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Holidays in Ibiza

Country	Destination
Resort	Departure Airport

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Date	Nights
Rooms

Room 1 Adults Children (2-11) Infants(0-1 yrs)
Room 2 Adults Children (2-11)
Room 3 Adults Children (2-11)

Child Ages on Return Date

Room 1	Child 1	Child 2	Child 3	Child 4	Child 5

Room 2	Child 1	Child 2	Child 3	Child 4	Child 5

Room 3	Child 1	Child 2	Child 3	Child 4	Child 5

Ibiza

For years, Ibiza was the European hippy escape, but today it is renowned for its intense nightlife. It has a lot more to offer though, with clear turquoise seas, white sandy beaches and pretty white-washed villages. Choose from the carefully selected Ibiza hotels below. The smallest of the Balearic islands, Ibiza still remains largely untouched by tourism. For years, it was the European hippy escape, but today it is more renowned for its intense nightlife activity. It has a lot more to offer though, with clear turquoise seas, white sandy beaches and pretty white-washed villages.

Ibiza Town, surrounded by ancient walls, perches on a hillside overlooking the old port. The waterfront is lined with open-air cafes and its general atmosphere attracts the rich and trendy. Approximately 20 mins drive from the airport.

San Antonio, 20km north west of Ibiza Town, is the clubbing capital of Europe, with many bars, discos, clubs and party venues including Es Paradis, Eden and Cafe de Mar. Centred around a pedestrianised harbour area, watersports are widely available. Approximately 30 mins drive from the airport.

San Antonio Bay offers a more relaxed beach atmosphere. There is a good selection of bars, cafes and shops and is convenient for the party atmosphere of San Antonio as buses and ferries circle the bay. Approximately 30 mins drive from the airport.

Playa d'en Bossa, on the south east coast of the island, is built on a long, gently curving sandy beach fringed by shady palms, perfect for watersports, safe for children, and popular for its cleanliness. Quite close to the airport (10 mins drive) so some noise from flights may be heard. Good selection of cafes, bars and restaurants and only 10 mins from Ibiza Town for more choice.

Talamanca, 2 km north of Ibiza Town, is a small resort area overlooking a secluded bay, one of the few beaches to offer relative peace and quiet. There is also a harbour area with a number of bars and restaurants.

Shopping

Gran Canaria can aptly be termed as a shopper’s paradise. This small island houses an assortment of shops where tourists are left with spoilt choice of goods. CITA is one of the ancient and popular shopping complexes in Gran Canaria. This shopping complex offers everything at one stop. For the best porcelain articles travelers should not miss visiting Ceramica Mogan. Arting Canarias is the shop that deals with authentic local artifacts. Genuine electronic goods can be bought at Media Market as the goods are moderately priced here. A Tuesday Market is held where tourists can purchase vegetables to jewelry. Fancy jewelry, beach ware, alcoholic products, dehydrated fish and sculptures mark the best buys.

Restaurants

Dining is simply a pleasure at Gran Canaria, especially for meat lovers. Fish is the chief ingredient in most of the dishes. Travelers inclined to savor the best Italian cuisine should visit Café de Roma. Mexican menu lovers can really get fully packed at Cantina Corralejo. Local and global fish dishes are served at el Pescador, which is worth a try. Gamborinus deals with varieties of delicious local gourmet. Chinese culinary doesn’t feel out of place at Gran Buda. Other suggested restaurants include Terraza, Tu Casa, Munich II, Marina and much more.

Attractions

There are many places of interests in Gran Canaria, which enthralls both adults and children. Palmitos Park is a massive bird sanctuary, where a traveler can witness birds of various species, especially flamingos. Being amidst nature this park offers excellent views of mountains and other magnificent views of nature. Arguineguin, a unique fishing village, retains its old values and charm. This ancient fishing village also houses a beach and a harbor. Other sites that are worth a visit include Banana Park, Cueva Pintada, an archaeological park, Jardin Canario, a botanical garden and many other sites, which really keep tourists stunned.

Getting to your hotel by bus:

Ibiza's international airport is situated 6km southwest of Ibiza Town, and only 10 mins from Playa d'en Bossa. There is a regular bus from the airport to the town centre, operating between 7.30am and 10.30pm (1.10 Euro) or you can take a taxi for around 12 Euros.
For other resorts, there is a good bus service between Ibiza Town, San Antonio and a few of the larger beaches, but hiring a car will widen your options.

Useful numbers

Spanish Tourist Office in London: 020 7486 8077