Located on the Mediterranean Sea, with an area of 572 square km, we find Ibiza. An impressive island with the magic of its crystalline waters and the beauty of its landscapes; which combine with its party nights, plus a varied range of options to make it one of the most visited islands in the world.
Being an island, its main attraction will undoubtedly be its beaches and coves; taking into its territory more than 50 beaches, among which are: Cala Salada, Cala Conta, Cala Vadella, San Vicente Creek, Creek Gracioneta, Cala Tarida, Cala Bassa, sa Caleta, Cala Llonga, Portinatx, Cala D’hort. However, the most emblematic are:
Salinas Beach: Located in the natural park of Ses Salines, one of the most famous and visited, because it has different characteristics to the rest as a beautiful natural setting worthy of Postal cards and famous bars, which offer excellent meals and beverages; plus a good musical environment for the enjoyment of all swimmers. However, its main attraction is that we see laying on the sand some famous people, artists and players who have taken this destination year after year.
Playa d’en Bossa: Located south of Ibiza, is one of the most popular being the largest of the island and have the widest range of services in its vicinity; highlighting the bars with music on the beach, hotels, clubs, bars and sports facilities. Making it the ideal place for sunbathing, water sports and shopping or enjoying the nightlife beach.
But visiting the island and enjoying its nightlife is considered a sin, therefore, leisure and fun are a commandment and its main references are the following clubs: “Bora Bora”, because of its proximity to the beach; “Privilege” is one of the world’s largest; and “Amnesia” for its famous foam party.
However, not everything in Ibiza is about its beaches, sun and holidays, as it also has an important historical and cultural heritage; stressing among the most representative monuments are: the Phoenician settlement of Sa Caleta, the necropolis of Puig des Molins, Ibiza Cathedral and the Renaissance walls of Dalt Villa, which were declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1999.
Despite being a relatively small island, Ibiza welcomes tourists who come to enjoy its beautiful white sand and blue sea; giving you whitewashed houses in a cozy country atmosphere that contrasts with its unique nights of partying. Therefore, both day and night, you can enjoy the best experiences offered by this paradise where you also have present their culture; so do not wait to visit it!