Sol House Mixed by Ibiza Rocks Hotel

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.

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.

Daily tours, weekend packages and week long holidays, all guided and instructed by qualified, experienced and enthusiastic professionals.

Next door to two of Ibiza's biggest clubs, the Slingshot is open from midday until 4am. Whether you prefer to ride in the dy, and enjoy the spectacular view of San Antonio and the surrounding bay, or ride at night with all the mayhem and fun of the fair.

Situated on the S'Estanyol beach in the middle of the San Antonio Bay, this watersports centre offers a variety of activities to entertain you.

Come here to enjoy some of the best Italian cuisine and the best sunset views in the world!

Whilst other Mexican restaurants in Ibiza have come and gone, Tijuana has been trading strongly since 1995 and is the destination to head to for delicious, authentic Mexican food.

Located in the 18th-century chapel of Saint Agnes, just outside San Antonio, this restaurant offers delicious cuisine in a grand setting.

Multi-awarded chef José Miguel Boned presents his modern take on traditional Ibizan cuisine in the centre of Sant Antoni, keeping the essence of classic Mediterranean recipes with contemporary touches.

Located near the end of the sunset strip of Sant Antoni de Portmany, Ibiza, Kasbah is the heart of authentic Mediterranean dining, offering a unique culinary experience.

By day this bar restaurant serves up delicious snacks and meals from hearty breakfasts to a range of burgers, sandwiches, ribs and wings. In the evening the cocktails and ice cold drinks are flowing.

This restaurant and lounge bar is a great setting for an informal evening of sharing tapas and enjoying some drinks.

Cafe Mambo is one of the famous sunset bars in San Antonio. Originally a derelict house which just happened to be facing one of the most famous sunsets in the world.

Watching the sunset in Cafe del Mar has become a must do activity on any Ibizan holiday. The sunsets are spectacular and the chill out accompaniment tunes enhance the experience.

Opened in 1999, this nightclub has grown to become one of the major players on the world clubbing map, hosting big names in the DJing scene.

Located near the end of the sunset strip of Sant Antoni de Portmany, Ibiza, Kasbah is the heart of authentic Mediterranean dining, offering a unique culinary experience.

Mainly decorated in white, full of columns, Roman-style pillars and flowers, this club immediately stands out as something different from other Ibizan clubs.

Formerly known by the title of 'Reggae Beach', this pretty stretch of white sand has lost some of its reggae-atmosphere but none of its beauty and charm.

This pleasant small beach is within walking distance along the coast from San Antonio town centre, around 30-40 minutes walk. You can also easily take a bus or water taxi over from the main town.

Made up of three distinct beaches, all going by the same name and all accessible to the others by foot, but separated from each other by rocks, roads and hotels.

There are many beaches along the coastline of San Antonio bay and Punta Xinxo is the very last of them. The furthest away from the main town and consequently one of the least visited in the bay.

Only a 20 minute walk from San Antonio itself, this city beach is a quieter neighbour to S'Arenal de San Antonio.

This is the main beach in San Antonio, 500m long with lots of soft golden sand.

The church of San Antonio dates back to the 14th century, however like many other churches, only some of the original building remains.

The 19th century Esglesia de Sant Agusti is a large stone building whitewashed in typical Balearic style and topped with a bell tower, it is distinctive when compared to other Ibizan churches by its lack of porch area common to most.

Typical Ibizan white washed church with bell tower and traditional bell situated right in the heart of the town.

The cave of Ses Fontanelles is situated in an area of beautiful rocky cliffs between Santa Agnes and San Antonio. Inside, there are pre-historic paintings.

Situated in the west of Ibiza the small town of Santa Agnes comprises just two restaurants and a beautiful church.

Situated a little away from the town centre in the older part of San Rafael the church is white washed in the traditional fashion.

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.

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.

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. 

The steep road that leads down into Cala Vadella from the south shows you a glimpse of the beauty that awaits you below. Passing beautiful white washed villas with colourful windows and roofs you are led down to a surprisingly lively and picturesque resort.