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Ibiza [edit this]

This is no World66 image. It was found elsewhere using Google image search. Other copyright conditions may apply. [Change image] | [Upload image] Ibiza, an island which is one in a thousand! It is undoubtedly popular within the international club life scene. Every one who loves nightlife clubbing should have been at least once on this magical island.
In the sixties, the island dissociated itself from the rest of the European resorts with the arrival of Baghwan Shree Rejneesh. This religious cult hero was the leader of a rather strange sect and his hippytrain followed in his wake to Ibiza. The party community was born.

From all over the world, top DJ's are attracted to play records at this party island. Real die-hards, however, think that Ibiza has become too much commercialised. The island, with its 84,000 inhabitants, attracts over a million visitors every year. Despite this, Ibiza remains a draw. During the whole summer, the island is the scene of non-stop parties, which can be said of only a few other places in the world.

Ibiza Town is the place to head for - it has everything the island is famous for; the other towns are nothing compared to the capital of the islands. San Antonio Abad has lots of ugly hotels and appartment complexes, Santa Eulalia is nice daytrip but not much more.

Destinations in Ibiza
Ibiza Town
San Antonio Abad
Santa Eulalia
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This is no World66 image. It was found elsewhere using Google image search. Other copyright conditions may apply. [Change image] | [Upload image] As with all popular holiday destinations it’s wise to plan your stay here well in advance. . In high season most places are booked up really fast. The easiest way to arrange your trip and stay is to book a package deal. This way you’ll probably end up in one of the big hotels in San Antonio, which is not at all such a bad thing. If you’re with a group you could also arrange to hire an apartment or even a villa. This offers the advantage of your own house (you can cook, do dishes things like that) and maybe a private pool. There are also deals that include a hired car, which you’ll need when you’re staying somewhere outside a city or one of the bigger complexes. Cars are not hard to come by so you might first check the prices on the island for a better deal.
Ibiza has the name to be a party place, but there are also quite some resorts that value peace and tranquility at night. If you’re a party animal, you don’t want to get stuck here, but if you value a good nights sleep, this might be just what you’re looking for. If you book in advance, try to get a named hotel or resort. This way you can check it out in advance and it prevent you ending up in some remote rundown or otherwise an agreeable place.


[Add Accommodation]Ibiza Holidays [edit this]

Accommodation on Ibiza is varied to say the least. Aside from the usual hotels booked largely through package holidays, there are hostels, camping/caravan parks, private villas, apartments etc. etc.

Ibizaholidays.com was originally intended to be a resource site to provide visitors & future visitors to the island with information about where to go to lie on a beach, or which clubs to go to see which particular DJ's, historic sites, spectacular walks and all of the other holiday nuggets you might seek.

The name has obviously, and to us somewhat innocently, unexpectadly generated requests for holiday packages, flights, accommodation, car rental, boat charter, club tickets and many other things that we'd never considered on day 1. In order to attempt to satisfy client demand in some of these unforeseen areas we have now set up our in-house demand satisfaction center which aims to link you in to people who are providing whatever services you require. more..

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Marítimo [edit this]

Located in a privileged area of Ibiza town, sea side, in the Figueretas ?Paseo Maritimo?, has a small beach surrounded by palm trees, close to the beach of Figueretas. You can enjoy the incredible see view and relax or visit just ten minutes walk away the

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address: Ramón Muntaner, 48, 7800, Ibiza
CostOfDoubleForANight: EUR 21,25-175
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Casa Naya is a touristic and relaxing holiday home, situated in a perfect rural area, close to some of the best restaurants of the island and not far from the magical beaches of Ibiza

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address: Km. 16.500 Ctra. Ibiza- Portinatx, 7800, Ibiza
CostOfDoubleForANight: EUR 71,88-254,15
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Unusual Villas has several villas on the Island of Ibiza, one of the most magical islands in the Mediterranean.

http://www.unusualvillarentals.com

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Barcelo Pueblo Ibiza [edit this]

The Barcelo Pueblo Ibiza Is Situated Just 350 Meters From Port D Es Turrent Beach, On The Largest Of The Pitiusas Islands, In The Southwestern Part Of The Balearic Archipelago. The Peacefulness Of The Area, And The Hotel*S Top Quality Infrastructure And Services Make It An Ideal Place For Families With Children To Spend A Wonderful Vacation.

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__________________________________Practical Information

[Add Practical address]Radio Taxi Ibiza [edit this]


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tel: (+34) 971307000
Aeroport d'Eivissa [edit this]

Iberia (International):+34/901333222, Iberia (National) :+34/901333111, Air Europe :+34/971760612.

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tel: (+34) 971809000
Police [edit this]

In case of emergency: 112, Local Police: 092, National Police: 091.

