ILLEGAL VILLA PARTIES IN IBIZA

Not everyone comes to Ibiza to party
In fact the majority of our customers are in Ibiza to enjoy the atmosphere, the amazing culinary options and to relax

Ibiza today is different to Ibiza in the past
 
It is still the best destination to go to for your Summer holiday

But the days of partying in your villa are over; despite the idea via some social media posts that this is regular everyday/night behaviour

In 2025 a well known DJ was been fined €300,000 for an "illegal party"

This is why villa owners are scared to rent their villa to a customer who doesn't want to respect the local laws

The local authorities in Ibiza are cracking down on "unofficial" parties in Ibiza

Why?
Mainly because of anti-social behaviour keeping residents awake and creating issues for the police
We do not allow parties in any of our featured villas unless the villa owner has give permission at the time of booking (for weddings etc)
The villa owner will prepare the necessary paperwork to ensure your event has the required permissions to go ahead

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Illegal Villa Parties

No one wants you to have a great holiday in Ibiza more than we do!
However please be aware parties in your villa are not allowed
The local police have the power to fine up to €100,000 (€85,000)
Details: British travellers warned as £85,000 fines being handed out by police in Spain

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Here is a reminder about the noise restrictions in Ibiza 

NOISE
Please be aware and respect the local laws regarding noise; particularly for villas in residential areas where the noise limits are as follows:
From 7am to 11pm maximum decibel limit is 65 (55 decibels in residential areas)
From 11pm to 7am maximum decibel limit is 30
The local Police do have the authority to issue on the spot fines in the event of any breach of local law

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The club scene continues to thrive with [UNVRS], Hi, Ushusia, Amensia, Pacha, Lio, 528 Ibiza to name a few are very much alive and well and there to cater for the party scene

Unique Ibiza Villas welcomes guests who will respect the local laws