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The Hotel

Overlooking the picturesque San Miguel Bay and backed by pine trees, Hotel Galeón is a modern, four-star beachfront hotel with the sands and the ocean just steps away from its front doors. With Ibiza Airport only 24km away and San Antonio with ferry service to Valencia and Denia a 30-minute drive away, the hotel is a good staying place to both relax and enjoy the attractions Ibiza has to offer. Some of them include Can Marça Caves, Las Dalias Hippy Market and Sant Carles Church, not to mention the many varied clubs and social hot spots.

Spacious rooms come with air-conditioning for the ultimate comfort, no matter the weather. The light wood furnishings are complete with desks and flat-screen TVs playing satellite channels. All rooms feature a balcony or patios with views of the bay, as well as en-suite bathrooms. Some family rooms include separate living and sleeping areas.

Those peckish after a round with the waves, can visit the on-site restaurant, bar or lounge for a selection of international dishes and snacks. Patrons tired of the sun can make a use of a game room or an indoor sauna, while the kids are sure to enjoy the miniclub and playground dedicated especially for them. Other amenities include an outdoor swimming pool and a shared terrace with sun loungers.

Groupon's Guide To Ibiza

The third largest of the Balearic Islands but no less famous than Majorca or Menorca, Ibiza has become synonymous with vivid nightlife, clubbing and the electronic music to which it gave birth. A magnet for tourists in a continuous search of partying, the island has become over the years a popular holiday destination blending nature with buzzing modern life.

Though mostly known for its macro-clubs, the island has another side to it, less noisy but much more impressive and exotic. The rocky and mountainous island was once covered in thick wild pine tree forests which still endure in the unspoilt northern half of the island providing a green refuge for wildlife and nature seekers. Benefiting from a mild climate, the island is an example of majestic interaction between marine and coastal scenery. Azure blue lagoons bordered by rocky cliffs covered in lush Mediterranean vegetation sheltering a vast fauna have brought Ibiza the title of UNESCO World Heritage Site. Culture and history enthusiasts may arm themselves with a pair of light shoes and head to the old town or Dalt Vila. Here, among narrow cobbled streets, imposing medieval Catalan buildings towered by a Gothic cathedral offer testimony of the island's royal past and culture. With the summer season starting in early May, Ibiza boasts a Mediterranean climate with long, hot summers, and mild winters. Between the months of June and September rainfall is seen very rarely, while August remains the driest month of the year, with temperatures over 30ºC for long periods during the day. Though autumn is not ideal for sunbathing, travellers seeking to visit the cultural landmarks of Ibiza will be pleased with the windy days.