San Antonio gets five beaches ready for summer 2027
A contract worth almost €100,000 will renew walkways, replace a lifeguard tower and add a shaded area for people with reduced mobility.
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Firefighters rescue a giant Cretaceous fossil from Ibiza’s hills
A hiker who thought he had found an ordinary shell stumbled on an ammonite millions of years old, possibly one of the largest ever found on the island. He has donated it so it can go on public display.
Court throws out €12m claim over Roca Llisa land
A company that lost the right to build on two plots in Ibiza’s most exclusive estate filed its claim almost twelve years too late. The estate has already cost the Balearic government nearly €46m.
Madrid and Palma clash over how many tourists the Balearics can take
Spain’s Transport Minister rules out capping Ibiza’s airport and blames holiday-rental licences. The Balearic government replies that tourist places are already limited, and asks for a say in Aena.
