A stay in Porroig places outdoor living at the centre of the experience. Our villas with a pool in Ibiza feature gardens, outdoor dining areas and large terraces for time outside, with open sea views and hills in the background.
The interiors of the properties combine bright living areas with fully equipped kitchens and generous windows that bring natural light into the house. Each bedroom is designed with comfort in mind, while the open-plan living and dining spaces provide room for families and groups of friends to spend time together.
Housekeeping may be included several times a week, alongside garden and pool maintenance, depending on the property.
Villanovo’s properties are located on the Porroig peninsula, within the municipality of Sant Josep de sa Talaia on Ibiza’s south coast. Surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation and close to the sea, the setting combines privacy with the undiluted natural beauty of this quieter stretch of coastline.
Es Torrent and Cala Jondal are nearby, while Es Cubells and Sant Josep can be reached by car for restaurants, shops and local services. Ibiza Town and Marina Botafoch are also accessible for an evening out, with the airport within driving distance.
The view from this location takes in the surrounding Mediterranean landscape, while a car remains the ideal way to move between nearby coves, villages and viewpoints.
Villanovo’s dedicated local concierge team can assist before arrival with airport transfers, car hire, restaurant reservations and practical arrangements for the villa. The team can also suggest private dining, childcare, wellness treatments and activities adapted to the composition of the group.
A private boat day, a Vespa tour through inland villages or a personalised island itinerary can provide a unique sightseeing experience. Private dinners and evenings under the stars can also be arranged for a special occasion, while families can request age-appropriate activities and excursions.
The coastline around Porroig is well suited to swimming, snorkelling and days by the sea. Nearby Cala Jondal combines clear water with established beach clubs and restaurants, while Es Torrent offers a quieter setting for a seafood lunch.
Boat excursions are another way to discover the south-west coast, whether following the shoreline towards Cala d’Hort and Es Vedrà or continuing towards Formentera. The clear waters along this part of the island also make it well suited to scuba diving, from a first underwater adventure to longer dives for more experienced guests.
Snorkelling and diving provide an intimate look at Ibiza’s underwater environment and its rich biodiversity. Posidonia seagrass meadows support a wealth of beautiful wildlife, including fish, octopuses and moray eels, giving visitors a closer look at some of the Mediterranean’s marine habitats.
For a nature-focused outing, Ses Salines Natural Park combines salt flats, wetlands and protected coastline, with migratory and nesting birds among the species found in the area. Further around the island, Cap Blanc Aquarium offers another opportunity to see a variety of marine species from local waters.
Back towards the south, Bossa Beach provides a livelier coastal setting, while a trip to Cala d’Hort brings views towards Es Vedrà. Ibiza Town adds Dalt Vila and Marina Botafoch, giving guests a mix of natural, cultural and seaside excursions before returning to the quieter setting of Porroig.