Ibiza Beach Vacation Guide

Ibiza is famous worldwide as the island that never sleeps. This arid Mediterranean speck off the coast of Spain attracts partiers, the jet set, and average vacationers to its shores to drink and dance until dawn to world-famous DJs in its mega-clubs, some which hold thousands of people (like Privilege, the world's largest nightclub). After nursing your hangover on a golden beach, while watching beautiful people saunter by, you'll find that this gorgeous island has a lot more going for it than just a blitz of booze and beats. Ibiza (pronounced ee-beeth-a with a lilting Castilian lisp) is the third largest of the Balearic Islands off southeastern Spain. It's filled with the geographical splendors of steep cliffs, dramatic rock isles (like the mystical Es Vedr à), tucked-away beach coves, and hilly terrain dotted with fig and olive trees. Beyond the tourist enclaves, half of the island (especially the fairly unspoiled northeast) remains covered by thick woods and rural landscapes.Read More