Well, everyone knows about the incredible clubbing, and the electric, nighttime vibe, but there’s far more to this
magical island…Wonderfully, clean, clear air and skies of the deepest blue. The summer is perfect for lazy beach days, and sports and
water sports abound. And you’ll only need a light, cotton shirt when sitting on the terraces enjoying your evening
cocktails…
Ibiza’s waters are amongst the cleanest in the Med. Many of the beaches are continually awarded the coveted EEC Blue Flags and the combination of soft, golden sand and warm, crystal clear waters is hard to beat…You’ll also be amazed at the variety of things to do - there really is something for everyone. On the
beaches of Ibiza you will find enjoyment, however, most sea monsters were turned into sirens wearing bikinis. More than 18 km or 11 miles of beaches await you on the island of Ibiza, allowing you to choose the atmosphere, the winds and the activities you wish to practise in any of them. There are beaches of all sorts - family, sporting, solitary, wild, tranquil, with deep or shallow waters…Dine on the beaches by the light of the stars, sipping chilled white wine and listening to the gentle sounds of the sea; enjoy the tastiest Spanish and International specialities on the shady terraces of beautiful country restaurants; soak up the atmosphere of Ibiza by night in the romantic, pave side restaurants of the
Old Town…
If it’s nightlife you’re after, you’ve come to the right island. Ibiza has a hedonistic heritage stretching back more than 30 years.
Top clubs, on form DJ, hot bands, a cosmopolitan mix of clubbers, local residents, freaks, mature partygoers, fresh faces, a wide range of sexualities and the full alphabet of celebrities. 
Ibiza is now home to a variety of fine restaurants. Whether you are looking for authentic
Ibizan, Spanish, Mediterranean, Continental, Italian, French, Thai, Chinese, Mexican or American, the island has it to offer. There are cafes and bakeries, outdoor seating, ocean and harbor views, snugly pubs, whimsical gallery cafes, and even a restaurant in a chapel.
Choose from romantic courtyard, places at the waterfront, elegant hillside spots, alfresco dining under the stars, or budget meals in a local restaurant.
Most hotels in
San Antonio are only a few minutes walk away from famous clubs like Es Paradis Terrenal and Eden. And from the hotel entrance it’s only a stone’s throw to the West End, home to the town’s greatest concentration of
small discos (
Chac Mool, Tropicana, Play 2, Nightlife etc.). With its Happy Hours, booming house music and undeniable buzz, the West End serves as the ideal starting point for a night’s clubbing. And all other
major clubs and discos (
Amnesia, El Divino, Pacha, Privilege and Space) in
San Rafael or Ibiza town are within a distance of 9 to 19 km only.
With more than 700 cultural and natural sites already protected worldwide, the World Heritage Committee of UNESCO inscribed Ibiza on the World Heritage List in 1999. The Phoenician ruins of Sa Caleta and the Phoenician-Punic cemetery of Puig des Molins are exceptional evidence of urbanization and social life in the Phoenician colonies of the western Mediterranean. They constitute a unique resource, in terms of volume and importance, of material from the Phoenician and Carthaginian tombs. The fortified Upper Town is an outstanding example a fortified acropolis which preserves in an exceptional way in its walls and in its urban fabric successive imprints of the earliest Phoenicians settlements and the Arab and Catalan periods through to the Renaissance bastions.
Ibiza is only a 2 hour flight from every major European Airport, and that there are many daily flights… Holiday makers from the UK, Germany, Spain, France, Italy, Holland, America, Canada, Sweden, Australia, Israel… nowhere in the world do you find such a cosmopolitan mix of cultures and nationalities…
There is an island…as close to Paradise as will probably ever find ,and its name is….
