biza, Spain, often referred to as “The White Island” for its typical architecture. This is the third largest of the Balearic Islands off the coast of Spain in the Mediterranean Sea. There are over 50 islands in this cluster, many of them uninhabited. The beaches, hillsides, cliffs and coves are absolutely breathtaking in their beauty and serenity. The weather here is extremely pleasurable with mild summers and winters, boasting over 300 days a year of bright, clear blue skies and warm sun. This is ideal for the abundant outdoor and water activities tourists can enjoy throughout the year. The local residents are sincerely hospitable to the many thousands of tourists that visit yearly. After your first visit, you will want to plan other trips to Ibiza as you cannot experience all this beautiful little island has to offer in just one visit. Interestingly the weather, scenery and hospitality aren’t the only attractions here.
There is no denying, Ibiza has a longstanding, notorious reputation for it’s nude beaches and wild nightlife with it’s many elaborate nightclubs and not so elaborate bars. The hippie culture greatly contributed to this reputation. Over the years it has drawn tourists from all over the world to participate in or observe this sometimes riotous nightlife. The local Tourism Department has worked hard to dispel this reputation and promote activities that encourage families to choose Ibiza as their next vacation spot. Their hard efforts have definitely paid off as this is a fabulous vacation spot for a family. Never fear though, the exciting and sometimes rowdy nightlife is still there for those late night adventure seekers. Ibiza has hundreds of wonderful restaurants specializing in exquisite cuisine, many of these restaurants will be found in the best hotels Ibiza, located not only on the stunning beaches but also in the very heart of the cities. For a more casual dining experience you can patronize one of the many local eateries serving a “home cooked” menu with a local flair.
Among the numerous and varied activities and tours you can enjoy is the interesting Don Pedro Shipwreck. The Don Pedro was a merchant ship that sank off Ibiza last July and is now open for diving excursions. For those that have a love of the water and are seeking a most unusual diving experience, this is a definite must do! The Don Pedro has the distinction of being the largest shipwreck in Europe that meets recreational dive limits. The diving tours are conducted by professional, experienced guides, guaranteeing a diver’s dream. All in all, Ibiza has something to offer everyone whether you are young, old, wild or tame…go and enjoy…and plan to return!
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