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The Presidente Hotel in Portinatx - Accommadation and resort allocated on arrival in Ibiza
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Set on a hillside, overlooking the beach, this may well be ideal family accommodation
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Portinatx is peaceful and quiet but it is miles away from the Ibiza nightlife
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Getting ready for our first night out - the taxi to San Antonio is going to cost over £20
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At last, some life! This is some of the 150 pubs in San Antonio's West End (or would be if the flash had worked)
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This is Joe Spoon's Irish Bar in the heart of the West End - My first pint in San Antonio. The price of beer here is about the same as in the UK - although you can usually get a free shot with each pint
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After a few more drinks we head around to the Bay for our first visit to Eden. We managed to get a flyer guarnteeing free entry!
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And a few hours of dancing later we head across the road to Es Paradis for their Water Party. Here is Ewan up to his waist in water
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Es Paradis again, an interesting shot of the back of someones head, with me in the background
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7am: The Official Water Party Photograph and almost time to head for home
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It's cold and dark outside and taxi drivers do not seem to like wet people so we head to a cafe for a few warming cups of coffee
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It's now 8am and we head along the prom to warm up and wait for the sunrise which should happen at about 8:30 am
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Strange storm clouds just before the sunrise in San Antonio
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Out to sea there is an excellent storm with great flashes of lightning which are totally missing in this photograph!
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The sun finally rises I finally start to dry off and begin to feel warm again - we head back to Portanatx for some much needed sleep
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