6 ways to holiday with Iberostar in Spain

21 August 2026

From adults-only hideaways made for two to easy-going family resorts by the beach, Iberostar offers plenty of ways to holiday in Spain. Across Ibiza, Mallorca, Fuerteventura, and Tenerife, its hotels pair standout coastal locations with excellent dining, inviting pools, wellness facilities, and thoughtful extras. Whether you want a quiet week with your partner, a family break where everything is taken care of, or a more indulgent stay with personalised service, these six Iberostar hotels each bring something different to the table.

6 ways to holiday with Iberostar in Spain

An adults-only escape in Ibiza

Overlooking s’Argamassa Beach, Iberostar Selection Santa Eulalia Ibiza is an adults-only, all-inclusive choice for couples who want their Ibiza holiday to be more about switching off than staying out until sunrise. Four bars and restaurants keep food and drinks close at hand, while the setting gives you easy access to the island’s coastline. For an extra treat, upgrade to Star Prestige for a dedicated reception desk, relaxation area, and an exclusive Sky Lounge, where a sun terrace, Balinese beds, and infinity pool make a very good case for spending the afternoon at the hotel.

Two sides of the Canary Islands

On Fuerteventura, Iberostar Selection Fuerteventura Palace sits beside Jandía Beach, making it particularly well suited to couples looking for a slower-paced break by the sea. Its six bars and restaurants combine local flavours with international favourites, while Star Prestige guests receive extras including exclusive rooms, special in-room amenities, a private sun terrace, and a reserved area in the buffet restaurant. Iberostar’s sustainability efforts are part of the experience too, with more than 99% of the fish and seafood served coming from sustainable sources, alongside food-waste reduction.

Over in Tenerife, JOIA El Mirador by Iberostar brings a more elevated feel to Costa Adeje’s Golden Mile, just steps from Playa del Duque. Canary Islands-inspired architecture, five restaurants and bars, Spa Sensations, fitness facilities, and the nearby Costa Adeje Golf Course give you plenty of options, while the La Balconada upgrade adds personalised concierge and butler service for an even more indulgent stay.

Mallorca for couples and families

For a Mallorca stay with the Mediterranean firmly in view, Iberostar Selection Es Trenc is close to the fishing village of Colònia de Sant Jordi and near Es Trenc beach. Every room has a sea view, and the rooftop has its own reflecting pool and bar, alongside wellness facilities, outdoor activity spaces, and Salivent, an à la carte restaurant serving responsibly sourced fish and seafood. The nearby salt flats at Las Salinas offer a glimpse of the island’s traditional salt-harvesting methods.

Families, meanwhile, can head to Iberostar Selection Albufera Playa, an all-inclusive resort beside Playa de Muro and close to the Albufera Natural Reserve. Guests also have access across the sister resorts, Iberostar Selection Albufera Playa and Iberostar Selection Albufera Park, opening up a choice of ten bars and restaurants, including Greek, Spanish, and Mexican options, seven pools, and the Star Camp for younger guests.

Boutique luxury on Tenerife’s coast

For something smaller and more personalised, JOIA Salomé by Iberostar is an adults-only boutique hotel on Fañabé Beach in Costa Adeje. Personalised butler service sets the tone, while two outdoor pools overlooking the Atlantic offer an easy place to settle in for the day. Guests can choose between ten bars and restaurants, with an emphasis on fresh, natural dishes, then make time for Spa Sensations or the fitness facilities between afternoons by the water. It’s a great option for couples who want the convenience and choice of a larger resort alongside the attentive feel of a boutique stay.

To book your perfect Iberostar escape in Spain, speak to your Travel Counsellor today.

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09 October 2026

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