Aiyanna Ibiza

Aiyanna Ibiza sits on Cala Nova beach on Ibiza's northeast coast. It's a full day-to-night Mediterranean restaurant with outdoor seating right on the sand, covering everything from morning yoga to late-night food.

The setup is boho and unhurried. Wooden terraces, parasols, and premium sunbeds face the water. Yoga classes run on the terrace in the morning, followed by a breakfast buffet. Later, the cocktail crowd fills it out, with sangria and live music rounding off the day.

It's family-friendly. The space is big enough for kids and the atmosphere stays relaxed across all hours. Cocktails are the most mentioned thing in reviews, but the healthy and organic food options are a big part of the draw too.

Prices are €€. Reservations are required, so book ahead. There's free on-site parking, though it can fill up quickly in peak season and a few guests have arrived to find no spots left.

The place holds a 4.5 from 2,163 reviews. It's a clear local favourite, with 70% of ratings at five stars. A handful mention parking stress and the occasional service inconsistency, but most guests leave happy.

The venue is currently seasonally closed. Check the website or Instagram (@ibizaaiyanna) for reopening dates.

Food & Drinks at Aiyanna Ibiza

The menu is Mediterranean with a strong health-conscious angle. Organic, vegan, and vegetarian options run throughout, not token additions. The kitchen covers all meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late-night food.

Tagine and cannelloni are the dishes guests mention most. The morning breakfast buffet is a highlight, especially after a yoga class on the terrace. Food scores from guests are consistently high.

Cocktails are the main draw on the drinks side. Sangria pours freely too, and there's beer, wine, coffee, and happy hour deals earlier in the evening.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Aiyanna Ibiza cost?

Aiyanna Ibiza is priced at €€, mid-range by Ibiza standards. It's not the cheapest beach restaurant on the island, but the location and food quality back it up.

Does Aiyanna Ibiza take reservations?

Yes, and they're required. Book in advance, especially for lunch and dinner during peak season. The reservation link is on their website at aiyannaibiza.com.

What is the menu like at Aiyanna Ibiza?

The menu is Mediterranean with a healthy focus. Tagine and cannelloni come up most in guest reviews. You'll also find vegan, vegetarian, and organic options throughout. They serve breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late-night food.

Is Aiyanna Ibiza family-friendly?

Yes, it's good for kids and the relaxed daytime atmosphere works well for families. The space is big enough that children don't feel out of place.

Is there parking at Aiyanna Ibiza?

There's a free on-site parking lot. It's usually fine but can fill up during the busiest periods. Arriving early in peak season helps secure a spot.