Private transfer from Ibiza Airport to San Antonio Abad

Sant Antoni de Portmany sits on Ibiza's west coast around a wide bay. It draws a young crowd for the West End bars and the clubs, but families and couples also come for the calmer beaches at Cala Gració, Cala Bassa and Cala Conta a short ride further out. The palm-lined Passeig de ses Fonts and the marina fill up in the evening, and the Sunset Strip near Café del Mar and Café Mambo is where people gather to watch the sun drop behind Conejera island. Summer, from May to October, is the busy stretch. Out of season it's a quieter working town with the parish church of Sant Antoni and the small egg monument (s'Ou) at its centre.

San Antonio is on the opposite side of the island from the airport, which sits in the south near Sant Jordi. The usual route runs up the E-10/C-733 towards Ibiza Town's ring road, then cuts west along the C-731 through the interior, passing Sant Rafel with its pottery workshops and roadside clubs. It's mostly dual carriageway and gentle inland terrain rather than mountain road, so the ride is smooth and takes roughly 25 minutes with normal traffic. The last stretch drops you down into the bay and the town's grid of streets. In peak summer the C-731 and the entries into San Antonio can back up, especially on weekend changeover days and in the late afternoon.