Ibiza...For the dream holiday you want to have

Ibiza is an island of contrasts...offering so much more than its world famous nightclubs and beach parties. Away from the party hotspots you will find many family-friendly and couples resorts.  You can explore historical sites, smuggler’s caves, bohemian markets and local culture. 

• Beach Parties to Family friendly resorts

• Bohemian markets

• Ibiza Old Town

Ibiza, known as the White Isle for its picturesque white-washed cottages, is the 3rd largest Balearic Island, with more than 100 miles of coastline and soft, sandy beaches and secluded coves waiting for you. If you are seeking every possible type of watersport, want to head off to the hiking and cycling trails in the natural beauty of the mountains or simply unwind by turquoise seas with a good book there is an ideal location on this island for you.

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WHY VISIT IBIZA?

1. Night –life ‘dance capital of the world’

Whether you want to stay in a designated ‘party hotel’ or you want to experience a variety of clubs, Ibiza is unrivalled. San Antonio is the night club hotspot, closely followed by Playa d’en Bossa and Ibiza Town, home to the island’s all year round night club, Pacha.

2. Beaches

There are many beautiful beaches and coves to explore, lots of them Blue Flag. The large and lively Playa d’en Bossa is suitable for adults and children alike, and offers a range of watersports, eating places and markets. Relaxing Cala Llongo is the biggest beach, and has many family- friendly restaurants.

3. Ibiza Old Town ‘Dalt Vila’ & Historical monuments

Sophisticated Ibiza Town is the island’s capital. The new part by the waterfront has high end restaurants, bars and markets. The old town ‘Dalt Vila’ is UNESCO protected, with medieval stone walls and cobbled streets. Climb to the top of the 13th century cathedral, Santa Maria d’ Elvissa, for stunning views, then head off to Almudaina castle. Near the archaeological museum is Puig des Molins, one of the largest and best preserved ancient necropolis in the world.

4. Shopping

The Old Town has a lovely range of boutique and designer shops. If you are looking for local handicrafts and souvenirs, check out the famous bohemian market at Es Cana, open every Wednesday.

5. Food and drink

You will be spoilt for choice, ranging from street food to gourmet. Santa Eulalia is the gastro capital of the island, so take a scenic river walk here before stopping off at a bar for sangria or the aniseed tasting local hiebas liquor. Sample the island’s famous fish stew, Zarzuela.

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