Villa Mico | 6-Bedroom Villa in Sant Josep de sa Talaia

San Agustin commands one of Ibiza’s most authentic perspectives—a whitewashed village frozen in time while the island’s party heartland pulses just kilometres away. Villa Mico sits metres from this charming settlement, offering a luxury villa rental San Agustin Ibiza that sleeps 12 guests across six thoughtfully appointed bedrooms and four bathrooms, each one designed for families and friend groups seeking Mediterranean calm without compromise on comfort.

Inside Villa Mico

The villa’s layout spans three floors of meticulously planned living space. Villa Mico sleeps 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms.

Lower Ground Floor facilities include a utility room housing a washing machine and dryer, plus a four-car garage—essential when multiple families arrive with luggage. The ground floor opens into generous proportions: an expansive living room with seating that actually accommodates conversation (not an afterthought armchair), a television with SKY and DVD capabilities, and integrated sound systems wired throughout. Two sets of sliding glass doors flood this space with Ibizan light, while a private terrace spills outward—the kind of threshold you cross a dozen times daily. The dining room seats twelve without anyone feeling cramped, flowing directly onto a covered terrace where shade and views combine perfectly. The kitchen operates at professional standards: stainless steel surfaces, industrial-grade oven, separate microwave, fridge-freezer capacity for feeding a small group, coffee machine, kettle, juicer, toaster, and a dishwasher that actually functions. A shared ground-floor bathroom with shower serves this level, while two single-bed bedrooms (each with air conditioning and wardrobes) offer flexibility for younger guests or staff.

The first floor houses the sleeping heart of Villa Mico. The master bedroom features a king-size bed, air conditioning, an ensuite bathroom with both bath and walk-in shower, and a private terrace commanding views across the San Jose hills toward the port. These aren’t generic vistas—they’re the kind that prompt guests to stand silently at dawn with coffee, watching light change the landscape. A second double bedroom with king-size bed shares the same floor with air conditioning and a private terrace plus ensuite shower. Two additional bedrooms—one double and one with twin single beds—complete this level, both climate-controlled, both with substantial wardrobes. A shared bathroom with shower serves these rooms.

Every bedroom contains fitted wardrobes eliminating suitcase-living, plush beds that justify their investment, and windows positioned to catch morning light or evening cool. Air conditioning operates in bedrooms only, maintaining authentic Mediterranean living in shared spaces.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The grounds surrounding Villa Mico span several terraced levels, each with distinct character. A private heated chlorinated pool measures 12 by 5 metres—sufficient for lap swimming or leisurely floating with twelve people never feeling crowded. Sun loungers and daybeds surround the pool, positioned to catch different angles throughout the day. The pool heating extends the season, transforming shoulder months (May-June, September-October) into year-round swimming months.

Multiple terraces step down the hillside, each furnished with garden seating, creating natural gathering points without forcing everyone into one space. A covered terrace transitions interior and exterior seamlessly, ideal for afternoon shade or evening aperitifs. The garden cultivation—almond trees, orange trees, and lemon trees—provides authentic rural Ibizan character alongside modern comfort. A double barbecue setup anchors an outdoor dining area comfortably accommodating twelve guests, transforming meals into events. The sightlines extend across the San Jose valley, with the sea visible from elevated positions on the property.

Location: San Agustin and the Surrounding Area

San Agustin itself warrants exploration before venturing further. The Esglesia de Sant Agusti, a 19th-century church with cubic design and bell tower, exemplifies Ibizan ecclesiastical architecture—substantial and unpretentious. Traditional houses with distinctive chimneys and precisely trimmed hedges line the village, creating the kind of photographic backdrop that makes visitors understand why Ibiza inspired artists for generations. One village restaurant serves local fare on a terrace overlooking the hills, while an art gallery provides cultural engagement beyond beach culture. Each year in late August, San Agustin erupts in week-long celebrations—church processions, traditional folk dancing, and concerts extending into the night, offering authentic cultural immersion.

San Jose lies 5 kilometres south, a fifteen-minute drive through olive-studded countryside. This village preserves Ibizan traditions without sacrificing dining quality: bars and restaurants serve seafood, tapas, and Ibicancan specialities to visitors seeking atmosphere rather than scene. Several small shops stock locally produced goods, antiques, and children’s toys—the kind of independent retailers disappearing from Mediterranean destinations.

Cala Tarida beach sits 10 kilometres from San Jose (approximately 18 kilometres from Villa Mico), representing the longest and widest beach on this coast. White sand shelters in a bay with crystal-clear, shallow waters—ideal for children though parents should note underwater rocks and currents. Beach bars range from casual drinks-and-snacks operations to three-course restaurant service. Sunbeds, parasols, lifeguards, and public facilities support full-day beach living. Watersports operators offer kayaking and jet-skiing during summer months.

Ibiza Town, 30 kilometres away, contains supermarkets and larger retail infrastructure. The harbour area offers restaurants and boat-hire operators for maritime exploration. For deeper destination knowledge, explore our full collection in Sant Josep de Sa Talaia, and our Ibiza travel guide provides seasonal advice and cultural context. We also maintain luxury villas across Europe for comparison and alternative destinations.

