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is a spacious child friendly accommodation with a fenced pool. .
This spacious family villa is the perfect setting for a sunshine-filled family break. Ideally located within walking distance of the village and within 15 minutes drive of several beaches, it makes for a very relaxing stay: days can be spent splashing around in the pool, strolling into the village to pick up fresh bread or barbecue items, visiting nearby beaches, and enjoying the sunset from the roof terrace.
The villa offers a variety of charming outdoor spaces, giving everybody room to find a quiet spot when needed, but also providing ample space to dine, play and relax together.
One terrace, leading off the living room, is equipped with a dining and seating area, ideal for outdoor breakfasts. A lockable gate leads to a fully fenced pool and deck, equipped with sun loungers, which is prettily illuminated by fairy lights at night.
A further sunken garden area includes a barbecue, large dining table for ten, and a little chill-out area decked out with beanbags. Guests are welcome to pick lemons from the tree and herbs from the gardens for their culinary or cocktail creations.
Indoors, the ground floor features an open plan living and dining room with doors that open onto the terrace, and a twin room (which can be set up as a king) and bathroom that is ideal for grandparents or a nanny. The modern, well-equipped kitchen is also on this level.
Upstairs are three more bedrooms: a cool, contemporary master bedroom with en suite bathroom, a double bedroom and a twin room, plus a third bathroom.
Above these is the roof terrace, with wonderful 360 degree views – a lovely place to enjoy a sunset drink or star gaze at night.
Please note there is a 7 night minimum stay and the change-over day is usually Saturday.
Early Summer (26 May - 29 June 2018): Weekly rental £2650
Mid Season (30 June - 13 July 2018):Weekly rental £2950
High Season (14 July - 31 August 2018): Weekly rental £3400
Mid Season (1 September - 22 September 2018):Weekly rental £2650
Please note that the rates include the ECO tax levied on holidaymakers by the Balearic Government.
A non-refundable deposit of 50% of the total fee is payable upon confirmation of booking with the balance (including a refundable damage deposit of £400) due 2 months prior to arrival.
Guests are advised to purchase travel insurance as they are liable for the full amount of the rental unless the cancelled period can be re-let.
Please note pets are not allowed.
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Are there any children that don’t like the beach? This is likely to be the focus of activities on an Ibiza family holiday, so these are some of the best beaches - in terms of easy access, parking, services and sea conditions - to take the youngest family members:
CALA VADELLA: A pretty horseshoe shaped beach with a several reasonably priced bars and restaurants and a small supermarket for cold drinks and snacks. Safe for children, free parking if you get there early.
CALA TARIDA: A stunning beach very close to the villa. Think golden sand, turquoise water and rocky cliffs, with lots of fun in the waves on breezy days. Plenty of bars and restaurants to choose from.
CALA CONTA : A very popular beach due to the beautiful water and views of offshore islands. Also worth visiting in the evening to watch the sunset and dine at one of the restaurants.
CALA LLENYA: A large, wide beach where the water is clear and stays shallow a long way out, making it ideal for those who are not yet confident swimmers. It’s also close to the Las Dalias market so combines well for a day trip.
SALINAS BEACH: One of the most iconic beaches in Ibiza. It is a long sandy beach surrounded by a nature reserve with sand dunes and a pine forests and some of the most famous beach bars are located there. The water stays shallow a long way out, so this makes it ideal for the little swimmers.
Located in a natural cave with fish tanks supplied by a constant flow of sea water, this fun little aquarium outside San Antonio showcases most of the sea life typical of the area and also rehabilitates injured marine creatures before releasing them back into the sea. It's accessible by bus, but perhaps more fun is to go on the little ferry from San Antonio harbour.
If you choose to have the simple grilled sardine lunch (15 euros) at the adjacent restaurant, entry to the aquarium is free.
A good alternative to a day at the beach, there are several water parks in Ibiza. Agua Mar has slides, pools, sunbathing areas and more and is handily located at Playa d’en Bossa.
A second option is Sirenis Aquagames, at the Sirenis Seaview Country Club, where there are open and covered slides, towers, jets and sprinklers as well as separate play areas for 4 to 10 year olds and a special pool for 2 to 4 year olds.
Ibiza town is well worth exploring. Whilst older members of the family may choose to browse the boutiques or stop for a drink at one of the bars, children will love the tunnels, cannons and turrets at D’alt Vila, the old walled town.
