2016-12-09

Ibiza (Eivissa) has come to be a favourite holiday destination among the young millennials, celebrities and sun worshippers. This small island off the coast of Spain give you an extravagant view to the Mediterranean Sea. This place offers scenic beaches and trendy parties making it the place to see and be seen at. Ibiza forms a part of the Baleric Islands which has the distinction of being an autonomous community of Spain. Its largest city is the Ibiza town, which offer in its enticing harbour tapas of fresh seafood. If you are someone who enjoys history and culture you can explore the walled upper town called the Dalt Villa – you can tread and soak in the history as you walk up the narrow, cobblestones lanes which lead to the historic battlements and the cathedral.

For the partygoers the famous beaches like the Cala JOndal, Playa d’en and Las Salinas boast of world famous upscale resorts and oomphy clubs which makes for the southern part of this island. Take your pick from Cala Gracio, Cala d’Hort or Cala des Moro to go for a relaxing swim or enjoy basking in the sun. The island also offers you spectacular dance acts and top DJ performances from talented names at clubs like Privilage that are located slightly inland.

For those who want to take a closer look at the rustic Ibiza, the northern half of the island offers the best experience. The village of Santa Eulalia del Rio (Santa Eulària des Riu) which is located towards the northeast of the Ibiza town offers a popular destination in the form of weekly Hippy Market to shoppers looking for souvenirs. You can choose to experience the enthralling drumming sessions timed around the sunset at the alluring Benirrás Beach located on the northern coast. Or you can also head to the nearby riveting Cova de Can Marçà offering the rich and fascinating visit to the network of ancient underground caves.

To reach Ibiza you can simply take a short plane trip or a ferry ride from Dénia and Valencia on the mainland as the island is situated just 49 miles or 79 kilometers off the Spain’s eastern coast. It is an easy destination with an international airport and several ports for those coming by sea to dock a yacht. For those who like to party in style, sightsee and absorb rich culture, sunbathe at the enchanting beaches and generally enjoy life, Ibiza is the place to be.  Lets look at the top and most popular Ibiza beaches.

Benirrás Beach: This beach forms one of the most cherished areas of the island is located on the northwest coast of the lovely island. The beach holds gripping sessions of dance and music which for the longest time has beckoned hippies and artists who come here and congregate for the enchanting experience. Currently this beach is gaining popularity among all holiday goers including families and regular tourists not to forget the honeymooners and families. Moreover, the yachts and boats also prefer to drop an anchor at Benirrás Beach due to the bay’s sheltered location.

Playa d’en Bossa: this is the it spot for those who love water sports and want to enjoy non-stop round the clock beachparties. The captivating expanse of golden sands between the Playa d’en Bossa beach resort and the clear blue Mediterranean sea is beguiling. It is the longest beach on the island with a meaure of 1.5 miles and one gives a mesmerizing view of the Ibiza’s walled old town – Dalt Vila in the distance.

Cala Jondal Beach is the most modern and trendy beach with great scenic and charming sloping cove and bright blue waters.

Ibiza is the place to be!

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