San Antonio Holidays

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San Antonio holidays 2021

This well-known party town on the west coast of Ibiza is a dreamy island escape with plenty to keep you busy. San Antonio holidays promise sun, sea, sand and serious hedonism.

With its position in the Balearic archipelago, this town in Ibiza has warm weather year-round with sweltering sunshine in summer. Holidays to San Antonio are all about the party vibes in summer, with major clubs and bars blaring out top tunes day and night. But in low season you’ll enjoy a more sedate atmosphere, with fewer crowds and a chilled out nightlife scene. Come for the clubs, but stay for the beautiful beaches and the opportunity to explore the wider San Antonio Bay and Ibiza island.

Wellness in San Antonio

While holidays to San Antonio offer a wild nightlife and hedonistic lifestyle, there’s a serene side to this part of Ibiza. Find your inner peace and head to the Terysol Massage & Wellbeing Centre to be pampered by expert therapists. There are Thai, Ayurvedic and Hawaiian massages on offer, as well as beauty treatments. Alternatively, book into one of the area’s top spa hotels to enjoy hydrotherapy pools and facials, too.

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Why book San Antonio holidays

Hit the nightlife & bar scene

Perhaps the liveliest resort in Ibiza, San Antonio is recognised as the island's top party hotspot!

Discover the best beaches

Check out the beaches for a day well spent relaxing, Calo des Moro is a favourite of ours

Fab shopping scene

Hit the West End for all your shopping needs between the beach days and clubbing nights

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Beaches

San Antonio beaches

From lively beaches with plenty of facilities to quieter stretches of sand with plenty of space, there’s a corner of the coast for everyone in and around San Antonio.

S'Arenal de San Antonio is the main beach here, with all sorts of facilities from sunbeds and parasols to waterski outfitters and boat rentals. It’s 500 metres long, so there’s plenty of space for all, and waters are shallow for swimming.
Backing onto the famous Sunset Strip in San Antonio, Caló des Moro is a lovely, lively little beach. At 60 metres wide, it’s small but there’s plenty to do with pedalos, jet skis and beach bars.
A little walk south of San Antonio town is Playa es Pouet, an appealing little crescent of sand with parasols and sunbeds and soft white sand for your feet to sink into.
Stunning Platges de Comte sits on a small promontory southwest of San Antonio, with calm azure seas, soft yellow sand and beachside restaurants. Swim out to the rocky island opposite for an adventure.
Backed by greenery and rolling hills, sheltered Cala Tarida is a glorious stretch of sand. Its 270-metre-long strip has sunbeds and parasols for hire, while beach bars serve up refreshments.

Quiet beaches in San Antonio

Away from the hustle and bustle of San Antonio town there are plenty of little coves to enjoy a peaceful day on the sand.

Sitting within a sheltered inlet, Cala Gració is a small, serene spot to spend your day on the sand. A single restaurant serves sunbathers here, and crystalline seas are perfect for swimming.
Backed by lush greenery and a wild, rocky landscape, Cala Saladeta is secluded and quiet. Bring your own snacks for a relaxing day in this cove.
Cala Salada is a good middle-ground beach, with enough facilities but never too many visitors. A restaurant serves lunches and drinks, and buoys mark out safe swimming areas in the sea.
Boats bob in the water opposite idyllic Cala d’Hort, a lovely stretch of sand with a restaurant and boutique, and a few sunbeds for hire.
Benirràs Beach is a cosy little cove with pebbles and sand, pine trees and a rocky landscape beyond. Little shacks built into the rocks offer up food and drinks.

Time to explore

Top 5 things to do in San Antonio

When you’re not partying by night, San Antonio has plenty to enjoy during the daytime. Whether you’re looking for culture or outdoor adventure.

Stroll San Antonio’s palm-lined promenade, stop in at its many cafes and bars for a cooling drink and engage in some relaxing people watching. This is the place to see and be seen in San Antonio.
A little further north on Ibiza’s coastline lies the Caves of Can Marça, where iridescent lighting shows off the unusual rock formations inside a thousand-year-old cave.
Get out on the water and see what lies beneath on a glass-bottomed boat tour. Capitan Nemo boat trips offer a chance to spot octopus, rays and bright tropical fish.
Want to explore beyond San Antonio town? Book a Vespa tour to see Ibiza in style. You’ll get to ride into the countryside, visit pretty villages and get spectacular sea views.
Shoppers should head inland to the Mercat De Forada, a Saturday flea market where you can shop for handmade jewellery, Ibiza honey and locally made pastries.

Activities to try in San Antonio

Feeling adventurous? There’s lots of opportunity to try new activities in San Antonio, from watersports to on-land adventures in the sun.

