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A Travel Guide to Ibiza

About Ibiza Ibiza is a world-famous destination, known for its unique nightlife and bustling atmosphere. This beautiful island is a true world of its own it boasts the whole package: very long hours of sunshine coupled with fine beaches; pristine, rich blue Mediterranean waters, dotted by secluded sandy bays and photogenic rocky outcrops; the perfect party scene, with an array of international clubs and bars tempting even the most reserved of people; a prominent and deeply rooted Spanish culture, with touches of local islander tradition a real treat for everyone. During the summer you may catch one of the many popular music bands that make Ibiza their annual scenario. Ibiza has built a network of amazing value-for-money hotels, sure to cater for your family holiday needs.

Ibiza has a reputation for being a party capital, however for holidays on island it offers so much more as there is a much more relaxing side . Family holidays to Ibiza Is well worth visiting the quieter northern part where you will find relaxing picturesque resorts surrounded by lush greenery and olive groves alongside pristine waters and long sandy beaches.

Staying in Ibiza provides so much to visiting holiday makers. The cosmopolitan resort of San Antonio offers everything from a fantastic selection of restaurants, clubs, pubs, water sports activities, a vibrant nightlife and great beaches. The quiter northern part of the Island in contrast is laid back. a perfect place for a relaxing Ibiza holiday.

The south of the island is where you can party all night until the early hours then relax on the beach all day, then start again ! Some of the most famous clubs are located in the south including the world renowned Pacha Club. The award winning Amnesia nightclub holds Cream club nights with huge stars such as Paul Van Dyk in control of the decks. And your into beach parties seek out the impressive Delano beach club which is open throughout the day, it offers excellent beach food, free sunbeds and great tunes until 4am everyday.

Ibiza is a small island, accessible from almost every European international airport and the perfect size for visiting the whole island at once.

Not unusually most of Ibiza has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and when you visit this beautiful Spanish island you will understand why. At least half of your time at Ibiza has to be spent exploring the secretive coves and other wonders of the island. If you wish, you could take a ferry to mainland Spain, which operate frequently from Ibiza's main town; a two hour sail will lead you to the cities of Barcelona, Valencia and Benidorm.

Take the time to explore the island's two main towns, both of which are coastal and boast a magnificent promenade, where luxurious restaurants fuse with affordable little eateries to offer you everything from cheaper menus, tapas and pizzerias to the crme-de-la-crme. While in Ibiza, you have to try the local flaons, a sweet pastry delight typical to the island the best way to finish off a traditional meal.

The Balearic Islands are home to some of the top holidays resorts in Spain with a fantastic array of accommodation on offer from budget hostels to some of the finest luxury Hotels in the whole of Spain. In general though for most part there is an incredible amount of good quality hotels around Majorca , Menorca Ibiza and Formanterra which offer excellent value for money hotels from luxurious to low cost.

Fun Things to Do in Ibiza

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