Ibiza is one of Spain’s Balearic Islands, an archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea. The island has long been popular with those looking for sun and music-filled summer breaks. Ibiza gets its clubbing and musical fame from its history and lure. When the Ibizan settlers landed on the island, they named it Ibozzim and dedicated the island to Bes (god of music and dance). Since then, the island’s fame for must-visit clubs and music has grown in strength.

The island is home to the largest nightclub in the world, Privilege, which can host 11,000 people and has its own swimming pool. But there is more to this island than its nightclubs. Ibiza receives 10 hours of sunshine a day for approximately 300 days of the year and has an average temperature of 20ºC for eight months, making it the perfect pl

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