Luxury Villas in Santa Gertrudis and the Ibiza Countryside
The campo: stone houses, flat land and the best village square on the island.
At a glance
- Airport
- About twenty to twenty-five minutes
- Ibiza Town and Dalt Vila
- About fifteen minutes
- The coast
- Most of it twenty-something minutes away, in every direction
- The week here
- A finca, a long table and nobody overlooking the pool
Houses in this area
Tourist licence ETV-0913-E
Tourist licence ETV-1348-E
Tourist licence ETV-1949-E
Tourist licence ETV-1050-E2
Tourist licence ETV-2180-E
Santa Gertrudis
10 guests
5 bedrooms
4 bathrooms
Starting from
€6,050
/ week
Tourist licence ETV-1532-E
Tourist licence ETV-1944-E
Tourist licence ET-1073-E
Calas near Santa Gertrudis
Cala Salada
Turquoise water on the west coast, the usual first swim from the campo.
BenirrĂ s
In the north, a cala known for its sunsets.
Cala Llonga
Shallow and sheltered on the east coast, for a day with children.
Talamanca
Below Ibiza Town, with the marina and dinner on the way back.
The campo
Santa Gertrudis sits in the middle of the island, which means it is twenty-something minutes from almost everywhere and nowhere in particular. The village square is the one everybody means when they talk about a village square in Ibiza: pedestrian, shaded, three or four places worth eating at and a bookshop that has no business being that good.
The land around it is flat and farmed, so the houses here are fincas with walls a metre thick and courtyards that stay cool at four in the afternoon. San Rafael and San Mateo, further out, are quieter still: one with the island's potters, the other with its wine.
Who this side suits
People whose week happens inside the house. A long table under a carob tree, a kitchen big enough for a chef, nobody overlooking the pool, and the beach as an outing rather than a fixture.
It is also the practical middle: if half the group wants the west coast calas and the other half wants dinner in the old town, from here both are a drive of about the same length and nobody wins the argument. What it does not give you is the sea from the terrace; for that, the south or the east.
Questions about villas in Santa Gertrudis
How far is Santa Gertrudis from the beach?
It is in the middle of the island, so most of the coast is twenty-something minutes away in one direction or another: the west coast calas, the south and Ibiza Town are all within a similar drive.
What are the houses like in Santa Gertrudis?
Mostly fincas. The land around the village is flat and farmed, and the houses have thick stone walls, courtyards that stay cool in the afternoon and gardens with nobody overlooking the pool.
Will we see the sea from the villa?
Usually not. The countryside gives privacy and space rather than a sea view. For the water in front of the terrace, the south and the east coast are the answer.
Which calas can we reach from Santa Gertrudis?
Cala Salada on the west coast, BenirrĂ s in the north, Cala Llonga on the east coast and Talamanca below Ibiza Town are all a drive of about the same length. From the middle of the island no side of the coast is much further than another.
Is Santa Gertrudis a good base for visiting the whole island?
It is the most practical one. The village is in the middle of the island, about fifteen minutes from Ibiza Town and twenty to twenty-five from the airport, so a group that wants the west coast one day and the old town the next does not lose half of it in the car.
Do the villas in Santa Gertrudis have a private pool?
Yes. Every house we publish in Santa Gertrudis has a pool of its own; what kind it is (heated, infinity, saltwater) is on the page of each villa.
We are a large group. Can we all stay together?
Yes. For a large group we suggest two villas close to each other, or a property from our private collection, which we show on request.
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