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Guide to Ibiza in Spain

 
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One of the Balearic Islands and certainly the most charming, unspoilt paradise of them all. It may be small but it has a big reputation. Ibiza is steeped in history, having been invaded by many different civilisations, each leaving their mark. The 'real Ibiza' is the land of farmers and fishermen and some of the most beautiful areas, off the beaten track.

 

On the northeast tip is the most beautiful part of Ibiza. A place called Portinatix has several lovely coves, a handful of hotels and offers a relaxing, peaceful time. Es Canar and Santa Eulalia are on the east coast of the island. Again, charming villages. Es Canar offers a wonderful open-air market (known as the hippy market) where you can buy almost anything, and several beaches and vibrant nightlife. Santa Eulalia also has excellent restaurants, a lovely square and a hilltop church. There is a promenade along the beach.

Sant Rafel and Sant Josep are located in the heart of the countryside but still within easy reach of the beach.

 

Ibiza Town is the island's capital and has steep, cobbled streets, leading to a cathedral and fortress. The harbour has an array of street cafes. The town has retained its charm with typical, white houses and a range of Spanish restaurants. It has always been renowned for its style which attracts the rich and famous. During the 1960's it was here that the peace-loving hippies that fell in love with the island.

 

The longest sandy beach on the island can be found at Playa d'en Bossa in the south. Perfect for families. San Antonio to the northwest is the place to be for clubbing. Here the parties go on 'till sunrise (and sometimes after!). Join like-minded party animals from all over Europe and bop till you drop.

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