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| quote: | Originally posted by Dream Beamz
I dunno, I know people do look to go to Ibiza for its culture, kinda like a win win situation for those looking to get more of a bang for your buck but.......... I think there are better places to go in the world if you want to see some great history. Ibiza is all about the clubs for me. |
no one is talking about history and culture here, i have no idea where you got that idea from. what i'm saying is for people who aren't so one-dimensional in their thinking, there are far more things to do in ibiza (or at any other destination) than partying at the well-known mega clubs over and over and over. michelle is right about (real people) not being in the mind set to spend all that money just to go clubbing, but i guess there are fundamentally two types of travelers out there: the resort bums and the explorers. you seem like the type that after 10 trips to the same place, you would be completely lost with one wrong turn out of your safety zone.
just to give you a sense of what's not even on your radar, ibiza has 36 named beaches. the ones the tourists don't know about are indescribably pristine and serene. unlike anything you've ever seen judging from your habits. in order to reach them you need a car and legs. ibiza's back country has some amazing hiking with views you could never capture with a camera. even the drive across the island to reach these places offers insight and perspective. the non-tourist towns like santa eularia are filled with amazing arts, crafts, people and food. even the big towns are worth exploring. some of the best seafood and pizza i've ever eaten was from ibiza and formentera. formentera you've probably never heard of and probably have no interest in, but it is considered the bahamas of the mediterranean and well worth a day excursion on a scooter. even if you are just a party bum, pacha/amnesia/space is only the tip of the iceberg. there are regular underground parties in villas, in caves, on the beach, on a boat, at an abandoned zoo, etc.
we stayed in san antonio for 17 days and because we had a car, we were able to go wherever the hell we felt like in ibiza. if we wanted to go to playa den bossa, we would simply drive there in 10-15 min no problem, and along the way we would soak in the sights and sounds that people who stay there without a car can't. for 30 euro/day you'd be a total beginner to opt out of driving and severely limit the possibilities of your thousand-dollar trip. the road checks, i hope you realize are for illegal taxi's not for clubbers. we went through road checks every night and the police don't care if you drive with open containers. whatever though, i'll let you learn about traveling like a pro on your own, even if it takes you 10 trips to figure out what the island really has to offer.
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