Famous for its clubbing and party atmosphere during the summer, Ibiza also has large World Heritage protected sites and beaches primed with water sports facilities. The climate is mild all year and rainy during winter.
Most of the clubs are closed except during summer, and if you visit out of season you’re likely to enjoy a quiet trip. Most visitors are English.
Written by
JP Condella.
It's not all Club 18-30 and vomiting oiks and ladettes. That tends to be concentrated in a few places. But Ibiza is best visited on a charter yacht. There isn't a lot to see ashore except the main town, but offshore rocky islets are good for a day's sn… Read more...
Written by
Ian Wilson.
'Ibiza provides an excellent example of the interaction between the marine and coastal ecosystems. The dense prairies of oceanic Posidonia (seagrass), an important endemic species found only in the Mediterranean basin, contain and support a diversity of… Read more...
Written by press. UNESCO
When Ibiza's club season comes to a euphoric finale, this Spanish island eases back into its Mediterranean groove. Whether it's hibernating in yoga retreats, trekking through Unesco World Heritage sites or lounging by turquoise blue water and white-sand… Read more...
Written by press. New York Times 4 Nov 2007
BY: Ruby Warrington for The Times First Published: March 21, 2009 This, say all the locals, is why they live in Ibiza. The hectic, hedonistic summers, when you're as likely to have time to linger over lunch as you are to find a tourist hoping for an e… Read more...
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Ibiza the clubbers paradise! But for many others it's hellish. I ventured here in my very early twenties looking for the ultimate clubbing experience. How very uncool, I found it was a whole seperate ball game. It's not hip it's not happening; it actually all died off about 10 -15 years ago.
The hednoistic culture has left in its aftermath dirty streets and beaches strewn in Cigarette butts. Fine yeah if your 18 years od go for it but take wads of money because drinks even back then in little side street bars were £15 for 2 x vodka and cola.
There is not really any Spanish culture in the party land of Ibiza except from some greasy Piaella that made us sick for the rest of the duration. But my advice is to travel to the centre and visit the old town. Still not amazing but gives you a change of scene. Even better, if you can try to find an unspoiled beach and imagine you are somewhere else!
Ibiza it´s a beautiful island and no matter what they say, it´s not just a party land. It offers amazing beaches, good weather, a lovely countryside and excellent bars and restaurants for any Budget.
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