Ibiza is recognised as a paradise for youthful fun-seeking sun worshipers. While it is true that Ibiza is best known for its hardcore party culture, the island is also home to fine white sandy beaches, beautiful architecture, wild countryside, rolling olive groves, wooded hillsides and hidden coves. Ibiza offers a choice of more than 60 beautiful beaches amongst which the popular beaches of Figueretes, Playa d'en Bossa and pretty pine-fringed sands of Cala Bassa are noteworthy.Those seeking a quiet escape can head to Es Cana, Cala Llonga or Santa Eulalia, all of which are particularly popular with families and couples.
Costa Brava
from Manchester, 15/06/2010, 2 Star, 7 nights
£258 p/p
Holidays on the island of Ibiza offer a wide choice of holiday facilities such as water sports, quality golf courses, aqua parks, boat trips, caves, and trails for both biking and hiking. The island's capital, Ibiza Town is a great place to visit it has, a fortified old quarter with pretty cobbled streets, typical whitewashed Spanish buildings, an impressive 13th-century cathedral and numerous street cafes. Holiday makers can while away afternoons enjoying a coffee next to the picturesque harbour, visiting the galleries and museums or browsing elegant boutiques. The wednesday hippy market held every week from April to October is found between the resorts of Es Cana and Santa Eulalia and is a must for all shopaholics.
At night, the busier resorts come alive with pulsating bars and nightclubs. The resorts of Ibiza Town and
San Antonio are the liveliest and home to world-renowned clubs, including Pacha, Privilege and El Paradis. Ibiza boasts an unrivalled reputation for nightlife, in particular the dance scene. The young 18-30 crowd flock to Ibiza to sample the unique atmosphere, hear big-name DJs, drink in the buzzing bars, and dance in the throbbing nightclubs.
Travel Empire's favourite spots in Ibiza The iconic Pacha Nightclub Ibiza town and Bora Bora beach Playa d'en Bossa
