If I should believe the internet, there are more than 60 beaches on Ibiza. That is more than enough choice! So which beaches should you really not miss?
You probably already know that you can dance endlessly in the club and eat fantastic food in restaurants on Ibiza. But did you know that the island is also ideal for beautiful walks? Don’t worry, no endless walks. Although that’s an option too. But I’ve listed a few short hikes for you.
Ibiza seems to be getting more popular by the day. And rightly so, because it is a wonderful island with much more to experience than dancing in the clubs. So in preparation for your holiday: a blog with helpful Ibiza tips and fun to do’s.
We all love Italian food, don’t we? So it’s no surprise that you’ll find lots of great food in Trento. Here’s a short list of restaurants and bars I enjoyed.
If Ibiza is known for anything, it’s the clubs. They are huge, and the DJs that play there are the best in the world. Discover the most famous clubs on Ibiza, in alphabetical order.
On the north coast of Mallorca, you will find the popular seaside resort of C’an Picafort. At an hour’s drive from the airport, you’ll encounter beautiful beaches and many tourists. You can easily discover the island’s north from this coastal town, but there is plenty of entertainment in C’an Picafort itself too. With these 11 tips, you will have a wonderful holiday in C’an Picafort or a packed day trip!
Eating. It’s one of the most important activities when you’re on holiday, right? Choosing a restaurant is always tricky, so that’s why I list the restaurants that I like on Ibiza. And also the ones I didn’t like so that you can skip them!
Deep in the south of Spain lies Gibraltar. Or actually, it is not in Spain because it is British territory. People speak English, pay in pounds, and eat fish and chips. If you are in the area, Gibraltar is definitely a memorable visit from Spain.
