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What the line colours mean
| Line colour | Meaning |
|---|---|
| White | Free parking |
| Blue | Paid parking via machine or app |
| Yellow | No parking; risk of being towed |
| Green | Regulated zone, residents have priority |
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The blue zone (ORA) and its rates
In the blue zone you may park for up to two hours. In Ibiza Town that costs roughly €0.50 for 30 minutes, €1 for an hour and €2 for two hours. Enforcement hours vary by season. You pay at the machine or through the elParking app.
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Parking in Ibiza Town
Close to the centre is the Es Pratet car park, with around 1,100 spaces and open 24 hours a day. For free parking, head to Es Gorg and then walk or take the shuttle bus.
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San Antonio and Santa Eulalia
The two-hour blue zone applies here too. Santa Eulalia has both blue and green zones plus more than 1,600 free spaces on the edge of the centre.
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Beach parking at the calas
Arrive before 10am or after 4pm, because the car parks fill up in the middle of the day.
| Beach | Parking | Guide price |
|---|---|---|
| Cala Bassa | Paid | around €5 per day |
| Cala Comte | Large unsurfaced field | free |
| Cala Salada | At Can Coix with shuttle bus | free + shuttle |
| Cala d'Hort | Paid, busy in peak months | a few euros |
| Ses Salines | Paid during the season | a few euros |
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Where you risk being towed
Yellow lines, loading bays, driveways and clearly marked restricted spots all risk a tow. If in doubt, take a white space or a car park. Always check the signs where you are.
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