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Hospital Can Misses [edit this]

In case of emergency: 061, 24-hours ambulance Red Cross:(+34)971 39 03 03.

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address: Ibiza Town .Tel=(+34) 971 39 70 00
Tourist information [edit this]


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address: Calle a. Riquer 2, Ibiza Town
tel: (+34) 971 30 19 00
Tourist information [edit this]


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address: Passeig de Ses Fonts, San Antonio
tel: 34/971343363
Pharmacies [edit this]


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address: Av.I.Macabich, Ibiza Town
tel: (+34) 971 31 56 6
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address: Balanzar 1, San Antonio
tel: (+34) 971 34 04 49
____________________________________Getting Around

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[Upload image] One of the easiest and cheapest ways to get around is by bus. They ride regularly. The special disco-buses go to every disco on the island and cost, approximately, 1.5 Euro. Make sure you buy your ticket in advance. It should not be any problem for you to catch a hike when you missed the last bus. Buses for Salinas leave every hour.


You can grab a taxi, for a reasonable price, nearly everywhere, except in the area near the beach of Salinas. The number of the Radio Taxi Ibiza is: +34/971307000.



If you want to have your own transport, rent a car or scooter. If you are planning to rent a car, don't do it through your hotel. It is probably more profitable to do it yourself by going to a shop that hires out cars. Moto Luis has a good assortment and you can even make reservations online. A fairly cheap option is Autos Isla Blanca (+34/971315407) which hires out scooters from 50 Euro onwards. You can get a Seat Marbella for three days for approximately 85 Euro.


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_________________________________Clubs

The division between nightlife and daylife might vanish on Ibiza, or maybe it’s because it’s such a small island that people have to live in shifts and there’s a night and a daylife crew. Anyway, you could easily spend a holiday here partying at night and sleeping on the beach at daytime. The only thing you’ll be needing is a place to change for you obviously have to dress up for the night.

Ibiza has a great variety of all sorts of bars but is foremost known for its never ending clubbing scene, which starts at sunset and continues until sunrise the next day- or probably until the last day of your holiday. Here are some of Europe’s most advanced state-of-the-art high-tech super clubs. With the crème-de-la-crème DJ’s from all over the world spinning their records. Also lots of celebrities perform here or show up in the crowded viprooms. It’s all about seeing and be seen here, and it really does not matter to much who you are as long as you has looks or cash.

[Add New]Pacha [edit this]

Even more exclusive than El Divino is Pacha (Av. Ocho de Agosto). The abundant mixture of African and Mediterranean influences give it the 'chic' that it is known for and, therefore, its distinctive character. Pacha refuses to go along with the British invasion and stays tuned and focused on Speed Garage, that is, American house music influenced by soul. This is the main reason why the public bears such a diverse and international character. At the moment, Pacha has seven clubs world-wide, each one of them being located at an exclusive and unexpected location. Pacha is the most important and most imitated club on the island. Despite this, it has been able to maintain its exclusivity. more..

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address: Abadordo 330, Ibiza Town
tel: +34/971191000
Privilege [edit this]

Formerly known as KU and still the largest disco in the world! You can trace the Techno Tech style in the magnificent gardens, trees, swimming pools and the giant fountain. The propelling window in the roof shows the Ibiza sky scattered with bright stars. Because Privilige is bigger, faster and noisier than any disco in the world, it misses a touch of exclusivity. However, as soon as the internationally renowned DJ's start playing, you'll feel the adrenaline rushing through your veins and it will make you feel larger than life.

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address: San Antonio Road, Ibiza Town
tel: +34/971198160
El Divino [edit this]

El Divino (Puerto de Ibiza Nueva) has a fairly exclusive public. The Oreintal furnishing gives the place an intimate atmosphere. In the restaurant, enjoying the splendid view, you can load up your energy for the forthcoming night. If you are in a romantic mood, you can retreat to the big terrace, facing the Mediterranean Sea. Every twenty minutes, a yacht leaves from Ibiza Town to El Divino.

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El Paradis Terrenal [edit this]

El Paradis Terrenal (Paradise on Earth) is one enormous Mediterranean paradisiacal garden with temples, pillars, terraces and fountains under one big roof. The propelling roof, which has the form of a pyramid, weighs 12000 kilos. There are six bars which provide the three thousand visitors with booze.

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address: Balca de San Antonio, San Antonio
tel: +34/971324893
Space [edit this]

Space is located in the centre of Playa D'en Bossa. Famous for its unique sun terrace and feared for its crazy all dayers. It is the place to be for party animals who don't want to wait for the night to party. The weekly zenith in Space is the 22-hours lasting party, which starts at eight on Sunday morning and lasts until Monday morning.

