Are you looking for an Erasmus internship in Spain? Why don’t you do it in Ibiza?  Summer, party, Spain, sun! What if we told you you could spend three months in Spain? Six months there while being housed, fed and paid? You’re probably thinking, what’s the catch? There is no catch, with us you can, do your internship in one of the most attractive cities in Europe. Ibiza has nothing to envy to the rest of the continent. Indeed, the island welcomes every year nearly 7 millions of tourists. So if you’re a student in tourism, hotel or restaurant business, and you’re in
love with the atmosphere of the nightlife, Ibiza is the perfect place to gain experience!

However, this island is not only celebrations and tourism, it is also an incredible panoramic view, blue water and is full of culture. So, today we’re going to show you the beauty of Ibiza, and explain why you
should do your Erasmus internship there!

Dalt Vila

With its ramparts and fortified structure, Dalt Vila is one of the reasons why Ibiza is considered to be one of the most beautiful cities in the world as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. If there is one place full of history to visit in this city, it is the old town. Accessible by 5 roads, only one of which is motorized. This place, quite quiet,
is full of chapels and cathedrals to visit. You will have to equip yourself well, as the ground can be
very uneven, but the view you’ll get in the end is worth it. History fans (and even others)
are gonna love visiting this part of town.

Hippy market

If you decide to do your Erasmus traineeship in Ibiza, you will have the opportunity to visit one of the many hippy markets on the island! These markets reflect all the bohemian culture of the city.
and plunges you into a serene atmosphere full of good energy. Among them, the largest and most
man, the hippie market at Punta Arabi. Created in 1973 and now with more than 500 stalls, you can find a wide range of items that are renowned for their quality.

The Island of Formentera

If you decide one day that the festive atmosphere of Ibiza is too much for you, why don’t you take a day or two of peace and silence on the island of Formentera? This island, very close to Ibiza, it is the smallest of the Balearic Islands. If its closest neighbour has decided to bet on tourism and night life, this one is due to its serenity. With its white sandy beaches and blue water, the island of Formentera
has a breathtaking scenery! A great way to recharge your batteries and take a moment of rest.
If this article has made you want to move away for a while to enjoy this incredible city,

Why don’t you do your Erasmus traineeship in Ibiza? We invite you to register quickly on our site! We offer year-round training courses with accommodation, food and lodging included.
paid in hotels all over Spain! If you want to enjoy the extraordinary atmosphere of
On this island, opt for an internship in Ibiza with Animafest!