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15 Best Things to Do in San Antonio (Ibiza)

Are you looking for things to see and do in San Antonio (Sant Antoni de Portmany) , that don’t necessarily involve copious amounts of booze, banging clubs, and noisy bars?

As Europe’s premier party capital, many believe the whole of Ibiza Island is one of twelve-hour drinking sessions, noisy bars and clubs open throughout the night.

Although this analogy is still valid in some areas, things have changed significantly over the last 20 years.

San Antonio began life some two-thousand years ago as a rustic, sleepy little Spanish fishing village on the west coast of Ibiza. It remained that way, more or less, until the early 1960s, when the Spanish government began to realise there were some serious euros to be had from the hot Mediterranean sun.

As bars, clubs, and apartments mushroomed along the coast almost overnight, young 18-30 Brits, with a smattering of Germans and Italians, began to turn the island into the anything-goes party capital of Europe .

It was also a period when the island’s reputation began to suffer, with stories of drunken rowdiness, drug taking and fighting. As a result, tourist numbers began to drop off in favour of the other islands, where visitors could enjoy their sunshine holiday in quieter surroundings.

However, learning from their mistakes: since the early 1980s the authorities have worked hard to improve the situation. Although still the young party people’s favourite clubbing destination, Ibiza now concentrates on what it offers in other areas.

In this blog, for all who prefer a more varied holiday experience, I have compiled a list of the best things to do in San Antonio, from the best clubs to visit, to fabulous beaches, e-bike tours and exploring the coast by water.

Read also: Where to stay in Ibiza

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1. Stroll the beautiful San Antonio Promenade

Having dropped your bags in the apartment, a stroll along San Antonio’s picturesque promenade should be high on your list of things to do in San Antonio.

Running from the northern end of San Antonio Town, the promenade meanders three or four kilometres around the Bay of San Antonio towards the marina and main port.

Although one of San Antonio’s busiest areas both day and night, it is a great walk to release the stress and tension that builds up on a long flight. 

Wide, and planted with palms and succulents, you will stroll past beaches offering a variety of water activities , including paragliding, banana boats, fly-boarding, jet skis and pretty much every other water sport you can think of.

The shoreside is lined with touristy shops, children’s playgrounds , fountains that light up at night, and bars, restaurants and fast-food joints to suit every need and palate. 

It’s a great place to help you decide what you want to do on your holiday and somewhere you will walk along numerous times during your stay.

2. Walk towards the port and visit the Coves Blanques lighthouse

Initially constructed on an uninhabited area of the San Antonio coast, the Coves Blanques lighthouse was commissioned in 1897. As the town’s urban sprawl spread along the coast, the lighthouse became a part of suburban San Antonio, and today is easily reached from the footpath at the base of the harbour’s breakwater.

Plagued with problems over the years, the lighthouse was finally decommissioned in 1963 and remained empty and neglected for over 50 years.

Rescued by the local council in the early 2000s, the lighthouse was fully refurbished and in 2010 opened as a cultural centre and exhibition hall , holding various cultural activities and exhibitions of all kinds throughout the year.

3. Look for things to do in San Antonio from your favourite beach

For those visitors to the beautiful Balearic Islands who want nothing more than somewhere to lay their towel and soak up the rays, the nearest beach to the apartment will normally do.

For others, their best beach experience involves more than just sand, sea and sun. Is it safe for children? How noisy is it? Does it have good facilities and is it easily accessible with buggies?

With a stay in San Antonio, you have a good selection of beaches , all within easy walking distance. At first sight, all appear very similar, but dig a little deeper and you will find that strip of golden sand that will hit your particular spot.

Take your pick from these local beaches, or be a little more adventurous with a trip further around the coast to explore some of the best beaches in Ibiza .

Es Pouet beach: Off the main promenade, Es Pouet has it all. Facilities are good, with shops, bars and cafes, sun beds, parasols and lifeguards.

Disabled access is good, with amphibious wheelchairs available. Off the small jetty, local ferries take visitors further afield. You can hire boats and kayaks or ride on the banana boat. The water is shallow and safe for kids.

Playa S’Estanyol: Off the promenade, a little further around the coast. S’Estanyol beach comprises two small sandy coves with the usual shops, bars and cafes, sun beds, shades and lifeguards.

Several water sports are available, including inflatables and pedalos. Coastal waters are shallow and child friendly.

Playa Pinet: A little further along the coast will bring you to Pinet Beach. With a tree line to the rear of the beach blocking out the harsh concrete apartments, you will find cafes and bars on the beach, where your toes can play in the sand while you sip your pina colada.

Bars, cafes, shops and a small supermarket are by the beach. Sunbeds, shades, pedalos, paddleboards, banana boats and water skis are available. Shallow waters and a lifeguard make it safe for the little ones.

Playa Xinxo (Cala de Bou:) The last in the local group. All the usual facilities apply, including good access for disabled visitors. A strip of clean golden sand and shallow waters for some distance out make it safe for the kids. A range of water activities, including pedalos, are available.

Other amazing beaches near San Antonio are Cala Gracioneta, Cala Comte, Cala Salada and Cala Bassa.

4. Pay a visit to the Aquarium Cap Blanc

Head towards the northern end of San Antonio along the coastal path, and you will come across the Aquarium Cap Blanc. 

Built originally in a large natural cave as a lobster hatchery, it was converted into a public aquarium in 1989, specialising in marine species from around the Ibizan coast.

It’s not only its setting in a water-hewn cave that makes it different. Inside, a walkway guides you around the exhibits where you can look down into open-top aquaria, much as if you were snorkelling. 

Smaller species, Crustaceans etc, can be viewed through the glass in standard aquaria.

The aquarium is a member of CREM, a recovery network for injured marine species such as turtles, that are treated and rehabilitated before being released back into the wild. 

It also undertakes educational activities with schools and colleges and offers internships to university students.

To round off your visit, the aquarium has a lovely terrace café area where you can enjoy grilled sardines with fresh local salad while you take in the beautiful views across the Bay of San Antonio. Definitely worth adding to your things to see in San Antonio list.

5. Take a boat excursion – one of the best things to do in Sant Antoni de Portmany

With the warm sun glistening off the blue Mediterranean Sea, what better way to lay back and relax than with a day on the water?

Plenty of boat trips are available from San Antonio, ranging from fun waterborne discos to visiting close-by beaches for a little swimming and snorkelling, to laid-back lunch cruises and trips around the island.

As you stroll the promenade, you will find plenty of trips advertised along the way. However, to be sure of getting what you want, pre-booking online is the best option , especially if holidaying in a group or family party.

The following is just a small selection of what is available. All prices are approximate.

• Sunset Boat Trip : – A three-hour sunset cruise from San Antonio harbour. The trip runs up the coast, taking in numerous coves and taking a break for you to try some swimming, snorkelling, kayaking, and paddle boarding. Cost €80.
• Cala Salada & Ses Margalides Cruise with Snorkeling : Cruise the northern coastline of Ibiza on a catamaran cruise. Swim, snorkel, or paddle in the blue waters; visit the aquarium, enjoy a lunch stop, relax on Cala Salada & Ses Margalides, 2 pristine white sand beaches. Cost: €39.
• 3.5-Hour Sunset Party Cruise with DJ : Cruise the spectacular Ibiza coastline while taking a musical journey from classic house to forward-thinking dance floor hits. Watch the sunset while you sip 2 included drinks.Cost: €49.
• Glass Bottomed Catamaran Tour : See what goes on above and below the waves. Available as a day or evening trip, you can visit beaches only accessible from the sea and spend an hour at both Cala Bassa and Cala Conta beaches. Cost €69.
• Chill Out Boat Trip Ibiza : Three hours of laid-back relaxation stopping in various bays. Fresh fruit and drinks are included, lounge beds and part shaded deck are available as is equipment for snorkeling and stand-up paddling. Cost €80.

All-day trips around the island of Ibiza are also available, as are trips to the Island of Formentera, where you can explore the island before being picked up around five hours later.

6. Discover the real Ibiza on a quad, buggy, or scooter guided tour

Around San Antonio, you will find plenty of agents where you can hire everything from a car to a quad, a buggy, or an e-bike, and do your own thing.

To make the most of this idyllic island though, a guided tour is the way to go. Fully trained and experienced guides will lead you to some of the most memorable things you will see in San Antonio and the surrounding coast and countryside.

From the stunning Ibiza interior to beaches and coastal areas unreachable by car . Discover forests, cultivated groves, and villages where you can take time to enjoy a snack and drink.

7. Visit the Church of San Antonio

Located just off the promenade as you head toward the port area, the church is the second oldest in Ibiza. It was built in 1305 by the Archbishop of Tarragona to serve the religious needs of the local population.

In the early 16th century, the coast was regularly plagued with marauding pirates, and the church was substantially fortified , including steel doors and cannons on the roof, to protect sheltering residents and repel any pirates who got too close.

The church is open most of the day, with a mass held at 19.00. Its collection of artefacts, statues and paintings also makes it worth visiting.

Other local places of worship include the Church of Sant Rafael, the underground Chapel of Sant Agnes to the north of the town on the Cala Salada road, and the small Chapel of Buscastell.

Read also: Best things to do in Ibiza

8. More things to do in San Antonio: View the cave paintings at Ses Fontanelles cave

Not the easiest attraction to reach , but if you have a passion for prehistoric cave paintings and magnificent views, it is an excursion well worth the effort.

From Cala Salada, the walk takes around one hour over a rough, rocky trail. 

If you are considering renting a car, make it a 4×4. Once you leave the main tarmac, the rough track is strewn with rocks and potholes, but you can get close to the cliffs, leaving just a short hike to the cave .

Used back in the day as a wine cellar, the cave at Ses Fontanelles sits around 50 metres above the beach . 

The paintings were discovered in 1917 by French archaeologist Henri Breuli and are thought to date back to the Punic era, around 200 BC.

Unfortunately, in recent years the entrance has been fenced off to protect the cave paintings from deterioration caused by human breath.

Nonetheless, you can still make out the paintings as you look into the cave and resin replicas have been placed around the entrance for closer examination.

It is also an excellent place to rest and eat your packed lunch, enjoying the stunning views across the bay and along the coast.

9. Sunset Strip – the place to be for the best sunsets in Ibiza

Pick up the promenade and head towards the port. Walk to the end of the harbour, pick up the steps off to the right, and you’re at the beginning of Sunset Strip .

The promenade is lined with café/bars and restaurants on the one side and tables and chairs on the sea side for visitors to enjoy a drink or meal as they photograph the setting sun.

You’ll find new bars such as Space Eat and Dance , Savannah, purporting to attract a more mature clientele, and old favourites from the 1980s, such as Café del Mar and Café Mambo, regularly crowned best bars on the island, that have stood the test of time.

Most of these vibrant bars hold pre-party parties. With DJs from all musical genres playing their sets, it gets very busy, so early arrival is recommended.

It’s a long promenade, and the further you walk it does get a little quieter, but only a little. Nonetheless, even if you’re not a party person, the fabulous sunsets and sheer vibrancy of the area mean you have to add at least one visit to your things to do in San Antonio list.

10. Dining out in San Antonio, Ibiza

One thing’s for sure, with fast-food joints on almost every corner, and most bars offering everything from a full-English to tapas plates, you won’t have a problem finding something to eat in San Antonio.

However, I have highlighted a few well established, quality restaurants for those looking for something a little more for that special occasion or family get-together.

Es Tragon – Nestling in a pine wooded area just a five-minute cab ride from San Antonio, Es Tragon restaurant is the island’s only Michelin star award winner. A great place to enjoy a taste of traditional Mediterranean fine dining, although you will pay a premium.

Rincon de Pepe Tapas Bar – Located in San Antonio town at Calle San Mateo, by Fountains Square, this restaurant opened in 1962. It is one of the town’s oldest restaurants specialising in Spanish tapas dishes, steaks, fish, shellfish and kebabs.

Rita’s Cantina – One of my favourites. Open from 08.00am to 01.00am. This is a great little bar for breakfast, brunch, lunch or snacks in a lovely setting by the marina.

La Cantina Canalla – If you have a taste for Latin American food, then this is worth visiting. Located at the bottom of West End, La Cantina Canalla is not a Mexican restaurant but Peruvian. If you’re not sure, ask for a tasting plate. Great food, reasonably priced and excellent service.

Relish – Located on the waterfront, Relish is a great venue to seek out your favourite comfort food. Open from 17.00 to 23.00, pick from pork belly and juicy burgers, steaks, curries and pasta, along with vegetarian and vegan options – all at very reasonable prices.

11. We’ll meet at El Huevo de Colón (The Egg of Columbus)

Located on the large roundabout at the entrance to San Antonio, the egg was unveiled in 1992, to celebrate the 500th anniversary of Columbus discovering America.

