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IBIZA OVERVIEW:

It is hard to imagine that the party island of Ibiza actually has a history. However, man’s presence here (which with neighbouring Formentera forms the Pitiusa islands, from the Greek, meaning “pines”) goes back as far as the Bronze Age. In the 8th century the islands became the most Eastern point of Al-Andalus, or Islam Spain. In more recent times, its clear waters and fine beaches, together with its nightlife, have made the island a leisure paradise.

CLIMATE:

Off the Mediterranean coast of Valencia, Ibiza enjoys fine weather from April through to November.

GETTING THERE: Cala Xarraca, Ibiza Spain

There are direct flights to the island from most major airports between the summer months of May and September.

ACCOMMODATION:

Ibiza is a very popular holiday destination attracting some top end clients. Consequently, the island boasts some very fine hotels, from resort based establishments to very fashionable 5-star exclusive retreats, such as Na Xamena.

CUISINE:

The cuisine here features the local seafood; “cassolana” monkfish, Ibiza-style lobster and grilled sea datils (a rare mollusc). There are also many international restaurants on the island.

Sa Penya District in Ibiza Town, Balearic Islands, SpainTHEY SAY:

The natural beauty of the island and its secluded retreats make it a great place for small, exclusive incentives or intimate meetings. The neighbouring island of Formentera is a paradise!