Villa Tegui

You walk in, and the living room takes you straight back out again through wide patio doors onto a terrace looking over the garden. There's a table out there long enough for the whole group to sit down to dinner outside. The real strength of the layout is the annex: a double and a twin sit apart from the main house, sharing a bathroom of their own, giving a couple or a family genuine separation rather than just another bedroom down the hall. The master bedroom has its own bathroom, two twins share a second, and air conditioning runs through every room.

Opposite the pool sits a proper summer kitchen, charcoal BBQ and gas BBQ both. This is a house built for staying in, not just passing through. The pool itself is large, with sunbeds enough for the whole group to spread out, and the garden around it gives the kids room to disappear for an afternoon and still stay in earshot. The grounds are fully fenced, there's a safe and an alarm in the house, and the gate opens onto parking for the whole group's cars.

San Rafael is five minutes by car, a proper village with shops and restaurants rather than a strip built for tourists. Few villas on the island manage all sides at once: Ibiza Town, Playa d'en Bossa and San Antonio all sit around fifteen minutes away. A morning by the pool, an afternoon on the coast, dinner back at the villa or out in San Rafael, the day can go either way without much of a drive in any direction.