At 6 metres high, the egg has a hole through the centre holding a model of t he Santa Maria Caravel , the sailing ship Columbus skippered on his journey.

Easily located, the egg is often used as a meeting place for groups who get split up as they explore the town and surrounding area, and is one of the town’s most photographed attractions.

12. Check out the West End Party Venues to suit all pockets

Are you ready for a little hard-core partying? If you’ve previously visited the Sunset Strip, you’ve already got a foot on the party ladder. 

The ‘West End’ is San Antonio’s main area for throbbing bars and pulsing clubs that draw party people like a magnet from as far afield as Ibiza Town and beyond.

The main zone begins around 100 metres from the beachfront and includes a few of the nearby smaller streets. The whole area is fully pedestrianised with themed bars and clubs catering for every musical genre you can think of – and some.

13. Go wild in San Antonio super clubs

Located close to the West End, two of San Antonio’s favourite super clubs are arguably Eden , reputed to have the best sound system on the island, with regularly changing DJs and genres. And Es Paradis , a club that dates back to the hedonistic party days of the 1970s.

It became famous (infamous?) for its renowned water parties, which it still continues today, and which regularly packs them in throughout the season.

If you can’t find what you want in San Antonio (which is highly unlikely), you can enjoy other super-clubs such as Amnesia, Pacha and Hi Ibiza . The journey takes around 20 minutes by cab, or you can catch the party bus from the main bus station every thirty minutes from midnight.

14. Enjoy daytime pool partying in an upmarket environment

Check out these two daytime venues if you prefer to avoid the large crowds but still like to party. Just don’t expect to pay €2 a pint or €6 for a cocktail.

Ibiza Rocks Hote l is located off the San Antonio promenade, with events and facilities open to resident and non-resident guests.

Listen to the latest hits from international stars such as Craig David, Joel Corry, Becky Hill and Fatboy Slim while enjoying your pool party. Event tickets are generally between €20 and €50, depending on the event.

Located on the seafront alongside the San Antonio promenade, O Beach Club opened in 2012 for a more discerning clientele. 

On the terrace you can enjoy professionally curated cocktails as the party kicks off. Or just relax in one of the numerous hammocks or VIP tables around the pool area, while resident DJs spin nostalgic sets or the latest house music.

For over 18s only, the club opens at midday to 10.00pm, and entrance fees range from €20 to €40 depending on the event. Booking online will attract a discount.

15. Find a unique holiday souvenir in picturesque Sant Rafel de Sa Creu

If your body’s telling you it needs some time away from the sand, sea and crowded beaches, consider a few hours in Sant Rafel de Sa Creu.

This pretty village is located five miles inland from San Antonio. Just an eight-minute cab ride or 15 minutes by bus, it has, over the years, developed a reputation for its authentic, traditional gastronomy. That alone is enough reason for a visit, but there is much more to Sant Rafel de Sa Creu.

Since the 1970s, it has been attracting national and international ceramists, artisans, potters and artists to set up homes, workshops and studios. So much so that it has been declared a place of special artisan interest by the island council.

As you explore the village streets, you will find exhibition halls, Artisan workshops and studios where you can watch potters and ceramists producing their products, and browse the shelves for that totally unique memento.

Throughout the summer, on a Thursday morning, an Artisan market is set up on the main street, selling everything from pottery to ceramics, hand-made goods, paintings, clothing and woven baskets; and attracting many locals from the surrounding area.

So there we have it, 15 of the best things to see and do in San Antonio . 

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15 Awesome Things to See and Do in San Antonio Ibiza

Captivating sunsets, dazzling nightlife, and action-packed activities await you in the breathtaking town of San Antonio, Ibiza. Discover all the places to see, restaurants to dine in, and recreational activities to do.

From touring around on an e-bike to participating in a variety of water excursions, here are 15 recommendations that would make San Antonio, Ibiza your next perfect getaway!

1. Stroll down “Ses Variades”- the sunset walk of Ibiza. 

Gaze upon the infamous Ibiza sunset as you walk along the bustling and multi-hued sunset strip. Frequently visited by tourists, this coastline is known for its restaurants, bars, cafes, and terraces where you’ll often spot talented and infamous DJs.

The fun doesn’t stop after sunset as live music and performances captivate the boulevard and jugglers delight passersby.

2. Uncover the taste of traditional Mediterranean cuisine in an awarded Michelin star restaurant- the Es Tragon . 

Savor Mediterranean dishes created with a nod to tradition and combined with a rogue touch to deliver a genuine dining experience. Their menus depend on which raw materials are in season and can be customized according to one’s preferences and food intolerances.

You’ll be charmed to find that the restaurant is nestled in a country home surrounded by pine forest and offers an unobstructed view of the Mediterranean sea.

3. Go on a boat trip to see the entire Ibiza coastline.

The next stop is at Ibiza town and the ancient medieval citadel where you can buy souvenirs from boutiques. You’ll also be sailing past Playa d’en Bossa, Es Cavallet beach, Espalmador, Atlantis then on to Es Vedra. Food is served on board and refreshments are readily available throughout the day.

These all-day boat trips sail on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays from June 16 to September 12. If you’re traveling with kids, you’ll be glad to know that kids ages 0-6 years old travel for free. J

ust remember to have sunscreen on hand and take lots of pictures!

Read also: A brief guide to sailing around the Balearic Islands

4. Go on a hiking trip in Punta Galera. 

If you love being immersed in nature then you’ll surely enjoy this next itinerary. Punta Galera boasts stunning views of steep cliffs, smooth rock, and flat terraces.

This rocky terrain is free from sand and can only be accessed by walking. You will surely appreciate the hike along the rocky coast to the lighthouse as it offers breathtaking views.

Just remember to keep track of the trail you used since the trail back is not well marked.

5. Ride a buggy or a quad and go on an excursion with friends and family. 

Get your adrenaline pumping as you take a ride on a buggy or a quad bike taking off from Playa d’en Bossa. This exciting activity is open to adults and older kids aged 16 years old and above.

On this expedition, you’ll be accompanied by a guide who will take you to see the glorious sights of the Mediterranean sea and the Ibizan countryside. You can choose to go on a 1-hour trip or you can choose to take the full 2 and a half hour expedition.

Transportation service is available to take you to your accommodation which costs a certain fee each way.

6. Rest and recuperate in Terysol massage and wellbeing center. 

Give yourself a day of relaxation as you are treated with highly specific massage techniques by their skilled masseurs. Their multilingual staff can accommodate English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Russian, and Bulgarian speaking clients.

They also offer waxing services and special villas’ and boats’ services for your convenience. Their services are offered all year round, every day from 10:00 to 21:00.

7. Get your adrenaline kicking while outdoor climbing. 

Both kids and adults can climb and slide outdoors in Acrobosc Ibiza. This outdoor adventure park offers 3 circuits. You’ll get to traverse the circuit which best suits your age and height. Before you start climbing, you’ll first be fitted to a safety harness.

If you’ve never tried this before, fear not! Friendly instructors will train you on how to walk on tight ropes, nets, and how to slide down the zip slides while connected to safety cables. This park welcomes adults and kids aged 3 years old and above and requires adult supervision for children below 18 years old.

This outdoor park accommodates adventure-loving guests starting Easter until the end of October.

8. Have an intimate dinner in Kumharas street food restaurant and cocktail bar or join their outdoor yoga classes. 

Accompanied by the exquisite view of the pink, purple, and orange-hued sunset, you can enjoy a cozy dinner with loved ones in the eclectic Kumharas.

This unique establishment is divided into 3 areas: the chillout street food area, the lounge area where you can dine inside one of the haimas , and the open and spacious areas for a more relaxed and comfortable dining experience. Compliment your delicious meal with one of their cocktails or healthy smoothies.

You can also join their outdoor yoga classes where you’ll get to appreciate a gorgeous view of the sea.

Read more: 12 European yoga retreats you should check out

9. Enjoy a cinematic experience in Cine Regio. 

This local cinema will surely give you and your companions a vintage cinema vibe. Seating up to 600 people, this cinema exudes grandeur with its large screen, red velvet seats, a gallery, and old-fashioned curtains, which parts right before the start of each film!

They show a mix of classics and newly released movies in their original language while also providing Spanish subtitles. You can satisfy your popcorn craving or sweet tooth by purchasing from their snack bar on the first floor.

You can catch a showing on almost every day of the week except on Wednesdays and Thursdays.

10. Tour the Ibizan island on an e-bike. 

Take your vacation up a notch by riding an electric bike as you tour the island. This sustainable bike ride lasts for 3 and a half hours.

But don’t worry! You won’t have to pedal throughout the whole journey. Once you get tired you can easily let the electric bike kick in and do the work for you. On this bike ride, you’ll get to see dazzling views of the sea, discover a hidden cave and catch sight of a prehistoric watchtower!

Don’t forget to pack sun protection, swimwear, a towel, and a small bag where you can safely store your camera.

11. Sail the pristine waters of Ibiza on an eco catamaran.

Navigate the sea with your friends while boarding one of the seven eco catamarans of La Bella Verde.

In this escapade, you’ll get to witness the beauty that the island has to offer while simultaneously keeping the environment safe. These eco catamarans are uniquely silent and completely emission-free .

Traveling with a group of more than 10? Don’t sweat it! You can book several boats that will sail and drop anchor together.

12. Experience beach hopping to Cala Bassa and Cala Conta. 

Go on an exciting beach hopping trip by boarding a catamaran that will cruise to 2 of Ibiza’s most exquisite beaches.

Would you prefer a daytime cruise or a sunset cruise?

On this trip, you get to decide!

This cruise lasts for a whopping 5 hours wherein you’ll get to spend a full hour on each beach. Some fun activities that you get to do are snorkeling, paddle boarding, lounging with a good book, or making a splash in the water either by water slide or by jumping from a diving board.

All you need to do is purchase a ticket for the cruise and voila! You’ll get to experience the joys of beach hopping, food and drinks included.

13. Take tennis lessons from Viva Tennis Ibiza. 

Itching for a game of tennis? Viva Tennis Ibiza is just the right place to be! This tennis club boasts 2 well-maintained traditional red clay courts, 3 artificial grass courts, and tennis equipment. You and your friends can also take coaching lessons from the island’s top tennis instructors.

After playing tennis, you can grab a drink and hang out at the bar or swim a few laps in their pool.

14. Cruise around Ibiza on a jet ski.

A trip to San Antonio, Ibiza wouldn’t be complete without a thrill-seeking jet ski ride. This water adventure can either last for 30 minutes, 60 minutes, or 90 minutes depending on the time duration of your choosing.

Great news! You won’t be needing a license to go on a jet ski. You do however need to be at least 18 years old to be the driver.

15. Feel the exhilarating rush of flyboarding.

As the name implies, Flyboarding entails flying above the waters up to several meters in the distance! Do this by wearing the water jet-powered Flyboard on your feet.

You’ll never run out of things to do in the magical town of San Antonio, Ibiza. So what are you waiting for? Start browsing San Antonio Ibiza hotels and get ready to live out the vacation of your dreams!

Keep reading:  Ibiza, a destination we always want to return to

San Antonio, Ibiza Travel Guide: Beach Vibes and Nightlife on the White Island

Explore the best things to do in San Antonio, Ibiza. Sunsets, beach clubs, restaurants and nightlife await. 

Let’s be honest: who isn’t seeking an escape? Thankfully, we have the sun-soaked shores of San Antonio (known by locals as Sant Antoni de Portmany) to getaway to. 

What’s not to love about this lively resort town, packed with some of Ibiza ’s banging clubs, chic restaurants and sun-drenched beaches?

Top Tip: If you need help deciding where to stay in paradise, check out Grand Paradiso Ibiza – Adults Only . It’s one of many fab adults-only hotels in San Antonio, Ibiza.

Top 5 Things to Do in San Antoni de Portmany

Hit up the sunset strip for sundowners .

Seeing the sun go down from one of the many bars in San Antonio’s sunset strip is a rite of passage for anyone visiting Ibiza. 

As the name suggests, the strip presents an unobstructed view of the setting sun – there’s pretty much nothing better than watching the last rays of the day with a cocktail in hand. 

Hit up classic hotspots like Cafe Mambo – which has been going strong with its special blend of DJ sets and pre-parties since 1994 – or Cafe del Mar, the OG sunset bar best-known for its chilled out music sets and relaxed vibe. 

Other popular bars on the strip include Savannah Beach Club, Mint Lounge and Golden Buddha. 

Top Tip: Arrive early if you want to nab a seat, especially during peak season. 

Party at Es Paradis

San Antonio (like most of Ibiza) is well-known for its nightlife, and Es Paradis is no exception to that rule. This is where you’ll blur the lines between reality and raving fun.

