Emergencies in Ibiza

Good to Know

• Save 112 in your phone before you need it — it works even with a foreign SIM, no credit, or no signal from your own carrier.
• If you don't speak Spanish, default to 112 rather than the direct-dial numbers (091, 092, 062, 061, 080) — 112 operators in the Balearics are set up to handle English.
• AlertCops is worth installing if you're uncomfortable making a phone call in an emergency — it lets you report incidents silently by text/app instead.
• Dial 112 for any emergency in Ibiza — it's free, works even without an active SIM or signal in some cases, and operators can generally assist in English.
• Hospital Can Misses is the main public ER for the island and is open 24/7, but EU/UK visitors should carry their EHIC/GHIC card, and non-EU visitors should expect to be billed directly unless they have private insurance.
• If you're in a villa outside Ibiza Town, note Can Misses sits on the edge of town — having a car or knowing the taxi number (971 39 84 83) can speed things up versus waiting for public transport.
• The private Policlínica Nuestra Señora del Rosario is a common choice for tourists with travel insurance who want faster, English-friendly private emergency care, but you'll typically need to pay at the time of treatment.