This island is located just off the east-coast of Spain and is most famous for parties and spotting celebrity partygoers. Aside from the nightclubs, big-name actors, singers, DJ’s and models, Ibiza has some of the most beautiful beaches in the world with pure white sand, crystalline waters and small hidden coves to explore. Water-based activities are numerous and include sailing, kayaking, diving, deep sea fishing, snorkelling, stand up paddle boarding, wind-surfing and kite-surfing, to name a few. Land based activities include cycling, shopping and dining at one of the many restaurants, cafes and bars either in the village itself or along the seafront. You will find a wide variety of food served on the island, but local specialties include paella, tapas and lots of fresh, delicious seafood. Ibiza Town is the capital of Ibiza and has been named a UNESCO world heritage site. It is divided into three parts, the old town, new town and marina. The old town has a labyrinth of cobblestone streets, 16th century fortifications and is looked over by a fortress, Dalt Vila, which was constructed by the Phoenicians more than 2, 500 years ago. The museums have items on display, which showcase the islands history and remnants of Phoenician, Carthaginian and Roman rule. There is a night market where you can buy local crafts and souvenirs, while the harbour boasts plenty of music bars and even a large stage with free music events in the summer time. The new town on the other hand has some beautiful plazas, such as the Vara de Rey and Plaza del Parque with their trendy bars, restaurants and boutiques. The Marina Botafoch is newly developed with colourful buildings, fancy restaurants and stylish boutiques. This is definitely the place to go if you fancy bumping into a celebrity. Ibiza International Airport is located approximately 7 km from Ibiza Town