While here, don’t miss their famous Fiesta del Agua (Water Party). It’s where you’ll witness acrobats soar through the air and have performers put on a show. This nightlife spot in Antonio, Ibiza, is an absolute must if you want to party it up during your trip. 

Tuck into a Japanese Feast at Okasan Restaurant

I hate to play favourites (who am I kidding, I kinda love it) but Okasan was one of the real highlights of my most recent Ibiza trip. 

The food is straight-up delicious – think of it as a little slice of Japan brought straight to San Antonio. That translates to mounds of perfectly-prepared sushi, sizzling robata grill delicacies and *perfectly* seasoned veg. 

When you throw in beautiful views of the harbour (definitely grab a table on the covered terrace if you can) and some stellar Japanese-inspired cocktails, you know you’re onto a winner. 

Top Tip: It does book up, so reserve your table well in advance. 

Go Beach Hopping

What better way to experience the best beaches in San Antonio, Ibiza, than a beach-hopping cruise ?

This cruise takes you to the breathtaking Cala Tarida and the equally gorgeous Cala Bassa . You’ll also have some serious water action by swimming, snorkelling, and sunbathing in the Mediterranean sun.

Plus, you’ll enjoy complimentary drinks (hello, sweet sangria) and snacks like fresh fruit throughout your day.

Top Tip: There’s no hotel pick-up and drop-off, so I recommend meeting at San Antonio Harbour for this beach-hopping adventure.

Visit Cap Blanc Aquarium

Cap Blanc Aquarium is not your average aquarium. You’ll get to watch a beautiful display of marine life on a trip to this unique, educational attraction. Colourful tropical fish and graceful rays glide through the water, showing off the best of the diverse species here.

Being in an underground cavern, a cool highlight of this trip is walking in its transparent underground tunnel and marvelling at the breathtaking underwater views surrounding you.

Brilliant Things to See & Do in San Antonio, Ibiza

Rave the night away at one of san antonio’s famous nightclubs .

I’ve already talked about the sunset strip, but don’t think that as the night falls San Antonio runs out of steam. Not at all. This is one of Ibiza’s prime clubbing hotspots, packed with iconic clubs (and iconic nights) that put the island on the international dance music scene. 

Aside from Es Paradis, other top spots include superclub Eden, with its crazy parties and pumping sound system, Ibiza Rocks Hotel, where the poolside gigs are always popping, O Beach and Plastik. 

Go Scuba Diving

Ibiza might not be the first place you think of when you think of scuba diving, but there’s some pretty cool dive spots dotted around the island. 

Located near Sant Antoni de Portmany’s Scuba Diving Pier in front of Palapa Bar is where you’ll begin this exhilarating yet easy scuba diving tour . Over 3.5 hours, you’ll learn diving theory, followed by an instructor and diving master showing you the ropes.

Once you’ve learnt the ropes you’ll descend 26 feet (8 metres) and navigate the coral reef and colourful and diverse marine life, including octopus and fish.

Hike in Punta Galera

A 10-minute drive from San Antonio, you’ll find serenity in nature’s embrace. Punta Galera boasts scenic trails, perfect for clearing your mind while hiking.

With its rugged cliffs and clear waters, you can’t help but take up the challenge to lace up your hiking shoes and set off on any of its 14 picturesque trails. While hiking, remember to catch your breath and take in the sheer beauty of Punta Galera’s dramatic rock formations and secret coves.

Get Your Adrenaline Fix at Slingshot Ibiza

For an experience that’ll get your heart pumping, look no further than Slingshot Ibiza. This amusement park is near the renowned Es Paradis nightclub and has all the rides you’d need for a thrilling time.

Try to keep it together as you’re flung 236 feet (72 metres) high up into the air on the popular slingshot ride. If you’d like milder rides, try out their fun bumper cars. 

Go Shopping in San Antonio

With an equally eclectic shopping scene, why not shop up a storm in San Antonio?

No shopping trip is complete without heading to Sunset Strip. The famous street has several beachwear stores and high-end boutiques brimming with the latest styles. This shopper’s paradise will have what you want, no matter what you’re looking for. Just remember to keep an eye on your account balance.

Rent a Villa in Ibiza’s San Antonio and Throw a Party

San Antonio, Ibiza’s nightlife is something you must experience, even if it’s just once, as it’s one of Spain’s best things to do . But you can take it up a notch by throwing a party at a rented villa with friends.

Cue Can Vistabella Boutique Resort . This luxurious hideaway has a beautiful garden with enviable views of the Mediterranean Sea. You’ll also unwind and stay fit with various amenities, including a spa, gym, and swimming pool.

Must-Try Bars & Restaurants in San Antonio, Ibiza

For fine Ibizan dining, head to the Michelin-starred eatery, Es Tragon, and try out their innovative dishes like Ibizan fish and rice. 

While they change their menu seasonally based on locally sourced ingredients, you’ll always enjoy impeccable dining in its elegant and sophisticated atmosphere.

Tapas Ibiza

Tapas Ibiza is one of the best restaurants in Ibiza, San Antonio. Enjoy Spanish meals like montaditos and tapas in this lively tapas bar.

You’ll find all your Spanish favourites here, including hearty patatas bravas (spicy fried potatoes).

Best Hotels in San Antonio, Ibiza

Trs ibiza hotel – all inclusive adults only.

With a prime location on the San Antonio, Ibiza beachfront, TRS Ibiza Hotel is the ultimate haven for adults. You’ll have plenty of amenities at your fingertips in its luxurious setting. Here, you’ll enjoy the vibrant nightlife without worrying about noise or disruptions from children.

Hotel Tropical

Just a short walk from Caló des Moro beach, Hotel Tropical offers stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea. Plus, it’s a short stroll away from San Antonio Port and the bus station, which makes getting around the island an absolute breeze.

Wi-Ki-Woo Hotel Ibiza

With its own outdoor swimming pool, staying at the stylish Apartamentos Wi-Ki-Woo allows you to enjoy frolicking in the water without worrying about the crowds. It’s also close to the iconic Café Mambo restaurant and bar, offering endless entertainment with good food.

Sant Antoni, Ibiza: Practical Tips for Your Trip

At least three days spent here is good. If you’re just looking to see the big ticket spots, you could possibly fit it into a day.

Chase sunny days (and a tan) between June and August.

Honestly, in San Antonio, Ibiza, hotels are abundant. Invisa Hotel La Cala is a great option for those on a budget. That said, TRS Ibiza Hotel – Adults Only offers you a more luxurious stay.

There are two ways to travel from Ibiza Airport to San Antonio: taxi or bus. The bus is more affordable, but it takes over an hour. The taxi’s a shorter 20-minute ride but costs more.

Recommended Tours in San Antonio, Ibiza

I recommend checking out the tours below:

• Beach Hopping Cruise
• Ibiza: Snorkeling and SUP Paddle, Beach and Cave Cruise
• Hot Air Balloon Ride over Ibiza

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San Antonio Ibiza Holidays & Travel Guide – Top Things to Do

San Antonio (Sant Antoni de Portmany) , is the second largest town of Ibiza , one of the most touristic areas in Ibiza, located on the western coast, on a beautiful natural bay. The resort is a lively resort that is popular for its leisure and nightlife activities. Located on the western coast of the Spanish island of Ibiza, San Antonio is a vibrant resort town that attracts tourists from all over the world.

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If you’re looking for a holiday destination that offers sun, sand, sea, and plenty of fun, San Antonio Ibiza should be at the top of your list. San Antonio offers great holiday attractions with its variety of quality neon flashing bars, lounges, strip clubs, cafes and restaurants and nice beaches for the holidaymakers. With its stunning beaches, lively nightlife, and cultural attractions, San Antonio has something for everyone.

Things to Do & See in San Antonio Ibiza…

Things to do and see in San Antonio are endless. The town centre and bay of San Antonio with its shops, beach, beach promenade, bars and restaurants, offers all the tourist services for the holidaymakers.

San Antonio Bay is located on the southern part of the town and offers cheap family and couples accommodation. San Antonio Bay also offers calm nights and family related entertainment. San Antonio town centre is more lively for clubbers. The town centre and the bay are located on a 20 min. walking distance.

San Antonio is mostly known for its nightlife, but there’s plenty to do during the day as well. Here are some top activities to add to your itinerary:

• Hit the Beaches: San Antonio has some of the most beautiful beaches in Ibiza. Cala Salada, Cala Bassa, and Playa d’en Bossa are just a few of the must-visit spots.
• Explore the Sunset Strip: The Sunset Strip is a famous strip of bars and restaurants that line the coast, offering stunning views of the sunset over the sea.
• Visit the Egg: This iconic sculpture in the middle of the town square is a must-see. The Egg was created by artist Andrew Rogers and is a symbol of rebirth and new beginnings.
• Take a Boat Tour: Take a boat tour around the island and explore secluded coves and hidden beaches.
• Attend a Party: San Antonio is known for its vibrant nightlife, with world-famous clubs like Amnesia, Pacha, and Ushuaia.

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San Antonio Bay is located on the southern part of the urban centre of San Antonio and offers cheap family and couples accommodation. The zone is full of shops, restaurants and all kinds of tourist services that include; boats, fishing dock, nautical club and the yachting marina. The West End is the popular night time entertainment area of San Antonio with lots of great bars.

Sunset at Ses Variades (Sunset Strip)

Sunset Strip is the coastal area also named Ses Variades , that is very popular for its spectacular sunsets, located on the west of San Antonio , about 10 mins walking distance from San Antonio town centre. In summer season, thousands of holidaymakers meet at the San Antonio coasts and enjoy the sunset with live music. The bars of the San Antonio strip offer accompaniment to the sunsets of the town with live music and DJs.

The villages of Santa Agnes de Corona and Sant Mateu d’Aubarca, Ses Torres d’en Luc Archaeological Site and Cala d’Aubarca Cove

There are nice villages and sights at the interior San Antonio. The village of Santa Agnes de Corona is a lovely one with its church and its paths covered in almond blossom during January and February. The village of Sant Mateu d’Aubarca is also a charming village and popular for its wines and wine cellars.

Along the villages, there it comes the Ses Torres d’en Luc archaeolocial site dates back to Middle Ages and is made up of two ancient towers and a wall. If you go east you’ll reach Cala d’Aubarca cove and enjoy the beautiful nature and coastline that is home to Eleanor’s Falcon and the royal falcon.

Aquarium Cap Blanc – San Antonio

Aquarium Blanc, also known as Sa Cova de Ses Llagostes, Sa Cove des Peix or Sa Cove des Vell Mari, is natural aquarium located about 2 km. from San Antonio town center and close to Cala Gracio. The place was home to popular festivals for a long time preiod but now it is a small natural aquarium that travellers may view the wide range of Pitiusan marine fauna.

The churches of San Antonio

The churches of Sant Antoni, Sant Mateu, Sant Rafael, the underground chapel of Santa Agnes and the little chapel of Buscastell is worth a visit and see in San Antonio Ibiza.

The village of Sant Rafael de Sa Creu

The village of Sant Rafael de Sa Creu is located about 8 km. from San Antonio town center and it is the only place on Ibiza that is declared “Zone of craftwork interest” and where travellers are able to speak to the potters there There is also quality restaurants at the village.

Cueva de Ses Fontanelles Cave

Cueva de Ses Fontanelles Cave is located in a hilly zone between Sa Foradada and Cap Nono, that is reached via Cala Salada. The cave houses a collection of cave paintings dating back to Bronze Age.

If you’re a foodie, you’ll love San Antonio Ibiza. The town has a wide range of restaurants and cafes to suit all tastes and budgets. Whether you’re in the mood for seafood, tapas, or international cuisine, you’ll find it here.

Some top restaurants to try include Can Pujol, a family-run restaurant that serves delicious traditional Spanish dishes, and The Skinny Kitchen, which offers healthy and tasty options like smoothie bowls and avocado toast.

If you’re looking to do some shopping, San Antonio has plenty of options. The town has a mix of high-end designer stores and local boutiques, so you’ll be sure to find something that suits your style and budget.

For high-end shopping, head to Marina Ibiza, which is home to designer brands like Gucci and Dior. If you’re looking for something more unique, check out the local boutiques in the town center, where you can find handmade jewelry, clothing, and souvenirs.

San Antonio is famous for its nightlife, and for good reason. The town has some of the best clubs and bars in the world, attracting world-renowned DJs and party-goers from all over the globe.

Some top clubs to check out include Amnesia , Pacha , and Ushuaia . These clubs host some of the biggest parties on the island and are a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the legendary Ibiza nightlife.

San Antonio offers cheap accommodation and mostly preferred by the young holidaymakers, groups of single lads and girls.

