Where to stay in San Antonio

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  • Citorah PickHotel · San Antonio

    INNSiDE by Meliá Ibiza

    Citorah says A four-star at Cala de Bou, which is in the municipality of Sant Josep rather than San Antonio’s. Summer season only.

Where to eat in San Antonio

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  • Citorah PickRestaurant · San Antonio

    Es Ventall

    Citorah says Antonia Cardona and Miguel Bonet opened it in 1982, and the second generation runs it now. Its mission, it says, is to move Ibiza’s cooking forward without losing its essence: traditional dishes such as bullit de peix and sofrit pagès, next to newer ones. It cooks over wood, with fruit and vegetables from its own farm at Es Broll de Buscastell.

Bars and nights out in San Antonio

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  • Citorah PickBar · San Antonio

    Café del Mar

    Citorah says Café del Mar, the original sunset bar by its own description, has been there since 1980.

  • Citorah PickBar · San Antonio

    Café Mambo

    Citorah says Café del Mar, the original sunset bar by its own description, has been there since 1980. Café Mambo is on the same seafront street, Carrer de Vara de Rey.

  • Citorah PickBar · San Antonio

    Savannah Club

    Citorah says Savannah Club is a restaurant and terrace facing the sunset that turns into a club at night.

Things to do in San Antonio

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  • Citorah PickBoat party · San Antonio

    Pukka Up

    Citorah says If this is your first Ibiza boat party, take Pukka Up. It has been running since 2003 and calls itself “the original Ibiza boat party”. The format is simple: a two-hour pre-party at Rio Ibiza, on Sant Antoni’s Passeig de la Mar, then a three-hour sunset boat. Every 2026 ticket included a welcome drink and two sangrias.

    The catch You had to swap your ticket for a wristband at Rio Ibiza by 17:00 (16:00 in September and October), and latecomers lost boat and club entry with no refund.

  • Citorah PickBoat party · San Antonio

    Float Your Boat

    Citorah says Float Your Boat is the music-led one. The vibe reads “we came for the DJ”, not “we came for the photos”.

    The catch Two sailings a week, against Pukka Up’s three, so there are fewer dates to choose from.

Other neighbourhoods

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    Playa d’en Bossa

    If you came to Ibiza for the music, this is your address. Playa d’en Bossa, south of Ibiza Town, is the island’s longest beach, with more than 2.5 kilometres of sand, and ibiza.travel, the island’s tourism site, calls it the epicentre of Ibiza’s nightlife.

    Best for first-timers focused on the superclubs · groups doing several nights of music with no interest in driving anywhere

  • Neighbourhood · 9 places

    Ibiza Town

    Ibiza Town (Eivissa) is the island’s capital. Its old town, Dalt Vila, looks down over the port from inside 16th-century Renaissance walls, and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999.

    Best for returning visitors · couples · anyone who wants the dinner-and-marina version of the trip

  • Neighbourhood · 4 places

    Santa Eulària

    Santa Eulària des Riu is on the east coast. Aguas de Ibiza, in the town, puts itself half an hour by car from Ibiza Town or the airport.

    Best for couples · families · second-trip visitors who’ve done the clubs and want to slow down

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    The north

    This is a different Ibiza: narrower roads, fewer bars and more countryside.

    Best for returning visitors who’ve done the clubs · couples on a wellness trip or honeymoon · anyone who wants to stay at an agroturismo, a farm turned into a hotel

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