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resort

“Playa es Cana is situated on the east coast of the island. The working harbour is overlooked by palm trees, beach bars, and great value waterfront restaurants serving up fresh fish and tapas.”

resort

“Cala Tarida and the family-friendly southwest coast has some of the most beautiful sandy coves on the island... It's ideal if you're looking for a peaceful resort with just a handful of quality hotels, bars and restaurants.”

resort

“Portinatx is set around a bay of sparkling waters and beautiful beaches... If you're looking for the best of both worlds whilst being well away from the younger party crowd - Portinatx is a paradise town.”

resort

“Cala Llonga is an attractive bay with a lovely sandy beach. It's primarily a family focused resort with great swimming for all ages.”

day trip

“Next up we headed north to the very popular San Antonio Bay... Suitable for all kinds of the holidays, San Antonio Bay is one of the best places on the island to catch the sunsets. There's a fairly chilled out vibe here but it's just down the road from the nightlife in San Antonio Town... There's a huge range of hotels and accommodation here and it's largely aimed at families looking for an affordable break.”

resort

“Situated on the north coast of the island - Puerto de San Miguel is a popular small resort with families and those looking for a holiday on the quiet side of Ibiza. There are a good number of hotels and apartments lining the beach and built into the pine-covered cliffs with stunning sea views.”

experience

“Santa Eulalia is a beautiful town and resort on the east coast of the island. There's a thriving all year round community here, and it's particularly well-known for its bustling restaurants in the centre, wide sweeping beach and lively promenade. In fact, Santa Eulalia has a long-established reputation as the island's gastronomical and cultural centre - and there's a great mix of locals and tourists.”

resort

“Further down is the popular spot of Figueretes - offering even better value accommodation and still within walking distance to the city. Expect a family-friendly beach scored with restaurants bars and local craft stores. But perhaps best of all is its location - close to the airport and nestled between the capital and Ibiza's most popular resort of all... Playa den Bossa.”

experience

“This stylish capital comes with a fortified old quarter, topped with a castle and a cathedral, set against a spectacular harbour.”

experience

“Ibiza Town is the heart and soul of the island. This stylish capital comes with a fortified old quarter, topped with a castle and a cathedral, set against a spectacular harbour. It's also the place to be for museums, shopping and some of the best restaurants, cafes, bars and nightclubs - attracting a wide range of visitors.”

outdoor adventure

“Not that you would think it was the island's most popular resort from these clips... We arrived in mid-April just before the season was about to properly kick-off, so the vast majority of Playa den Bossa was just getting ready for the influx of travellers. It boasts the longest beach, has the most hotels and beach bars on the island, and it clearly wasn't worth being fully open for business just yet. Come in season and expect this place to be lively all day with families and adults alike. By night however, Playa Den Bossa becomes the focus of the islands clubbing crowd - with super clubs like Ushuaia taking centre stage.”

nightlife

“By night however, Playa Den Bossa becomes the focus of the islands clubbing crowd - with super clubs like Ushuaia taking centre stage.”

bar

“It's home to the Sunset Strip with famous bars like Mambos and Cafe Del Mar where everyone settles in to enjoy the best sunsets on the island.”

bar

“It's home to the Sunset Strip with famous bars like Mambos and Cafe Del Mar where everyone settles in to enjoy the best sunsets on the island.”