Getting to San Antonio

The easiest way to get to San Antonio is by flying into Ibiza Airport, which is about 20 minutes away by car. Alternatively, you can take a ferry from Barcelona or Valencia to Ibiza, then catch a bus or taxi to San Antonio.

Best Time to Visit San Antonio

San Antonio is a year-round destination, but the best time to visit is during the summer months from June to September. The weather is warm and sunny, and there are plenty of activities and events happening.

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15 Best Things to See and Do in San Antonio , Ibiza

San Antonio is one of the mesmerizing places in Ibiza. Situated in the green hills, San Antonio is an amazing beach where you can have a lot of fun. 

San Antonio is the 2nd largest municipality in Ibiza and has a palm-lined sandy beach right from Calo des Moro beach to San Antonio bay. 

There are amazing San Antonio Ibiza hotels  where you can plan your stay while visiting San Antonio.   

Let’s see the best things you can see and do in San Antonio Ibiza.

Things to See and Do in San Antonio Ibiza

1. Visit the beach.

You can enjoy the beach over there when you are in San Antonio. Several little beaches are strewn along the bay, including Es Pouet Beach, Playa S’Estanyol, Playa Xinxo, and others, allowing you to pick your preferred location.

2. Flying Fish.

Flying fish is one of the most exhilarating and challenging water sports rides . It is an exhilarating experience that gives you the impression like you are flying over the water. It is a 10-minute ride and can fit six people. Riders experience the excitement of being transported by boat, bouncing on waves, and rising into the air, so this is definitely not for the faint of heart.

3. Club-hopping or Bar-hopping.

If you are a party animal, you will love this place a lot as there is a lot for you here. In San Antonio, there are some of the best clubs and bars. So while visiting this place, you can go to the bars and enjoy some drinks.   

4. Walking and Hiking.

Tourists may explore Ibiza’s geography, culture, and hidden gems by pedaling along its picturesque lanes and roads. A fantastic attraction is mountain biking or cycling.

5. Enjoy the Watersports.

One can enjoy various sports activities like jet-skiing, banana boat rides, jet boating, snorkeling, kite surfing, and scuba diving. These are some of the best water sports one can enjoy during your visit. 

6. Tour the Ibizan Island on an e-bike.

You can level up your vacation by riding an electric bike and taking the tour to Ibizan Island. The sustainable ride can go up to 3 and half hours.   

The entire trip won’t require you to pedal. You can quickly switch to the electric bike when you feel fatigued. You can enjoy the sea views and discover the hidden caves.   

7. Cruise around IBIZA on a Jet Ski.

Your trip to San Antonio will be incomplete without the adventurous jet-ski ride. This water adventure can last up to 60 minutes or half an hour, depending on your chosen duration. 

8. Feel the exhilarating rush of Flyboarding.

As the name suggests, Flyboarding entails flying above the waters to several meters in the distance. This is one of the best activities you can enjoy in San Antonio. 

9. Ocean Mania.

It is a great activity if you are into sports or fitness. The inflatable playground of the ocean mania is situated just opposite Ocean Beach Ibiza. Make sure to try this activity when you are in San Antonio. 

10. Hot Rods Tour.

The hot rods are tiny vehicles which are called soapboxes or karts. These vehicles are sweeping all over Europe in the form of recreational vehicles. Now, the vehicle has reached, San Antonio. 

11. Beach Run.

A lengthy and wide stretch of sand is available on San Antonio’s beaches for morning and evening runs by serious runners and fitness fans.   

12. Parasailing.

See the amazing view of Ibiza from the sky. Visitors get the opportunity to experience this uncommon adventure and see San Antonio Bay and the neighboring areas from the air. Believe us; it is an amazing experience!

13. Dine in an old converted church.

Sa Capella is an amazing San Antonio restaurant it offers an unbelievable dining- experience.

It is located behind San Antonio, and you can see wonderful sunsets from here. 

14. Quad Excursion.

This off-road excursion will delight thrill-seekers and outdoor enthusiasts as it passes through some of San Antonio’s most breathtaking terrain. It is a three-hour excursion that you can enjoy along with an expert. 

15. Kayak Rental & Excursion.

San Antonio’s waters are ideal for kayaking, especially for beginners. There are numerous possibilities for renting kayaks. Kayakers can explore the island’s natural treasures because the tour always takes a predetermined path that travels down the shore.         

Finally, we would say that San Antonio is a beautiful and mesmerizing place. There are so many things that one can do at this place that you will run out of time if you try all of them. Thus, we have made your task easy by mentioning the best things you can enjoy in San Antonio. 

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Snorkelling route – Cala Gracioneta

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Chef Víctor Bonet and his team offer a predominantly Mediterranean cuisine but with hints of fusion.

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Can Pilot Restaurant and Grill

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Visit the Cap Blanc Aquarium

Children and adults will be delighted to visit the Aquarium Cap Blanc

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5 Top Things To Do in San Antonio, Ibiza

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San Antonio (known locally as Sant Antoni de Portmany) is located on Ibiza’s wonderful western coastline. It’s a cosmopolitan hub that has something for everyone. Whether you want to spend your vacation soaking up the sun on beautiful beaches or dancing until the sun rises, San Antonio is the place for you. Here are five of the best things to do in San Antonio, Ibiza.

Where to Stay in San Antonio

First, you’re going to need to find somewhere to stay in San Antonio and Invisa Es Pla is an excellent choice. The affordable adults-only hotel is located steps from the beach and has a sparkling pool encircled by lounges. There’s also an onsite bar and restaurant, plus sports courts and a gym if you want to stay active while on holiday. Did I mention it’s walking distance from the town centre as well? This hotel has it all!

5 Things To Do in San Antonio

See the sunset from the sunset strip.

The Sunset Strip is a famous beachfront promenade located about a 10-minute walk from the heart of San Antonio. As the name suggests, it’s THE place to watch the sunset in Ibiza. There are lots of lively bars and restaurants along the beachfront that host live music and DJs nightly, so you can enjoy your sunset with a cocktail in hand. Two of the most legendary options are Café Mambo (they do great burgers) and Café del Mar.

Take to the water

First, here’s a lowdown on the area’s beautiful beaches. S’Arenal Beach is the town’s main beach, with golden shores stretching far and wide (literally). There are five other smaller cove beaches along the coastline near San Antonio, but Cala des Moro is one of the best. Furthermore, a 45-minute walk from Invisa Es Pla is Punta Galera, a cove with rock platforms that’s a popular local cliff jumping spot. It’s also a great spot to watch the sunset and snorkel in crystal clear water. 

From S’Arenal Beach, you can enjoy a variety of watersports, like jet-skiing, banana boat rides, parasailing, kayaking, scuba diving and kite-surfing. If you want to get your heart racing, thrillseekers should head directly to Twister Jet, a jetboat ride through San Antonio Bay. Alternatively, try fly-boarding for something different.

Another seafaring adventure is hopping aboard a boat trip from San Antonio. This affordable Ibiza boat cruise takes you up the north coast for the day. See the stunning coastline, snorkel in the Mediterranean Sea or simply float the day away. 

Dance the night away

Ibiza is internationally renowned for its unparalleled nightlife scene. Fortunately, San Antonio is home to everything from jazz bars to the world’s best nightclubs. Top recommendations include Eden, Plastik Ibiza, Club Hush, which hosts some of the island’s best DJs, and Ibiza Rocks for live music. But the most popular nightclub is the internationally renowned Es Paradis. Hosting Fiesta Del Agua water parties every Saturday night, it’s an event that should be on every San Antonio bucket list.

Head on an Ibiza adventure

Now, you can easily spend your entire holiday soaking up the sunshine in San Antonio. However, there are many other Ibiza adventures waiting for you. First, Ibiza Town is only a short drive away. It’s home to a historic Old Town, unspoilt panoramic hilltop vistas and shopping boutiques.

Another option is to hire a bike. You can either ride around to San Antonio’s beautiful bay or journey inland to the rolling local hills Ibiza is known for. You can also opt to go on a quad bike or buggy sightseeing tour . 

Eat a feast in San Antonio

San Antonio is not shy of a few amazing restaurants to dine at while staying in the area. When you’re craving something healthy, head to Bondi Restaurant. When you want fine dining with a view, visit Villa Mercedes Restaurant or enjoy Michelin-Star Mediterranean cuisine at Es Tragon. If you want to indulge in tapas, visit El Rincón de Pepe. Finally, Kumharas Ibiza is one of the island’s best restaurants and just so happens to be known for its sunset views. Enjoy the mouthwatering menu with a side of live flamenco and fire dancing.

As you can see, there are so many wonderful things to do in San Antonio, Ibiza. Which adventure will you choose? (I say ALL of them).

Thank you to Invisa Hoteles for partnering with me on this post.

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San Antonio

San Antonio is Ibiza's second-largest town and the most popular on the island among young international party-goers. 

Called Portus Magnus in Roman times due to the remarkable width of its bay, San Antonio (Sant Antoni de Portmany) is an ancient village of farmers and fishermen that has become one of the main tourist resorts of Ibiza.

San Antonio has been referred to as the " clubbing capital of the universe ", and young holiday-makers from all around the world visit during the summer looking to party at its iconic clubs that host events with the world's most famous DJs. 

A lot of the nightlife is concentrated on Ibiza's iconic Sunset Strip , a promenade that stretches from the port area down to the beach of Cala d'es Moro and is bustling with restaurants, bars and clubs. 

This strip is home to the popular Café del Mar , one of Ibiza's famous sunset cafés where young tourists go to enjoy chill-out music, drinks and food. Further along the strip is Café Mambo , where party-goers can enjoy a more lively atmosphere in a place where some of the best DJs on the planet play and a popular place for clubbers to enjoy pre-parties . 

But you don't have to go to the strip to enjoy one of San Antonio's magical sunsets! Great places to admire this wonder of nature are also Las Salinas beach, San Antonio Bay and Cala Benirrás. There are also lots of sunset cruises.

Daytime Activities

If you're looking to party during the day, you can enjoy one of the many boat parties  that depart from the area. You can even enjoy a pool party at the Ibiza Rocks Hotel or the O Beach Ibiza beach club. 

The main beach in San Antonio is  S’Arenal de San Antonio , a pleasant beach with shallow waters and lots of facilities where you can enjoy a comfortable day sunbathing on the Balearic coast. There are also lots of fun water sports you can get involved in, such as banana boats and flying fish! 

What's more, there is a wealth of activities to choose from for day time fun with your family and friends, such as  motorcycle rental  and  buggy tours .

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Es Paradis (280 m) San Antonio Beach (582 m) Cala Gració (1.9 km) Cala Gracioneta (2 km) Cala Salada & Cala Saladeta (3.4 km)

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Top 20 Things to Do in San Antonio Ibiza

Sant Antoni de Portmany, or San Antonio, is one of the most beautiful and exciting places in Ibiza . Nestled amidst green hills, San Antonio is a great beach area for lots of fun and frolic under the sun. Where is San Antonio? San Antonio, or Sant Antoni de Portmany to locals, is the second biggest municipality in Ibiza, and features a palm-lined sandy beach starting from Caló des Moro beach to the San Antonio bay .

Visitors often ask: ‘ what to do in San Antonio ’?  Well, San Antonio, Spain has something for everybody.  There is always an engaging activity suited for families, couples, villas for rent in San Antonio , and party-goers. San Antonio bay is an ideal beach for strolling around day and night.  There are always a lot of great things to do and to see.

San Antonio bay is well-known for being one of the most breath-taking areas in the Mediterranean.  It is sunny all year round, making it a perfect venue for many holiday activities.

Here is a wide-ranging list of 20 things to in San Antonio Ibiza:

Enjoy the beach

You don’t have to do much to have a wonderful day in San Antonio. Just lie down and relax on one of its pristine sandy beaches. The main beach is S’Arenal de San Antonio . You can also choose your favourite spot from among the small beaches dotted along the bay, such as Es Puet beach , Playa S’Estanyol , Playa Xinxo and many more.

Take in the beautiful view, and watch the world go by, drink in hand. The waters are warm and shallow if you fancy a quick dip.

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Banana Boat

Kids of all ages enjoy a thrilling ride on a banana boat. It is one of San Antonio, Ibiza’s most popular water sport activities , which lasts for about ten minutes.

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Flying Fish

One of the most thrilling and intense water sport rides in San Antonio is the Flyfish , an adrenaline-filled experience where you feel like you are flying across the sea. This ten-minute ride fits 6 people. This is definitely not for the faint of heart, as riders go through the thrill of bouncing on waves and going up into the air while being towed by a boat.

Ocean Mania

Thrill seekers will definitely love this action-packed inflatable water park, which is set up right on the water. Situated 50 meters off San Antonio Bay , in front of the Ocean Beach Club, this fun floating park has obstacle courses, with trampolines, slides, balance beams, and bridges.

