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All Inclusive Holidays in San Antonio – A clubber’s paradise

Situated on the north-west coast of Ibiza, All Inclusive Holidays in San Antonio in the heart of the pulsing beat that is Ibiza’s clubbing scene. But it’s not all about clubbing. San Antonio has a reputation for great cafes, beautiful beaches and arguably the best water-sports facilities on the island.

Split into three main areas- The Bay, Westend and Sunset Strip; this resort has hotels, apartments and guesthouses to suit all budgets and tastes. Take a walk along the waterfront from one end of San Antonio to the other and you are guaranteed adventure and spectacles galore. Dive into the town that earned Ibiza its hedonistic reputation.

When to go on all inclusive San Antonio holidays

Holidays to San Antonio usually have a slightly extended season; clubs like Es Paradis and Eden usually open their doors in mid-May, but the season really gets started in June, with a lot of the outlying clubs hosting opening parties then. The season continues on through the months of July and August and usually comes to a close at the end of September, with the magnificent closing parties, where venues try to out-do each other to produce the grandest closing spectacle.

Getting the best deal

With lots of all inclusive hotels in the San Antonio area, the competition for your custom is fierce. Make sure you telephone the hotel before booking to ensure the prices they have on their website are up to date and always ask if there are any cheap deals. Most of the major nightclubs now take bookings online and many have higher prices on the door, so book early. Finally, always keep an eye on those late deals, you never know what bargains you might find!

Airport and transfers for all inclusive San Antonio holidays

A holiday in San Antonio will begin after just a 20-minute drive away from Ibiza’s airport, which connects to all the UK’s main airports. The airport is open-plan and clean, but can get very busy during the season; however, there are many great boutiques and shops on the concourse that will take your mind off going home. The airport has car-hire companies, taxis and bus services running 24hrs a day.

From San Antonio you can take buses, taxis and even water-taxis to many parts of the island. There is also the special Disco-Bus that will take you to all of the major clubs on a route from Ibiza Town to San Antonio and back again. There is also a regular ferry service that shuttles between the beaches of San Antonio’s bay area.

The best beaches

The beaches in Ibiza are many and varied; the great thing about the island is that it is small enough to take in a number of them during your stay. Beaches range from white sand fringed coves to golden stretches of open coast and all in between.

Best beach for lazing on a sun lounger

The San Antonio bay area has a choice of 5 beaches, all within walking distance of each other that offer sun-loungers a-plenty. These beaches can get busy during the peak of the season, so it is advisable to grab your lounger early in the day before the crowds hit the beach at midday. The aptly named Playa Bella offers lots of sun loungers and is a little further away (and quieter) from the main drag but still quickly reached by ferry.

Best beach for activities

The beach of S’Arenal de San Antonio, which is right in front of the centre of town, is the best for accessing all that this fabulous town can offer. Here you will find 2 dive schools, lots of places for windsurfing or volleyball and a short walk to the go-karting track. There is a small fun park here too. Just around the bay in Port d’es Torrent is Ibiza’s newest water park.

Best beach for complete isolation

North of San Antonio is a beach with a split personality. Cala Salada has a family side with a gently sloping golden sand beach with a few facilities, set in the beautiful rugged northern coastline. A short, precarious walk across the rocks on a coastal path will reveal the other side to Cala Salada. A beautiful, isolated little beach that can only hold a few people, this is the perfect place to chill and watch the madding crowd on the other side.

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Things to do while on holidays in San Antonio

Explore the famous harbour

San Antonio is a much loved Mediterranean resort boasting a beautiful, historic harbour which the Romans called Portus Magnus. Ambling along the serene palm fringed promenade here is a must when visiting San Antonio. At the marina you can take in the yachts, speedboats and fishing boats or hop onto a ferryboat heading out to nearby beaches and villages. The harbour is also a great place to dine out, marvel at the stunning sunsets and people watch at your leisure.

Family activities

Ibiza caters extremely well for families on all inclusive holidays. There are five great beaches within easy reach of the resort and the area is known for its calm, warm waters and all-encompassing beach facilities. As a change from the beach, a great thing to do while staying at San Antonio is to visit the popular play park on San Antonio Bay where you’ll find trampolines, climbing frames, bouncy castles, sand pits and swings to keep the kids amused for hours. The island also has mini trains which run tourist routes regularly, providing a fantastic way to sightsee and entertain children at the same time. The resort of San Antonio is popular with families during May, June and after the peak season, in September and October when it‘s still relatively warm and sunny.

World famous nightclubs

During July and August British, German and Scandinavian holidaymakers enjoying all inclusive holidays in San Antonio tend to be young clubbers looking for sun, beach relaxation and the buzzing nightlife for which Ibiza is now world renowned. The most famous clubs in San Antonio are found on sunset strip, an area with great views and a friendly, party atmosphere. Cafe del Mar is perhaps best known, but Mambo, Coastline, Kanya, Savannah and others are also increasingly popular.

Dine in style

The choice of restaurants and cafes in San Antonio is impressive and dining al fresco is one of the most pleasurable things to do while staying here. Try S’Avaradero Restaurant, which has gorgeous views over the Marina and out to sea, and serves excellent fresh fish, paellas, pizzas and traditional Spanish and Ibicenco dishes. Another highly recommended restaurant is Rincon de Pepe, which is famed for its rustic interior, charming patio and tasty authentic tapas.

Diving

Sun-drenched Ibiza has around 200 km of inviting coastline, which over the years has catered for increasing numbers of dive enthusiasts. From San Antonio it is easy to book onto a diving course at one of the qualified diving schools in the area. Trips to over 80 dive sites including caves and wrecks are on offer almost all year round, and beginners benefit from the calmness and high visibility of the water here.

The weather in San Antonio

During peak season, San Antonio all inclusive holidays regularly basks in temperatures of 25 to 30 degrees. Rainfall is almost non-existent during the summer months, and the island usually sees at least 8 to 10 hours of cloudless skies a day. Sea temperatures are at their warmest during August, some of the more sheltered beaches may have water temperatures of 25 degrees by midday!