If you’ve ever fancied yourself a tennis player, Viva Tennis Ibiza is the place to go. The club has five courts to play on and offers lessons year-round.
Want to get some adrenaline thrills on the water? Hire a jet ski and zoom around the San Antonio Bay. Take a 30-minute tour along the beach, or a 60-minute excursion along the coast.
Speed boats towing banana boats, giant rings and inflatable platforms can be seen throughout the day in the bay here. Hop on board and see how long you can hand on for.
For those serious about trying something new, book scuba diving lessons at Arenal Diving Centre. You’ll learn the essentials and head out underwater to spot starfish, octopus and lots of posidonia seaweed.
Feel a need for speed? Book a tour on the Jet Boat 360. This super-fast speed boat does 180- and 360-degree turns, power brake stops and wave jumping.

Food & Drink

Food and drink in San Antonio

This multicultural island has all kinds of restaurants and bars to suit every taste, whether you want something familiar or entirely new.

San Antonio holidays don’t mean going without your favourite home-cooked dishes. With a large expat community comes English pubs and restaurants galore, so you can still get your fry up in the morning.
A must-visit in San Antonio is Sa Capella. This stalwart of the dining scene is set inside a 16th century church – a truly atmospheric place to eat.
Fine dining abounds in Ibiza and San Antonio has its own Michelin-starred restaurant. Es Tragón served creative Mediterranean cuisine in its own little oasis.
Don’t miss a taste of the ocean while you’re in San Antonio. Order fresh prawns, lobster or grilled fish for a light and refreshing lunch.
Don’t miss cocktails and snacks at one of the many beach bars on San Antonio’s main beach. Cafe Mambo is a favourite, feeding and watering visitors for over 25 years alongside its spectacular sunset views.

Traditional dishes to try in San Antonio

Tuck into some of the best Balearic dishes on the island of Ibiza. San Antonio isn’t short of great eateries.

Sofrit pagés is a comforting Balearic stew consisting of lamb, chicken, Spanish sausage and vegetables such as potatoes and peppers.
Arròs de matança is a classic rice dish in Ibiza. It includes local meat, saffron and mushrooms cooked in a moreish broth.
Seafood paella is ubiquitous on menus across San Antonio and beyond. Order it and delve into the classic Spanish dish, with calamari, mussels and langoustines.
Got a sweet tooth? Order a flaó – a pastry filled with sheep or goat’s cheese and ground almonds, or pumpkin and honey.
Greixonera is the Balearic version of bread and butter pudding. Stale pastry and bread are mixed with milk, sugar, cinnamon and lemon peel.

Out & About

Nightlife in San Antonio

Holidays to San Antonio are an absolute ball for anyone looking to party. Channel your inner hedonist and get out and about in the town’s bars and clubs.

Sunset Strip has all manner of bars, each facing the ocean for the finest views of the orange dusky sky. Sip cocktails as the sun goes down over the ocean.
If you want a party on the sand, a number of beach bars and clubs play tunes throughout the day and night, right by the sea. Expect to dance on podiums, boogie in the pool or simply hang in a hammock.
The best nightclubs in town are Eden and Paradis, right in the centre of San Antonio. They see international DJs come to spin tunes throughout the summer, and thousands of revellers dance through the night.
Forget partying on land, San Antonio holidays promise seaworthy nights out too. Hop aboard a party boat to dance the night away on the ocean.
Want to see Ibiza’s best nightlife? Hop in a cab for the 20-minute journey to Pacha, Ushuaïa or Hi Ibiza – the most famous clubs on the island where major international artists come to perform.

San Antonio couples holidays

It’s not all about wild nights out in San Antonio. Holidays here can be incredibly romantic, so bring a loved one for a beautiful beach break.

San Antonio’s most romantic highlight is its sunsets. Orange and pink stretch across the sky come dusk, so find yourself a spot on the sand to soak it all in.
Want to see out a quiet corner for the day? Head into the hills of Ibiza’s interior and tour some of the traditional villages for a slower pace of life.
For romance on the ocean, hire a boat for the day. Take a picnic and drop your anchor in a quiet cove to sunbathe, swim and sip champagne together in total seclusion.
There are plenty of five-star and all-inclusive hotels in San Antonio, so book into one of the luxurious resorts to treat your loved one to a special stay.
Hike up to Sa Talaiassa, the highest point on the island, for spectacular views of the surrounding seas.

San Antonio weather

Jan

14°C

Avg. Dry Days 20

Feb

14°C

Avg. Dry Days 18

Mar

15°C

Avg. Dry Days 22

Apr

17°C

Avg. Dry Days 19

Nov

18°C

Avg. Dry Days 15

Dec

16°C

Avg. Dry Days 21

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