by Dan Kirwan | Aug 28, 2010 | Uncategorized
The Phoenician ruins at Sa Caletta date back to 650BCIbiza was first noticed by the Phoenicians in 680BC and it remained a vital and strategic service station for seafaring vessels up until 1500AD just after Christopher Columbus set sail for the Americas. Dalt...
by Dan Kirwan | Aug 24, 2010 | Uncategorized
Ryanair Boeing 737The popular London-Ibiza route introduced by Ryanair 2 years ago has been canceled. The low cost airline blames the British Governments £11 tourist tax as the main reason for its decline.Michael O Leary initiated a similar response to the...
by Dan Kirwan | Aug 24, 2010 | Uncategorized
Ryanair Boeing 737The popular London-Ibiza route introduced by Ryanair 2 years ago has been canceled. The low cost airline blames the British Governments £11 tourist tax as the main reason for its decline.Michael O Leary initiated a similar response to the...
by Dan Kirwan | Aug 23, 2010 | Uncategorized
The Goddess TanitTanit was the Carthaginian mother goddess of sexuality, fertility and death and Ibiza was her Island until the Roman emperor Vespasian suppressed her cult in AD74. The Romans named her Dea Caelestis and worshiped her as Juno. To this day Tanit...
by Dan Kirwan | Aug 23, 2010 | Uncategorized
Firefighters from nearby Majorca Island were drafted in to help fight a blaze that occurred yesterday evening at the popular hippy hangout in the north west of the Island.Over 1000 people were trapped by the rouge blaze, which destroyed a number of parked...
