If like me you love to spend some down time on holiday, the thought of spending a week or two relaxing by a pool or on a beach is a dream. Sometimes however we just want a quick weekend getaway to break up those long weeks or months before our next long term trip. A weekend in Ibiza is a great way to reset the system but with so much to do on such a small island, packing as much as you can into a 2 or 3 night trip can seem like a serious challenge. There are ways you can maximize your time and get a weeks worth of holiday into a weekend. Here’s 4 top tips on how you can spend all your time having fun.
Book Transfers In Advance
From the minute you land the holiday has begun. Ibiza’s taxi queues are notoriously long; you could be wasting precious hours just getting to your hotel. By booking a private transfer in advance you’ll be whisked to your accommodation from the airport in no time. Throw your bag on the bed and you can begin.
Let Someone Else Do The Hard Work
If you’ve opted for self catering accommodation in the form of a room only deal, villa or apartment, you’ll need to provide food yourself. Why waste precious hours shopping or cooking? You can save time by ordering a premade Ibiza picnic lunch box and have it delivered right to your door. Perfect for snacking on the beach or a boat without having to waste time preparing.
Hire A Boat
Ibiza is known world over for its beautiful sunsets. While you can take a taxi, bus or even a water taxi to San Antonio to watch the sun drop lazily into the sea, you could maximize your time by hiring a private boat. Spend the afternoon whisking over to Formentera’s world class beaches, then set sail just before sunset to grab a front row seat for natures most spectacular show. Have your skipper drop you off at a beach bar or restaurant when finished and you’ve combined travel with fun, wasting no time at all.
Make The Guestlist
No weekend in Ibiza would be complete without a night and morning dancing in a club. Use your charm and wit to try and grab guestlist to a club. Try asking workers while you are about or do some snooping online before you travel. After all club queues can be long after 12 when the party gets started, and who wants to spend an hour in line when you could be dancing?