There’s the outside world, the inside world, and the world you cannot see. With the right guidance, you can tap into all three, explains Anna Bjurstam. If you don’t want to spend your entire holiday on a beach towel, this Balearic Island beauty has plenty of other natural marvels to admire. Including its mysterious caves, especially the Cuevas del Drach (Dragon Cave), one of Mallorca’s top sights. It’s home to the largest underwater lake in Europe and the spectacular stalactite formations that you’ll want to share on your Insta feed. This stylish and exclusive small hotel is located in Sant Agustí, only 200 metres from the beach. It offers an outdoor pool, a restaurant, a spa and free Wi-Fi throughout. This lavishly fabulous book is written by fashion editor Renu Kashyap and Travel Writer Maya Boyd and explores the island’s history, architecture, yoga retreats and stunning seascape. Boasting over 200 illustrations and nostalgic photos this is a perfect book for anyone who holds a special place in their heart for Ibiza. Bound in a stunningly eye-catching pink silk hardcover this will take pride of place on any chic coffee table and will be something you and your guests will enjoy looking at over and over again.

About 3km southwest of Santa Gertrudis, Ibizkus is a major Ibizan winemaker (60,000 bottles a year), producing premium rosés and a few reds from old,… Every Sunday, Sant Joan hosts one of the most authentic farmers' markets in Ibiza, with stalls selling organic local produce alongside traditional crafts… On the other side of the island is Ciutadella, the former capital of Menorca and most noted for its well-preserved medieval quarter and cathedral. Wander along its picturesque port ice cream in hand, or take a short bus ride to the beautiful coves of Cala Turqueta or Cala Es Talaier, two of the most sought-after beaches in the Balearics. Similarly, these hotels on Ibiza are highly rated by couples: Finca Legado Ibiza, The Purple Hotel - Adults Only and Ca Na Xica - Hotel & Spa. If pretty streets are your thing, you’ll love the island capital, Santa Cruz de Tenerife. In the shelter of the Anaga Mountains, it’s home to fantastic beach life at Playa de las Teresitas. Think 2km of sun-kissed sands and snorkel-friendly waters. Plus cute fishing villages like San Andrés dot the coastline around here.

Inviting islanders to unwind in our peaceful spa, including spa treatment, sauna, steam room and gym.

Explore our interactive map below for all the local highlights, and scroll down for our suggested day-by-day summary of the best things to see and do. Completely encircling Dalt Vila, Ibiza's colossal protective walls reach more than 25m in height and include seven bastions. Evocatively floodlit at night… In terms of the actual time that clubs open and close, this depends on the club. Day parties typically start between 2-4pm and close at midnight. Nightclubs normally open at midnight and close between 6-7am. By taxi: You can find taxi ranks easily in towns and bigger villages, or you can make a booking in advance; ask your hotel reception to arrange one for you to get a good deal. You may not realise it, but San Antonio Bay is actually made up of a number of different beaches and coves, each of them offering something unique and wonderful to all who visit their shores. Es Puet is perfect for paddling and fishing, S’Estanyol is great for water sports and barbecues and Port des Torrent is the place to be for snorkelling – to name but a few. Which will be your favourite?

Royal Plaza has an ideal setting just 656 feet from Ibiza Town’s harbor. It features a spa and a rooftop swimming pool with views of the city, the cathedral, and the Mediterranean Sea.

If you’re not the reading kind of person, the novel was actually turned in to a film in 2001 starring lots of familiar faces including; Danny Dyer, Will Mellor and Davinia Taylor which you can watch here.

As a part of Spain, Ibiza uses the euro. Visit in the summer high season from June to September and expect steeper prices and busy beaches. Make sure you reserve restaurants and beach clubs in advance to secure a spot. Or visit in spring and autumn and combine sunshine with the sleepy Ibicenco way of life that first attracted everyone to the island. More into fresh air and Insta-worthy views? Dominating the centre of the island is Spain’s tallest peak, the beautiful Mount Teide. And don’t worry if you’re not much of a hiker, there’s a cable car taking you right to the volcano’s summit. Plus there are plenty more outdoor adventures to be had, like a day exploring the island’s answer to Machu Picchu at the hidden village of Masca. In the east, Es Cana is home to Ibiza’s oldest and biggest hippy market, while the beach is perfect for little ones with its shallow waters and pedalos. Along the northwest coast is quiet San Antonio Bay and its buzzy neighbour San Antonio Town. While those seeking family holidays in Ibiza, may prefer the tamer resorts along the east coast such as Santa Eulalia and Es Cana, or even the tranquil Portinatx on the island’s northernmost tip. This well researched book is written by journalist and author Stephen Armstrong and will be a perfect read for anyone wanting to scratch under the surface of Ibiza’s history.Long known for being the world’s club-scene queen, Ibiza has quietly grown into a dreamy destination for culture-loaded city breaks, romantic country escapes, fun-filled family holidays, outdoor-adventure activities, zen-fueled retreats, and much more. Clubbing season: The clubs reopen one by one for the season in May; Amnesia typically hosts the earliest party, while Privilege is the last to swing open its doors. Although this can change from year to year.