Ibi is a small market town - the next town on from Tibi.
Northeast to the basin of the river Montnegre, concretely on the foothill of the Menejador
and Biscoi Mountain ranges , relatively near the border of the Old Kingdom of Valencia. The village in is placed between two hills where the hermitages Santa Llúcia and Sant Miquel are located. Ibi is a town located in the comarca of Alcoià, in the province of Alicante, Spain. According to the 2002 census, Ibi has a total population of 22,140 inhabitants, an area of 62.5 km² and a population density of 354.24 inhab/km². The town, which is located 37 km from the city of Alicante, is surrounded by mountains and gorges.
Some of the most important monuments in Ibi are the Catholic Church of the Transfiguration and the monument to the Three Wise Men, possibly the only one in the world.
have been installing adecuate ecological routes to increase and ease the practice of mountaneering and walking. There are several natural parks to visit.
Eating out in Ibi. Ibi is full of great restaurants where the variety between the traditional and the universal gives Ibi gastronomy a tremendous richness. The typical plate par excellence in Ibi is the "Caldero", the ingredients of which are basically fish of different types and rice with the juice of the fish, you can eat this anywhere in town. So visit our page of Ibi restaurants to see our list of favourites
CELEBRATIONS OF MOORS AND CHRISTIANS 
The first Wednesday of September begins the novena in honor to the Mare de Déu dels Desamparats. The last day of the novena the celebrations with the "Nit of the Olleta" begin, a parade on the centric streets of the locality. At the first holiday the Entrance is celebrated, divided in two parts: in the morning the Christian Side marches past and the evening brings with it the Moor side. The entrance constitutes of a festive spectacle of grea
t colorfulness with imaginative boatos de capitanes captains and abanderadas. During three days from Friday to Sunday Embassies, firings, Offerings, Execution of the
Treasonous Moor, Contraband, Procesión follow one another... the festive families floods the villa with color, music and fireworks.
IBI CELEBRATES ITS FLOUR FIESTA
The fiesta takes place each year on December 28, to coincide with the Spanish Innocents' Day - the equivalent of April Fools Day.
The Alicante town of Ibi has been celebrating its ‘Els Enfarinats’ fiesta during which a group of local residents take over power form the local government in a tradition which is more than 200 years old. The participants win power from the Town Council in a fake battle with tomatoes, eggs, flowers and bangers.
Those who do not obey the new laws of the fiesta are covered with flour and have to pay fines which go to charity.
The town centre becomes a large cloud of flour as the fight continues in the church square.