Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the DailyCity weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
Heavy rain has caused flash flooding across Ibiza, with the worst impacts reported in San Antonio and Santa Eulalia on [insert current date]. Roads remain impassable in low-lying areas, and the Spanish weather agency has issued a yellow alert for further downpours.
Where are the worst-hit areas in Ibiza?
San Antonio on the west coast and Santa Eulalia in the east have seen the most severe flooding, with water entering ground-floor properties and stranding vehicles. The Ibiza floods map from local authorities shows the main concern is along the coast and inland riverbeds, which rose rapidly after torrential rain overnight. Ibiza floods yesterday prompted emergency services to rescue several drivers from submerged cars near San Antonio bay.
What is the latest forecast for Ibiza?
The ibiza floods latest update from AEMET indicates a slow-moving weather front will linger until late evening, bringing further heavy showers. Winds are light, but the risk of localised flooding remains high, particularly in urban areas with poor drainage. For the latest on similar UK risks, see our Moderate Rainfall Warning page.
Is it safe to travel to Ibiza right now?
Travel is not advised in flood-hit areas. If you are on the island, avoid driving through standing water and check local transport updates. The airport is operating normally, but some roads to the terminals may be affected.
How long will the flooding last?
Water levels are expected to recede by tomorrow morning as the rain clears. However, some inland areas may remain waterlogged for 24–48 hours. Check the Spain Weather Warnings page for updates.
Where can I see a map of the floods?
Local authorities publish a live ibiza floods map on the Consell de Ibiza website. For broader UK flood information, visit our UK weather hub.