Ibiza

Often viewed as a tourist hotspot for those looking for sun, sea, and a buzzing club scene, Ibiza is a Spanish island in the Mediterranean Sea, also considered a World Heritage Site, with old Renaissance towns and protected wildlife. Derived from the Arabic yābisa meaning "land", it's also known as Eivissa in Catalan.

With the same summery, beachy glam as Malibu, Ibiza may appeal to those looking for unique place names — though it's worth bearing in mind that the pronunciation varies depending on language and location. You may hear ee-BEE-thah in European Spanish, EE-BEE-SAH in French, eye-BEE-thuh in British English and i-BEE-zuh in American English, for example.

The name has been given occasionally in the US since 2014, with 5 girls called Ibiza in a recent year. Some might associate it too heavily with clubs and bars, while others may see it as a summery, destination choice, with nicknames Bee, Isa and Isby.

Pronounced ee-BEE-zuh.

As of October 2026, Ibiza ranked #15790 in US births in 2025 SSA.