In Andy's footsteps

Ibiza Spotlight

The island he loved — explore it yourself

The Ibiza that shaped Andy is still out there, waiting — the clubs where the world's greatest DJs still play, the hidden coves, the sunsets, the boat trips across turquoise water. If his story has stirred something in you, go and feel it for yourself. The highlighted words below open Andy's interactive island map — with Ibiza Spotlight for island tips and inspiration.

Andreas Nitschmann - Opa Guvna

Step off the plane and you feel it before you ever see it — the light. Softer, warmer, gold at the edges, just the way Andy always described it. Warm pine drifts down from the hills, salt lifts off the sea, and something inside you quietly lets go. This was his island. And for a few short, shining weeks each summer, it can become yours too.

By night, Ibiza becomes what first made it a legend: the clubbing capital of the world, where the planet's greatest DJs still play their most unforgettable sets until the sky turns pale. Andy danced through a thousand of those sunrises. Lose yourself in the great clubs, check the events and tickets before you come, and you will never miss the night people talk about for years.

But the Ibiza that truly keeps you is the daytime one. Follow a dusty track down to a hidden cove on one of the 138 beaches of Ibiza and Formentera, where the water glows turquoise and the only sound is the sea. Sink into the effortless glamour of a beach club as the bass rises with the setting sun. Or charter a boat and drift across impossibly clear water to Formentera, the gentle little sister whose white sands are mistaken, again and again, for the Caribbean.

Away from the coast lies the other Ibiza — the one Andy loved most of all. Whitewashed villages and hippie markets in the green north, almond valleys that turn white each spring, sleepy squares where nobody is in a hurry. Lose a long, golden afternoon over just-landed fish and a glass of something cold at a farmhouse restaurant in the hills. Do absolutely nothing at all — and feel it become the most important thing you have done in years.

Wherever you finally rest your head — a clubber's hotel on the pulsing strip of Playa d'en Bossa, or a five-star villa hidden deep in the silent countryside — you will not leave the same person. That was always the island's magic, and Andy's too: it hands you back a freer, warmer version of yourself. So go, and find it. He would have loved nothing more than to take you there himself.

And to find any of it — every cove, club, viewpoint and hidden village, more than 1,700 real places carefully cross-checked against the island's official registers — the whole of Ibiza and Formentera is laid out on Andy's interactive island map, complete with live weather, sea temperatures and even the depth of the sea itself.

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Andy's interactive island map

One living map of Ibiza & Formentera — every place worth finding, in your pocket.

  • 1,700+ real places, 28 categories — beaches & coves, clubs, sights, viewpoints, nature, hippy markets, marinas, restaurants, bars, cafes, hotels, agroturismos, plus practical spots (pharmacies, hospitals, fuel, ATMs, taxis).
  • Three map views — satellite, streets, and glowing sea depths (bathymetry).
  • Tap anywhere for live data — air & sea temperature, UV, wind, waves, sunrise & sunset — plus the exact depth of the sea or height of the land at that spot.
  • Know before you go — Wikipedia notes & photos, in-depth stories for the legendary clubs, Blue-Flag beaches and official register data.
  • Find your way instantly — search with autocomplete, one-tap directions, plus Near me and Surprise me.
  • Free & no app — runs in any browser, on phone, tablet or desktop.
Ibiza Spotlight - the Ibiza and Formentera interactive map: beaches, clubs, hotels and sea depths, a tribute to Opa Guvna (Andreas Nitschmann)
About this map & its data sources

This interactive map of Ibiza (Eivissa) and Formentera — the Pityusic Islands in the Balearic Sea — combines real satellite imagery, sea-floor depths, more than 1,700 places and live weather, sea and sky data. Everything is drawn from open, publicly available sources.

Map views

Satellite: high-resolution imagery from Esri World Imagery (incl. Maxar & Earthstar Geographics). Streets: the open OpenStreetMap. Sea depths: sea-floor bathymetry from EMODnet, laid over an olive-green island silhouette.

Places & markers

The places — beaches, clubs, bars, restaurants, hotels, viewpoints and more — come mainly from OpenStreetMap. Beaches are cross-checked against the official beach register of the Govern de les Illes Balears (SITIBSA); the Blue Flag awards come from ADEAC/FEE (seven Ibiza beaches for 2026). Hotels and rural agroturismos use data from the Consell d'Eivissa tourism register, health & emergency data from Ib-Salut. Coordinates are in decimal degrees (WGS 84).

Live weather, sea & sky (tap anywhere)

Tap any point and live/forecast data is fetched in real time from Open-Meteo: air & feels-like temperature, UV, humidity, wind and gusts; sunrise, sunset, golden & blue hour; sea-surface temperature, waves, swell and current; the European air-quality index (PM2.5, PM10, ozone); plus land elevation and, at sea, water depth from EMODnet.

Live values are forecasts and estimates and can differ from local conditions — always check official sources before swimming, boating or diving. Attribution: map data © OpenStreetMap contributors; satellite © Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics; bathymetry © EMODnet; beach register © Govern de les Illes Balears (SITIBSA); Blue Flag © ADEAC/FEE; weather, marine, air-quality & elevation by Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0).

Open Opa's place on the map

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Emergency · day & night

Help on the islands, any hour

Free · 24 hours · English spoken

112Emergency — ambulance · police · fire 061Medical emergency & ambulance Poison controlToxicología (24h) · +34 91 562 04 20

Tap the button for your exact GPS coordinates — read them to 112 — and see the nearest hospitals and health centres, sorted by distance.

Works best with GPS / Location switched on — then your position is pinpoint-accurate.

✓ Verified · 9 August 2026

Sources: Ib-Salut (official health service) & Google Maps. Details can change — in a real emergency, always call 112 first.