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If you want to avoid the swarming summer crowds, consider visiting Ibiza in the winter when tourism drops and the island becomes a quiet, tranquil haven. Download the Guide. For the opposite experience, go to Ibiza during club season, which begins at the end of April or the beginning of May and continues until mid- to late October.

Gay Beaches in Ibiza Gay Events in Ibiza Day Trips from Ibiza. On a night out, getting to most of the superclubs requires a taxi trip, as they are a long way out into the island except Pacha. But Ibiza is more than just parties.

Note that while the official language of Ibiza is a dialect of Catalan, everyone speaks Spanish, and the vast majority speak English as well. Either book tickets to the events of choice before going, or seek out people often half-naked groups of men or drag queens giving out wristbands in Ibiza Town for a discounted entrance.

Find the best gay hotels, restaurants, bars, clubs, saunas, tours & more!. Restaurants and Cafes 7. The ultimate gay guide to Ibiza. Gay Tours in Ibiza 6.

General Tips 2. For a rather small island, Ibiza can seem oddly spread out, so renting a car or motorbike is very helpful, if not necessary, to fully explore the island. For a more luxurious option, you can book a private transfer from the airport to your hotel.

Exclusive reviews, photos, facilities, information, gay map. Transportation 3. You can download the Gay Ibiza guide for free. The other big towns along the coast are generally full of tourist resorts — avoid San Antonio's drunken teenager playground at all costs!

It's also stunningly beautiful in parts, with gorgeous hidden beaches, a boutique shop-filled historic center where the old city wall still stands, and exquisite beachside restaurants serve some of Spain's best Mediterranean cuisine. Ibiza Gay Bars and Clubs 8.

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Gay Hotels in Ibiza 4. To actually stay on Formentera is expensive though and often reserved for honeymoon budgets. Updated for The gay beach Platja Es Cavallet at the southern tip of Ibiza and the beaches Platja d'en Bossa and Platja de Ses Figueretes close to Ibiza Town.

When looking for a place to stay, Ibiza Town is always your best bet, as most sights and attractions are centered there—along with the local gay scene. And the deceptively small Balearic island has lovingly nurtured this wild child reputation since as far back as the swinging s, when the island attracted a volatile mix of hippies, artists, and free spirits drawn to its anything-goes atmosphere and sunny beaches.

Our Guide to Ibiza's gay beach (including Playa Es Cavallet). Ibiza has a reputation for being the big party island of Spain! A nice day trip away from the chaos of Ibiza is the island of Formentera, known for its calmer vibe and gorgeous beaches.