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Amnesia [edit this]

This is one of the nightclubs with a strong British feeling. The best nights are organised by renowned clubs such as Cream in cooperation with Bugged Out, Delicatessen and Godskitchen. In former days, this used to be an open-air disco, but due to new legislation, it had to get a roof. It is most definitely a beautiful disco, but it misses the class of Pacha or El Divino. You can take a disco-bus from both Ibiza Town and san Antonio. gillian: this club was the worst ive ever been in the lager was watered down and there were men offering drugs to me in the ladies loos. the health inspector has been notified and he is coming to checkit out on saturday. more..

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address: San Antonio Road, Ibiza Town
tel: +34/971198041
Eden [edit this]

You can see Eden (the former Kaos) from a long distance because of its two enormous lighted and violet domes. It is a popular place and has a classy radiation. There are two dancing floors, a chill-out room and a VIP-room.

____________________________________Beaches

With its 18 kilometers of beach, Ibiza has something for everybody: ranging from quiet to crowded beaches and from beaches that are calm to the ones that offer the perfect surf breeze. There’s no real surf for wave riding though, but there’s plenty of other activities to keep you busy during the daytime. Every beach and all the beautiful spots on the island, which has only a size of 572 square kilometers, are within the reach of 40 kilometers.

Except for the beaches near Ibiza Town, the south is relatively undiscovered. It’s here you’ll find the more quiet beaches as far as that’s possible for Ibiza. On the north side you’ll find some of the coolest beach-clubs of Europe. Here you can either find your own idyllic quiet spot or continue the party of the previous night when the sun rises again. Beach culture in Ibiza is about just as important as the clubs so be sure to look as sharp as possible. That’s hard enough even on the nudist beaches were clothing is out of fashion, you still have to have a perfect body. Anyway that’s for the lucky few, but you can look your best even if you’re not wearing designer ditties. Be aware of the sun, don’t overdo your tanning or even worse fall asleep in the sun. You might need your back later on.

[Add Beach]S'Aigua Blanca [edit this]

Being a long bay open to the sea and the often prevailing wind, the waves tend to crash onto this beach at greater velocity than elsewhere. Body surfing here is particularly good fun. It is one of the officially recognised nudist beaches on the island, but those with a tendency to wear clothes are made equally welcome at either of the two bars/chiringuitos that serve the beach. The bar to the left hand end of the beach attracts a cooler crowd and welcomes them with excellent tunes to accompany the refreshments. Although the sun sets early on this side of the island behind the high cliffs, the entertainment and good times often continue well beyond sunset. more..

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Playa de Ses Figueretes [edit this]

This beach, packed with both buildings and people, attracts lots of tourists. Only one motto rules on Ibiza's busiest beach: watch and being watched! The beach is packed with little restaurants and small bars. There are elaborate aquatic sports facilities. Although you don't come over to Ibiza for long walks though untouched forests, Ses Figueretes is rather touristy! We advise you to take the bus to Ses Salinas.

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Playa Des Cavallet [edit this]

On the south of the island you’ll find Playa Des Cavallet. Don’t worry to much about what to wear here, it’s the island's official nudist beach. With its array of dunes and the long white strip of sand it’s one of the most beautiful beaches on the island. As might be suspected it’s also a hotspot for gay people, so be open minded or stay away if you’re easily offended.

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Port des Turrent [edit this]

Port des Turrent is for the more active amoung the daylight crew. It’s a beautiful golden beach, were you can ofcours see the others parasail, swim snorkel or sail, but you could also join the action yourself, and all of this in sight of San Antonio.

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Cala de Boix [edit this]

This is a very beautiful and special beach especially because it has black sand. It is the place to go when you are a natural-lover or want to avoid the crowd. The beach itself can get very hot indeed under the burning sun, so wear some feet protection. The restaurants, situated on the beach, are an important draw for locals.

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Cala Xarraca [edit this]

This beach, surrounded by impressive cliffs, houses only a few restaurants and houses. You can hire water bikes and explore the rest of the coast. When you feel like it, moor at one of the many tiny and deserted beaches in the vicinity.

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Cala d'Hort [edit this]

Natural beauty is at its best on this beach and makes it definitely worth a visit. Two little rocky islands, lying in the distance, tempt you to take a swim through the dark blue coloured water.

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Cala Benirras [edit this]

Cala Benirras is a known for its fine sand and extremely clear water. It offers a lot of privacy because of its isolated stretches of beach. You can have a good meal at one of the beach-tents.

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Ses Salinas [edit this]

The coolest beach of the island. It has a beautiful broad extending beach where you can choose from five beach-bars, all presenting their own sort of modern music. During day-time, the motley party-crowd tries to sleep off its hangover, in order to make it through the next night. When you go further the eastwards, you will see less families but even more party people - wearing bathing suits if anything at all. The view from the bay is absolutely breath-taking.

