Ibiza is the third largest of the Balearic Islands. It lies in the western Mediterranean 50 miles (80 km) southwest of Majorca.

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, but offering many other attractions.
More than 18 km of fine sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters, bright white houses, fortified churches and the stunning curtain walls of Dalt Vila, a World Heritage Site.

Called Portus Magnus in Roman times due to the remarkable width of its bay, San Antonio (Sant Antoni de Portmany) is an ancient village of farmers and fishermen that has become one of the main tourist resorts of Ibiza.
San Antonio has been referred to as the "clubbing capital of the universe", and young holiday-makers from all around the world visit during the summer looking to party at its iconic clubs that host events with the world's most famous DJs.

A lot of the nightlife is concentrated on Ibiza's iconic Sunset Strip, a promenade that stretches from the port area down to the beach of Cala d'es Moro and is bustling with restaurants, bars and clubs.

The main beach in San Antonio is S’Arenal de San Antonio, a pleasant beach with shallow waters and lots of facilities where you can enjoy a comfortable day sunbathing on the Balearic coast. There are also lots of fun water sports you can get involved in, such as banana boats and flying fish!

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