What to check before opening your laptop in an Ibiza café (power outlets, wifi, noise, opening hours), which areas work best, how everything changes by season, and the etiquette to follow so they get to know you.

Where to eat in the south of Ibiza without settling for the first place on the road: Sant Josep village, Sant Jordi de ses Salines and the beach bars in the park. Options by price, atmosphere and convenience, with opening hours and parking.

What brunch really is, when it works in Ibiza and how to put together a balanced one without ending up stuffed on sugar. With ideas to share, for going with kids, and where to have it on the island.

A practical guide to having a great breakfast in Ibiza depending on your area and plans for the day: what to order, opening hours, how things change by season and the best takeaway options before the beach.

Beaches where the water stays shallow, activities that work by age, the timings that keep everyone happy and where to eat as a family without the drama. The Ibiza with kids guide from people who live here all year.

Ibiza from November to April: markets open all year, hiking, empty coves and almond trees in bloom. What to do, what is open and why the island out of season is well worth the trip.

Beyond the beach: working salt pans, pirate towers, walking or cycling routes and when to spot the flamingos. A guide to discovering the natural park in the south of Ibiza at your own pace.

Everything practical for enjoying Ses Salines: how to get there by car or bus, where to park without driving around in circles, what time to go depending on the season and what to bring. Includes the tip about sorting out food before you enter the park.