Apartment Cala Llonga





		One bedroom apartment (sleeps up to 4) in Cala Llonga, Ibiza (Eivissa), Spain.

		Cala Llonga is a village on the East Coast of the Island set below the pine covered hills typical of Ibiza and is well away from Discos and Clubs. There are cafés and bars, restaurants and shops, including two general purpose Spar shops selling fresh food and a variety of other items.


^ view from private roof terrace
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		Who could blame you if, when you think of Ibiza, you only envisage discos, clubs and noise (often this aspect of the island is that which is most publicised). Of course, they have their place and are important to the Island, but they are only a small part of Ibiza. There is the other Ibiza, the best of Ibiza... Such as the quiet town of Santa Eulalia del Rio, 10 minutes away by car, with its beautiful bay, promenade and sandy beach; the old Church, high on the hill, and its Marina. Here you will find a relaxed atmosphere, with varied shops and many excellent restaurants; a museum and a food market which is held every day from 7.30/8.00am until approximately 2.00pm. Ibiza Town, the capital city of the Island, is approximately a half hour’s drive away, with its old, historical walled town, ‘Dalt Villa’, recently granted UNESCO World Heritage Site status; museums, art galleries, fashionable shops, many restaurants; the large covered food market, and the marina and harbour. Also, every evening the bright and varied stalls of the ‘Hippy’ Market are set up in the lower part of the old town, near the harbour. Buses run from the village to both these towns and the areas around them. Boats also run between Cala Llonga & Sta. Eulalia from where you can take boats to other beaches and towns along the East Coast, including Ibiza Town, and another beautiful island, Formentera. Discover the many small coves and bays, some of which are only accessible on foot, and swim in the clear blue waters. Explore the beautiful countryside, inland from the beaches. There are many footpaths, which will take you to tranquil, little-populated areas where the inhabitants of the Island still work their land in traditional ways. Visit the many small villages with their white houses and churches, and sample typical Spanish food in the local restaurants and bars. Activities include horse riding, diving (several Paddi schools are on the Island), snorkelling, wind surfing, cycling paths, a Golf Course 3 miles away in Roca Llisa, and of course walking. There are regular guided tours around Dalt Villa (Ibiza walled Town). You can find information on these and most aspects of the Island at the many Tourist Information Kiosks, one of which is down by the beach in Cala Llonga.