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Home to one of the largest nightclub scenes on the planet, Ibiza is a hedonistic summer escape where masses of partiers converge to indulge in the wild nights, sunny days, and anything-goes attitude. The season picks up in May and June when clubbers from around the world – from local ravers and hippies to European vacationers and service industry types – descend on the island and keep the nonstop party going straight through September. The main draw, of course, is the group of megaclubs that dominates the scene, each offering multitier dance floors and world-famous DJs, but Ibiza is also famous for its beautiful beaches and glorious sunsets. By midday, the beaches around the island are packed with sun worshippers and water-sport enthusiasts of all kinds, while some of the beach bars and cafés provide DJs who spin house music to elevate the party atmosphere. As the sun begins to set, however, the whole island seems to take a break from the almost nonstop festivities and jointly settles in to witness the end of another decadent day and prepare to start the party cycle all over again.
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San Antonio is an entirely tourist-dependent neighborhood where the bars, shops, clubs, and beaches are alive with frenetic activity in the summer and virtually abandoned in the winter.
Just below the promenade in the center of town is San Antonio Beach, the heart of daytime activity that extends to the busy natural harbor filled with speed boats and ferries.
The town may be most well known though for its Sunset Strip, which offers plenty of bars and
... read full San Antonio descriptionSan Antonio is an entirely tourist-dependent neighborhood where the bars, shops, clubs, and beaches are alive with frenetic activity in the summer and virtually abandoned in the winter.
Just below the promenade in the center of town is San Antonio Beach, the heart of daytime activity that extends to the busy natural harbor filled with speed boats and ferries.
The town may be most well known though for its Sunset Strip, which offers plenty of bars and
... read full San Antonio descriptionIncludes: Cala Jondal
The area of Playa d’en Bossa includes Playa d’en Bossa beach, a two-kilometer stretch of white Ibiza sand and lots of water sports to choose from, as well as an abundance of shopping, bars, cafés, clubs, and outdoor joints with pumping music.
Home to both Amnesia and Privilege, easily two of the most famous nightclubs in all of Ibiza, the tiny village of San Rafael packs a big punch for the party crowd.
However, apart from these two powerhouse clubs and a handful of bars and popular restaurants, it’s a fairly quiet little village during the day – save for the time it takes bleary eyed clubbers to spill out at dawn and make their way home.
Art lovers will want to check out the village’s famed
... read full San Rafael descriptionLocated on the main port of the island where ferries from the mainland shuttle to and fro, Ibiza Town is an upscale area that has become the primary playground for the wealthy set that pulls into the harbor in their luxury yachts.
While the area’s five-star beach resorts and chic boutiques do attract a fair share of jet-setters, Ibiza Town offers plenty of activities to appeal to a broad range of people.
Those who crave a bit of culture and a fantastic
... read full Ibiza Town descriptionSes Salines is known for two things: A large park stretching out from the island’s southern tip that’s been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and an exclusive beach brimming with gorgeous celebrities and yacht-toting glitterati that has been declared a you-need-to-check-out-the-bod-on-that-one site.
Both sun-bathing and partying here is largely for the “in” crowd, so it’s no surprise that the wide crescent of perfectly manicured sand that makes up
... read full Ses Salines description