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Hot Rods Tour

Hot Rods are small vehicles that are also called soapboxes or karts. These street-legal vehicles are sweeping all over Europe as a recreational vehicle, and now it has reached San Antonio as a new way of exploring the beautiful island of Ibiza . Operators offer various types of tours, and starting point is in Avda Doctor Fleming, San Antonio.

Club-hopping or Bar-hopping

San Antonio has some of the best and hottest clubs and bars in Ibiza. The S’Arenal beach area comes alive at night with various bars, waterfront clubs, and live music venues.

Some of the hottest clubs you shouldn’t miss are Es Paradis and Ocean Beach Ibiza.

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Trip to the Caves of Can Marça

The north of the island has spectacular ancient caves. The ancient caves of Can Marça are accessible through arranged tours using traditional Ibiza boats. Aquabus uses these traditional boats made by local craftsmen. The five-hour trip will pass through breath-taking coves and coastlines. The 1,000 year old caves have amazing stalactites and stalagmites, waterfalls, and interesting rock pools .

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The beaches of San Antonio have a long and wide stretch of sand where avid runners and fitness enthusiasts can have their morning or sunset runs.

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Romantic Moonlight Walk on the Beach

Lovers can take a moonlit walk on the beach, which is especially lovely during sunset. San Antonio’s famous Sunset strip features fabulous sunsets set against the deep blue water , fringed with little islands. Enjoy a quiet stroll and finish it off with drinks in one of the sunset bars like Café Mambo and Café del Mar lining up the beach.

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Enjoy tapas at Rincon de Pepe Restaurant

The iconic Rincon de Pepe Restaurant is one of the most-famous tapas bar in San Antonio, remaining unchanged since it first opened its doors in 1962. If you are in San Antonio, do not miss out on this restaurant to enjoy an authentic variety of hot and cold tapas.

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Dine in an old converted church

Sa Capella is a unique San Antonio restaurant, as it offers an unforgettable dining experience amidst the ambience of an old church , converted into a dining space complete with a rustic terrace bar.  It is situated on the hills behind San Antonio, and has wonderful views during sunset.

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Go surfing at Ibiza Surf Lounge Restaurant

Technically speaking, Ibiza Surf Lounge is a family-friendly restaurant with burgers, pizzas, nachos, and other kid-friendly menu items.

The surfing part comes from the Flowrider wave machine, which is located on the restaurant premises. You can hang out in the area, do some surfing, and have a light bite from the restaurant. Children love this place!

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Jet Ski From May to October, Jet Ski rentals are available for thrill seekers 18 years old and above. Jet Ski operators always provide guides.  Half-day or full day hires are available for more experienced riders.

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Boat Tour There are many companies offering boat tours in San Antonio. You can charter boats that will take you into different islands or just float out into the sea , away from the crowds, and jump straight into the cool, blue waters.

Boats offer tours for families, party boats for groups of friends, or small boats for couples and smaller groups. They provide amenities such as snorkel equipment and complimentary drinks.

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Parasailing Enjoy the incredible view of Ibiza from up in the air as you glide on a parasailing adventure. This rare escapade gives visitors a chance to get a bird’s eye view of beautiful San Antonio bay and surrounding areas.  Truly and unforgettable experience!

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Jet Boat Take Off Ibiza offers a wild and exhilarating jet boat experience, guaranteed to give thrills to water adventurers. The hour-long jet boat ride departs from San Antonio port and features a speedy adventure on a jet boat with 180-360 degree spins and wave jumping.

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  Scuba Diving The best thing about San Antonio, Ibiza is that if you want to get away from all the beach activities, you can always go underwater and marvel at the great diversity of its marine life .

PADI-certified instructors will supervise the scuba trip and they also offer levelled lessons in various languages.

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Kayak Rental and Excursion Since the waters of San Antonio are generally calm, it is a perfect spot for kayaking, especially for beginners. There are many kayak rental options available.The tour always follows a specific route that heads down the coast, allowing kayakers to discover the island’s natural wonders.

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Quad Excursion Adrenaline junkies and adventure seekers will surely enjoy this off-road experience, passing through some of the most stunning scenery in San Antonio and Ibiza’s countryside and west coast . This is a three-hour excursion that comes with an expert guide, taking the group to see some great spots in the island.

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What to see in San Antonio, much more than a party destination

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The town of San Antonio Abad ( Sant Antoni de Portmany , in Catalan) is found in the north-western part of the island, bordering the municipalities of San José (Sant Josep de Sa Talaia) *internal link, Ibiza Town and Santa Eulalia (Santa Eulària des Riu) . Its main population hub, also called San Antonio Abad , borders the Bay of San Antonio on the island’s western coastline and is one of Ibiza’s main tourist destinations. Since the 1970s, its vibrant bars and ‘superclubs’ have raised the international profile of this small coastal town.

Every summer, swathes of young tourists come from all over Europe to experience it for themselves. However, it is important to stress that San Antonio Abad is much more than a mere party destination. During your stay in the town you’ll be able to try your hand at different water sports, visit caverns bearing original cave art on their walls, go for a refreshing dip in the waters of its idyllic beaches and coves *internal link and admire its wonderfully preserved churches and lighthouses. If you’d like to know more, we suggest that you keep reading.

Things to see and do in Sant Antoni de Portmany

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It is not uncommon for Sant Antoni de Portmany to only be associated with its municipal capital. For this reason, we are now going to shine a light on some of the lesser-known attractions found around this wonderful town.

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Cap Blanc Aquarium

The cave of Cap Blanc is also known as “ Sa Cova de ses Llagostes ”, due to the fact that it once served as a lobster nursery. Located just a couple of kilometres north of San Antonio, it was converted into an aquarium in 1989. Nowadays, it offers visitors a unique opportunity to get up close and personal with some of the most emblematic species of the Ibizan Mediterranean. It also organises “ sardinada ” events every weekend, where attendees can sample Ibizan-style grilled sardines and payés salads as they soak up the gorgeous sea views.

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Ses Fontanelles cave

By following the coastline northwards you’ll end up at La Cova de Ses Fontenelles, where French archaeologist Henri Breuil discovered original cave paintings back in 1917. Often referred to by locals as la Cueva del Vino due to the fact that it once served as a rustic wine cellar, its walls still preserve traces that date back to the Punic period. As you make your way to this unique cave you’ll be able to enjoy unparalleled views across the Bay of San Antonio and, in the distance, the 11 islets of Poniente.

If you’re planning on coming to the inland part of the island (and Sant Antoni in particular), you’ll be able to visit several quintessentially Ibizan towns and villages. Let’s take a look at three:

Sant Rafael de Sa Creu

This peaceful village, which lies to the south of the municipality and on the border with Ibiza Town, is considered by many to be one of the first settlements on the island. We particularly recommend visiting its beautiful church and its famous craft market, which runs every Thursday.

San Mateo de Albarca

Iglesia de San Mateo.

Slightly to the north is the village of San Mateo, which is dotted with small family-run wineries which run their own wine tasting sessions. Sa Cova and Bodegas Can Maymó are two such examples.

Santa Agnés de Corona

Even more to the north, surrounded by fields of almond trees, is the village of Santa Agnés de Corona (known as Santa Inés, in Spanish). We recommend taking the hiking trail from the village to the Las Puertas del Cielo viewpoint , which offers breathtaking views across the sea and surrounding cliffs.

Let’s take a look at some of the main attractions that await you in San Antonio Abad.

Sant Antonio church and the Coves Blanques lighthouse

Before embracing San Antonio’s famous festive atmosphere, why not visit some of its cultural and historical landmarks? We recommend heading to the old town to visit the San Antonio church : a fortress-temple that was originally built in 1385 to defend the town from pirate invasions, which were commonplace at the time. Another of its main tourist attractions is the Coves Blanques lighthouse , which was built in the late 19th century and stands close to the beachfront promenade. Nowadays, its interior is used as an exhibition hall.

As you might expect, there are hundreds of ways to enjoy yourself after dark in Sant Antoni de Portmany. Boat parties are particularly popular, with many companies organising these group events. The price for these trips often includes entrance to one of the area’s large nightclubs at night. Two of the most popular ones are Edén and Es Paradís , which are in the inland part of the city. Amnesia Ibiza and Privilege Ibiza are also just a 15-minute drive from the town centre.

La noche es joven…

We also recommend visiting the so-called West End of San Antonio , which is found in the heart of the old town. This district of pedestrianised streets becomes a veritable hotbed of tourists ― predominantly British― once the sun goes down. This lively area is brimming with reasonably-priced bars, pubs and small nightclubs, hence its popularity amongst visitors.

If you’re looking to get the party started while the sun is still shining, there’s no better place than the Sunset Strip : a stretch of the flowery beachfront promenade where you will find some of Sant Antoni’s most legendary bars. Two such examples are Café Mambo and Café del Mar , which are renowned for their unforgettable chill-out sessions and the spectacular views of the famous Ibizan sunset  that can be enjoyed from its terraces.

Delicious local cuisine is another of the main pillars that sustain this coastal town’s roaring success. The beachfront promenade, for example, is home to a wide range of bars and restaurants with diverse and vibrant menus. Villa Mercedes , for example, offers live music sessions and Mediterranean fusion cooking in an old house which overlooks the Port of San Antonio. Mint Lounge Bar, Fresh Ibiza and Savannah , all located on the Sunset Strip, also allow diners to enjoy their dinner as they gaze out at a spectacular Ibizan sunset.

Other excellent dining establishments are found in the town’s historic centre, such as El Rincón de Pepe , famed for its delicious tapas dishes; and the Restaurante Es Ventall , renowned for the quality of the ingredients grown in the local vegetable garden, which are cooked in a wood-fired oven.

We simply must mention the beautiful beaches and coves that punctuate the western Ibizan coastline, with the San Antonio area being a particularly spectacular stretch. Let’s take a look at some of them:

Playa de S’Arenal (or playa de San Antonio)

This is the main beach in Sant Antoni de Portmany and one of Ibiza’s only urban beaches. Without having a main attraction, the Playa de S’Arenal has a series of key benefits: it can be accessed by people of all ages and mobilities; it has all the basic facilities required for a day at the beach; you don’t need to travel to get there; and it is possible to try a wide range of exciting activities, such as renting a jet-ski or trying your hand at surfing, windsurfing or diving.

Playa de S´Arenal

Playa de Cala Gració and cala Gracioneta

Lying to the north of Sant Antoni de Portmany are two small and charming coves. While there are parking facilities nearby, we recommend travelling to these coves by foot. Cala Gració is the perfect spot for families travelling with kids . Its neighbouring Cala Gracioneta , meanwhile, home to the famous El Chiringuito restaurant , is a hotspot for nudists.

La fantástica Cala Gració.

Cala Salada and cala Saladeta

If you continue to hug the coastline as you head further north you’ll reach these two secluded coves, notable for their shimmering waters and fine golden sands. Difficult to access, the small inlet that houses Cala Salada and Cala Saladeta is a regular stop-off point for the many boat trips  that depart from Sant Antoni de Portmany on a daily basis. Nearby you can also visit Punta Galera , a narrow spit of smooth rock that extends into the sea, offering beachgoers a platform from which they can launch themselves into the water. Its characteristics also make it very popular amongst nudists.

Cala Saladeta, playa virgen.

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Have you chosen San Antonio as the place to stay on your forthcoming visit to Ibiza?

The island has a wide variety of idyllic spots that are well worth a visit. San Antonio is one of the island’s most touristic towns with something to suit all tastes. Its amazing nightlife, cultural attractions, routes through the countryside and sea trips will all make a marvellous impact on you.

In this blog, we’ll tell you everything you need to know to make the most of your visit to this famous part of the island!

San Antonio de Portmany is in the west of Ibiza, where some of its loveliest beaches can be found, with stunning sunsets. For those in search of nightlife and clubbing, San Antonio is the place for you! The price of accommodation in the town is more reasonable and it’s the perfect starting point for exploring some of the places we’ll tell you about now.

1. ‘Columbus’ Egg’: a striking monument

If you travel to San Antonio by car, bus or motorbike along the C-731, in the direction of the sea, you’ll come to a roundabout with a famous monument in the middle, known as ‘Columbus’ Egg’, which commemorates the discovery of America.  The monument was made by local artists and, inside, it features a replica of the Santa María, with the ship’s bow pointing to America.

Right next to the roundabout is Vibra District Hotel, an adults-only hotel refurbished last year, with charming views of ‘Columbus’ Egg’ and San Antonio Bay.

The most fun-packed hotel in the area, with stunning décor and a red pool with a vibrant atmosphere not to be missed!

