Less than 6 km south of the party island of Ibiza, Formentera is its complete antithesis – an island with very little coastal development, and not a club in sight. Its relative inaccessibility and lack of water has protected from the ravages of tourism and it is one of the least spoilt spots in the Mediterranean with only one proper tourist resort, Es Pujols. Photos by: christophandre
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The Cocoon club in Frankfurt- its interior architecture is very interesting place. There’s a dance-floor, bars and a restaurant with a really good chef. Sven Vath undisputed personality wanted to make, out of Frankfurt, a capital for avant-garde electronic music.
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The club is location is near the harbour in Ibiza Town. “Pacha” is a name synonymous with Ibiza, although as a group they run clubs all over the world (23 at the last count and still rising). It draws in the major international DJs and is, with its dozens of branches around the world, an extremely commercial venture. Pacha Ibiza is the only major Ibiza club that’s open all year round, this Ibiza club is normally completely packed.
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Ibiza attracts a lot of people of every age and demographic from London fashionistas to French bobos and ministers. But when the club season shut down on oct. 1, this spanish island got back into its Mediterranean groove. Ibiza offers plenty of laid-back after party spots like yoga retreats, trekking or lounging by turquoise blue water and white sand beaches.
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Privilege calls itself the worlds biggest club. Located half way between Ibiza and san Antonio, near San Rafael, known as the one of Ibiza’s oldest, biggest and still most popular clubs. Privilege consists of one of the world’s largest main dancefloors together with terraced gardens, a large VIP lounge and several smaller rooms. Previous host to the legendary night and one of the worlds largest dancefloors.
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Rimini is a city of art and the capital of the province, and a visit is worthwhile to its
monuments, which are the living expression of its past glory as a Roman outpost and stronghold, to later become the capital of the Malatesta Seigniory, who left a legacy of some of the most significant monuments in the history of art, such as the Malatesta Temple, an emblem of the Renaissance. Birthplace of Federico Fellini, Rimini is Europe’s largest seaside resort. With it comes the good and the bad, the tasteful and the down right brash. It has a large commercial club culture – amounting to around 150 clubs at the last count, but thankfully it also has a fine old town. The water is perfect with a soft and velvety shore that slopes gently into the shallows. The sun is hot, but not too hot for comfort. Warmth is everywhere, the warmth of people of all ages and from all countries, come to meet other people at Rimini.
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Ibiza gives good sunset and nowhere on the island gives it better than Café Mambo. Located on the same strip as its famous older sister Café Del Mar, in old town San Antonio, it’s the most idyllic place to witness the ritual going-down-of-the-orb.
Home to the Pacha pre-parties, Café Mambo has become a popular sunset location for many clubbers, who congregate en-masse to watch some of the top djs in the world play for free. Serving up food throughout the day, whilst supplying decent music and a lovely view, Café Mambo is worthy of its reputation as a leading pre-party venue.
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