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Chiringuito Blue for example has transformed the sleepy beach of Santa Eularia des Riu and has a pop-up kids' club to keep little ones entertained while the adults enjoy a beachside siesta after a long lunch.

El Chiringuito at Playa Es Cavallet is another beach club in a stunning location with fantastic cuisine, and again, a fun kids' club that will make the kids clamour for a return visit.

For the best sunset view and entertainment, head to Cala Benirras. Go on a Sunday when drummers usually descend on the beach to celebrate the setting sun. Soon the scene becomes like a mini festival, with all ages joining in the fun.

Freshen the palette with a kaleidoscopic salad and quinoa burgers at The Buddha Bowl at Aubergine, just outside San Miquel de Balansat.

Head to El Portalón inide the city walls of Dalt Vila, Ibiza's old town, for dishes created using local ingredients with a pan-Mediterranean twist.

Try La Granja, one of the original rooted restaurants surrounded by a six-acre plantation in a forest of carob and pine trees just south of San Mateo.

For modern-rustic cuisine enjoyed beneath the shade of a giant fig tree try Es Ventall, in Sant Antoni de Portmany on Ibiza's northwestern coast.

Enjoy a raw, vegan, plant based cleansing menu why not book a table at Wild Beets right in the heart of Ibiza at Santa Gertrudis de Fruitera.

On the island of Mallorca, the family-run Ca Na Toneta in Caimari has been championing seasonal ingredients and sustainable fishing practices for decades. This is the place to head for natural wines and local cuisine in a stylish and authentic setting.

Atzaró Agroturismo Hotel is one such establishment – showcasing the more zen side of Ibiza and ideal for the after-party, or the-day-after party. Set amid 13-hectares of orange groves, gardens and farm, head ashore in your tender and enjoy a dip in one of Atzaró’s four pools before enjoying a hypnotic facial in one of their nature-connected wood-built treatment rooms.

Over on Mallorca, the inland region known as es Pla (the plain) is where you will find Finca Serena. The property is surrounded by over 100-acres of olive groves, vineyards, vegetable gardens and fruit orchards. This is the place to retreat for a spa treatment in a former cowshed, followed by dinner on the terrace with spectacular views over Mallorca’s agricultural hinterland.

In the south east of the island, in the village of Santanyí, the restored 17th-century home of Can Ferrereta is another retreat set amidst lush grounds. Along with beautifully designed accommodation, Can Ferrereta also has a delightful Mediterranean restaurant serving delicious, locally sourced seasonal dishes, and a serene spa featuring both indoor and outdoor pools and a hammam.