Private Jet From Manchester To Ibiza

Private Jet From Manchester To Ibiza

IBIZA IS THE PARTY CAPITAL OF EUROPE

Every year, thousands of people flock to Ibiza in search of sun, sea and some of the worlds greatest music artists. Each year we receive large numbers of private jet requests from many different types of people, from groups for friends heading out to party to couples seeking a romantic holiday, we even look after some of the music artists that are constantly flying to and from Ibiza.

If you remove the party scene, Ibiza one of the most beautiful islands in Europe. Private Jet flights between Manchester and Ibiza typically start increasing in volume around May for the summer season and don't ease until October when the island starts it's winter wind down. The peak months are normally July & August with 30+ private jets landing every day, this is when clubs and bars are in full swing so music artists are flying in and out 24 hours a day to meet their busy schedules, some of which play twice in one night, in completely different countries.

This is an incredibly popular route for many different types of people, from music artists to second home owners, people in the fashion industry and of course people flying out for the ultimate summer holiday.

Flying from Manchester to Ibiza is around 889 miles, taking you across France and northern Spain before taking you across the Mediterranean sea to the Beautiful Balearic Island of Ibiza. By private jet this journey can take anything from 2 hours 15 Minutes to 3 hours and 10 minutes depending on which aircraft you decide to fly on.  Read our blog post on the top 5 European Islands by private jet here!

PRIVATE JET CHARTER OPTIONS FROM MANCHESTER TO IBIZA

Many of our clients choose to travel as twin couples, or 4 passengers which would enable them to charter an ultra light jet keeping the cost as low as possible. Other clients prefer a little more room, and would upgrade to a medium sized jet with typically up to 10 passengers, allowing them to add more luggage and even invite a couple of friends to join them. For clients looking for the ultimate VVIP private jet experience they would opt to fly on a long range private jet, giving them yet more room, these jets can also carry up to 16 passengers so gives the opportunity for large groups to fly together. We see this a lot with multiple families going on a holiday together and music artists with a large entourage. 

Private Jet Charter flights have a number of variables which effect cost so we thought we would give you an idea of what a it could cost.

MANCHESTER - IBIZA | NEXTANT 400TI | 7 PASSENGERS | £7.200

This option is perfect for couples or small to medium sized groups. This aircraft is ideal for any flight within Europe and is very cost effective.The Nextant is becoming one of the most popular private jet’s for short hops, it’s size and speed means it’s perfect for a trip like this.

MANCHESTER - IBIZA | CITATION BRAVO  | 8 PASSENGERS| £9,951

This option is great for the small to medium sized groups, spacious and fast this aircraft is perfect for short hops. This aircraft has been incredibly successful, so global access is always good!

MANCHESTER - IBIZA | LEGACY 500 | 9 PASSENGERS | 17,881

This is a VVIP option, which will take up to 9 passengers in luxury from Manchester to Ibiza in 2 hours and 14 Minutes. This aircraft features a whisper quiet cabin layout with bathroom, living area & in flight entertainment. 

MANCHESTER - IBIZA | CHALLENGER 850 | 13 PASSENGERS | £21,497

This is the ultimate VVIP option, which will take up to 15 passengers in absolute luxury from Manchester to Ibiza in under 2 hours. This aircraft features a 3 zone cabin layout with bathroom, living area & in flight entertainment. 

Ibiza and Manchester are both open 24 hours a day for private jets, meaning you can depart Manchester at any and still arrive when it suits you. During the summer months we find that We use Signature Flight Support at Manchester Airport, with this suite being completely dedicated to private jets, this offers the smoothest experience and makes it super easy to grab a coffee while watching your bags being loaded onto the aircraft.

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Astute Destinations | Valencia

One of the more overlooked cities in Spain, Valencia actually served as the Spanish capital for a brief period on two occasions. With the average year round temperature sitting at a comfortable 18°C, the city prides itself on being the birthplace of paella and offering a culture rich experience. 

Things to see and do

The narrow streets of the beautiful Old Town are best navigated on foot - it's the ideal way to experience everything there is to see and discover some of the tucked away tapas bars, which serve the best and most authentic spanish foods! Plazas (squares) are scattered throughout the city, which offer the perfect spot to sit and enjoy a strong coffee, or something more refreshing if you'd prefer. 

For a true market experience, be sure to visit the Central Food Market - the biggest of its kind in Europe. The building is a phenomenal attraction in itself, where the huge main hall consists of unique  iron beams and intricate hand painted tiles covering the walls and ceiling. Huge windows fill every space with strong natural light, along with a stained glass dome in the roof to depict the richness Valencia's fruit. Here you can find as good as anything food related, all sold by local vendors. You'll find seasonal fruit and vegetables, plenty of fresh fish, cold meats, cheeses, baked goods, olives and lots of wine; as well as the butcher's section, a huge fishmonger displaying all the local fresh catches, and many other things. Pick up some spanish saffron (said to be the best in the world), or some of the highest quality acorn-fed Iberian ham - an absolute classic and unrivalled by any other ham you can eat. 

Religious or not, Valencia Cathedral is another must-see; it boasts some phenomenal architecture dating back to the 13th century. Entry is just €7 for individuals, or a group ticket works out at €4 per head, and includes a guided audio tour  with stories and history about each part of the building in a fascinating depth. The catherdral is also the home of the Holy Grail (the real one, not Monty Python's), which you can view in one of the smaller chapels. The bell tower "El Miguelete" is next door, where you can climb  its 207 step spiral staircase - the panoramic views of Valencia from the top are more than worth it! Plaza de la Vírgen is a postcard worthy square just outside the cathedral, and offers a large number of cafeterias for a drink or bite to eat. 

If you're into shopping, the high street (Carrer de Colón) boasts high-end stores such as Zara, Brandy Melville, United Colours of Benetton, designer cosmetics shops and many more to browse and treat yourself to something new. 

What to eat

In terms of food, Spain is famous for its tapas and paella for very good reason. Try the smaller restaurants in the side streets for a more authentic experience, a place full of locals is a sure sign the food is up to spanish standards! Paella Valenciana is the local specialty, and absolutely should not be missed out on. Local tapas are another winner - instead of a full meal, try ordering a number of plates to share so you get a bit of everything. Our favourites include Croquetas de Jamón (Ham Croquettes), Calamares a la Romana (Fried Squid Rings), Boquerones en Vinagre (Anchovies Marinated in Vinegar) and Pimientos de Padrón (Padrón Peppers) - but grab anything that sounds good, as it probably will be! Small plates are inexpensive, especially in the smaller local places, so it's definitely worth getting anything that takes your fancy. 

Getting there

Valencia Airport is situated just 8km from the city so it's not difficult to get here; with most major airlines serving it and private jet facilities. Likewise, the port is only 6km and is a common destination for cruise ships and yachts. A taxi from the airport to the city centre will cost you about €25, or you can buy a Valencia Tourist Card - which allows you free public transport around the centre, a journey to and from the airport, as well as discounted entry into some attractions (including the cathedral). 

Where to stay?

There are plenty of hotels scattered throughout the city centre, all within walking distance of the best sights. We suggest Caro Hotel, a 5* boutique housed in an old 19th century palace. With just 26 rooms, each unique and beaitfully designed, you're located right in the centre of the Old Town and just 200m from the cathedral. The luxury rooms retain the character of the original building, and a fantastic terrace offers the perfect place to unwind after a full day of exploring Valencia. 

Whatever you get up to, we're sure you'll love everything this beautiful, traditional spanish city has to offer. It's the perfect short getaway for couples, families or groups of friends - it has something to please everyone. 

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