In Ibiza nature, culture and fun galore await you by day and by night. Ibiza is a Spanish island in the Mediterranean Sea off the eastern coast of Spain. It is 150 kilometres from the city of Valencia. It is the third largest of the Balearic Islands, an autonomous community of Spain.
Its largest settlements are Ibiza Town, Santa Eulària des Riu, and Sant Antoni de Portmany. Its highest point, called Sa Talaiassa, is 475 metres above sea level. Ibiza is an island of delightful contrasts. Cosmopolitan and multicultural, yet firmly grounded in its rural roots. Bustling and relaxing. World famous and at the same time unknown. An exceptional corner of the Mediterranean, visited by many for the allure of its vibrant nightlife, the world's party island, but offering many other attractions.
San Antonio de Portmany is a lively resort set in a beautiful open bay, with legendary sunset cafés and clubs, a huge amount of water activities and a contagious buzzing atmosphere. Once a small fishing village for almost 2000 years, San Antonio (Sant Antoni in Catalan) is now a top holiday destination, loved for its relaxed and easy-going feeling. You can listen to the world's best DJs live, stop and take in a dazzling glowing sunset or enjoy the water in a huge variety of ways. It is set in one of the largest and most beautiful natural harbours in Europe, San Antonio Bay. Running through the main part of town and approaching the marina and port is the elegant central palm-tree-lined promenade filled with plants and flowers and large fountains that light up at night. You will find a big selection of pavement-side restaurants and cafés that lead right past the harbour. In the other direction, the promenade follows the line of the main beach of San Antonio, S'Arenal, a long strip of soft sand with safe, shallow waters. You can play about in the water with ease amongst a largely young crowd from dawn till dusk in the summer.