2. Enjoy a well-deserved dip in the sea at S’Arenal Beach

S’Arenal Beach’s white sands and shallow waters are just a stone’s throw from Vibra District Hotel and ‘Columbus’ Egg’: perfect for a swim before you set off to visit the attractions.  From the jetty on the beach, you can take a boat trip or hire paddle surf equipment and kayaks.  People flock to this area in the evening to watch the sunset from the beach, hotel terrace or one of the bars just a few metres from the beach.

3. San Antonio waterfront promenade

As evening draws near, we recommend a stroll along the Paseo Marítimo (the waterfront promenade) from the harbour to Caló des Moro, a small sandy cove beyond the bay, passing famous bars and restaurants along the way, like the legendary Café del Mar , where you can wait for the sun to go down to the accompaniment of the best chill-out music.

4. An unforgettable evening sunset in San Antonio

As we mentioned above, Café del Mar is a well-known port-of-call, visited by lots of people wishing to watch the sun set.  If you come in the high season, you’ll need to book well in advance because its terrace and the promenade just in front of it fill up with people each evening.

If you prefer, you can join the people sitting on the rocks just in front or on the terraces of Café Mambo or Savannah Beach Club. The rocks, with their magical atmosphere, are a good place to sit.

5. Boat trips from San Antonio

On the different boat trips that leave from San Antonio, lots of charming coves and other spots with crystal-clear waters can be visited.  We’ll name a few that you really shouldn’t miss out on.

The boats normally depart from the harbour next to the Paseo Marítimo. There are boat trips to Formentera, where you can spend the day doing aquatic activities, like snorkelling, or simply stroll along its beaches of white sands.  This is usually a lively outing with chill-out music during the boat trip. Some also organize an onboard paella. Formentera will leave a lasting impression on you. Make sure you go there!

Other outings that are well worth doing are the boat trips to Cala Bassa and Cala Conta, where you can also go paddle surfing or bathe in the waters of these celebrated idyllic coves.  Some of the trips are in catamarans able to hold up to 150 people, with an open bar and, needless to say, music.

One of the most popular boat trips is to Es Vedrà, because the approach to the little island, with its 382 metre sheer cliff, is truly amazing!  This is an island bathed in mystery and it’s bound to captivate you.

There are also boat trips to Cala Saladeta and Ses Margalides, an unspoilt archipelago where the boat anchors so that you gaze in wonder at the numerous different species of fish and the marine fauna.

If you prefer to sail under your own steam, you can pander to your whims and hire a boat or a jet-ski

6. Visits to Cala Salada and Cala Saladeta

If you’ve got a car, you can start off by visiting Cala Gració and Cala Gracioneta and, once you’ve had a swim there, carry on to Cala Salada and Cala Saladeta, which are just 15 minutes away by car.  The waters of these beaches are perfect for snorkelling!

Don’t miss out on them–they’re also very popular with the locals.  Cala Salada has a number of boathouses and old jetties with moorings, typically found on some of Ibiza’s beaches. These beaches tend to attract quite a lot of people, but if you walk along the path by the seashore, over a rocky cliff, you’ll come to a much more secluded beach than the others called Cala Saladeta, with turquoise waters. On the way from one beach to the other, you can also enjoy the lush vegetation so typical of Ibiza.

7. Visits to Platges de Comte

Another visit not to be missed is to Platges de Comte. This is just 15 minutes from San Antonio by car or motorbike. These beaches, with their white sands and turquoise waters, look out toward the little islands of Es Bosc, Sa Conillera, Ses Bledes and S’Espartar. They’re so striking that you’ll be left truly spellbound.

They also have a brilliant beach bar where you can have a drink or else you can dine at Es Racó d’en Xic Restaurant as you watch the spectacular setting sun.

8. Sant Antoni Church and Sa Punta des Molí Cultural Centre

In San Antonio, you can take a stroll through the town centre, with its numerous different restaurants, pubs and shops.  You can also visit Sant Antoni Church, Ibiza’s second oldest church and a place well worth seeing.  This 14th century monument has an imposing defensive tower that was also used as a place of worship and as a fortress to defend the town from pirates. Inside, you can see a large courtyard and the reredoses of Saint Roch and Our Lady of the Rosary, together with a 17th century statue of  Saint Vicent Ferrer .

At the end of S’Arenal Beach, in the middle of Portmany bay, stands Sa Punta des Molí Cultural Centre–another good place to visit in San Antonio.

It features a traditional flour mill, an olive oil press, a noria, an open-air auditorium, a Mediterranean botanical garden and some boathouses.  The centre also has an exhibition where you can gain an insight into Ibiza’s history, way of life and traditions. What better way to get to know San Antonio’s history!

9. Partying in San Antonio

If you’re keen on partying and nightlife, as well as the places we mentioned earlier for having a drink and watching the sun set, such as Café del Mar, Savannah, Golden Buddha and Café Mambo, with their more relaxed atmosphere and music, we’ll tell you some of the nightclubs that attract fans of dance, techno and electronic music.

Es Paradis is a beachfront club where the famous Water and SuperMartXé Parties are held. It stands just opposite Edén, another of the island’s top venues.

Another alternative is to go pub crawling along the streets of the West End, all close to Calle de Santa Agnés, with their buzzing atmosphere in summer.

There are other clubs on the outskirts of San Antonio, such as the legendary Amnesia . This is an absolute must for visitors, on the San Antonio-Ibiza road, just 15 minutes away by car, bus, or taxi.

10. Where to stay in San Antonio

Bear in mind that the price of accommodation is higher in summer on the island of Ibiza so it’s important to book months ahead to get a good price. You can find cheaper accommodation in San Antonio de Portmany than in other areas of the island, for instance at Hostal Can Beia , in a quiet area of the town.

Another two well-located places to stay, offering excellent value for money, are both run by Vibra Hotels , which owns several hotels and apartments in San Antonio and San Antonio Bay. You’ll love the atmosphere and their warm, friendly staff! They also have some brilliant special offers, such as discounts of up to 30% on their website for the week from April 18th to 24th .  If you choose their refundable rate, you can cancel your booking, and if you register with Club Vibra , you’ll be entitled to some brilliant discounts on car hire, bars and restaurants, among others. An opportunity not to be missed!

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Ibiza Town vs San Antonio: Which Is Better?

Ibiza Town or San Antonio? That’s like deciding on Maradona or Pele, Schumacher or Hamilton and even Pacha vs Privilege. Both are solid choices to spend your holiday in Ibiza. It is also a common question amongst Ibiza first-timers.

But how should you decide? Well, let’s start by breaking the answer up into three (3) questions:

• First, what daytime entertainment is on offer?
• Which has the better variety of nightlife?
• Third, who has the better location, convenience and accommodation options?

So without further delay let’s find out which is better and where you should stay. Let’s begin!

😎 Daytime entertainment

Both areas have plenty to offer, whether you’re after poolside shenanigans, lazy days on the beach, sipping designer cocktails in the sun or a day trip nearby.

A significant difference between the two areas is the tourist that typically stays in each. San Antonio is known for having predominantly young people, while Ibiza Town attracts a more mixed crowd.

San Antonio

It is located on the Western side of the island. The world-famous sunset strip is home to the likes of Café del Mar and Café Mambo . And the Punta des Moli offers a plethora of daytime fun to visitors.

The long stretch of beachfront has an extensive list of water sports and activities that should keep you entertained for ages., including:

🚤 Jet ski excursions 🛶Kayaking & Stand Up Paddling (SUP) 🪂 Parasailing 🥳 Boat trips & parties

San Antonio Bay also offers a great selection of day clubs, beach bars and restaurants. The likes of Ocean Beach provide some of the finest daytime live entertainment on the island, and their pool parties are the stuff of legend.

If you are on a stricter budget, then the town of San Antonio itself has more than enough choice to grab some food and some of the more generous alcohol deals on the island.

Top Things To Do In San Antonio

The locals call it Eivissa, and it’s on the Sothern side of the island. Ibiza Town is quite different from San Antonio and is generally more upmarket.

The port is the central ferry point between the other small islands, such as Formentera. Therefore, making the crossing to Formentera for a day trip is worth it and a highly recommended one.

The old town is full of quaint boutique shops, gourmet coffee shops and small delicatessens. Unfortunately, however, the town itself isn’t located on a beachfront.

You’ll need to make the short drive (or long walk) to Playa d’en Bossa , the largest beach on the island and party central of Ibiza .

During the day, there is plenty of action along the Playa d’en Bossa promenade. Which has well-known spots like Bora Bora offering daytime parties along the beachfront.

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🏆 Winner for daytime – San Antonio

🪩 Nightlife

You’d be correct if you think it’s Ibiza, so it doesn’t matter where you stay. However, things are more nuanced than that, and nightlife extends beyond just Ibiza’s nightclubs .

Nightlife in San Antonio

The recent changes to the noise regulations by the local council have battered San Antonio , which means that the days of clubbing well past sunrise are a thing of the past in San Antonio.

However, you can get your fix of nocturnal adventures in Eden and Es Paradis , and a little way out of town, there is Pikes Hotel (venue for Freddy Mercury’s 41st birthday bash).

The sunset vibes at Café Mambo provide the precursor to the storied long nights of festivities that Ibiza is famous for.

If you feel extra frisky, you can drink yourself into next week on cheap fishbowls and Jagermeister along Carrer de Santa Agnès .

Nightlife in Ibiza town

The town undergoes a pretty transformation as the sun gives way to the night skies. Dalt Vila becomes illuminated above the old town centre, and the relaxed daytime atmosphere becomes busy.

Along the waterfront, you’ll find many restaurants and chic bars to have a prematch cocktail before heading into one of the nightclubs.

Ibiza town is home to Lio , Pacha and Club Chinois. And with the less restrictive noise laws in the area, they can keep the party going until 06.00 each morning. Unfortunately, nowhere in Ibiza can do better than this currently.

Playa d’en Bossa makes the nighttime offering even more appealing when you consider it’s where you can find Hi Ibiza, Ushuaia, DC-10, Octan and SAWG .

🏆 Winner for nightlife – Ibiza Town

📍 Location, convenience and accommodation

Ibiza Town is a short 5-10 minute drive/taxi from the airport, while San Antonio will take you any from 20-25 minutes to get to. This journey time will be considerably longer in peak summer due to traffic.

San Antonio San Antonio is a more resort-focused town with scores of hotels to book but is somewhat limited in other accommodation types.

The West End of Ibiza is full of beautiful places, and San Antonio Bay is a great place to stay if you want to discover hidden coves and beaches. Exploring this part of the island and experiencing a magical sunset is easy to do from San Antonio.

Read Next: Whats is San Antonio Bay Like?

Ibiza Town If you include Playa d’en Bossa, then Ibiza Town has a better spread of hotels, apartments, and even villas to book.

But to experience the island’s beautiful surroundings and the best beaches, you’ll need to make more effort. Some must-see attractions like Cala Comte and Cala Tarida take considerably longer to reach if you stay in Ibiza Town or Playa d’en Bossa.

🏆 Winner for Location – San Antonio

San Antonio Hotels

Both the beachfront along the bay and the town itself have plenty of hotel choices. Prices are generally cheaper than in other areas of Ibiza as long as you book far enough in advance.

To help break it down further, here are some excellent choices in terms of luxury, budget and party hotels .

💎 Recommended Luxury Hotel: Paradiso Ibiza Art Hotel 💶 Recommended Budget Hotel: Sol Bahía Ibiza Suites 🥳 Recommended Party Hotel: Ibiza Rocks

Ibiza Town Hotels

If you plan to stay in Ibiza Town for your holiday, higher prices are found along the yacht marina and Talamanca side. And the friendly budget options are closer to Playa d’en Bossa.

💎 Recommended Luxury Hotel: Boas Ibiza Experience 💶 Recommended Budget Hotel: Jet Apartments 🥳 Recommeded Party Hotel: Ushuaia Ibiza Beach Hotel

🏆 Winner for convenience & accommodation – Ibiza town

🗝️ Key Takeaways

Well, that turned out to be extremely close. And by the narrowest of margins, I’ve given the nod to Ibiza Town by a score of 3-2 .

There isn’t that much to separate the two, and Ibiza Town edges it based on more accommodation variety and a better nightlife experience .

So if you are a first-timer planning an Ibiza pilgrimage, this article has hopefully helped lay out the benefits of staying in either.

However, be warned that it’s highly likely that after you spend your first holiday here, you’ll fall in love with Ibiza and want to visit again. That means you can stay in both and experience the best of each!

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Founder and editor at On The Beating Travel. I’m a lover/fanatic of repetitive electronic beats. Now exploring new music hotspots and festivals. Former yacht crew, now running this online space.

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Where to see the sunset in San Antonio Ibiza?

