Six Senses Ibiza

About the venue

Six Senses Ibiza, Sant Joan de Labritja

Six Senses Ibiza is a 20-acre luxury resort built into the cliffs above Cala Xarraca on Ibiza's quiet north coast, about 35 minutes from the airport, voted Best Hotel in the World in the Condé Nast Traveller Readers' Choice Awards. Ceremonies can be held on the beach, on the Rooftop Deck for up to 180, on the Market Hall Rooftop or among the citrus trees of the Orchard, with dinner in the Orchard or the resort's restaurants and late-night dancing in the Beach Caves, for up to about 300 guests. Its 137 suites, cave suites, residences and mansions sleep over 300, the resort can be part or fully bought out, and Marry the World puts typical budgets at €20,000 to €100,000.

Six Senses sits on the northern tip of Ibiza, where low buildings step down the cliffs to the clear water of Cala Xarraca. The resort spreads over about 20 acres of rock, pine forest and gardens, and its spirit draws on the north of the island: music, art, wellness and the free-spirited community that has lived here since the 1950s. It has been named Best Hotel in the World by Condé Nast Traveller's readers.

Weddings are designed from scratch rather than sold as packages, with the resort's own planners, chefs and production team. A secluded stretch of beach suits ceremonies of up to about 20 guests, the Rooftop Deck above the coast takes up to 180 with open sea views, the Market Hall Rooftop leads straight into dinner below, and the Orchard sets the vows among citrus trees.

Receptions move through the resort as the night goes on: drinks overlooking the sea, long tables in the Orchard or a dinner in one of the restaurants, or a mezze among the olive trees at HaSalon, then the Beach Caves, a club carved into the cliff, for dancing with live music or DJs and no strict curfew, with the Twins Bars and the Secret Bar nearby. Food is seasonal and local, with produce from the resort's own farm at Can Tanca and organic and biodynamic wines.

The resort is made for multi-day weddings, with welcome dinners, the main event and recovery brunches at the Farmers' Market each in a different space. There are 137 suites, cave suites, 19 residences of three to seven bedrooms and 2 mansions, sleeping over 300 guests, and couples can take part of the resort or all of it, usually with a minimum stay of two nights. The spa, yoga, sound healing, outdoor cinema and farm workshops fill the days in between.