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Chloé Caillet

French artist Chloé Caillet was born and raised in New York, where she started studying piano from the age of seven. In her teenage years, this led to her pursuing bands before, later, in her 20s, she got involved with NYC's nightlife scene and began to DJ. Furthermore, aside from music, the artist has always found a sense of expression through clothing – particularly via mixing and matching disjointed colours and patterns. Currently, she's touring the world after producing her first EP.

Here, the producer and fashion enthusiast takes us on a tour around her Ibiza hotspots – from low-key vintage spots and markets to it-girl fashion stores.

[Where] you can find all of the trinkets and accessories that you always want to buy on holidays. Go off hours.

A little bit more pricey, but if you are looking for more of a curated shop you’ll find the missing piece for your packing. Tip: go there at nighttime to experience Dalt Vila and its festive vibe.

In Santa Gertrudis, [this] has the best vintage glasses. You need to try the best bocadillo de jamón at Bar Costa just in front of the store.

[Where] you will find your favourite party items! All vintage! Visit the shop in the evening to get into the fun Ibiza night scene.


Tuned by two locals, Janna and Laura, you will find the best summer dress or evening suit [here]. Go with time to browse as there’s a lot to choose from.

Appointment-only sustainable brand run by Beta. Find the most colourful, custom and one-of-a-kind handmade pieces [here]. Most of her stock is sold out so check back soon!

Hungarian brand with elegant and perfect summer pieces, [a] pop-up at El Silencio. Tip: go during the day and enjoy the beach and the restaurant.

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Ana Sting

Renowned for its energy and spiritual fecundity, Ibiza has an abundance of manifestation potential, a powerful and vibrant energy not present elsewhere. The island is situated on several ley lines and has long been a hub for the spiritually-inclined. Ana Sting, is certainly one of them, speaking about the healing journey she is undergoing on the island and the palpable presence of the goddess Tanit.

Ana Sting is a multidisciplinary artist who explores the topics of spirituality, identity, womanhood, activism and sustainability and has recently moved to the island. Her work, mostly developed through photography and video direction, is in a constant state of looking for meaning and depth. She's the founder of The Now Series, a series of online conversations with outstanding artists and activists across creativity, music and activism, and The Nalgas party, an inclusive reggaeton party based in Barcelona.

Beyond the spiritual realm, the island offers a wealth of physical opportunities and unique boutiques. Ana’s key takeaway tip from this guide is for visitors to do their research and avoid the overpriced and over-touristed locations on the island. Read on below for a bit of that insider knowledge.

I have to confess that in the last years I felt quite connected with the frequency and vibration of certain crystals. I have been meditating and using them for protection and healing. There is this magical place called 'Crystal Mountain' which is a hub for health, healing and happiness. It is an experimental, high vibrational temple for sharing and expressing yourself. The centre also reunites a group of experts and alternative healers creating a vortex for deep transformation and realisation. If you are already familiar with that world you will absolutely love it, if you feel the urge to try it, pay a visit, do not doubt it.

One of the most yummy and local places on the island. This front beach restaurant is found in the town of Talamanca, ten minutes away from the old town and it's run by the most fun and charismatic lady. She makes the place unique and always comes and takes care of the clients with a smile on her face but you can't forget about their fresh food. Definitely a place to visit.

If you need to go shopping and need something glamorous and unique you have to stop by Annie's. The English fashion icon and entrepreneur has the best selection of new and vintage clothing and accessories inside the Old Town of Ibiza. I recommend going at night before having dinner at one of the restaurants in the area or while you eat an ice cream and walk around the beautiful streets.

You might have never heard of it but don't worry, I didn't hear of it before I arrived on the island. Primal is the funniest workout I have ever tried, it connects with your inner child and it is more like a game than a workout which makes it entertaining and feels short although it's a full intense hour. 

Paying a visit to the small island of Formentera is a must. Either book a boat with a group of people and spend the day sailing or take a 30 minute boat and spend a couple of days driving around the tiny island of white sand and turquoise waters. If Ibiza gets a little too much this is the best getaway.

Annie's Ibiza

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