Sant Antoni de Portmany

Sant Antoni de Portmany is a town on the western shoreline of Ibiza. It is the second-biggest town and district in Ibiza; an island depicted by Time Out magazine as "apparently the clubbing capital of the universe". The town is arranged on Sant Antoni Bay on the west shoreline of the island, some portion of the Spanish self-governing network of the Balearic Islands. For 2000 years, Sant Antoni was a little angling town that ascended from the Roman common harbor Portus Magnus, yet it started to develop in the late 1950s when numerous lodgings and visitor resorts were worked as a component of a mass the travel industry activity which occurred crosswise over Spain.

As the quantity of vacationers developed, the advancement of bars, inns and other traveler foundation spread appropriate around to the opposite side of San Antonio cove, to the extent Cala de Bou which lies in the contiguous region of Sant Josep de sa Talaia. Since the 1980s British travelers have made up the greater part of late spring guests to San Antonio. The Egg is the best known milestone in Sant Antoni, situated in the focal point of the primary circuitous at the passageway to the town.