Ibiza

Thanks to its location set into the cliff above Sol d’en Serra beach, Amante rewards diners with a pretty spectacular view. As a beach club, Amante is somewhere you can relax on the loungers as the day passes you by.

Can Caus is a wonderfully unpretentious restaurant that has a rustic charm. The ingredients for the dishes are all sourced from their very own farms and the result is a menu which is traditional and wholesome.

You’ll find Sunset Ashram on the headland which divides Cala Conta beach into two bays. It’s a great place to grab a snack and a drink in between sunbathing sessions and it’s also a superb place for a more filling lunch and dinner.

Located by the Marina, this is a great spot to enjoy a leisurely breakfast. Specialising in organic, raw and vegan food (but also serving meat) the produce is all as locally sourced as possible.

Nagai is a contemporary sushi and sake bar. The atmosphere here is low-key and diners can choose from a table in the candlelit courtyard which is decorated with ancient olive trees or in one of the unique interior rooms.

Come day or night, Nikki Beach is the place to be seen. It attracts visitors and locals alike who wish to spend a glamorous afternoon or evening experiencing the award-winning restaurant, stylish cabana bar, luxuriously plush oversized sunbeds and the prime beachside location.

Possibly the most famous nightclub in the world, Pacha has been open for 40 years and it’s showing no signs of slowing down. The crowd it welcomes differs each evening depending on the music being played.

Like Pacha, Amnesia is another nightclub which needs no introduction. Its status is legendary and it lays claim to the creation of the ‘Balearic Beat’.

If you’re looking for ambience, La Bodega has it in droves. Whether you’re seeking a street side cafe, restaurant or bar – this venue is all of them rolled into one. Located at the foot of the old town it’s a great place to grab a bite to eat or a drink before or after a stroll around this historic part of the city.

Run by the highly acclaimed mixologist, Charles Vexenat, Bar 1805 combines French flair with the artistic soul of Ibiza. Make sure to try their signature cocktail called The Green beast which is a blend of absinthe, cucumber and lime.

A local legend suggests that hundreds of years ago the roof of the church at the top of the hill in Santa Eulalia collapsed, yet none of the congregation was killed. Homage is paid to this miraculous event every year with floral displays, parades of horse-drawn carriages and fireworks.

Ibiza is known for the legendary start and end of season parties. No matter which you choose to go for, you’ll still find the same sense of hedonism as like-minded revellers are either getting into the swing of things for the season ahead or intend to make the most of their last hurrah.