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16 maltatoday | SUNDAY • 5 MAY 2019 TRAVEL ONE of the three major Balearic Is- lands, Ibiza is regarded as the top enter- tainment Mediterranean destination. Even though the Island is synonymous with electronic music parties, you will surely be surprised to find out that this sunny Mediterranean gem offers some- thing for everyone, and is home to a beautifully rugged coastline, charming Old Town and pine-covered hills. We've handpicked a few enjoyable things to do in Ibiza for all ages. Cala Comte Located on the west side of the is- land, Cala Comte is a popular destina- tion surrounded by gorgeous scenery, including sand dunes and rocky cliffs behind the beach. The exceptional combination of the infinite shades of blue in the crystal clear waters cre- ates a unique and unforgettable sight, making it nothing short of extraordi- nary. The eastern side of the beach is an unofficial nudist spot whereas the western side is popular with locals and tourists. Other rocky and small coves surround Cala Comte creat- ing huge natural pools for the perfect swimming and snorkelling experienc- es. Cala Comte is also one of Ibiza's most renowned sunset spots, boasting breath-taking views as the sun slowly melts into the sea. This place has to be seen to be believed. Sa-Penya Quarter This former fishing district is with- out a doubt this is one of the town's most picturesque districts. Its steep streets reach as much as 30 metres above sea level and descend towards the La Marina district and the docks. All the streets are pedestrian and cobblestone streets with some of the city's best offbeat shopping and op- portunities to explore. The stores of- fer plenty of local products, souvenirs, clothes or textiles. You can also spend hours browsing the hippie markets for handicrafts and art while appreciating Ibiza's original port and marina. The late-night scene draws quite a diverse crowd with street performers and drag queens patrolling the area. Clubs are open late and parties last all night long. Visit to the Old Town Also known as D'Alt Vila (meaning Upper Town), Ibiza's Old Town has been named a UNESCO World Herit- age Site in 1999 and is one of the is- land's biggest tourist attractions. The main entrance leads you to one of the most beautiful walkways in Ibiza. In addition to the castle and its walls, there is a cathedral, a monastery and several museums. Visit D'Alt Vila for its old-world charm, art galleries, gift shops and the beautiful cobblestoned streets. There are restaurants decorat- ed with fairy lights, people dining on balconies and antiques shops giving this place a magical feel. Experience Ibiza's Party Scene In Ibiza, there's always a party kick- ing off somewhere! Ibiza's super clubs are what draw so many to the island and each night you'll witness a spec- tacular show. The clubbing season kicks off in May with the International Music Summit (IMS) and other open- ing parties, and keeps rolling through the sizzling summer months until late September's closing fiestas. The two most popular beaches for nightlife are San Antonio and Playa d'en Bossa, where most of the island's clubs are concentrated. Two readers have the chance to win a complimentary return ticket each for travel on any scheduled Air Malta flights (excluding taxes and charges). All you have to do is answer the question (right) and send in your name, mobile number and email address to: Maltatoday competition, Air Malta plc, Sky Parks, Malta International Airport, Luqa, LQA 4000. The closing date is 24 May 2018 Getting there Air Malta will start operating a twice weekly scheduled service every Tuesday and Friday to Ibiza this summer from 16th August to the 10th of September 2019 with one way Go-Light prices starting from Eu39 inc. taxes and charges Question: How many times a week will Air Malta fly to Ibiza? a) 1 time a week b) 2 times a week c) 5 times a week Mobile Number Name Email TERMS & CONDITIONS APPLY Discovering Ibiza