Final trip 2015

32 this year and love Ibiza more than ever, on my 8th or 9th trip this year.

Went to Magaluf from 17 to 21 then I experienced Ibiza and have never looked back.

Can't see me hanging up the Ibiza boots anytime soon, defo not during my 30's. Going 29th July this year.
 
Sihouse said:
I'm 37 and feel younger than ever.

I was hooked on Ayia Napa when I was 17, 18, 19 and 20 (I even lived there for a while too).

But then I met my wife and moved to Calgary, Canada and have been here ever since; it's not the most 'lively' place in the world to party, and house music in bars/clubs is rare (think top 40, country, rap... ugh!). I do get back to UK frequently, but never enough time to go onward anywhere else.

I've been craving the party scene and Ibiza has been on my list for too long. I hope to have week or so in Ibiza this September, just mulling whether to go it alone or not..
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Sihouse, I'm there with my friend from September 6th-12th. If you're out there that week and fancy someone to hang out with and sample the superclubs with then just give me a bell.
 
Im 44 this year and have been going to Ibiza since 1994!! Sometimes its twice a year, in Feb/March and June/July or September. I havent been clubbing for years but still love the bars and restaurants, beaches and all the lovely friends i have made over the years! Looking forward to my second trip of 2015 in July 5-9th!
 
BIG SON said:
I'm 33 & sometimes feel old if i go up the west end,but def not in the clubs. I think a big clubbing holiday in Ibiza is maybe too expensive for 18-19 year olds as their 1st holiday, but i think thats a good thing, see people well in the 40's even 50's in the clubs. thats the magic of Ibiza
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I was at Mambo last year and an old lady in a wheelchair was brought in by her daughter ,she must have been 80. Mambo loved her , DJs drinking shots with her, twas magic:D
 
Well, I'm 42 and still enjoying Ibiza a lot but just as some of you said, I try to take in more of the island by driving around, visiting beaches, doing a stop here and there. San Ant and PDB are nice and I find myself going back there all the time but I don't need to be the night-owl from dusk till dawn any longer. The recuperation is just too much to deal with afterwards. Ibiza has a lot to offer and I find it doesn't compare to anything else like Tenerife or Gran Canaria. Not to say that the other places are worse, Ibiza is just different in everything.
 
Well Pete Tong and Carl Cox are in their 50's and Jules is gettng there. I have had a few strange looks, but I go for the music and experience, the people are just people, age is not an issue to me. I will go to a couple of clubs ,love the buzz and watching people enjoying the night, take some pain killers in the morning ha
 
Sihouse said:
I'm 37 and feel younger than ever.

I was hooked on Ayia Napa when I was 17, 18, 19 and 20 (I even lived there for a while too).

But then I met my wife and moved to Calgary, Canada and have been here ever since; it's not the most 'lively' place in the world to party, and house music in bars/clubs is rare (think top 40, country, rap... ugh!). I do get back to UK frequently, but never enough time to go onward anywhere else.

I've been craving the party scene and Ibiza has been on my list for too long. I hope to have week or so in Ibiza this September, just mulling whether to go it alone or not..
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Go alone and i promise you ll make lifetime friends
 
43 days ... getting over excited now

Decsion taken: its not the final trip, not hanging ibiza shoes yet
 
i read all your commens with interest. Im 42 and have been clubbing for 22 years. Ive been going to ibiza since 1997 and its magic still keeps me going back. The sunset and the sunrse, the people, the dancers and the atmosphere is always amazing yet I still cant get people I know to come with me. Im going alone again this year but will be meeting some cool people along the way. If youre there get in touch !!
 
stivi said:
but who says you have to attend two parties in one day? who says you have to have a full programme for the entire duration of your stay? no one. that's what happens when you get older. what I see a lot is that, as people get older, they first start to stay away from PDB or san an (centre). instead they hire a nice apartment or villa somewhere nice and quiet. they hire a car, see the island, go for nice meals. do a few nights out and have some quiet nights too. and go home relaxed after a beautiful holiday :)

you're never too old for ibiza!
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I can not agree with you more.
 
just came back from ibiza..... as usual its really painful to leave such a beautiful island :(
 
I'm 30 and this is my first time going (ever and solo)! When will you be there? I've booked to stay in PDB but from what everyone's saying is that a bad idea??
 
Patty A said:
I'm 30 and this is my first time going (ever and solo)! When will you be there? I've booked to stay in PDB but from what everyone's saying is that a bad idea??
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I'm going to be an Ibiza newbie this year, but my sister is a veteran... and she says PDB is the place to be. Many beach bars, big clubs ..sounds good to me :)
 
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