It’s a better day to go to the beaches that are not far from Ibiza. I’m with a handful of people who want to soak up the rays and burn off the alcohol from last nights partying. We found an area around Jet and Bora Bora. Bora was jammed packed and loaded with 20 to 30 year olds and it has tons of awesome cafes and bars, but they were kind of away from town.

The weather is so different here in the Baltic states than that of my native country of Scandinavia where I have to layer my clothes with thermal under garments and fleece. Ibiza, I’m only required to wear a light t-shirt and jeans! This is really a big change for me, I love it! I wish I would’ve not packed so much of my layers, but that’s what I was used to. I’m wondering if I’ll just leave all my layers behind in my room at one of the best Ibiza hotels I’ve ever stayed at in my entire life. Nah, I know I’ll need them when I get back home.

I managed, so far, to stay up late enough to hit two clubs, Amnesia and Privilege. They are very expensive! My first night, though, the major party was over at Space and that cost me $100 just to get in. I’ve figured out that every club seems to have at least 1 night that is considered ‘the’ party place. But, all the clubs are full no matter what. Amnesia, was where I went my second night, I arrived at 2am and I could barely walk through, I left at 5:30am. Privilege was where I went my third night in Ibiza and it was even more packed than Amnesia. I was surprised, because this time I arrived at 11pm. I found out the reason Privilege was so packed was there were private parties being held in two of the major rooms. I left around 3am! I used the excuse that I had to catch the ferry to Formentera.

I’ll let you know how Formentera goes, I hope it’s less crowded!

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