Unlike a lot of party resorts in Europe, the superclubs in Ibiza are dotted all around the island rather than just on one ‘strip.’

A taxi from San Antonio to Playa D’en Bossa (Ushuaïa & Hï Ibiza) will cost you around €35, which will start to add up during your holiday, especially if there are only 2 or 3 of you. Taxis can also be very hard to come by, and in peak season, you can be queuing for well over an hour, which is not what you need if you have an early entry ticket or are racing to see a particular DJ.

The Disco Bus is the perfect alternative and a reliable one at that. Running every 30 mins to all the major clubs on the island for €3-4 per journey and will also get you back home in the early hours of the morning too; the vibes definitely aren’t as high on that trip.

If you’re staying at Ibiza Rocks Hotel, the bus station is less than 10 minutes walk away.

The first thing you should do once you’ve checked into your hotel room, maybe even before that, is head straight to the nearest supermarket and pick up a big bottle of booze.

A big bottle might seem daunting, but trust us, you’ll get through it, as the drinks in Ibiza’s clubs are notoriously expensive. So, getting those balcony pre-drinks in (holiday highlight, by the way) and pouring yourself some journey juice (you can take them on the disco bus) is an absolute essential.

Supermarkets are also not allowed to serve alcohol after midnight, which is why you have to get the drinks in early. If you’re on a night flight, it’s worth checking duty-free to see what you can pick up.

When you think of Ibiza, you probably don’t envision spending a day at the beach, as you’re likely to be pool partying or recovering from the night before. However, there are some truly stunning beaches within walking distance or a short taxi journey away.

Stop off at the supermarket beforehand and grab a packet of Lay’s, some aioli, and a bottle of Don Simon (all for less than €5), and that’s your food and drink sorted for the day!

If you’re staying in San Antonio, Cala Gracio, Playa es Pouet, or Cala Pinet are your best options. If you’re over in Bossa, there is a 3km long beach boasting turquoise waters as far as the eye can see.