Ibiza holds a special place in my heart. My first encounter with this eclectic island was when I studied abroad during college. It was my American and Spanish friends who introduced me to this beautiful Mediterranean isle, known for its bohemian spirit, lively nightlife, and stunning beaches.
Back in the 1990s, Ibiza, the third largest in the Balearic Islands, made a name for itself as a party island and became a magnet for the rich and famous who frequented its world-famous nightclubs, including Pacha and Amnesia. Today, it’s still known for its club scene, but not entirely: Of the 3 million tourists who visit every year, many also enjoy the island’s enchanting beaches, cafes and fashion boutiques, five Michelin-starred restaurants, and treasure trove of historic sites.
