Ibiza

The Island

Ibiza-at2
Not a bad commercial site at all, though low on content. I really include it because if you click the Union Jack, you get a Google translation of the page with the kind of English Manuel used to produce in Fawlty Towers: "...he is facil to find a piece of paraiso hidden in some of the fabulous coves..." Lovely. The best part of the site is found clicking "Culture and History."

IbizaHolidays.com Best of the Net
A splendid site, by "residents of Ibiza" who evidently have a connection with the music scene but otherwise do not identify themselves. Their content is too extensive to list, but includes beaches, activities and sports, photos, towns and villages, ... all looked at from a young but wry point of view. The "Clubbing" section is almost a site to itself, and is excellent, though I would have liked to hear some samples. All told, very commendable, and I wish them much success (though it is a bit naughty of them to put other people's sites in frames like that)..

Ibiza Magazine
It is difficult to see why they call this site a magazine, as it is little more than a series of advertisements. Some splendid photos, though.

Ibiza Online
A rather confused and confusing site, much of which is devoid of content, though it has good info on and photos of the playas, beaches, and a somewhat racy nightlife section. I suspect it has never been updated, though.

Ibiza Spotlight Best of the Net
A commercial site, by far the best dealing with Ibiza, with pretty well all you might need to know about the island. It is especially good on nightlife, which is a reason to be grateful, considering the importance of Ibiza as a club centre.

Ibiza Hotels and Lodgings

Apart from the links to individual hotels given under "Places," try these reservation services with which SPV is affiliated: Hotel Club and Venere. And if you are prepared to travel within the next 20 days, Rates To Go has some great last-minute bargains.

Clubbing

Ibiza 4clubbers
Clubbing is the main reason thousands of young people flock to Ibiza every summer, so much so that to say "Ibiza clubbing" is practically a tautology. This is a section of a larger site dedicated to the UK club scene.

Ibiza Clubbing
From Ibiza Spotlight (see above).

Clubs

Clubs are concentrated in Ibiza Town itself, San Antonio and Playa d'en Bossa.

Amnesia
Originally an open-air discotheque, till the authorities obliged them to cover it up. OK site, with good music.

Blue Rose
Actually a strip club, which I include here because Ibiza Spotlight does. Fantastic site.

Bora Bora
Popular beachbar in Playa d'en Bossa. I can't find a website: this is an old BBC page.

DC10
An afterhours, the name being explained by its proximity to the airport. An impressive list of DJ's, if you think there is anything impressive about DJ's.

Eden
Macrodisco In San Antonio, on the seafront. Relatively new, OK website.

El Divino
In the marina, and trying to be glamorous. Website not really up to the task.

Es Paradis
In San Antonio, and fairly central. OK site, with good music and virtual flyers.

Guarana Music Bar
In Santa Eulalia's marina. Nice website, nice music.

Pacha
The original. Great site, with better music than any of the other clubs. See also pacha.com.

Privilege
The world's biggest club. Weird website: what is the point of having to enter with password?

Soul City
In San Antonio, free entrance, and a nice change from all that techno. Mellow website.

Space
Described by Ibiza Spotlight as "possibly the world's first Afterhours," in Playa d'en Bossa. I almost never say this, but the website is horrid.