late night out. During the nights you can take the special discobus which goes to most of the well-known clubs. - Tickets
You can purchase tickets on the bus itself, and some lines offer day passes if you plan on hopping on and off. - Apps & Info
Download the ALSA bus app for real-time schedules and updates: Android and iOS
The app is pretty useful so if you’re going to rely on the bus to travel around, I recommend you to download it for sure.
Ibiza bus lines ticket prices
Bus fares in Ibiza are still one of the best bargains you’ll find on the island (aside from the free sunsets of course). Most daytime routes will set you back between €1.85 and €4.00 depending on the distance. The L10 line from the airport to Ibiza Town, for example, costs €3.50 so way cheaper than a taxi.
If you’re planning to hit the clubs, the Discobus (running from around midnight till 6am in high season) is a good option at roughly €3 to €4 per ride. That’s like a sip of a cocktail at UNVRS.
You can pay in cash directly to the driver, but try to carry small change, as they don’t always have much to give back. No contactless yet, so don’t flash your card like you’re in London, it won’t work.
Other tips when taking a public bus on Ibiza
I often get questions about this, so let me explain a few more things about public bus lines on Ibiza.
Ibiza’s buses are generally safe, but like any busy public space, keep an eye on your stuff, especially on packed routes like L3 or the Discobus. I always wear my backpack/laptop bag in front when it’s crowded and keep my valuables zipped in a front pocket. Better to look like a paranoid tourist than lose your phone.
You board through the front door (not the back door, it’s not the Undergrond) and pay the driver directly (in cash). Simple. Say your destination if you’re unsure about the fare and most drivers will help, though not all speak fluent English. Just be friendly and patient.
If you’re catching the Discobus at night, look for clearly marked stops outside clubs. They fill up fast, so if you’re with friends, agree on a meeting point beforehand because once that bus arrives, it’s a mad dash and the strongest one gets on the bus!
And just a polite notice: you can bring a drink or snack, but eating a full meal or playing your favourite tunes out loud is a no-go. Locals really frown on it, and some drivers will actually call you out. Or throw you out!
All bus lines on Ibiza
Here’s an overview of all bus lines including the stops on Ibiza. The last ones, starting with an N, are nightbusses and are focused on clubs and party destinations. I added all the stops to the list so you know exactly where the buses are going to.
In general, the south of the island is the busiest and most well connect part. I always have a triangle in my mind when I have to explain Ibiza: Ibiza Town, Santa Eulalia and San Antonio which is the busy area, and swap Ibiza Town with Portinaxt to get the quiet part. And the part with much less taxis and bus lines.
