Located in San Rafael with stunning views of the neighboring church, El Clodenis has been one of the locals’ and global jet sets’ favorite gourmet hot spots for a quarter of a century. After a relaxed day on the beach it is an absolute must do for Ibiza admirers to enjoy the delightful atmosphere and the amazing food of El Clodenis- a mixture of French cuisine and Ibiza flavors - on the flowered pool terrace.

www.elclodenisibiza.com
Plaza de la Iglesia, 07816 San Rafael – Ibiza
Spain
+34 971 198 545
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Atzaro is a sleepy, zen-like agriturismo by day and by night comes alive as a hip,twinkly sushi restaurant/cocktail lounge (dress up). Detox in the 43m lap pool and super spa and then loll around on huge four poster daybeds with a cocktail to hand. Rooms are spacious and have an Eastern influence (some with sunken stone baths and a personal pool!). The front desk/ concierge service will book you those elusive Ibizian taxis and hot spots like Jockey club. Atzaro is the perfect antidote to hedonistic Ibiza.

Sant Joan, KM15, Ibiza 07810
+34971338838
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Skip the ever popular Salinas beach and head further across to Es Cavellet beach (part-nudist) to discover this shimmering, all white beach house, more swanky and hipper than the rest. Chow down on light, crispy calamari dunked in aioli and the freshest fish you can eat. Then sink back on huge day beds with a bottle of fizz and let the Balearic beats take over. Book ahead or arrive early to secure those sought after sun-loungers in front of the bar.

www.elchiringuitoibiza.com
Playa d’es Cavallet
+34 971 395355

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Cala Gracioneta is a beautiful secluded cove, situated just outside of San Antonio. It's well hidden, so head for Cala Gracio (it's touristy big brother) and on foot, follow the rocky headland around and into the next bay. Here you'll find an interesting mixture of locals, but more importantly peace and quiet, fine golden sands, and clear, warm shallow water; ideal for kids learning to snorkel, or adults winding down from the previous night. As if you need another reason to spend the day here, El Chiringuito is an authentic cafe/bar serving seriously good Cava Sangria and the best Paella on the island. Relax under the shade of the trees - eat, drink and enjoy the views!

2K North of San Antonio. You can walk or catch the no.1 bus to Cala Gracio.
Google map: bit.ly/hKBOba

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