we are a couple in late sixties and are considering ibiza for a weeks hol.
anyone got experience of this island and best place for us to stay.
not looking for a way out quiet place.
thanks for any advice.
informashun Wed 12/03/08 11:59
To subscribe to this question you need to
sign in to the AnswerBank or register
if you are not already a member. All you need is a valid email address to register.
|
|
Never been there but I gather there are loads of young people and lots of loud music and drunken idiots.
Why not go to madeira, much more suitable.
http://www.madeira-web.com/
|
|
|
Hi there, not been to Ibiza before, going for 2 weeks in June to Port Des Torrent, with 2 small kids. Heard its a beautiful island tho. Jane
|
|
|
I've never been myself but friends have told me that the north is very quiet, good for families and couples not into the party scene etc!
Vehelpfulguy is probably referring to the san antonio region, but you don't need to go anywhere near there if you want to avoid the party scene!
|
|
|
Ibiza is lovely. My husband and I stayed at Santa Eulalia. Sorry that is probably bad spelling of it's name but if you look in the holiday brochure you will work it out. We stayed in a hotel near the harbour which had more Spanish guests there than British. Ibiza is for quiet people as well as disco revellers.
It is a quiet Spanish town and only about 30 minutes into Ibiza Town on the local bus. The bus runs every 30 minutes and is cheap. Ibiza Town is lovely and historic.
The only bad town in Ibiza is San Antonio which is a disco area. Everywhere else in Ibiza is nice. I can well recommend it.
|
|
|
I am middle 60's and I live on Ibiza (Eivissa), actually in Sta Eulalia (sta Eularia) and it is as jenga says, beautiful, lovely restaurants nice quiet places to sit on the marina or sea front. Of course there are holidaymaking families would can be a bit loud, but that's everywhere. If I can help you more, get back to me!
|
|
|
I'd recommend Hotel Ses Estaques, which is a Thompson Gold (no children), It is just round the bay and about a 8-10 minute walk to the centre of Sta Eulalia. Or there's the Hotel Tres Torres which is on same walk but a bit nearer although not as nice, or in town is Hotel La Cala. All suited to people of your age although Tres Torres does allowed children.
|
|
Bad Credit Mortgages | Free Advertising | Credit Cards | IKA Works Laboratory equipment | The eBay Song