Anyways, here are all the bus stops for the 2025 summer season:
Line 03: Sant Antoni <> Cala Gració <> Stella Maris
- Stops:
- Estació de Sant Antoni
- IES Quartó de Portmany
- Caló des Moro
- H. Abrat
- Cala Gració
- Can Mariano Mestret
- Stella Maris
Line 03_1: Sant Antoni <> Sant Rafel <> Eivissa
- Stops:
- Estació de Sant Antoni
- Policia Municipal
- ses Païsses
- Can Guillemó
- s’Olivera, can Tomàs
- sa Casilla
- Cooperativa Hostelera
- Can Begot
- Can Parentona
- Sant Rafel
- Privilege
- Can Pep Xico
- Amnesia
- Porcelanosa
- sa Coma
- Can Negre
- IES sa Blanca Dona
- Eivissa/CETIS
- Recinte Firal
- IES sa Blanca Dona
- Can Negre
- sa Coma
- polígon de Montecristo
- Porcelanosa
- Amnesia
- Bombers
- Privilege
- Sant Rafel
- Can Parentona
- Can Begot
- Cooperativa Hostelera
- sa Casilla
- s’Olivera, can Tomàs
- Can Guillemó
- ses Païsses
- Policia Municipal
Line 04: Can Bonet <> ses Païsses <> Sant Antoni <> Can Coix
- Stops:
- Can Bonet
- Los Troncos
- Can Guasch
- ses Païsses
- Policia Municipal
- Estació de Sant Antoni
- Cementeri – Caló des Moro
- IES Quartó de Portmany
- Can Coix
Line 05: Sant Antoni <> platges de Comte
- Stops:
- Estació de Sant Antoni
- H. Arenal
- H. Puchet
- Racó des Sol
- es Pouet
- H. Bergantín
- H. Mar Amantis
- H. Nautilus
- H. Pinet
- H. Riviera
- H. San Diego
- Av. Sant Agustí, 150
- Cala de Bou
- Port des Torrent
- sa Plana – Comte
- Bar Stop
- Maderas Tropicales – es Pouet
- Urb. de Cala Codolar
- platges de Comte
Line 06: Cala Tarida <> Sant Antoni
- Stops:
- Estació de Sant Antoni
- H. Arenal
- H. Puchet
- Racó des Sol
- es Pouet
- H. Bergantín
- H. Mar Amantis
- H. Nautilus
- H. Pinet
- H. Riviera
- H. San Diego
- Av. Sant Agustí, 150
- Cala de Bou
- Port des Torrent
- sa Plana – Comte
- Bar Stop
- Cala Tarida
Line 07: Port des Torrent <> Sant Antoni
- Stops:
- Estació de Sant Antoni
- H. Arenal
- H. Puchet
- Racó des Sol
- es Pouet
- H. Bergantín
- H. Mar Amantis
- H. Nautilus
- H. Pinet
- H. Riviera
- H. San Diego
- Can Pujol
- H. Seaview
Line 08: Cala Bassa <> Sant Antoni
- Stops:
- Estació de Sant Antoni
- H. Arenal
- H. Puchet
- Racó des Sol
- es Pouet
- H. Bergantín
- H. Mar Amantis
- H. Nautilus
- H. Pinet
- H. Riviera
- H. San Diego
- Av. Sant Agustí, 150
- Cala de Bou
- Port des Torrent
- Càmping Cala Bassa
- Cala Bassa
Line 09: Sant Antoni <> Sant Josep <> Eivissa
- Stops:
- Estació de Sant Antoni
- H. Arenal
- H. Puchet
- Edén
- Av. de Sant Agustí, 26
- Av. de Sant Agustí, 16
- Centre de Salut
- C. de Jaén, 29
- IES Sant Agustí
- Sant Agustí
- Can Reialet
- Can Verger
- Sant Josep
- Av. Diputat Josep Ribas
- CEIP L’Urgell
- Av. Diputat Josep Ribas
- Can Rempuixa
- Can Puvil
- sa Cova Santa
- s’Aljub
- sa Casilla
- Ca n’Andreu
- es Mig Terç
- Can Verdera
- Can Manyà
- Can Bellotera
- Can Cardonet
- Can Cendón
- Cas Tabaquet
- Renault
- SEAT
- Bar Astro
- Eivissa/CETIS
- Bar Astro
- SEAT
- Renault
- Cas Tabaquet
- Can Cendón
- Can Cardonet
- Can Bellotera
