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Dalt Vila. This medieval city on the hill dominates the port. A UNESCO World Heritage site, it has a 13th-century cathedral, castle walls, and a winding labyrinth of cobblestone streets. Note that it’s a steep climb to reach it, and cabs are not allowed inside.

Shopping. Browse the stalls of the "hippie market" in Sa Penya.

Santa Gertrudis. One of the prettiest little interior villages is only 20 minutes or so by cab (under €20) from Eivissa.

Nightlife. The megaclubs, which don’t usually open until midnight, are unlikely options even for late-departing cruisers, but there are lots of hip venues on Carrer de la Virgen, Carrer Felipe II, and Carrer Alfonso XII that get going earlier.

Playa d'En Bossa. Take the No. 14 local bus (€1.90), hop a ferry (€3.70), or grab a cab (about €10) to the longest beach on the island, also the location of megaclubs like Space and Ushuaia, and kick back.