There are several play areas near the villa, including one in San Jose, one overlooking the marina in San Antonio and another opposite the water park at Sirenis.
Located in San Carlos, near the excellent Las Dalias hippy market, is the family-run La Paloma restaurant. It’s a great place to take the kids for lunch as there are lovely gardens with a playground and space for them to run around. The kitchen uses fresh produce from its garden; lunches are simple and international in flavour whilst dinners tend to be more elaborate, Italian fare.
On Tuesdays and Fridays this chic beach club on the east coast puts on special kids entertainment from 1pm to 5pm. Whilst the little ones are kept busy with beach games, face painting and creative activities, adults can enjoy good food and good company, in a wonderful setting.
This trendy rock n roll themed boutique hotel opens its doors to non-guests on Sundays for traditional British Sunday lunch. Parents can sip Bloody Maries, enjoy tunes from the DJ and tuck into the best English-style roast on the island, whilst the little ones head over to the Kids Corner for face-painting, arts, crafts and games in the gardens.
The famous Las Dalias hippy market takes place every Saturday in San Carlos. In addition to live music, world food, arts, crafts and clothes stalls, there is a Kids Area with workshops and more.
Kids in Ibiza set up Kids Corners at various venues around Ibiza (see kidsinibiza.com for timetables), ensuring parents can enjoy the surroundings and a relaxed meal whilst the kids are having fun close-by.
Supervised by qualified and multi lingual staff, Kids Corners offer a range of activities including face painting, arts and crafts, themed weeks, magic shows, fun games & toys all.
A little tourist train departing from the bus station in San Antonio takes passengers on an entertaining two-hour trip through the countryside with commentary along the way. It makes a stop for drinks in the pretty village of Santa Agnes before returning to San Antonio. Fun for all ages.
A good option for grey days is the go karting track outside San Antonio where budding Formula 1 drivers can check their performance against the pros. Good for children aged 4 and over. Open daytime and evenings.
There are various mini-golf courses at hotels in the vicinity including one at Hotel Bergantin and one on the road into San Antonio.
A good indoor option in the event of a rainy day, there is a bowling alley on the bay in San Antonio.
For an indulgent massage, facial or body treatment, make your way to one of the fantastic hotel spas for a relaxing afternoon. Atzaro and Na Xamena are both highly recommended.
Boat trips make a great day out for all ages and are a chance to see the coast from a different perspective. Glass-bottom boats, pirate boats, fishing trips and a trip around the famous Es Vedra rock formation all depart from San Antonio harbour.
Located in a rural valley between Jesus and Santa Eulalia, Ibiza Golf has two golf courses – one a 9-hole course the other an 18-hole course - with very different characteristics.
You’ll find all sorts of interesting shops to browse in Ibiza’s old town. Be sure to make also some time to visit some of the excellent interior design stores such as Sluiz, Es Cucons La Tienda and La Maison d’Elephant which are filled with and eclectic mix of quirky, arty and contemporary design pieces.
Foodies have an abundance of excellent restaurants to choose from in Ibiza. Rub shoulders with the rich and famous at the superb Las Dos Dunas, enjoy the ultra-stylish ambience of Nikki Beach or treat yourselves to a romantic dinner at Sa Capella, in an elegantly converted church or reserve a table at the hip Giri Café for great food in a stylish setting. The options are endless.
San Jose is a lovely little village located high in the hills in the west of the island. It sits at the foot of the island’s highest peak, Sa Talaia, and offers fantastic views down to the coast.
Perhaps because it is not a tourist hub, but rather a village with year-round residents, it retains an authentic Ibizencan flavour. Amongst its cluster of whitewashed buildings are a surprising number of interesting and unusual shops and boutiques selling everything from crafts and toys to high couture, as well as a playground, bakeries, a butcher, a supermarket, and several restaurants and bars, some of which have live music in the summer.
Several of Ibiza’s finest beaches, including the family friendly Cala Conta and Cala Bassa, the hip and trendy Cala Jondal, home to the legendary Blue Marlin, and pretty Cala Carbo are all within a 10 to 15 minute drive.
Those wanting to delve into nature can explore the salt flats at Ses Salines Natural Park, or the offshore islands of es Vedranell and Islotes de Poniente, both of which are nature reserves.
Ibiza town and the airport are around 15 minutes drive from San Jose.