San Antonio Campsite

Discover the beautiful island of Ibiza with this full-day tour that takes you all around its coastline during the summer months.

An all-inclusive trip, departing from San Antonio, this cruise takes you towards the famous rock island of Es Vedra and Formentera.

Visit Ibiza’s best beaches on this 6-hour cruise that docks at both Cala Bassa and Cala Conta. Enjoy over an hour to swim, snorkel, paddleboard in the refreshing open sea. Relax and enjoy the views from the sun deck while enjoying drinks which are included for the duration of the cruise.

During the summer the Arenal cove is protected from the wind because the predominant wind comes from the East so the sea remains relatively calm, which makes it an excellent location to practice water sports, especially diving.

A three-hour cruise on a glass bottom boat round the west coast of San Antonio going to the island of Es Vedrá. During the trip, you will be able to see the bays of Cala Bassa, Cala Conta, Cala Molí, Cala Vadella, Cala Carbó, Cala d'Hort and Es Vedrá.

The lake surface is around 300m2, with most of the animals living in the middle, there are up to six tanks of varying size where other smaller species live.

San Antonio is the town by which many people define Ibiza. During the 1980's the town hit a development boom, as tourists (mainly English), flocked in their thousands to visit the sunny resort and dance the night away.

This pretty village sits on top of a hill and is definitely off the beaten track, located 19km west of Ibiza town, just pass the town of San Josep.

The large area of Sant Josep covers mainly the whole south west of the island and is a gateway to some of the island's most beautiful beaches and to the islet of Es Vedra.

Past San Rafael, above San Antonio, is the small village of Santa Agnes, only 18km north west of the town of Ibiza, this is really in the sticks. 

Heading out north west on the main road from Ibiza to San Antonio, after 7km, lies the small village of San Rafael. 

Just off the western coast of the island lies an small archipelago of uninhabited islands. The largest of these is Illa de sa Conillera, literally translated at "rabbit island", due to its residents.