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Take a trip onboard this luxury yacht along the coast of Mallorca or Ibiza to any destination of your choosing.

Take a trip onboard this luxury yacht along the coast of Mallorca or Ibiza to any destination of your choosing.

Take a trip onboard this luxury yacht along the coast of Mallorca or Ibiza to any destination of your choosing.

Take a trip onboard this luxury yacht along the coast of Mallorca or Ibiza to any destination of your choosing.

Take a trip onboard this luxury yacht along the coast of Mallorca or Ibiza to any destination of your choosing.

Originally a traditional Ibicencan house in the Port, Villa Mercedes has been transformed into a prominent feature in San Antonio.

This rooftop restaurant has specialties from Cuba, Argentina, Peru, Mexico and Brazil. Enjoy fusions of flavours from different Latin American countries.

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

Located on the west coast of the island, in San Antonio, along the stunning S'Arenal waterfront with ocean views, this is the perfect place to enjoy a lazy day or party by the pool.

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.

This restaurant, located north of Sant Antoni, offers a full gastronomic experience thanks to the mastery of its chef, Alvaro Sanz, in a traditional Ibizan house.

Situated right at the north end of San Antonio’s iconic Sunset Strip this small sand and rock beach offers great facilities, good swimming and spectacular views.

Just 2km and a short walk from the lively resort of San Antonio is the beautiful beach of Cala Gracio.

Just north of Cala Gracio, a short walk away past some fishing huts, is the much more tranquil cove of Cala Gracioneta.

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

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 is a unique place on the island as it's technically not a beach, but it is the perfect spot for sunbathing.

These caves date back 100,000 years and contain various fossils and bone remains.

As part of the "new town" this lovely promenade was built in 1912 and named after the Ibizan soldier Joaquin Vara del Ray who was killed in action, whilst bravely fighting against America in 1898. As a dedication, there is a monument in the pedestrianised square opposite Vara del Ray.

This art gallery showcases some of the best names in contemporary art in Ibiza Town.

Historically the building dates back to the 16th century and was originally a monastery. In 1835 the building became the property of the local council and the monks were forced to move. Since then, it turned into a hospital, a school, a prison and today it still belongs to the Eivissa Council.

There is not much to the village of Sant Mateu in the west of the island of Ibiza, but the church takes up a fairly large mass of land in the middle of it.

When you drive into Es Cubells the only thing that you notice is the white washed stone buildings and how pristine they look in their well kept surroundings.

The Roca Lisa Golf Course was founded in 1992 and is located just seven kilometres from the capital of Ibiza, halfway between the towns of Jesus and Santa Eulalia.

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.

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 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.

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