ITACA from delicious Thai soups to our sundown. A tasty food menu is a diverse selection of sunshine house,
AVENIDA DR FLEMING favourite duck confi t at reasonable available from 11am each day with chunky tech vibes and Ibiza classics.
Found bang next to Bar M, Itaca’s prices. pre-parties including Tiësto on
architecture is among the most Mondays with Riley & Durrant playing, SANDS
striking in San An — a cross between a ORANGE CORNER Fedde Le Grande on Tuesdays and PLAYA D’EN BOSSA
Mayan temple and Grecian ruins. AVENIDA DR FLEMING Contact on Sundays. It also hosts the Sitting at the far end of Playa D’En
Serving a mixture of Italian, Mexican, Open from 10am – 2am every day, the only late-night club venue on the Bossa beach, Sands has added both
tapas and meat dishes by the day, the bright, open-plan Orange Corner is one Sunset Strip thanks to its intimate style and pizzazz to Playa with its
sunshine soundtrack covers all things of the most intimate and easy-going back room where the likes of Steve understated beach bar vibes and a
soulful and Balearic. By night it shifts beach bars in San An. Lounge out in the Angello can occasionally be found daytime soundtrack of cool beachside
into pre-party mode with nights like Es sun during the day and enjoy DJing. beats and eclectic chilled sounds. With
Paradis’ fi dget/tech-house dudes affordable salads, pastas and an emphasis on easing into the night
Electric Vendetta limbering up here. sandwiches before getting into gear for VIVA smoothly, Sands also offers a more
a night with their classy cocktails and WEST END cultured breed of pre-party with Tom
KANYA chunky, cheeky electro and tech-house. For San An’s workers, Viva is like Novy and Wally Lopez on Tuesday, Andy
CALLE SOLETAT Flawless and Kidology host Tuesdays, Cheers — literally everyone knows Wilson and Sonica on Wednesdays and
Modern, lively and blessed with a huge from 3pm – midnight, while Stylus each others’ name. A soundtrack of Hed Kandi on Saturdays. Charlie
central swimming pool, you could Records do every Thursday, from 2pm house, techno and electro and the odd Chester and Jo Mills presents Sands On
easily lose a whole day relaxing at – 2am. Drinks are buy one get one free classics set rocks each night and it’s Sunday too.
Kanya. A perfect daytime meeting between 6pm and 9pm too — result. open-decks too so make yourself
spot, you can get down to some known if you’re looking for that fi rst
leisurely poolside chilling, dip into the PLASTIK break. Drinks are budget priced in the
pool, sample some daytime drinking, AVENIDA DR FLEMING extreme with extra discounts for
O F F T H E B E A T E N
enjoy their diverse beachside menu The bar that made the fi rst moves in workers.
TRACK
and then stick around for the San An’s upmarket shift, Plastik is
pre-parties. There’s also an indoor again leading from the front by
nightclub so keep an eye out for news stepping away from the pre-party AURA
of nights in there. market and instead focusing on doing
PLAYA D’EN BOSSA
CARRETERA SAN JUAN
what it has arguably always done best Known for its social and stylish tapas
KUMHARAS — providing both a cool, classy and dining, Aura’s lounge bar vibe is also
CALA DE BOU sociable meeting point and a bar BORA BORA the perfect place to enjoy a relaxed
The Bay area’s only offi cial sunset bar, culture alternative to a night out PLAYA D’EN BOSSA drink in decadent but understated
Kumharas is a shrine of hippy-styled clubbing. Credible house and electro is Still one of those essential Ibiza surroundings. By midnight, their
tranquillity thank to its Buddhist water their sound, expect dressed-up gals experiences, Playa’s perennial beach legendary parties take control with
fountains, Cambodian Dragon Seat and and the odd celeb. party Bora Bora might not be the guests like Matthew Bushwacka! and
a decidedly more horizontal and all-day hedonistic hangout it once was Danny Rampling previously dropping
spiritual vibe than the main San An SAVANNAH but if anything it gets going quicker in. Some of the best cocktails on the
offerings — the sort of place you’d SUNSET STRIP now with a whoop of appreciation island too.
expect in Koh Pahngan rather than With its huge seating terrace, going up when the clock hits 4pm.
Ibiza. Musically it’s eclectic and Savannah is perfect for daytime chilling Legendary resident Oliver Lang can be BLUE MARLIN
eccentric with the food menu ranging in big groups before catching the daily found here most days rockin’ through CALA JONDAL
Bringing a touch of St Tropez cool to
Ibiza, Blue Marlin is arguably the most
chic, stylish and classy beach bar
experience on Ibiza. But whilst
undeniably pricey it doesn’t
compromise Cala Jondal’s natural free
spirited essence and is always instantly
welcoming — providing you can afford
it. There’s an indoor dancing area, a
sumptuous seafood restaurant, a
reclining decking area and massages on
offer, as well as regular live music and
house/techno parties by night.
GUARANA
SANTA EULALIA
Stylish and trendy but blessed with the
unhurried essence of the Balearics,
Guarana is a music bar set in the swish
harbour setting of Santa Eulalia.
Perfect for getting away from it all and
popular with the locals, the best day to
go is on Sundays where the weekly
bands cover blues, jazz, fl amenco and
even reggae. Keep an ear to the ground
for the occasional house/techno party
too.
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