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We hope you’re ready to dance, because Ibiza is without doubt the world’s biggest nightclub. The small island off the coast of Spain is home to the world’s best superclubs, many of which have three or more stages to blanket guests in bass. Superstar DJs spend their days playing free beach parties before spinning until dawn at venues like Space and Pacha. If electronic music isn’t your thing, have no fear- much of the island is protected as a World Heritage Site, which means you’ll have plenty of Mediterranean beauty to soak in.

The capital city of Ibiza shares its name with the island, and draws throngs of tourists to its clubs, beaches, and historic buildings, including a popular 14th century cathedral that commands a view of the Mediterranean. Sant Joesep de sa Talaia, a town on the quieter side of the island, earns its share of travelers with its relaxing charm and scenic vistas. The town of Sant Antoni de Portmany, on the other hand, is considered by many to be one of the liveliest places anywhere, right at the epicenter of Ibiza’s nightclub scene.

Let’s start with the obvious: the nightclubs. Ibiza’s club scene was already popping back in the 1970s, and this past decade has only taken it to the next level. Parties last well past dawn, as visitors often participate in the local tradition of ‘disco sunrise.’ It’s any electronic music lover’s dream, with artists like Deadmau5, Tiesto, Carl Cox, Nightmares on Wax, and more serving residencies that last all through the summer season. A casual afternoon walk on the beach could turn to a dance party immediately, as upcoming stars like Porter Robinson often complement their nighttime sets with free day parties. Space, Amnesia, Pacha, and more- Ibiza is the world’s nightclub.

Especially in recent years, tourists have noticed that this small island offers more than music. Local towns carry proud historical and cultural traditions, easily accessed by visiting medieval churches or touring ancient ruins.

The coastline and interior also offer amazing hiking and rock-climbing opportunities for the adventurous. In fact, a majority of the island is protected from club expansion due to its natural beauty and cultural importance. Locals live distinctly Mediterranean lives, some fishing, others working in the many restaurants and hotels that serve and thrive nightclub culture. Local cuisine follows typical Mediterranean themes, with seafood and rice dishes plentiful. Flaon, a local pastry, is a favorite.

Ibiza has something to offer for any sort of visitor. Bring the family and explore beautiful Mediterranean coastline, or bring your friends for an unfettered week of dance and revelry.