Villa Roca

Villa Roca is a hacienda of Bauhaus design, built by the late Ibizencan architect Erwin Bronner, whose own house is now a museum in Ibiza Town.   The villa features terracotta floors, tiered balconies, and open fireplaces. It has a large living room area, and a spacious outside open plan terrace, where guests dine, relax and socialise. 

Situated 30 metres above sea level and a 3 minute 180-meter walk to the beach, along a private path. Villa Roca sits in 20 acres of land which is filled with wildflowers, pear, olive, apple, orange, and banana trees. To cap it all, it is nestled amongst a beautiful pine forest. 

On clear days, it has almost uninterrupted sunshine from early morning to afternoon. With five large bedrooms, two of which have balconies, and one with its own door leading to the garden.    

For an unforgettable experience, book your holiday with Ibiza Yoga, where you will start your holiday saying hello to strangers, and leave saying goodbye to friends.   

You will not find a better located, well established, affordable yoga retreat, 180 metres from the beach on the whole of Ibiza. 

Universal Points for all 5 rooms.  The communal areas of the villa are cleaned once a day during the yoga lesson. We do not enter your room, we leave daily bed making to our guests. If you would like us to make your bed each day please let us know. We have two Wifi providers one by satellite and the other by phone line. We have a carbon filter on a water tap in the kitchen for drinking water. In Villa Nova which is the villa just below Villa Roca, we have two cats and two chihuahuas, occasionally they may visit Villa Roca. All toilets on the whole site are not connected to the main drainage which means we, like many villas in the Campo, have a septic tank and waste drains by the method of soakaway. We kindly ask that 100% of the bathroom toilet tissue paper used to be placed in the bins provided, we empty these daily. If toilet paper is put down the toilet the tank will block. We have a general house rule of at 10 pm the conversation and vibe become a little quieter than the daytime, by 11 pm it is much quieter, and by midnight it is silent, with the hope that all guests are in bed ready for a good nights sleep to be fresh for yoga the next morning. We have one welcome meeting each week on a Sunday, if you are not available for that meeting, please rely on our website for all information. This information was last updated on April 2024

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