Summer is almost here and, with it, the season of beautiful sunsets is back. Orange skies will once again be the protagonists of the evenings in the Balearic Islands! Do you want to know the best places to see them? If you are passing through San Antonio Ibiza , these are some of the locations you should keep in mind.

The 4 best spots to see the sunset in San Antonio Ibiza

As we know the area well from all the excursions and activities we organise, in Float Your Boat we would like to recommend the best places to watch the sun go down over the horizon of the Mediterranean Sea. We hope you come and visit them and enjoy the experience!

Café del Mar

Our stunning sunsets are a favourite among visitors, and Café del Mar is the perfect spot to see them in San Antonio Ibiza. Located on the Sunset Strip, this classic chill-out spot offers an unparalleled view of the Mediterranean Sea.

As the day draws to a close, the sky is painted in a golden light , and the deep blue sea is illuminated in the background. The stillness of the atmosphere, combined with the melodic chill-out music, creates an experience that is truly unforgettable.

Café del Mar is certainly one of the most popular Ibiza beach clubs to witness breathtaking sunsets. With its iconic vibe and majestic view, it’s no wonder why it’s such a highly sought-after spot .

Visiting San Antonio Ibiza is an experience that should not be missed, and watching the sun set here is the perfect way to end the day. With its tranquil atmosphere and unforgettable view, this is one of the most memorable places to be when visiting the island.

Float Your Boat’s Sunset Party Cruise

We are going to leave relaxation aside, as we know that there are many people who prefer to watch the sunset in San Antonio Ibiza in a different way: on a boat, with music and refreshing drinks to make the moment much more special. Have we convinced you with this premise?

With the Sunset Party Cruise by Float Your Boat you can make your wishes come true! This 3-hour-long experience will mark a before and after in your holiday on the island, and you will leave with the desire to visit us again.

Come with us now on a journey through sea and sound! This is where you want to be.

Golden Buddha

In search of a paradisiacal location in San Antonio Ibiza to witness the sun dip below the horizon? Look no further than the renowned Golden Buddha. Connected to the idyllic Calo des Moro beach , this iconic and relaxing spot has been the setting of classic Ibiza evenings for years. Admire the beauty of the harbour and the majestic sight of the sun sinking beneath the horizon!

This secret gem is the perfect spot to take a break and appreciate the stunning landscape . As the day draws to a close, the atmosphere is filled with joy, with guests sipping drinks and savouring tapas as they sway to mellow tunes. Moreover, the restaurant offers an array of Mediterranean and Asian-inspired dishes, ensuring that there is something to please every palate.

Golden Buddha is the ideal destination for a romantic evening, or even simply to admire the beauty of the island. With its tranquil vibes and marvellous views , it is undoubtedly one of the most enchanting places to observe the dusk in San Antonio Ibiza.

The Harbour of San Antonio Ibiza

The picturesque harbour of San Antonio Ibiza offers a gorgeous view as the day fades away. Sant Antoni de Portmany is one of the most renowned spots on the island and should definitely be part of any itinerary. There is something special about observing the sun as it slowly disappears – a unique experience that you should not skip!

For the full effect, it is best to arrive just before the sun sets . Time is of the essence, as the golden hour passes quickly. The sight of this harbour at dusk is truly breathtaking.

Also, this is an ideal place to relax and take in the view. There are many eateries and bars along the walls, offering an array of cuisines and drinks. Whether you are looking for a meal, a beverage, or simply a place to sit back and admire the scenery, the harbour of San Antonio Ibiza is the perfect spot.

Lively beach bar with cocktails, bar food and a DJ, famous for the sunsets that can be seen from the terrace.

Timing is Everything

When it comes to observing the splendour of an Ibizan dusk, timing is paramount. To make sure you get the most out of the experience, it is important to plan ahead and know precisely when the day’s light will depart .

Keep in mind that it will not be the same if you come in May or September. Just make sure to check it out on your mobile phone and arrive there early not to miss it!

We look forward to seeing you on board!

Land spots are always a good idea to see the sunset in San Antonio Ibiza, but coming with us and witnessing one of the best experiences of your holiday on the sea, in a much more private setting, is on the next level.

We encourage you to book one of your evenings to enjoy it with us, our DJs and a cool sangria. You have all the information and tickets available on our website!

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10 Must-Visit Museums in San Antonio

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San Antonio is a city rich in arts and culture . So, it's no surprise that visiting museums is one of the top things to do here for visitors and locals alike. There’s something for everyone, whether you’re passionate about art, history, or even immersive experiences. Ready to dive into the city’s fun arts and culture scene? Let’s check out the top 10 must-visit museums in San Antonio!

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San Antonio’s best museums cover everything from cowboy history to modern art. Which will you visit next?

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You know what they say, “Remember the Alamo!” The Alamo is, without a doubt, the most historic spot in San Antonio. Constructed over 300 years ago as one of the 5 original missions, The Alamo is best known for the Battle of the Alamo in 1836, where figures like Davy Crockett defended the base in the Texas Revolution. Visitors can tour the site, view artifacts in the Phil Collins Collection, and maybe even pet Bella the Alamo Cat .

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The San Antonio Museum of Art , known as SAMA, puts 5,000 years of global culture on display. The works housed in the former Lone Star Brewery are renowned for being the most comprehensive ancient Greek, Roman, and Egyptian art collections in the southern United States. Tre Trattoria , one of the city’s best Italian restaurants, also sits on the grounds for a nice lunch after your tour.

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The McNay Art Museum offers 25 acres of manicured gardens, outdoor sculpture, and art exhibits housed in a 1920s Spanish-style mansion. The art collection features over 22,000 works spanning from the Renaissance to contemporary eras.

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The Witte Museum is where nature, science, and culture meet. Discover the history of Texas, starting with the dinosaurs and moving all the way to the current day. The museum offers 320,000 historic and contemporary artifacts, specimens, and works of art — so there are endless opportunities for discovery!

Texas is home to cowboys, and the Briscoe Western Art Museum is home to the art of the Wild West! Explore three levels of distinct eras of the Western frontier, from Native American artifacts to tools of the cowboy trade. 

Located inside the city’s original Central Fire Headquarters, the San Antonio Fire Museum has become one of the top firefighter museums in the country. Explore antique fire trucks, equipment dating back to the 1800s, and artifacts from some of the biggest 5-alarm fires. 

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The DoSeum is San Antonio’s museum for kids! Here, young ones can enjoy a hands-on learning experience rooted in STEM principles. Kid-favorite exhibits include Spy Academy, where they can solve mysteries through math, and Little Town, which has its own miniature HEB!

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Located in San Antonio’s arts-driven Southtown neighborhood, Contemporary at Blue Star is an art museum that fosters emerging talent in the contemporary art world. With 12 exhibitions hosted yearly, there is always something new, exciting, and thought-provoking to see. 

Hopscotch offers over 20,000 square feet of fully immersive art exhibits you get to be a part of! Explore 15 installations created by 40 local and international artists that encourage you to play and jump into the art. Here, photos and fun are highly encouraged. 

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Explore two museums for the price of one when you visit the Buckhorn Saloon and Texas Ranger Museum . These museums offer the full Texas experience, showcasing a collection of exotic stuffed animals and offering a glimpse into real cowboy life. If you’re wondering how the saloon acquired so many hunting mounts, it’s because they used to exchange bar tabs for antlers back in the day!

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Where to stay in and around San Antonio Town, Ibiza: high end to budget

Our guide to the best hotels that ibiza's second town has to offer..

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San Antonio began life as a charming fishing village on the shores of Ibiza’s largest natural bay, where fresh seafood and golden sunsets are a daily ritual. It became hugely popular with tourists in the 1970s and has since grown to become one of the island’s premier holiday resorts, boasting a watersports marina and hosting world-famous nightlife. 

The quality of hotels in and around San Antonio increases every year. As well as top-notch rooms and facilities, many of them now offer specially curated entertainment, some very contemporary artistic touches, amazing health and wellness amenities and outstanding cuisine. Prepare to be wowed! 

We have updated our guide to help you find your ideal place to stay. Here are our suggestions for the best accommodation the town has to offer.  

At the top end of the spectrum, San Antonio has several luxury hotels that are the match of anywhere on the entire island.

Close to the picturesque coves of Cala Gració and Cala Gracioneta, TRS (The Royal Suites) is the island's sole all-inclusive, five-star hotel exclusively for adults. It has a fantastic beachside location. Its highlights include no less than three à la carte restaurants, the cutting-edge Zentropia Spa and Wellness Centre, and the Gravity Bar, from where you can enjoy unbeatable views of San Antonio’s famed sunsets.

OKU Ibiza  

Also close to Cala Gracio, the superbly appointed OKU Ibiza is a bohemian minimalist marvel, with a laid-back vibe for those who want to truly luxuriate in the Ibiza lifestyle. Definitely, a place to relax and nourish your body and soul beside its massive pool and satisfy your appetite in the excellent Asian restaurant. And when you feel the urge to wander out, the pretty beach of Cala Gració is just minutes away on foot.

Hotel Palmyra   

A top-quality beachfront, adults-only hotel in the very centre of town, Palmyra by the Palladium Group is a great choice for those who want to tumble out of bed and straight onto S’Arenal beach. Situated within walking distance of the town’s top clubs, the promenade outside will also guide you all the way to the famous Sunset Strip.

Pikes Ibiza

We can’t finish this section without mentioning Pikes - the island’s original, truly bohemian hotel, where the party never stops. Ensconced on a hillside outside San Antonio, this adults-only hotel is ideal for couples or groups who wish to luxuriate in a legendary freedom-lovers hideaway. Many of Pikes’ rooms have been given a modern refresh and the poolside and Freddy’s (its notorious discotheque) are where lifetime memories are made.

You'll find an abundance of choices in the mid-price range 

Let’s kick off this section with the colourful, ultra-stylish Wi-Ki Woo , an adults-only hotel with stunning panoramic views of San Antonio Bay - a place to see and be seen. This quirky wonder is popular with stag/hen/birthday parties and the gorgeous sun terrace restaurant and bar is the perfect place to meet for a sunset soirée. And all this to the musical backdrop of lively DJ sets. 

Blau Parc Hotel     

Nearby, another great option is the recently-renovated Blau Parc Hotel , by the beach at Caló d’es Moro. This freshly refurbished and well-appointed four-star incorporates the hugely popular Golden Buddha Sunset Bar and the Ample 32 restaurant. Guests can also enjoy the marvellous evening spectacle from the new roof terrace. 

Cubanito Ibiza 

Just a few minutes walk from Cala Gració, the Cubanito Ibiza will dazzle you with its super-cool Cuban-style architecture and high-class in-room amenities such as Smeg fridges and Marshall speakers. Its rooftop terrace also affords sea views, and the pool area is just the place to sip on a margarita. One for Latin lovers!

Stic Urban and Spa

For those who wish to be right in the centre of the action, Stic Urban and Spa merges modernity with comfort and convenience to create the ultimate urban experience. It’s the perfect base for discerning holidaymakers and clubbers and its family suite can accommodate up to five guests. 

Sol Bahia Ibiza Suites

At the furthest end of the San Antonio Promenade, Sol Bahía Ibiza Suites offers guests spectacular sea and sunset views with easy access to the town's many amenities thanks to its ideal location. Its sea-facing restaurant, serving international cuisine and cocktails, is open from 9 am to midnight. Small and intimate, with elegant suites and friendly service. Definitely one to book quickly as there is limited availability. 

Hotel Puchet                       

Open almost the whole year round, Hotel Puchet lies just over half a kilometre from the popular beach of Es Pouet, at the far end of Avenida Doctor Fleming, parallel to the main beach in town. Facilities include an outdoor terrace, an onsite supermarket, an air-conditioned café-restaurant serving international food and TV room. 

Part of the Mambo Group, Sa Clau is a classy little hotel close to San Antonio's centrally located ‘fountains' square’ offers ample facilities, easy access to the town’s many services, and nice views of the harbour. All the action on the famed Sunset Strip is just minutes away on foot. 

Ibiza Rocks Hotel

For many youngsters, this is where their Ibiza journey begins – landing slap-bang into the heart of the action. The hotel has been catering for a younger crowd since its first incarnation as an Indie/Rock venue. It has since evolved into a pool party paradise where guests can socialise 24/7. Further facilities include a gym, onsite supermarket and buffet breakfast. Rooms are simple but well equipped with flat-screen TV and fridge. Can justifiably claim to be the island’s most fun hotel for young adults.  

Portmany Hotel

San Antonio's first-ever hotel, Portmany Hotel , is a beautiful landmark on the town's Fountains’ Square. Having recently undergone an extensive, meticulous makeover, Hotel P - as it is affectionately known - offers a touch of class with spacious, well-appointed suites decorated in a classical style.

