For a small town, San Antonio Bay punches above its weight when it comes to things to do and see. From taking the ferry to nearby coves, to tucking into some delicious tapas as the sun goes down, you'll be spoilt for choice when you visit San Antonio Bay in 2017. Despite its reputation as being exclusively a party destination, Ibiza is actually home to some of the most wonderful attractions. The old town in Ibiza, which has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a must-see for anyone visiting this beautiful island. Start in the main square and from there you can explore the maze of streets and alleyways which lead off in all directions. Also located in the old town is the famous Ibiza castle. The castle combines 12^th-century and Islamic architecture, and sits atop the town's biggest hill which offers visitors panoramic views of the medieval town below. Es Vedra Island lies just off the coast of Ibiza and is a perfect day trip. It's uninhabited and thus remains totally unspoiled.

There’s no shortage of places to eat in San Antonio Bay. Being an autonomous region of Spain, Spanish food is incredibly popular but there's also a plethora of international restaurant which serves a variety of foods to suit every palate. As the sun goes down, you can talk into some delicious Spanish delicacies such as paella or calamari in one of the many waterfront restaurants which San Antonio Bay is famous for. If you're seeking some typically Spanish cuisine then it's best to head to Ibiza's old town. Here you'll find a wide collection of family-run restaurants at much cheaper prices than those in San Antonio Bay. Some of the more popular places to eat, especially with the party crowd, are David’s Pizzeria, The Curry Club and ECO & ACT.

While San Antonio Bay might not be the most child-friendly resort, there are plenty of wonderful destinations in Ibiza which cater to youngsters. Beaches which are suited to taking in people to are Es Cana, Talamanca and Cala Llonga. Many of Ibiza's attractions are also incredibly child-friendly. Some of the best are Ocean Mania, Slingshot and the Surf Lounge. A great thing to do with the kids is to rent a boat for the day. Even if you don't have a licence you’re still able to rent one of the adventure yellow boats. They are known for being easy to navigate and the hire company will even give you a designated map detailing where is great for a day of sailing. Another great activity is the acrobatic adventure park. This outdoor experience, which caters to both young and old, is nestled among a stunning area of pine trees just 100 metres from Cala Pada beach. Zip wires cover three different circuits and are set out a range of different heights making it suitable for a wide range of ages. They also have a selection of trampolines and estimate that the course will take you roughly two and half hours to complete.

Despite being primarily a beach destination, there are plenty of opportunities to explore your inner adventurer when visiting San Antonio Bay on holiday. If you want to explore the underwater shipwrecks and marine life then you should head to the diving centre to sign up for a scuba-diving excursion. If you don't want to take the plunge and scuba-dive then you can always opt for an afternoon of delightful snorkelling. Jet skiing is also popular in San Antonio. As well is this, you can also experience a water-based hoverboard or jetpack adventure. Cliff diving is also a popular activity for adrenaline junkies. However, make sure that you partake in the activity with a local guide who knows where it is safe to do so. If you're travelling in a group then it’s also common to charter a boat. You can enjoy the waters at your leisure and see this beautiful island from a unique perspective. If you enjoy walking, there are wonderful trekking opportunities on the island. The walking association will provide you with detailed maps and guides to ensure you don't get lost to make the most of your adventure.

San Antonio Bay and its beach are known across the world for being one of the epicentres of nightlife and clubbing. For hundreds of years, the town was nothing more than a small quaint fishing village, but today it prevails as Europe's premier partying destination. The beach is a very lively destination and is very popular with those looking to paraglide, bungee jump and participate in other watersports. The west end of the beach is famous for its collection of bars and clubs, where many of the people visiting the area like to spend their evenings. Most of the establishments are open from around 2pm, and stay open until the early hours of the morning. The sunsets from the beach are also considered to be some of the most beautiful in region. Many bars such as Café Mambo and Café del Mar are famous for their views, which are best enjoyed at dusk. If you're looking for a beach away from the crowds, then there are many less populated areas of the island. You can reach the beaches by either using the fantastic public transport system or hiring a car when you arrive.

San Antonia Bay is one of the most popular party destinations in the whole of Europe. There are endless bars up and down the main strip, as well is in the town, which is filled with holidaymakers looking for a good time. The West End area of San Antonio has many blocks of streets which cater to those looking to enjoy themselves on holiday in San Antonio Bay. Some of the most popular places to drink are Café Mambo, Bar Amsterdam and Eden. If you're looking for somewhere with a little more sophistication than Savannah Beach Club, Villette Mercedes, and Tapas Restaurant and Lounge are all excellent choices. The area is also incredibly popular with those looking to party hard. Amnesia is one of the biggest clubs and can hold up to 5,000 people. It is considered an institution for dance artists since the 1980s and it also has an enclosed greenhouse terrace where you can party until the sun rises. Another more alternative venue is Heart. It considers itself to be the centre of culture experiences on the island and offers live performances as well as the more standard clubbing affair.

A holiday in San Antonio Bay is the perfect destination for young and vibrant couples. If you’re looking for a good time with plenty of nightlife activities then this is the right place for you. The daytime is mainly spent relaxing on the beautiful beaches of the Mediterranean while the evenings are focused on dining out and partying until the wee small hours. San Antonio Bay is popular with young people so you'll have the opportunity to spend your holiday with like-minded individuals. If you want to have a little bit of time to yourselves then you can either rent a car or use the excellent public transport system to explore different parts of the island that are less crowded. There is also a nice range of water-based activities to keep you busy went on holiday in San Antonio Bay. These include paragliding, sailing and speedboat trips around the island.

Despite being known as a party destination, San Antonio Bay and the rest of the island is actually rich in culture and history. The old town is the epicentre of the island's medieval past. The UNESCO-protected town is known for its gastronomic flair – the main square here is home to some of the best restaurants you’ll find on the island. The most popular cultural activity is visiting the island’s epic castle. This sandy fortress houses centuries of history from paintings to quaint artefacts. It’s situated on top of the city's biggest hill and offers wonderful panoramic views of the wider area. Another excellent activity is exploring the caves of San Marco. Thought to be over 100,000 years old it is a truly magical place that everyone should visit on a holiday to San Antonio Bay.