Ibiza has always held the reputation of being THE place for clubbers to descend on in the summer seasons. Between the months of May and September, Ibiza (the smallest Baelaric island) is transformed from quiet resort into the clubber’s paradise the name is synonymous with.

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Twenty somethings from the UK and Germany are cash rich on holiday, and proving to be a welcome sight for hotels, clubs and restaurants on the Spanish Balearic Islands. The young singles with high disposable incomes often head for Ibiza for the island's clubs and nightlife, and they are quite happy to pay for it.

Ibiza, the most popular of the Balearic Islands is a tiny island lying 90 kms of the coast of Spain. It forms part of the Balearic Islands along with Mallorca, Menorca and Formentera.

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The island paradise of Ibiza is a tourist magnet. Tourists cannot help wanting to stay on there.

British stag parties used to consist of a night in the pub, the obligatory kissogram or stripper, and the groom being tied up to a lamppost. But recently cheap flights meant it was a party overseas, but the credit crunch is swinging stag parties back to Britain.

You step off the plane, flag down a cab and drag your bags up to what’s going to be your home for the next week. So what next? You’re in Ibiza and there really is only one thing to do next, go and hit the clubs!

Ibiza has long been known as a party destination, but the island is changing its tune. With outdoor music festivals and tamer tourist offerings, Ibiza is becoming a vacation destination that everyone can love.