Holidays in Ibiza offer plenty for the fashion conscious, with excellent designer boutiques and an amazing collection of trend-setting cafes, bars and truly extraordinary clubs. Whether your interests lay in clubbing ’til dawn (and beyond) then sleeping on the beach, or sightseeing ’til lunch time then grazing over freshly caught fish in a rustic harbor-side cafe there is something to cater for everyone. Find out where to find the best places to spend the night in the globe’s clubbing capital.
Visit the club websites to view the party schedules. Each club throws different themed parties throughout the week. The terrace is a huge greenhouse with palm trees, many bars and a pleasantly air-conditioned VIP area that encircles the club on the second floor.
The people on the main floor are cooled off in a rather unique fashion: two massive “ice cannons” blasting off cold air at regular intervals. Dance clubs here are high profile and some of the larger ones can hold thousands of people. The nightclubs stage parties with different themes every night, which are heavily promoted, so it’s easy to find what you’re looking for.
Privledge is the world’s biggest club and quite expensive to get into. Try to stay in that area if you more . If you?re into partying you go to Ibiza.” Although sometimes the press may occasionally divert their attention to other locations like Mykonos and Aiya Napa, Ibiza is clearly the clubbing heavyweight of the world. The infrastructure is set up in a way that the poor and the rich can party together on the same island, which makes the island unique; The great bar culture adds to the party scene. While the New Year is still new head for one of the many pubs and clubs to continue the party in the city that never sleeps.
Its year-round sunshine, stunning beaches and exciting night clubs have drawn visitors for decades. In fact, Ibiza has something of a reputation as a party destination. Enjoy traditional Italian cuisine at one of the many restaurants in Livigno or taste the extensive nightlife at the bars and nightclubs. With some of the biggest clubs on the planet within a radius of 10 miles, Ibiza would probably translate as `celebration of life’. This Spanish island is today the irrefutable `sunset capital’ where dusk to dawn parties jive to ambient, deep house, techno and more sounds, and spin gurus like Paul Van Dyke rule.
Mostly a Brit hang-out, the club hosts nights and parties that speak directly to its favorite audience, but that travel quite poorly for other nationals; such as Hip Hop DJ Tim Westwood (of British MTV) and his -Invasion-. Experts can get you reservations at all the top restaurants, private beach clubs and nightclubs - akin to having access pass to the most exclusive party around, night after night. On top of all that they can organize a personal shopping guide to take you to all the best and insider secret boutiques. Clubs open only for the three months in the summer. The challenge is to prolong the season by promoting short breaks all year round.
For nightclubbing, there is a “disco bus” that run for 23 hours (250ptas); clubs also refund taxi fare for three or more partiers. With this kind of service, it’s no wonder Ibiza is a reveler’s delight. Last summer, the club’s monthly “Flower Power” parties were regarded as among the best nights on the island. Ibiza’s genuine hippy denizens were allowed free entry while wannabe hippies attempted a trip back to the 1960s. Here on this small, but vivacious island, you can dance the day away at some of the beach clubs or venture out at night into some of the best bars and clubs in Europe. Here you will visit the beach town of Ayia Nappa which has some of the best exotic places to party.