Hostal la Torre  

Situated on Cap Negret, just three km outside San Antonio, Hostal La Torre is an adults-only hostel that offers a truly Boho experience with stylish decor, chilled vibes, tasty cuisine, regular evening sessions with top local DJs and…those legendary sunsets! 

Just a short walk from the Sunset Strip and close to such fabulous beaches as Caló d’es Moro, Cala Gració and Cala Gracioneta, Gran Sol is perfect if you are looking for all the convenience of a centrally located place to stay. In addition to a large swimming pool with sun terrace and snack bar, and a relaxing garden zone, it offers buffet meals, free private parking, table tennis and pool tables.  

Vibra Marco Polo (I and II)

Another great choice for those seeking to be in the heart of the action and close to the beach, Vibra Marco Polo (I and II) are comfortable adults-only hotels. With San Antonio's famed nightclubs and the Sunset Strip close by, this is ideal accommodation for clubbers. Other appealing amenities include an outdoor swimming pool, sun terrace, restaurant and snack bar. 

Vibra District

A clubber’s favourite, close to the beach, shops and services, the town’s night clubs and the Sunset Strip, Vibra District is an adults-only hotel with a large outdoor pool overlooking the town’s famous egg that’s popular with a younger crowd who like to look good and feel good. Completely renovated from the ground up, the hotel now has its own fitness centre. 

Hotel Abrat 

Hotel Abrat is situated conveniently near three charming coves on the northern end of the town, Calo des Moro Beach, Cala Gracio Beach and Cala Gracioneta Beach. Great value, this quiet, family-run hotel has a nice seafront location and exudes understated charm.

San Antonio has no shortage of budget options for those who want to save their cash for going out.

This stylish, urban-style, adults-only hotel is proud to form part of the ongoing revival of San Antonio’s West End. Reasonably priced, it offers superior accommodation in the very heart of the action, with comfortable, spotlessly clean rooms. Very friendly staff.

The Red Hotel

Young tourists will appreciate the centrally located The Red , whose cafe bar is a popular rendezvous. With everything from the beach to boat trips on your doorstep and the resort's super-clubs just metres away, this adults-only hotel is ideal for travellers and clubbers. 

The Purple Hotel

The Purple is San Antonio’s first and only hotel dedicated to the LGBTQ community. Colourfully decorated, the hotel has a warm, friendly vibe and good facilities. Best of all, its central location means that the main promenade, all manner of eateries and bars and the Sunset Strip are just a pleasant stroll away. 

Apartamentos Marian

A short walk to the nearest beach and just minutes away from the centre of San Antonio with all its amenities and transport connections, Apartamentos Marian consists of comfortable twin-room apartments with a balcony, sofa bed and a fully-equipped kitchenette. Shared facilities include a café-bar, restaurant, outdoor terrace and games such as table tennis, billiards, and a tennis court.

Some hostels in town offer cheaper rates for shared rooms or you might consider booking an all-inclusive package holiday via a tour operator for a competitive price. 

Alternatively, you might find more affordable accommodation just around the Bay .

For more ideas of great places to stay on Ibiza, check out our comprehensive Hotel Guide .

If you need to hire a car for your holiday in San Antonio, check out Moto Luis , a family-run firm that prides itself on its attentive service and transparent booking system with no hidden costs.

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Is San Antonio, TX, a Good Place to Live? Pros and Cons of Calling Alamo City Home

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If you’re thinking about moving to San Antonio, TX, – a city rich with history, culture, and gastronomic delights – it’s essential to familiarize yourself with the pros and cons of possibly calling Alamo City home. Like any city, living in San Antonio comes with its set of pros and cons, each playing a role in shaping the overall experience for its residents

Whether you’re drawn to the city’s cultural festivals or its warm community spirit, San Antonio has something to offer for a wide range of individuals. In this Redfin article, we’ll dive into the pros and cons of living in San Antonio, providing valuable insights for anyone contemplating a new chapter in this captivating and historic city. Whether you’re planning to buy a home in San Antonio or rent an apartment in the city , this guide will help you make an informed decision about making this city your home.

Pros of living in San Antonio, TX

1. convenient location.

San Antonio’s central location in Texas makes it a prime hub for weekend getaways, offering residents an array of diverse destinations within a manageable drive. Whether seeking coastal retreats in Corpus Christi , the cultural allure of Austin , or the scenic beauty of the Hill Country, San Antonio serves as a convenient starting point for various excursions. 

“Located to the north of San Antonio, Boerne stands out as a sought-after destination for San Antonians looking for day trips or convenient overnight getaways,” explains Tori Bellos of Visit Boerne , a resource hub for visitors. “Our downtown area, affectionately known as the Hill Country Mile , exudes charm with its quaint, historic, and walkable streets. This vibrant district is adorned with unique, independently owned boutiques and upscale restaurants, offering a diverse range of dining options , from casual brew pubs to fine dining establishments. The Mile, embraced by the scenic Cibolo Creek and its accompanying Cibolo Trail, provides a picturesque setting for a leisurely stroll and grants access to two of the seven local breweries that proudly call Boerne home.”

2. Relatively low cost of living

San Antonio is celebrated for its relatively low cost of living . The city boasts reasonable housing costs and a variety of housing options to suit different budgets. In fact, in October, the median sale price in San Antonio was $270,000, nearly $145k below the national median sale price . In addition, everyday expenses, from groceries to transportation, tend to be more budget-friendly compared to many other major metropolitan areas. This affordability extends to recreational activities and dining out, allowing residents to enjoy the city’s vibrant culture without straining their wallets. 

3. No state income tax

One of the significant financial advantages of living in San Antonio is the absence of state income tax. This allows residents to retain more of their earnings, contributing to a higher disposable income. Whether individuals are employed in the city’s thriving job market, entrepreneurs launching their ventures, or retirees enjoying their free time, the lack of state income tax is a critical factor in the overall affordability of living in San Antonio. This fiscal benefit not only attracts new residents but also enhances the city’s appeal as a destination where individuals can maximize their financial resources and enjoy a more tax-friendly lifestyle.

4. Sunshine

An undeniable advantage of living in San Antonio is the city’s abundance of year-round sunshine. With over 250 sunny days annually , residents enjoy a consistently warm climate that fosters an outdoor-centric lifestyle. The sun-drenched days not only contribute to the city’s vibrant atmosphere but also provide ample opportunities for outdoor activities, from exploring the scenic parks and trails to partaking in cultural events and festivals. 

5. Things to do

San Antonio offers a wealth of activities for residents, from leisurely strolls along the iconic River Walk to exploring historic missions and indulging in a diverse culinary scene. Green spaces like Brackenridge Park provide outdoor escapes, while cultural institutions like the McNay Art Museum enrich the arts scene. Residents can immerse themselves in local events and festivals, such as the lively Fiesta San Antonio, or enjoy the vibrant nightlife at the Pearl District. With a blend of history, culture, and urban experiences, San Antonio caters to a dynamic and fulfilling lifestyle for its residents.

“Rediscover our downtown charm with a night at one of the new swanky riverside hotels, such as the Canopy,” suggests Chef Johnny Hernandez, a celebrated chef, entrepreneur, founder and President of Grupo La Gloria and True Flavors Inc. “Dine at one of the many options, enjoy a cocktail at a rooftop bar, immerse yourself in the captivating SAGA at Main Plaza , and take a leisurely stroll along the newly developed San Pedro Creek .”

Johnny Hernandez also suggests checking out the enchanting holiday river lights – a must-see spectacle. “Hop on a bike and explore the historic missions along the Mission Reach of the San Antonio River. Be sure to make a pitstop at Confluence Park ; it’s truly amazing, offering an outdoor classroom experience like no other.”

6. Food scene

San Antonio boasts a vibrant and diverse food scene that is a culinary delight for residents and visitors alike. Fueled by a rich cultural tapestry, the city offers a fusion of Tex-Mex, traditional Mexican, and Southern flavors, creating a unique gastronomic experience. From the iconic River Walk to the historic Market Square, San Antonio’s eateries showcase an array of delectable dishes, including mouth-watering tacos, sizzling fajitas, and savory barbecue. The city’s culinary landscape is not only defined by its renowned local establishments but also by a burgeoning food truck culture that adds a dynamic and innovative touch to the dining scene. 

Johnny Hernandez recommends checking out Shiro Japanese Bistro. “The sashimi is impeccable, rolls are unique, and they have an excellent selection of hot entrees and appetizers.”

“Among my favorite spots in San Antonio is The Pearl, an authentic downtown gem with delightful restaurants and a lively outdoor atmosphere for day or night outings,” shares local Marisa Hernandez, the author of the lifestyle blog Meximoments . “The city’s vibrant food truck communities offer fantastic outdoor dining options, highlighting San Antonio’s renowned Tacos and BBQ scene. Personally, I enjoy El Remedio Restaurant in the Medical Center area and the flavors of Garcia BBQ in Southtown—two culinary standouts in this diverse and flavorful city.”

7. History and culture

“San Antonio is truly a beautiful place to call home,” says Marisa Hernandez . “The city’s vibrant culture and strong sense of community create an incredibly welcoming atmosphere. You’ll find numerous pockets of peaceful neighborhoods to choose from, ranging from the charm of Olmos Park and Southtown to the tranquility of the Northside and Helotes areas. It’s an ideal setting for raising a family, with an abundance of nearby mini vacation spots like Boerne Lake, Fredericksburg , and the scenic Hill Country—a perfect escape for residents.”

“I’m truly impressed with how murals are seamlessly blending into our downtown areas, complemented by the rejuvenation of Civic Park in Hemisfair and the innovative Alamo Plaza experience,” states Johnny Hernandez. “Having resided in Southtown for 15 years, I’ve witnessed its evolution with delightful additions of restaurants and bars. The ongoing development along South St. Marys and S. Presa is particularly appealing, and the Second Saturday Art Crawl is a must-not-miss. I strive to stay connected to our cultural hubs, including the Guadalupe Cultural Arts, Centro Aztlan, and Blue Star Art Gallery, ensuring I’m immersed in the vibrant cultural scene of San Antonio.”

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1. property taxes.

If you’re moving to San Antonio and planning to buy a home, be aware that San Antonio has the highest property taxes in the country. If you’re interested in buying a home, use a mortgage calculator to estimate your monthly mortgage payment, including principal and interest, taxes, insurance, and more.

2. Cedar fever

San Antonio residents are familiar with the seasonal challenge known as cedar fever, a particularly intense allergic reaction triggered by the pollination of mountain cedar trees in the surrounding region. Typically occurring from December to February, cedar fever brings about symptoms such as sneezing, congestion, itchy eyes, and fatigue, affecting a significant portion of the population. The prevalence of mountain cedar in the Texas Hill Country exacerbates the issue, making this period a challenging time for allergy sufferers. Coping strategies range from over-the-counter remedies to minimizing outdoor activities during peak cedar pollen times. 

3. Summer heat

San Antonio, TX, is synonymous with scorching summer temperatures that characterize the city’s climate. With average highs often surpassing 90°F (32°C) and occasionally soaring well into the triple digits, the summer months bring an intense heat that defines the Texan experience. The extended periods of high temperatures underscore the importance of staying hydrated and adopting heat-savvy practices. 

4. Invasive wildlife

San Antonio grapples with invasive wildlife, notably fire ants, whose aggressive nature and painful stings create persistent challenges for residents. The city also contends with venomous snakes like the Western Diamondback Rattlesnake and Copperhead, posing safety concerns in suburban and rural areas. While these creatures contribute to the local ecosystem, residents must stay vigilant to coexist harmoniously with San Antonio’s diverse yet sometimes challenging wildlife.

5. Traffic congestion

San Antonio contends with notable traffic congestion, a challenge exacerbated by the city’s rapid growth and a heavy reliance on personal vehicles. Rush hours often result in extensive delays on the network of highways and roads, affecting both commuters and residents. The city’s sprawling layout and increasing population contribute to the congestion, prompting ongoing efforts to enhance public transportation options and alleviate the strain on roadways. As San Antonio grapples with the complexities of urban development, addressing and mitigating traffic congestion remains a key priority to enhance the overall quality of life for its residents.

Is San Antonio, TX a good place to live? Final thoughts

Living in San Antonio offers a multifaceted experience, blending benefits such as no state income tax, an affordable lifestyle, and a diverse food scene. However, challenges like traffic congestion and high property taxes are part of the equation. The decision to call San Antonio home involves weighing these factors, aligning personal preferences, and acknowledging the city’s unique attributes. Despite its imperfections, San Antonio remains a dynamic and culturally rich community, where the pros often outweigh the cons, creating a unique space that embraces diversity and celebrates its rich heritage.

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