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Ibiza is a sunny Spanish Island of contrasts. Latterly It has become well known as a party island for the young. However it also has everything that tourists have come to love about the Spanish Islands. It has over 80 beaches ranging from the Aigues Blanques beach which surprised the visitor with its unusual light turquoise coloured sea. This beach is particularly popular with body surfers as well as being the only officially recognised nudist beach. The Cala Llonga beach is one of the most popular on the island, it has a beach of over 200 meters in length dotted with pretty coves.

Perhaps the most famous town is San Antonio which is the second largest on the island. The oldest part of the town has the 16 th century church and a port that was originally the centre of the old fishing village.

Driving in Ibiza

Driving is the same as on for the Spanish Mainland - Speed limits are as follows; Motorway 120k/h, Dual Carriageway 110k/h, Open Road 100k/h, Town 50k/h. Driving in the right hand side.

Must See in Ibiza

• San Agnes - Close to the Northern coastline with its spectacular cliffs, San Agnes is most isolated rural parish on the island.
• San Jordi - This is a village made up of hundreds of tiny houses with the only church on the island that has battlements
• Ibiza Town - Eivissa - This is the old walled city with its maze of streets. Jutting out to see and overlooking the East coast of the island from the square outside the city's cathedral.
• San Jose - Dominated by its church fortress dating back to the 15th Century and took 300 years to complete.

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Dates for Your Diary

• Festa Sant Francesc - April 2nd, a popular feast of St. Francis is celebrated throughout the Spanish islands.
• Santa Eulalia - Festa de Maig - first Sunday in May this spring flower festival is one of the most colourful fiestas in the Balearic islands
• Dia de Virgen de Carmen - July 15th to 16th, held all over the Balearic islands, the feast of the patron saint of sailors includes parades and the blessing of fishing boats
• Assumption of the Virgin - August 15th, this is a major festival that is held throughout Spain
• Eivissa Medieval - second Sunday in May - a recent festival includes concerts and dancing, celebrating the declaration of Dalt Villa as a World Heritage site in 1992.