Cheap Ibiza spain Hotels & Attractions: Ibiza, city Guide
Best known for its incredible landscape, idyllic beaches and world-class nightclubs, Ibiza is the third biggest of Spain's Balearic Islands. This sunny Mediterranean holiday hot spot first came to the attention of tourists in the 1960s.
Today, the island attractions around four million visitors each year, with at least one-fifth of its visitors under the age of 30. Yet despite its youth appeal, Ibiza is a firm family favorite, with portions of the island protected as World Heritage sites. Inhabited since ancient Greek times, the island rarely experiences rain, making it a year-round destination; though those wishing to avoid the tourist masses should steer clear during the peak summer season (June to August).
The party hub of San Antonio is just a short hop from the island's capital, Ibiza Town, which features an interesting old town. Most visitors self-drive between the resorts, but the cities and beach towns are easy to explore on foot.
Ibiza in Spain is a unique and wonderful destination with a lively, energetic, and vibrant atmosphere that draws many visitors here each year. This island has developed something of a reputation as being a party goers destination, but there is plenty more to enjoy here in Ibiza other than the exciting and colorful nightlife. Whether you are a group of friends, a family, or a couple, you will find plenty to keep you busy and entertained in Ibiza.
Ibiza is one of the world famous Balearic Islands and is the closest of these islands to mainland Spain. You will find some stunning beaches in this area, with miles of fabulous and beautiful coastline as well as some incredible recreational areas in which you can enjoy a host of activities. If you enjoy the outdoors you will find plenty to keep you busy here, from water sports, fishing, and walking, to nature trails, sightseeing, and picnicking.
The nightlife in Ibiza is second to none, and you will find a strong club scene culture here as the evening draws in. You will be able to enjoy some unique shopping opportunities here too, with plenty of shops to browse through and some unique gift and souvenir bargains to be had. This island was once recorded in the Guinness Book of Records as the 'entertainment island of the world' and when you visit Ibiza you will know why this destination earned this title.
You will find accommodations to suit all needs and budgets when you come to Ibiza, so you can look forward to everything from budget lodgings to big name hotels offering an array of amenities to suit all tastes. When it is time to grab a bite to eat you can select from a choice of eateries serving delicious snacks and meals to suit most pockets and palettes.
Ibiza Travel Tips from Ageed Siddiq and other guests
A few tips about the surrounding area, stuff to do and restaurants: The hotel is in Figueretas really, which is nice because it's between Ibiza town (20 mins walk) and Playa d'en Bossa (10 mins walk). To get to Figueretas beach (with some nice restaurants along the front overlooking the sea) come out of the hotel and turn right, and try to stick to a coastal walk. Try Restaurante La Cabana for gorgeous tapas and great portions/value. Plenty of veggie choice too. Ibiza town is about 20 mins on foot (turn right out of hotel), 7 Euros in a taxi or a bit less if you catch the No 14 bus and has plenty of places along the front or within D'Alt Vila (both a bit pricey) so try to visit the square which is nestled between D'Alt Vila and the harbour. For a cheap and tasty lunch, try Hostal Parque. For the most amazing meal ever if you fancy a real treat, try La Brasa. It's a absolutely stunning garden restaurant with food and drink to die for. It's one of the best meals I've ever had (and not just on holiday). We had Vegetable Paella (need to have a minimum of 2 people to order this) and Cava Sangria, which made a beautiful and fresh change. All the flavours were amazing and I can't sing the praises high enough. I think the bill was about 60 Euros, but we didn't need starters or desserts because the paella was so filling. Playa d'en Bossa (turn left out of hotel) has restaurants and bars, but caters for the more fast-food orientated customers. Most of it is actually shut off-season and we didn't feel it was worth a visit, but I can imagine if you go on-season it would be a real hive of activity. There are a couple of clubs there including Space and Bora Bora and a water park, but again, both close in Oct. The only club still open off-season is Pacha in Ibiza town, which is open Fri and Sat nights, and the occasional special occasion. Well worth a visit, and walkable from Ibiza town unless you're in killer shoes! Most people would rather get a taxi anyway I think! Beware, drinks are obviously expensive - 10 Euros for a spirit and mixer and slightly less for a bottle of lager. Other places to visit - The Hippy Market in Es Cana is worth a look. 20 Euros for ly stunning garden restaurant with food and drink to die for. It's one of the best meals I've ever had (and not just on holiday). We had Vegetable Paella (need to have a minimum of 2 people to order this) and Cava Sangria, which made a beautiful and fresh change. All the flavours were amazing and I can't sing the praises high enough. I think the bill was about 60 Euros, but we didn't need starters or desserts because the paella was so filling. Playa d'en Bossa (turn left out of hotel) has restaurants and bars, but caters for the more fast-food orientated customers. Most of it is actually shut off-season and we didn't feel it was worth a visit, but I can imagine if you go on-season it would be a real hive of activity. There are a couple of clubs there including Space and Bora Bora and a water park, but again, both close in Oct. The only club still open off-season is Pacha in Ibiza town, which is open Fri and Sat nights, and the occasional special occasion. Well worth a visit, and walkable from Ibiza town unless you're in killer shoes! Most people would rather get a taxi anyway I think! Beware, drinks are obviously expensive - 10 Euros for a spirit and mixer and slightly less for a bottle of lager. Other places to visit - The Hippy Market in Es Cana is worth a look. 20 Euros for adults by boat (well worth it for the views and it's a full day out). You can get the boat from Figueretas.Also, go to San Antonio to see the best views of the famous Ibiza sunset, either from Cafe del Mar or from one of many benches near the cafe for a cheaper option. Catch the No 3 bus Ibiza town to San An - It's very cheap and pretty regular. One thing I will say is you get the occasional scorcher of a day, but mostly the weather in mild in October (but always shorts and T-shirt weather). It won't seem really hot and sunny if you're used to the Canary Islands, for example. Also, the island does pretty much seem to close down in large parts from Oct onwards so it's great if you fancy relaxing, but if you want to party then go June-Sept...
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