The archipelago of Balearic Islands draws thousands of visitors every year with the crowd at peak seasons such as summer. The crowd comes over from the mainland as well as from across the globe especially from England and other parts of Europe due to the proximity of Spain.

Tourists make a point to visit one or more Balearic Islands which comprise Mallorca, Menorca, Cabrera, Formentera and Ibiza. There are plenty to see and do at these islands during the day but the night is just as interesting and thrilling. There is no lack of adventure during the day or night for any visitor coming for a night, weekend or longer.

Nightlife
Ibiza Island proves to one of the more delightful spot for a vibrant nightlife; it is quite renowned for its abundant pubs, bars and discotheques especially on Barcelona Street where one can visit one bar to another.

Tourists have no problem seeking out the best of nightlife at Ibiza as the masses would be obvious after dusk. Tourists and locals throng the streets to choose any bar or pub to let their hair down for some hours.

Those who prefer a more serene environment at night can check out the quaint terraces and exquisite restaurants around the local port where there are souvenir stands opening till the late night for the convenience of tourists. Hence, it is never too late in Ibiza that one must turn in for the night.
Towns and cities

The islands have many quaint villages and towns which may not have the kind of nightlife as vibrant as the cities but the night environment at the Balearic Islands prove to be interesting and conducive. There is usually a good crowd at any of the islands’ bars, pubs and discotheques which cater to the young crowd with live entertainment, contemporary music and a dance floor.

Villages and small towns offer a different type of nightlife that is unique with a softer ambience but rich with the local culture and warm hospitality. However, there are some big discotheques in certain villages just to cater to the tourists from far and near.

Bigger cities such as Valencia enjoy “La Movida” which is the local term for “movement” or the weekend excitement that runs between Friday evening and Sunday morning. The locals and many tourists have their whole weekend of fun with no break or sleep time in between. Only those in really good shape and very determined are able to try this marathon weekend for a special and unique experience.

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