San Antonio Bay holidays
When planning a trip to Ibiza, many tourists choose to stay in San Antonio Bay because it is considered one of the most visually stunning resorts on the island and a popular location. You'll find it immediately to the south of San Antonio Town, which is known as a paradise for clubgoers.
However, holidays spent in San Antonio Bay are significantly more peaceful than those spent in other sections of the island; however, it is not difficult to gain access to the club scene if that is something you desire. The resort is popular with couples and families who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy some quiet time together in a tranquil setting. Head down to the crescent-shaped beach, and as you get closer to the harbour, you'll notice various water activities available, ranging from waterskiing to playing in the waves in a banana boat.
If you are looking for some privacy, there are five beaches within walking distance of the beautiful sands of San Antonio that you might check out. Cala Gracio is one of the best beaches because it has a shoreline that slopes gradually away from the water, making it an excellent location for children who want to play in water that is not dangerous. The accommodations are designed with families in mind, and there are plenty of places around that are appropriate for kids, such as the Acrobosc outdoor playground.
Things to do
You have your pick of five breathtaking beaches, so you may relax and work on your tan in relative seclusion, or you can challenge yourself with any exhilarating water activities available at the harbour in San Antonio. Golden sands, azure oceans, and shady palm trees are characteristics shared by all of the beaches, despite each beach's unique personality.
The Harbour Market is a shopper's paradise, filled to the brim with unique knickknacks and handcrafted items. Spend a day at the Aguamar Water Park enjoying the rides, slides, flumes, and pools with your family if you are travelling with them. You can get your groove on at one of San Antonio's clubs if you're in the mood for some excitement, or you can take a peaceful stroll along the water's edge with your significant other while watching the sun go down.
Eating and drinking
You will be spoiled for choice when selecting a place to halt along the lovely promenade that lines the bay to enjoy some food and drink if you stroll down this promenade at a leisurely pace. There is an overwhelming number of visually beautiful pubs, cafes, and restaurants, all of which offer fantastic views across the bay. You can choose what to eat from the tempting menus set up for you, but you should get there early so you can get the best seat in the house for when the sun goes down.
San Antonio Bay is best for...
Beach lovers: The golden arc of San Antonio Bay is home to five beautiful beaches, each of which is known for its exquisitely smooth, white sand and a variety of thrilling water activities.
Families: The neighbouring water park, Aguamar, is sure to be a hit with children and adults of all ages thanks to its extensive selection of swimming pools, playgrounds, and slides.
Mates: The resort is ideal for groups of friends searching for laid-back days while still having easy access to the area's popular nightlife destinations, such as San Antonio Town, which is located nearby.
A few quick facts about San Antonio Bay
Language: Here, Spanish is the main language. Even though the locals speak English well, a "por favor" or "gracias" now and then goes a long way, no matter how badly you say it.
Currency: Before you fly to San Antonio Bay for your vacation, you'll need to change your pounds and pence into euros.
Local time: San Antonio Bay is ahead of GMT/UK time by one hour.
Fly to: Ibiza Airport. San Antonio Bay is 45 minutes away.
Flight time from the UK: The flight time to San Antonio Bay is under 2.5 hours.
Visa and Health: Visit www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/spain before you go on your trip to San Antonio Bay for advice on visas and health.
Balearics Sustainable Tourism Tax: The Balearic Government has put a "Sustainable Tourism Tax" that you will have to pay. This tax is meant to improve the environment and tourism. The price is between €1 and €4 per person per night, plus 10% VAT. This can change, and it depends on how many stars your hotel has. Children under the age of 16 won't have to pay, and people who stay more than nine nights will get a discount.