Balansat Apartments

Balansat Apartamentos

Port San Miguel, San Miguel, Ibiza, 07815, Spain

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Getting to san antonio from Port san miguel .

by wrightzer09

hey folks
Im going to Port San miguel,for a quiet week with my girlfriend on saturday.
I was just wondering if one or two night's we decide to go San Antonio for some night life, what is the best way to get there,
Bus or Taxi and how much is it likey to cost to go and come back, more than likely we'd go early aevening and come back at very late that night/next morning

Thanks

Re: Getting to san antonio from Port san miguel .

by MaheshSamtani

If you are looking for a quiet week, I am happy for you as San Miguel is a very quiet place and at a distance from any noise. It is 25 minutes away by car or public transport from San antonio. You will find some bus routes ar the following link and more important at this page you will find a link that opens up in a PDF document with a bus timetable and map with an easy to follow guide. I hope it helps you

http://www.ibizamaps.net/en/san-antonio/transport/91.html

have a great week in Ibiza.
best regarsd
Mahesh

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Miscellaneous Tips

by Donna_in_India

Meeting New People and Seeing New Places

These tips are based on my last 8 weeks of traveling in Europe/Africa:

1. Buy/pre-order as many museum/attraction tickets online as you can.
2. Ask the taxi fare before taking off in a taxi, especially if it’s late at night or coming from an airport.
3. Charge your camera batteries every night.
4. If you have a Eurail pass and need to make reservation make them in Europe. It’s a lot less expensive.
5. If you’re climbing a few hundred steps up a tower, monument, etc. go only a clear, sunny day.
6. Learn at least Hello, Thank you, and Goodbye in the foreign language of the countries you are visiting.
7. Turn your cell phones off inside churches, museums, etc. If it rings and you must take the call, do it outside!
8. If there’s a running commentary (live or recorded), be polite and be quiet.
9. Dress appropriately and be respectful in churches.
10. If you’re traveling with children, don’t let them disrupt others around you. If they cry or throw a tantrum, take them outside.
11. If you have a complaint, do it reasonably without yelling and cursing.
12. Regarding pictures:
a. If there are signs saying “No pictures”, don’t take pictures! There’s a reason for the signs. Do you really, really need that picture of Mona Lisa to prove you’ve seen it?
b. Learn how to use your camera before the trip. If there are signs saying “No flash”, make sure you know how to use the camera without it.
c. If you see a couple or family with one person taking pictures of the other(s), offer to take a picture of both/all of them. Maybe they’ll reciprocate.
13. Check local holidays. Since many museums and stores will be closed, you’ll need to have other plans for the day. (Most stores throughout much of Europe are closed on Sunday.)
14. Don’t try to do too much. Leave some open time to just explore.
15. You’re on vacation so relax and have a good time!

TYPICAL FOLKFLOR:

The typical...

by jose_a_juan

TYPICAL FOLKFLOR:

The typical dancing are celebrated at the church door when there is a patron saint’s festival or some solemn occasions. In these dancing outstanding are the high jumps that the man makes in front of the slow and elegant steps of the woman. The womans’ costumes have numerous skirts one top of the other, a shawl beautiful embroidery and shining on her chest is the mass of jewellery known as the emprendade.

The folklore music in turn uses instruments which are almost archaeological: Castanyoles (castagnets) of a large size, the softsounding flute made with cane decorated with fine markings

Sunsets on the Boardwalk

by Jmill42 about Cafe del Mar (Sunset Bar)

Cafe del Mar is the club renowned for its great groves and awesome sunsets. It is a perfect place to go in the late afternoon, in preparation for the nighttime festivities. There is not a dance floor, and the main attraction is sitting and watching the sun go down, until it disappears, and then everyone claps, as if it was going to do something else. Weird, but not to be missed! It will inevitably be packed, but there is plenty of space on the rocks along the shore to satisfy everyone's need to sit and admire.

If you absolutely must dance immediately after the sun sets, do not fret!! Cafe mambo is directly next door! Just don't get set aflame by the fire twirlers on the way in!!

Cafe Del Mar

by DPando about Cafe del Mar (Sunset Bar)

Drinks are a little bit expensive ..most of the people use to drink beforehand the spirits in supermarkets and peanuts and chips as well ..its like a afternoon picnic... the tea time lol Anyway... dont bother about that

Sagamassa is not a...

by bugalugs

Sagamassa is not a particularly lively resort, however most apartment complexes had some kind of entertainment, although not every night. The two largest hotels by the beach did have a more in the way of entertainment and anyone could go to these.

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Address: Port San Miguel, San Miguel, Ibiza, 07815, Spain

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