Ibiza Floods
Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Leeds Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
Torrential rain hit Ibiza on Wednesday, causing flash floods in San Antonio and Santa Eulalia. Roads became rivers and vehicles were stranded. The storm followed a dry spell, catching many off guard. Flood alerts remain for the Balearic Islands.
How bad were the floods?
Floodwater rose quickly in low-lying areas. San Antonio saw the worst of it, with water entering ground-floor properties. Santa Eulalia also reported significant flooding. Fire crews rescued several people from cars. The local emergency services confirmed no serious injuries. The latest reports from the Ibiza floods show most water has now receded.
Are there more flood warnings?
The Spanish weather agency AEMET has lifted the orange alert. No further heavy rain is forecast for the next few days. For ongoing updates, see our Spain Weather Warnings page. The worst of the Ibiza floods yesterday affected San Antonio and Santa Eulalia. A map of affected areas shows both towns were hardest hit. Check the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for wider conditions.
Is Ibiza safe for tourists now?
Most floodwater has receded. Tourists can still travel, but check local conditions. San Antonio and Santa Eulalia are clearing up. Avoid driving through any remaining standing water.
Will the flooding affect flights?
Ibiza Airport operated normally on Thursday, though some flights were delayed during the storm. Travellers should confirm with their airline before heading to the airport.
Are there more flood warnings?
AEMET has lifted the orange alert. No further heavy rain is forecast for the next few days. Check Spain weather warnings for updates.
