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Ibiza Ibiza Towns :

There is more to Ibiza than meets the eye. If you are on a package holiday and are staying in Playa D'en Bossa, San Antonio or somwhere else around the island, jump in a bus, or hire a car and go see the island.

Below is an overview of some of Ibizas' hotspots

A quick tour of the island

Ibiza Town is the capital of Ibiza island.

Ibiza Town is full of character,where you can stroll amid people from all walks of life. The marina area has a very cosmipolitan feel to it. There are bars, cafes and designer shops all along the waterfront. If you wander into some of the backstreets, you will encounter the old town. These streets are very narrow and the doorways are very low, this reflects the original Ibicencan style. If you visit this area in the evening, you will be pleasantly surprised. The streets come alive with life. All the little doorways lead to bars and restaurants. There is a large gay community in this area and some bars/clubs reflect this.

Ibiza Town

Figueretas

Figueretas is the beach area of Ibiza Town (walking distance). It has an attractive palm lined promenade.
It's streets climb up to the top of the town, where you can find different types of bars and cafes on every street corner.
Figueretas is a popular destination for the gays because of its laid-back atmosphere and serene bars and clubs. Visit this area earlier in the evening, it's a residential area, so the bars tend to close earlier in the evening.


Playa d'en Bossa is a large beach resort that offers something for everyone.

It's located south of ibiza town and has a very long beach. Visit the beach area in the early evening and you will see Bora Bora club in full swing. The music is laid back and funky and the dress code is anything (usually beachwear). The shallow water is great on a clam day, but be cafeful of the undertows on the windy days
Wander around the vast array of bars and cafes in the evening. Most have terraces, so it's the perfect place to people watch. 		Playa d'en Bossa

San Antonio Town San Antonio is not what you have heard it's about.
Reality TV is not always real. San Antonio offers some of the best backstreet bars and restaurants. The town stretches from the marina over the hill to the beach at the back on the sunset strip. The sunset strip offers the very best of bars and restaurants. Try Kanya for it's Thia cuisine or Savanahs for the best club sandwich you will ever taste.
If you are looking for a bar crawl, visit the Westend in the evening, there are a variety of bars which offer something for everyone whatever your nationality; Village bars, Karaoke bars, Party bars, soul bars, Danish, French, English, Scottish, Welsh, Dutch.... the list goes on and on. See it for yourself
San Antonio Bay San Antonio bay is a little quieter than San Antonio town. It's perfect for couples and families who like a more relaxed atmosphere. The bay has been changing over the years and now is very popular with the single party goers to. There are a great variety of theme bars, restaurants and clubs. The hotels in the area also have live shows which they open to the public. Most are free to enter. If you like a bit of clubbing, make a visit to Summun, it has various nights on throughout the week and the music ranges from 70s to present day music

Santa Eulalia is Ibiza's third largest resort.
Santa Eulalia offers some of the best seafood restaurants on the island, take a walk around the marina area and you will see what we mean.

This town is perfect far families, the beaches are shallow and clean, the hotels have live entertainment and most of the bars close at around midnight.

Santa Eulalia

Es Cana

Es Cana is is a small quiet town. One of its main attractions is the superb beach which makes it a good family resort.

Quiet as it is, there's still plenty to do here. There are loads of bars and restaurants in the resort, so much so that you could try a different one every night

It has a famous hippy market held at Punta Arabi every Wednesday morning which acts as a tourist magnet for people from all over the island. It's a great place to buy your souvenirs, you'll find stalls selling everything from exotic bags, clothing and leather to handmade silver jewellery, paintings and carvings

If you want to lie on the beach but feel like a change of scenery, take a boat to Cala Llonga – it has one of the prettiest sandy beaches on the island


Cala Llonga is positioned between Santa Eulalia and Ibiza Town. It'sa very picturesque quiet area, perfect for a relaxing holiday. Mostly popular with couples and older people as well as families.
Ibiza Town and Santa Eulalia are only a 15 minutes away, which is good for those who want their busy nightlife at a slight distance. If you prefer to be entertained, some bars are open all night, though most close at around 11pm

Cala Llonga

 

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