29 Jun 2026
Where the Rich Also Cry
Between Ibiza and Formentera lies a paradise forbidden to yachts, reserved only for Ibizans who know its waters.
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The Ibiza Nobody Sells You
The real island that exists behind the noise
26 Jun 2026
The Mystery of Margalida Míngala
There are words that survive by a miracle. Not in books, not in archives, not in dictionaries. They survive in the memory of an older person who said it to a younger one.
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26 Jun 2026
Flower Power
There is a plant in Ibiza that is, at the same time, one of the most beautiful, one of the most ancient and one of the most troublesome. It adorns the island's most iconic monument and, in silence, slowly destroys it.
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25 Jun 2026
The Most Famous Animal in Ibiza Right Now is a Tourist
The horseshoe whip snake arrived hidden in a luxury olive tree two decades ago. It now occupies 90% of the island and is wiping out Ibiza's only endemic vertebrate.
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25 Jun 2026
Yes, we use additive E410 at Capeï. And we're very proud of it.
When you see "E410" on a label, your brain does what it's been trained to do: distrust. But E410 is one of the oldest, most natural and most wholesome substances in Mediterranean cooking.
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25 Jun 2026
24 carob seeds — worth their weight in gold?
The short answer is yes… and no. The real story is considerably better.
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25 Jun 2026
The capell de floc: the hat behind the name Capeï
Capeï takes its name from the capell de floc, the most iconic hat in Ibizan peasant culture. A piece of craftsmanship that says everything about this island: patience, nature, identity.
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