Beach-club Malibu Beach is a typical hang-out for both the rich and the famous. With your private wine-cooler and the best table on the beach itself, you can enjoy one of the many national and international dishes on the menu. Sa Trencha is the favorite on Salinas. It has only as tiny kitchen but it serves you the most popular food such as beach-burgers, pastas and salads. This lively beach, where people parade on the catwalk of sand, offers a sharp contrast with the quiet nudist beach down on the end of the bay.

The Jockey club has a marvelous roof which is made of palm leafs. The world's best DJ's mix the best international hits outside on the porch. The food is very good and they have an extensive wine-list. more..

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Cala de Boix [edit this]

A very beautiful and special beach. Special because it has black sand. It is the place to go when you are a natural-lover or want to avoid the crowd. The restaurants, situated on the beach, are an important draw for locals.

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S'Aigua Blanca [edit this]

A splendid beach, not in the least because there is not much building upon the sand. Occasionally, the party crowd comes over to this spot to enjoy the total freedom that rules the beach. Although it is not officially recognised as a nudist beach, feel free to peel off all clothes for a good swim.

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Cala Xarraca [edit this]

This beach, surrounded by impressive cliffs, houses only a few restaurants and houses. You can hire water bikes and explore the rest of the coast. When you feel like it, moor at one of the many tiny and deserted beaches in the vicinity.

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San Antonio [edit this]

At just a couple of passes from the busy town centre this is probably the busiest beach of the island. Not a good place to meet, but perfect for an accidentally “bump into”. It’s a perfect place to recuperate from the night before, relax and get some color, but be careful not to doze off in the full sun, red is out of season.

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One of our most dedicated researchers has just given us this up-to-the-minute 'winter report':

Wednesday evenings:
Blues in the Port (ex Manumission Diner): Reche and Carlos Díaz (Zenith residents and local favourites) DJing 'til late.

Thursday evenings:
Warhols is the place on Thursdays. By the back entrance to D'Alt Vila (turning right at the Vara de Rey when coming doen the Avenida España - the continuation of the MacDonald's road).

Friday evenings:
Like last year, in the Underground (ex-Indiana Café - opposite Privilege).
Pacha is of course the only disco to be seen at later.

Saturday evenings:
Local fave Can Fly, for full on goa trance parties every Saturday evening! Can Fly is on the San Juan road near to the Restaurant Es Porrons.
Pacha is rammed on Saturdays for a more traditional and housey feel.

Sunday mornings:
Lucifer is meant to be opening on November 10th.
Marina (from Konga - now Pin Up - and Mr. Cairo in Cala Llonga) is hopefully doing something in Angels. Rumours only yet ;-)

Consistent Performers:
The Mao Rooms in the port is a good bet for early evening drinks, especially at the weekend; as is Blues in the Port

The Rest
KM5 has really suffered due to the ban on loud music enforced there throughout the summer. Very poorly attended, which is a shame, because although the music is now quiet, the venue and surroundings are stunning.
El Motel has not really started this winter. We'll keep you informed.
Morgana still has problems with their music licences. We'll keep you informed...

Beaches near Ibiza Town and the South

Talamanca
Figueretas
Playa d'en Bossa
Es Cavallet

Las Salinas
Cala Jondal
Sa Caleta

Beaches near San Antonio and the West

Cala d'Hort
Cala Carbo
Cala Vadella
Cala Moli
Cala Tarida

Cala Conta
Cala Bassa
Santa Antonio Bay Town Beaches
San Antonio Town Beaches
Cala Salada

Beaches near Portinatx, San Miguel and the North

Puerto de San Miguel
Benirras
Cala Xarraca

Cala Xuclar
Portinatx
Cala San Vicente

Beaches near Santa Eulalia, Es Caná and the East

Figueral
Pou d'es Lleo
Cala Boix
Cala Leña
Cala Nova
Cala Martina

S'Argamassa
Cala Pada
Niu Blau
Santa Eulalia Town Beaches
Cala Llonga

Ibiza Town, the Capital

Ibiza Town really is THE most fascinating part of the island, day or night. Here you will see, in glorious living colour, a concentration of all the attractions and eccentricities which have made Ibiza world famous

You can stroll through the winding lanes of the Port area, soaking up the vibrant, evening atmosphere; wander up through the cobbled streets of the Old Town to admire the stunning views across the bay; browse through the many and varied stalls and designer shops; dine in a paveside restaurant, for a moment of blissful calm amidst the action; you can even catch a ferry to Formentera or the neighbouring beaches!

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Ibiza Clubbing and Local Nightlife

The world's party capital.....

If it's nightlife you're after, you've come to the right place. Why it's easy: take the best clubs and DJs in the world; add a cosmopolitan mix of clubbers and holiday makers bent on having it; and then throw in some stars, celebrities and models for good measure; and what do you get? You get the summer party capital of the world...