Ibiza Travel Guide

Ibiza is one of the Balearic Islands located in the Mediterranean Sea, belonging to Spain.

One of the joys of being on this island is that, no matter where you are, especially when driving, you are never far from one of the many wonderful beaches or secluded little coves.

The infamous Balearic isle of Ibiza goes from strength to strength each year and is still the number one when it comes to clubbing holidays. If its nightlife youre after then this is the right island. It has a hedonistic heritage stretching back more than 30 years. Top clubs, on form djs, hot bands, a cosmopolitan mix of clubbers, local residents, freaks, mature partygoers, fresh faces, a wide range of sexualities and the full alphabet of celebrities modern Ibiza contains multitudes.
Musically theres a wider choice now than ever before over ground, underground, rock, house, hip hop, techno, electro, r n b.

Restaurants in the country, high in the hills with magnificent views or under trees in peaceful meadows on beautiful beaches overlooking the azure sea and others in the resorts that have made Ibiza world famous. These restaurants are not necessarily the most expensive, but they are certainly among the best in terms of quality, value for money, ambience and service. Also included are those where the single attraction of excellent cuisine, historic setting, panoramic view, or exceptional character more than compensate for other possible shortcomings.

From sun worshippers to serious clubbers and shopaholics, everyones a winner with the choice of things to. Theres designer shopping, scuba diving, football you really will be spoilt for choice. Come for a break and a relax.

The natural environment of Ibiza is influenced both by Spain but also has a taste of Italy and islands such as Sardinia. Ibiza and Formentera are named the Pityouses after the pine trees, Pinus Halepensis, Juniperus Phoenicia, that grows abundantly on the land. Careful study of the island will reveal that the rock is very similar to most of the rock on the island, a sort of cross between limestone, sand, basaltic rock and dust.

The area is also home to the rare Monk seal, 11 species of reptile and 56 species of invertebrates. 170 species of migratory birds have been recorded in the coastal lagoons and salt works in the area. Ibiza is not all beach and late nights it is also home to some wonderful wildlife and lets hope that the environments many benefits to tourism will help sustain these natural resources for many generations of our children.

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Paul Weston writes Ibiza Travel Guides for Fly.co.uk



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