Ibiza Airport (IBZ) sits 25 kilometres northeast, typically requiring 35-40 minutes transfer time by car. The May-October window delivers warm, predictable weather with minimal rainfall. July-August peak season brings crowds and premium pricing; May-June and September offer optimal combinations of weather, manageable crowds, and reasonable rates. August’s San Agustin festival provides cultural timing motivation.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended family groups (grandparents, parents, children) benefit from multiple bedroom configurations and ground-floor sleeping options for guests with mobility considerations. The ground-floor bedroom and bathroom remove stair navigation completely.

Dual-family holidays function smoothly with separate terraces, multiple bathrooms, and sufficient living space preventing forced proximity. The kitchen’s professional standards enable rotating cooking duty, while the outdoor dining area seats all twelve without restaurant logistics.

Groups seeking rural authenticity over party tourism find San Agustin positioning ideal—close enough to Ibiza’s infrastructure (restaurants, shopping, beaches) but far enough from club zones to preserve quietness. Tennis rackets, yoga classes, spa treatments, and babysitting services indicate wellness prioritization.

Couples enjoying villa-sharing economies with friends find twelve-person capacity and generous common areas support multiple independent groups. The master bedroom’s private terrace and ensuite bath provide couple-specific privacy.

Multigenerational holidays with infants or young children benefit from included baby gates, cots, high chairs, and children’s toys, plus babysitting availability and ground-floor sleeping preventing midnight stair climbs with sick children.

Practical Information

Villa Mico accommodates 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The sleeping configuration comprises three twin rooms, two double bedrooms, and one master suite with king-size bed.

Ibiza Airport (IBZ) lies 25 kilometres northeast—approximately 35-40 minutes’ drive depending on seasonal traffic. Car rental remains standard; public transport to San Agustin functions minimally.

The nearest supermarket for general supplies is located in San Jose (5 kilometres). Larger retail and fresh produce markets exist in Ibiza Town (30 kilometres).

Villa Mico rental includes maid service, chef/cook availability, babysitting services, spa treatments, and yoga classes. Pool heating, utilities, Wi-Fi, bed linens, towels, and bathroom toiletries form standard inclusions. Specific services (chef, babysitter, spa therapist) typically require advance notice and may incur additional fees.

Check-in flexibility depends on availability and advance coordination with Excellence Luxury Villas directly.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Mico

How many guests does Villa Mico sleep?

Villa Mico accommodates 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The bedroom configuration includes three twin rooms, two double bedrooms (one double with king-size bed, one standard double), and one master suite with king-size bed. This breakdown suits extended families or two-family groups flexibly.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Mico in Spain?

Ibiza Airport (IBZ) represents the primary gateway, located 25 kilometres northeast of Villa Mico. Transfer time typically requires 35-40 minutes by car during standard traffic conditions. Seasonal peaks (July-August) may extend drive times to 50+ minutes. Málaga Airport (AGP), 180 kilometres away, functions as an alternative for comparative flight pricing, though transfer time exceeds four hours.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Mico?

May through June offers warm temperatures (24-28°C), minimal rainfall, manageable visitor numbers, and reasonable rental rates. September through early October provides identical weather conditions with less summer intensity. July-August delivers guaranteed sunshine but brings peak-season crowds and premium pricing. Winter months (November-March) experience occasional rain and cooler temperatures (12-18°C) but appeal to guests prioritizing solitude and cost reduction. Late August coincides with San Agustin’s annual festival, attracting culture-focused visitors.

Is Villa Mico suitable for families with children?

Villa Mico explicitly accommodates families with young children. The 12-by-5-metre heated pool provides secure swimming with loungers and daybeds for supervising parents. Cala Tarida beach, 18 kilometres away, features shallow, clear water and lifeguard presence—though parents should monitor underwater rocks and currents. The villa includes baby gates (on request), cots, high chairs, and children’s toys. Babysitting services enable adult evenings while professional care remains on-site. Ground-floor bedrooms with adjacent bathrooms prevent stair navigation with infants during night hours. The garden provides outdoor play space with almond and orange trees offering natural shade.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Mico?

Standard inclusions comprise utilities (electricity, water, gas), Wi-Fi internet access, bed linens and towels, pool heating, and bathroom toiletries. Maid service, chef/cook availability, babysitting services, spa treatments (massage, facials), and yoga instruction are available—some may require advance notice or additional fees. Cleaning before check-in and after check-out, depending on rental agreement specifics, should be confirmed directly with Excellence Luxury Villas.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Mico?

San Agustin village (walking distance) contains one restaurant serving local cuisine on a hilltop terrace. San Jose (5 kilometres) offers multiple restaurants specialising in seafood, tapas, and Ibizan dishes, alongside independent shops selling local handicrafts, antiques, and children’s toys. Ibiza Town (30 kilometres) houses supermarkets, larger retail chains, and restaurant diversity. Cala Tarida beach (18 kilometres) operates beach clubs and casual dining throughout summer months. For comprehensive destination information, consult our Ibiza travel guide covering regional dining and shopping in detail.