- Can Manyà
- Can Verdera
- es Mig Terç
- Ca n’Andreu
- sa Casilla
- s’Aljub
- sa Cova Santa
- Can Puvil
- Can Rempuixa
- Av. Diputat Josep Ribas
- CEIP L’Urgell
- Av. Diputat Josep Ribas
- Sant Josep
- Can Verger
- Can Reialet
- Sant Agustí
- IES Sant Agustí
- C. de Jaén, 29
- Centre de Salut
- Av. de Sant Agustí, 55
- Av. de Sant Agustí, 25
- Edén
- Ronda ses Paisses
- H. Puchet
- H. Arenal
Line 10: Sant Antoni <> Sant Josep <> Aeroport
- Stops:
- Estació de Sant Antoni
- H. Arenal
- es Pouet
- H. Bergantín
- H. Mar Amantis
- H. Nautilus
- H. Pinet
- H. Riviera
- H. San Diego
- Av. Sant Agustí, 150
- Cala de Bou
- Port des Torrent
- Sant Agustí
- Can Reialet
- Can Verger
- Sant Josep
- Es Pla
- Can Pep Xica
- Can Rempuixa
- Can Puvil
- sa Cova Santa
- s’Aljub
- sa Casilla
- Aeroport
- Aeroport (TPV)
Line 10E: Aeroport Express
- Stops:
- Aeroport
- Eivissa/CETIS
- Port (TPV)
Line 11: Eivissa <> Sant Jordi <> ses Salines
- Stops:
- Eivissa/CETIS
- Bar Astro
- SEAT
- Renault
- Cas Tabaquet
- Can Cendón
- encreuament platja d’en Bossa
- Sant Jordi
- Isla Blanca
- Sant Francesc
- sa Casilla, ses Salines
- Can Teixidor
- ses Salines
Line 12A: Eivissa > Puig d’en Valls > Jesús > Eivissa
- Stops:
- Eivissa/CETIS
- sa Blanca Dona
- es Raspallar
- Puig d’en Valls
- Muebles la Fábrica
- el Vivero de Jesús
- Centre Cultural Jesús
- Jesús
- Can Rimbau
- es Pitreres
- ses Torres Baixes
- OD Talamanca
- Aqualandia
- Cap Martinet
- Aqualandia
- OD Talamanca
- ses Torres Baixes
- H. Playa Real
- Talamanca
- CS Vila
- Pacha
- Aparcament des Gorg
Line 12B: Eivissa > Jesús > Puig d’en Valls > Eivissa
- Stops:
- Eivissa/CETIS
- Aparcament des Gorg
- Ibiza Gran Hotel
- CS Vila
- Talamanca
- H. Playa Real
- OD Talamanca
- Aqualandia
- Cap Martinet
- Aqualandia
- OD Talamanca
- ses Torres Baixes
- es Pitreres
- Can Rimbau
- Jesús
- Centre Cultural Jesús
- el Vivero de Jesús
- Muebles la Fábrica
- Puig d’en Valls
- es Raspallar
Line 13: Santa Eulària <> Eivissa
- Stops:
- Santa Eulària (principal)
- Can Guasch
- Can Nadal
- sa Torre
- Can Marçà
- Lava Park
- Can Mosson
- Ca Na Vica
- Pedra Blava
- Can Durban
- Can Creu
- Can Beia
- Can Xiquet Pou
- Can Castelló
- Ca na Negreta
- Can Tití
- encreuament Jesús
- Can Fita
- Aparcament des Gorg
- Eivissa/CETIS
- Ronda Siministres Elvissa
- Sa Residència
- Can Tití
- Ca na Negreta
- Can Castelló
- Can Xiquet Pou
- Can Beia
- Can Creu
- Can Durban
- Pedra Blava
- Ca Na Vica
- Can Mosson
- Lava Park
- Can Marçà
- sa Torre
- Can Nadal
- Can Guasch
Line 14: Eivissa <> Platja d’en Bossa
- Stops:
- Eivissa/CETIS
- Mc Donald’s
- CS es Viver
- CEIP Cas Serres
- Auditori Cas Serres
- Malacosta
- H. Goleta
- H. Mare Nostrum
- H. Algarb
- H. Garbí
- Bora Bora – es Daus
- Hï Ibiza
- Ushuaïa & Hard Rock Hotel (H. Bahamas)
- Grand Palladium Palace
- Ushuaïa & Hard Rock Hotel (H. Bahamas)
- Hï Ibiza
- Bora Bora – es Daus
- H. Garbí
- H. Algarb
- H. Mare Nostrum
- H. Goleta
- Malacosta
- es Viver
- C. del País Basc, 15
