Sunset in Ibiza, Spain by Steven Straiton

1. Go Shopping at Las Delias Marketplace

With over 200 stalls to explore, the market at Las Delias takes place on Saturday afternoons between 10am-8pm and Monday nights from 8pm-1:30am. Selling a variety of unique items such as books, jewellery, antiques and paintings, the vibrant atmosphere of Las Delias is a must for those eager to immerse themselves in the heart of Spanish culture. After experiencing the delights the stalls have to offer, visitors are able to unwind at a number of the market’s outdoor restaurants and bars. If that doesn’t fully satiate your entertainment needs, after hours, Las Delias bursts into life with music from live bands in the concert hall, and Pascha DJ sets at Soul Bar.

2. Dine at Sa Capella Restaurant

Renowned for its breathtaking décor, Sa Capella is a dining experience like no other. Based in a sixteenth century church, this restaurant is perfect for those wanting to discover the architectural beauty of old-world Ibiza. Serving a traditional Mediterranean menu, Sa Capella is sophisticated and serene, with a magnificent stone hall and accompanying outdoor terrace for early diners to watch the sun go down.

3. Chill Out At Cala Xuclar

If you want to escape the inevitable overcrowding of many of Ibiza’s beach destinations, the secluded Cala Xuclar is a perfect getaway for those wanting a more tranquil atmosphere. Situated in the North-West of the island, the serene cove of Cala Xuclar may not have the extensive range of facilities the more popular beach destinations in Ibiza flaunt, but its authentic picturesque surroundings and highly-commended beach bar make this the perfect day out for those wanting to relax.

4. Pamper Yourself At The Atzaro Spa

If you’re thinking of adding a bit of high-class to your holiday, a day at the spa is a perfect way to unwind. Atzaro has a Far-Eastern theme, with treatment rooms designed like temples and a waterfall backdrop, creating a beautifully serene and relaxing environment. Run by a team of Balinese trained therapists who offer a wide range of different treatments, why not go ahead and treat yourself?

5. Go Clubbing At Space

The night-life scene in Ibiza is arguably one of the most talked about in the world, and if you’re looking to see what all the fuss is about, Space is the place to go. With a six-room layout playing electronic music from a range of famous DJs, you’d be foolish not to visit one of a handful of clubbing institutions that put this tiny Spanish island on the map.

These destinations alone make the island more than worth a visit, and with its glorious climate, unrivalled vibrant atmosphere and a range of stunning accommodation such as luxury villas, Ibiza is definitely the place to be this summer! Already been? Tell us what you recommend!

Daisy Greaves is a holiday fanatic with a passion for travelling and night-life. She is currently completing an English degree in Manchester, specialising in creative writing. She writes for Dynamic Lives.

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Euro Space Center is devoted to space and astronautics and it is one from the few such theme parks in Europe. Visitors have the opportunity to learn and test many devices and other things associated with flights or their preparations into the space. Euro Space Center offers the opportunity to try what kind of experience real astronauts enjoy, when they are going into space. The most popular attraction is about the spacecraft simulator and to try to walk on the moon. Euro Space Center aims to force young people to learn more about the space and various technologies associated with this industry. Therefore, they regularly organizes four-day camps for children from different countries of the European Union. They test here the various situations that may happen during space flight.

Euro Space Center is open from April to mid November, daily from 10:30 am to 17 pm. Tickets cost 11 EUR for adults and 10 euros for students. Children 6 to 12 years pay 8 EUR. Groups of at least 20 people paid 9.50 euros. There is an audio guide also in French, English, German and Flemish. There is free parking for cars and buses.

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