Be sure to adhere to the following speed limits when driving in Ibiza:

• Town Centre: The speed limit is 50 km/h
  
• National Highway: The speed limit is 90 km/h
  
• Motorway: The speed limit is 120 km/h

Apart from these, keep an eye out for other speed limits while driving your vehicle hire in Ibiza.

Here are some major roads in Ibiza:

• PM-803 Motorway: Stretching from Ibiza Town to San Antonio, PM-803 is a vital motorway of the island. It offers stunning views of the countryside and quick access to popular beaches like Cala Comte and Cala Bassa.
• EI-300: This road connects Ibiza Town to the northern town of Portinatx. It winds through charming villages such as Sant Joan, providing a picturesque journey through lush landscapes.
• EI-700 Highway: Running between Ibiza Town and the serene village of Sant Josep, EI-700 offers travellers a delightful route along the Spanish countryside.

Driving in Ibiza is a breeze, though some areas can get congested.

• Busy Roads: The E-20 road, which connects Ibiza airport to the city centre, can experience congestion during rush hours. Further, the PM-801 road can also slow down due to airport traffic.
• Peak Hours: Traffic in Ibiza peaks around 9 am, 2 pm, 5 pm and 8 pm.

Schedule your travel in your car rental in Ibiza keeping these hours in mind.

Approximately a 7-hour drive in your vehicle hire in Ibiza, Madrid is Spain’s stunning capital. Here are the directions:

• Drive your car to the Gandia-Ibiza San Antonio ferry
• Get on the N-332 in Gandia from N-337
• Follow E-15/AP-7 and E-901/A-3 to Madrid
• Take P.º de la Virgen del Puerto and C. de Segovia to C. Mayor

Ibiza is home to some truly stunning attractions that you cannot afford to miss. These include:

• Cala d’Hort: Although small, the Cala d’Hort is one of the most stunning coves in Ibiza. It is divided into two areas, one with sand and the other with pebbles. You can drive up to this gem, park on the top of the hill and walk down to the beach.  
• San Juan Bautista: This quaint Spanish village offers whitewashed houses, small boutiques, bars, and restaurants. Known by the natives as Sant Joan de Labritja, it offers some stunning spots for photography. Free parking is available across the village.
• Santa Gertrudis de Fruitera Church: Situated in the centre of the island, this 18th century church is known for its white-coloured bell tower with two bells. It is the biggest rural church on the island and is best reached via vehicle hire in Ibiza. You will find several paid parking garages throughout the area.

Here are some interesting things you can do in Ibiza to make your trip even more exciting:

• Take a Ferry to Formentera: A 45-minute ferry ride from Ibiza takes you to its little sister- Formentera, known for its easy going vibe. Here, you can swim off the red rocks at Caló des Mort or sip some lemonade pomadas as you decide where to stop for a hearty Spanish brunch.
• Explore Ibiza’s Countryside on Horseback: Navigate to White Isle, and you’ll find some unique riding companies ready to introduce you to the Spanish countryside on the back of a horse.
• Drive to Sa Caleta: Just a 15-minute drive from the city centre, this beach is arguably one of the island’s most beautiful beaches. Flanked at the entry by twin red cliffs, it has a crescent moon shape and shallow depth, making it perfect for parents with young children.

Here are some shopping destinations you should explore while on your trip to this Spanish island.

• Santa Eulalia del Río: As you stroll along the breathtaking seafront street, you'll discover an impressive array of high-end boutiques and local shops offering Spanish crafts and designer clothing.
• Es Canar: This Spanish village in Ibiza is particularly popular among those with strong negotiating skills looking to find affordable clothes, souvenirs, and other items.
• Santa Gertrudis: Known for its bespoke cheese and native crafts offerings, this charming village in the heart of the island has a range of boutiques selling handmade, unique, and high-quality items.

Known globally for its superb nightlife scene, Ibiza comes alive at night. Here are some of the places to hit after dark:

• Amnesia: Located near the San Rafael village between Ibiza town and San Antoni de Portmany, Amnesia is one of the largest clubs in Europe. Its popularity has attracted many celebrities such as Shakira, Lionel Messi, Leonardo di Caprio and more to party here. 
• Eden: Situated in San Antonio, this club is known to host international DJs and musical personalities such as Goldfish, Lady Gaga, Sasha and Markus Schulz. Be sure to check out Eden’s party calendar during your visit.

What’s more, both of these clubs are easily accessible in your car rental and offer parking. Make sure you have a designated driver. Never drink and drive—ensure your safety and the safety of others.