are we too old?
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actually, its right above cafe del mar you lucky sod (thats if youve got ones with a sea view)
http://www.hotelcatalinacafedelmar.com/#fotos
http://www.ibiza-hotels.com/catalina/
http://www.hotelcatalinacafedelmar.com/#fotos
http://www.ibiza-hotels.com/catalina/
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sonofsmurf
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me and my mates are all in our thirties. we did 9 clubs in 7 days last year. Anyone under 30 have the pace or stamina for that? 
Jeez at 47 am I the oldest one on here? I still love to go clubbing and I do manage 3 or 4 club nights each time we go out. I prefer the trancy stuff though so there's not much choice - Gatecrasher and Armarda this year I think.
I think "our" age is catered for to some extent with the chill-out, spots such as Kumharas and CDM, though the nice thing about these places is that there's such a good mix of people and ages. Used to love Sugar Sea too but I'm waiting to see what the new boulevard has done to it.
An older adult-themed jazz/comtemporary music bar would be very cool. I'm just a lottery win away from setting one up
Just flew back from Ibiza today, I'm 36 and it was my 4th time. Ended up going to what was Gala Night at that disused zoo in the hills near San An - full of young madly dressed workers that made me feel slightly overdressed (didn't realise it was a beach party!), but bloody good fun.
My friend who tagged along however (35) got less out of his trip, he was always moaning like my dad used to! He's into heavy rock, so there's only that bar in the west end that caters for him..
Never too old!
It was odd this year, Bora Bora is no more (well it's still there, but half empty as they don't play any music), Amnesia was closed too.
My friend who tagged along however (35) got less out of his trip, he was always moaning like my dad used to! He's into heavy rock, so there's only that bar in the west end that caters for him..
Never too old!
It was odd this year, Bora Bora is no more (well it's still there, but half empty as they don't play any music), Amnesia was closed too.
Dandarkwing
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I'm so glad you say that, I'm going for the first time in a week and I love chatting to foreign people.
An older adult-themed jazz/comtemporary music bar would be very cool. I'm just a lottery win away from setting one up
may i present cafe del jazz in san an bay, run by xavi in the spirit of arteca
Concierto del músico alemán con su Ibiza Band en el nuevo club Café del Jazz
eivissa | f. de lama
El poliédrico músico Joachim Kühn, cuya carrera bandea desde el free jazz a la reinterpretación de Bach pasando por un concierto para motores de coche, ofrece esta noche, a partir de las 23 horas, un concierto en Café del Jazz, un nuevo club que se abre a la música en directo desde la calle Castelló de Cala de Bou.
El genial pianista, que en esta ocasión tocará su segundo instrumento, el saxo alto, estará acompañado por su habitual Ibiza Band, con Chema al bajo y Gori a la batería, además del espectacular percusionista sueco Uno.
Joachim Kühn reside desde hace años en ses Salines y siempre ha apostado por los locales de jazz de la isla, así que, tras su gira europea, se ha ofrecido para dar el pistoletazo de salida a este nuevo club.
Café del Jazz lleva abierto desde mayo y pretende recuperar el espíritu del Arteca. No en vano, su impulsor es el músico catalán Xavi García, que gestionó la Asociación Artística Cultural Arteca Club junto a su fundador, el desaparecido Mauri Cuesta.
«Pretendemos ser eso, un club de jazz, con conciertos y jam session, pero donde quepan todas las ofertas culturales. El jazz es prioritario, pero también tendrán cabida el flamenco y las otras músicas», explica García, reconocido en el mundo del jazz por su larga coleta cana.
Aunque no hay una programación cerrada de recitales, se irán organizando este verano y en los meses posteriores. De momento, las jam session se celebran los domingos, «aunque como el escenario está montado y hay instrumentos, a cualquier músico que le cojan allí las ganas puede lanzarse a tocar», asegura Xavi García.
ddi 30.6.07
never to old
i'm 31 in two weeks and a single mum and i partied hard every night. i was there when the sun went down and when it came back up. Your never to old for ibiza. i did however nearly collapse twice when i got back home so make sure you have a few more days to recover. Felt my age last week i can assure you. You only live once.
i'm 31 in two weeks and a single mum and i partied hard every night. i was there when the sun went down and when it came back up. Your never to old for ibiza. i did however nearly collapse twice when i got back home so make sure you have a few more days to recover. Felt my age last week i can assure you. You only live once.
CasperSlides
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No you can't Stephen and as a moderator you should know better, either translate it or put it in the Spanish Forum!
The reality is that Club/EDM culture is youth oriented, so a lot of club nights are filled with young kids - teens to early 20s - which is as it should be. However, you are not too old. I am 35, and cannot wait to go back to Ibiza (September). I went for the first time last year with the same fear, but found that overall I fit in quite nicely - age has nothing to do with appreciating Ibiza
Keep an open mind, talk to strangers, and explore. San An can be good or bad, it is what you make of it. I actually enjoyed a few pre/post drinks around the west end - it can be a laugh, and I found it was good for a cheap clubbing night in that drinks are cheap, and (certain nights) they give away passes to Eden/Paradais - two clubs I wouldn't pay to go to, but for free....