Ibiza is known all over the world to be the island of entertainment, discos and miles of beaches. In fact Ibiza also has other aspects that often young people who are lost in the crowd of world-class discos can not see. It is no coincidence that in 1999 the White Isle was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site by the exceptional cultural and natural wealth of many of its sites:
the Phoenician Remains of Sa Caleta, the Fortified City of Dalt Vila, the Natural Reserve of ses Salines, and the Punic necropolis of Puig des Molins. Moreover, an island that in the past was dominated by Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Vandals, Romans, Byzantines, Visigoths, Muslims and Catalans, how could it not be very interesting from a cultural point of view as well" In Ibiza the cultures and traditions of different civilizations have been integrated and merged with one another, making the island, originally poor and resource-free, a true source of wealth. Its transgressive side is obviously not to be overlooked because every year it attracts millions of tourists ready to attend the most irreverent nightclubs in Europe. There are those who prefer to live Ibiza in the daytime, dive in its cozy atmosphere, browse through its markets and bathe in its crystal clear waters, and those who love to live it at night, around its fashionable venues. Sant Antoni

Sant Antoni is a natural bay that is only 20 minutes away from Ibiza town, with which it is very well connected, where you can dive in transparen...