Tourist Guide Ibiza
The island of the Ibiza, or Eivissa as it is officially known, is one of the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean Sea that belongs to Spain.
Ibiza is a beautiful island paradise with amazing cove beaches and high towering cliffs covered with pine trees. The climate is Mediterranean with mild winters and hot summers. There is also some rainfall in winter. The average temperatures in winter are around 15°C and in summer they reach an average of 30°C.
Ibiza has a population of approximately 100,000 people, thought this figure increases dramatically in the summer months when millions of tourist flock to the island.
Although Ibiza is known as the modern day Mecca of trance music, the island has an ancient history. Phoenician settlers founded a port here that dates as far back as 654 BC.
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Sant Antoni de Portmany (About 8.4 mi) - Formentera (About 14.7 mi)
More information Spain:
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Sant Antoni de Portmany can be described as a town located along Ibiza’s western coast. Sant Antoni de Portmany was known by the name ‘San Antonio Abad’ in... |
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| Formentera - 14.7 mi | |
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Towards the south of Ibiza lies Formentera. It has the smallest size in area amongst the Illes Balears group of islands.
La Savina, the port, is separated from the... |
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