To most travellers nowadays, it’s clear that Ibiza isn’t just about super clubs. Harking back to its original legacy in the 1970s as a destination for hippies and spiritualists, the Balearic island attracts people looking for relaxation and rejuvenation, just as much as an all-nighter on a sweaty dancefloor. And now there is a welcoming retreat for families with children of all ages that doesn’t compromise on the White Isle’s bohemian magic. Meet Petunia, a boutique bolthole in the heart of the Cala d’Hort nature reserve, which has opened its doors to kids this season.
The property is one of the newest additions to the stylish French hotel group Beaumier, whose portfolio also includes Insta-favourite Les Roches Rouges near Nice, and a trio of postcard-perfect Provence hotels.
