Ibiza Bohemia (Classics)

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Set on a refurbished 18th-century farmhouse, Ibizazen offers an outdoor swimming pool and air-conditioned rooms with garden or pool views.

Head further north to explore one of Menorca’s most beautiful fishing villages, Fornells, whose whitewashed houses overlook the marina’s incredibly blue waters.Whether you take your holidays to Ibiza fast or slow, you’re sure to find what you’re looking for here.

And if you’re looking to get away from it all, the east coast is dotted with small cove-like areas including Calas de Mallorca. If you're looking for something less casual, pick from smart seafood restaurants (long-established Sa Caleta, Es Boldadó overlooking Es Vedrà) and romantic seaside hot spots that double as chic beach clubs, such as Amante near Cala Llonga, Es Cavallet’s El Chiringuito, Platja d’en Bossa’s Beachouse, and Beso Beach by the salt flats. Romantic couples can enjoy a quiet wander on the waterfront to watch the sun go down or, if you’re feeling lively, get into the groove at one of the clubs in San Antonio Town. If you’ve come to the island to experience its rural side, then October to April is a good option for hiking holidays. Summer fiestas: In late June The feast of Saint John kicks off the fiestas, and they carry on all summer long with almost weekly processions in resorts across the island.

If you’re travelling with the family, spend a day on the rides, slides, flumes, and pools at the Aguamar Water Park. Beyond the thumping bass in the clubbing hubs of Platja d’en Bossa and Sant Antoni de Portmany (aka San Antonio), Ibiza’s turquoise waters and stretches of white-sand beaches invite long, lazy days of soaking in the sun. Every week tourists and locals alike congregate to celebrate the setting sun to the sound of bongos. Rather than splurging money on a taxi after a night at the club, hop on the disco bus, which runs between San Antonio, Playa d’en Bossa and Ibiza town.

Wander through its ancient streets to discover whitewashed buildings, churches and the old city walls.Wander along its picturesque port ice cream in hand, or take a short bus ride to the beautiful coves of Cala Turqueta or Cala Es Talaier, two of the most sought-after beaches in the Balearics. While away Mediterranean days on the northwest’s pristine beaches, stroll the 14th-century ramparts of the Dalt Vila, or relax to chilled beats at a beach club. Set 328 feet from Caló d’es Moro Beach in San Antonio, the Gran Sol Hotel has a large swimming pool with a sun terrace and snack bar. Take 20 minutes to grab a café con leche and a pastry, then ascend the cobbled ramp up to Dalt Vila – the old town, a 16th-century Unesco World Heritage Site.