San Antonio Town Holiday Reviews

The resort itself is so vibrant and busy, everyone wants to know you and your all there for the same reasons...The Clubs! San Antonio town by day is fab, it's relaxed and chilled but by night its a totally different life.

Space, the night club that doesn't close walking down the road at 6am buzzing!! Pacha, a lot of locals go too but still brillant. Always go to the smaller bars to get a free bus to the clubs plus your free shots!!

Great resort, im sure people have heard all about it but theres plenty to do at night and its not just a party place either, theres place to chill and just check out the scenery.

Great place short boat trips to nice beaches - Cala bassa etc Great nightlife loud but its Ibiza... what do you expect?

Its my seventh year staying in San An. Its perfect for a young group away. I have never had any trouble whilst staying here and I woul ddefinitely recommend it to other travellers.

Do not listen to the reviews you hear on the television in the Ibiza Uncovered documentaries, its not like that at all.

Go to the Sunset strip for a really special evening, watching the sunset. That is a must!

Likewise, judgement Sundays at Eden in the town.

You wont regrett booking a holiday here!! Go!! Go!! Go!!! :)

This is somewhere everyone MUST visit! Best clubs in the world. There are loads of places to grab food and drink. I'd suggest going to some bars before hitting the clubs as you'll wait for an hour to get served in some (like Tiesto's opening) just for a small bottle of water that costs 7 euros.

Very lively resort with loads of bars and clubs. Eden and es paradis are in the resort walking distance from the centre and both great clubs. The beach is ok but head to nearby san an bay for a better beach.

great for teen -twentys !no beach as such but an excursion on boat out to island a must and if weather right very good(go swimming in sea) the clubs very expensive but foam parties awesum!!

This Benedictine monastery in the middle of the Ribeira Sacra, an area of outstanding natural beauty where the rivers Miño and Sil meet, is one of Galicia’s monastic centres and now a holiday highlight. The existence of the Monastery has been proven in the 10th century, although its origins appear to be in the 6th and 7th centuries. In the monastery styles range from Romanesque to Baroque, with three remarkable cloisters (Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance). The building was declared a Historic and Artistic Monument in 1923.

The Hotel has a total of 77 rooms distributed around three cloisters of different styles and periods. The rooms are particularly interesting as they are all different, some with impressive views over the landscape and the valleys of the river Sil.

The Hotel has a restaurant with terrace by the chestnut forest, a café with terrace in the entrance cloister, lounges and beautiful gardens.

The first thing that hit me with Ibiza is that there is really no beach, the beach is man made and lacks that something, however if this doesn't really bother you, Ibiza is a beautiful dock town, the streets are clean (apart from the cockroaches) and there are plently english bars and clubs. If your going out at night be prepared to being approached by everyone trying to get you into there bar, The bars and clubs at the top end of the strip away from the beach is reasonable and starts to get more expensive at the bottom end near the beaches. There are alot of drugs about in Ibiza so be prepared for someone to approch you. Police tend to be in patrol alot so best advice is to behave and don't jump in the fountain at the beach nor have to to show your bare chest at night, apparrently you'll end up in a cell for the night as this is frowned apon. Biggest advice, stock up in anti-sickness and anti-diahorrea tablets as you will most definatley need them.

In my opinion, San Antonio Town is more suited to the young and lively who are looking to party. The main place people tend to head for is the West End which is a street full of cheaper bars - however it can get pretty rowdy there and is known for the lager louts and people just looking to pull (if that's what you're looking for go for it! lol) so the place can get a little wearing night after night. The pubs in the center of town (slightly round the bay) such as the Orange Corner and Bar M are really good pre-bars for big Club nights, although they can be pretty expensive! There are also a number of different restaurants in the center so alot of variation if you're a fussy eater. The sunset strip is a must on your holiday and about a 10min walk from the center of the town - many visitors don't known it is there, but once you go you'll defo go back to watch the sun setting with the masses who appreciate the view with a beer in their hand. The 2 main clubs in the town aren't much to write home about, but you can get a good night there depending on the DJ and how busy it is. Much better to go further afield on the night bus to some of the bigger Clubs - look out for fliers which can sometimes get you in cheaper (don't buy from the reps!)

If you are looking for a bit of a quieter holiday, where you can pick and choose your crazy nights, I would recommend San Antonio Bay where I stayed with my boyfriend on my second visit to Ibiza (we actually met in Ibiza in the Club Paraiso Apartments!!) The local beaches are nicer for the day time and there are frequent buses or a boat which take you to the SA town.

There is just something about Ibiza that will have me returning again and again. I just love the place! Oh and my tip - go to Bora Bora beach in Calla Bassa (next to Space) - it is FABBBB!

Ibiza, No review can sum up this truly amazing place! It has to be seen on a personal basis!

This place is truly amazing! With the addition of Ibiza Rocks Ibiza has once again regained its true stature amongst other clubbing venues. Ibiza has much more diversity than any other clubbing resort i have ever been too; with over 15 HUGE club's, and literally 100's of bars, ranging from all types of theme, nationalitly, and anything else you can think of, it is the best choice!

World class beaches, extacsy type clubbing nights, and the whole vibe of ibiza, you'll have so much to explore, that i know for a fact cannot be done within a week or two, or even a season! You'll be wanting to return year after year!

Excellent for Party People :-)

San antonio was brillant, we eat out there, went to all the clubs and chilled out on the beaches! a must place to see!

Ibiza in itself and Antanio Bay are excellant but only for the drinkers and clubbers, all other holiday makers beware.

This is a full on holiday and it is far from relaxing. If your idea holiday is sitting by the pool in a relaxing atmosphere with top of the range service and accommodation, Ibiza is not the place for you. Dont get me wrong I found it relaxing but in a different way, the kind of way that everybody is there to have a good time and have some fun, everyone is constantly drinking and havinga laugh