Ibiza Hippie by Escada perfume!

Advantages: beautiful light smell!
Disadvantages: Hard to find, and a little expensive!

...Escada Ibiza Hippie I got this perfume in a Collector?s Edition pack of 5 Escada Perfumes; Island kiss, Rockin? Rio, Pacific Paradise, Sunset Heat and Ibiza Hippie. I first heard of Escada when I bought Pacific Paradise on the Ferry on the way to Italy, from then on the smell always reminded me of that holiday, and became one of my favourite perfumes. So when I saw this pack for £12.50 for 5 small bottles (4ml each), I just had to buy them to try them all, so I could choose my favourite one! And I must say they were all delicious! With such strong fruity smells which stuck around all day, my only problem was there wasn?t enough of it in the bottles, and I tended to use half a bottle each time I used it! But it gave me a great experience of using them all so I could choose which ones I wanted in larger bottles rather than...

stephbond89 15.11.2009 · Read review
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Travelling compactly

Advantages: Folds up compactly, bright colours, use as a cot or play pen
Disadvantages: Thin mattress base

...~*~*~INTRODUCTION~*~*~ My mother in law wanted to buy a travel cot when my son was born as she will be looking after him when I go back to work. We looked around on the internet and when she saw the Graco compact she decided that was the one, she loved that it was nice and bright and thought my son would enjoy playing in there as well as sleeping. We ordered it from Kiddicare but unfortunately they have stopped selling it. I have since seen it on Amazon, Halfords and Ebay though for roughly the same prices. ~*~*~FEATURES~*~*~ -Suitable from birth to around 3 years. -It comes in a handy carry case, making it easy for travel. -The travel cot unfolds easily and I actually put it up in a couple of minutes on my first attempt. -The sides are mesh which is nice and soft for wriggly babies banging their heads, also...

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Education, Ibiza style.

Advantages: It's an Education
Disadvantages: I still dont live there

...Back in the day, when I only had 6 (Yes I counted them, I bet you did/will too) grey hairs and before I made the now obligatory grunt as I clamber out of bed/ a chair/ the car, I was a Rep in Ibiza. There is a popular misconception that "Holiday Rep" is short for "Holiday Reprobate" and in some cases, from my own experiences, this is very true. However, I feel I have earned the right as someone who has "been there, done that" as well as seen every "Essex Boyz On Tour" 'Comedy T-shirt' to shine the torch of explanation into the murky darkness of wonderment. I can honestly say that before I started life as a holiday representative, I thought I knew what hard work was. Silly me. Let me furnish your good selves with an example. On Friday at 9am, I would start work, and on Sunday at 8pm I would finish. Now obviously I didn't work every...

Muffin_the_Mule 25.06.2006 · Read review
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  SUN, SEA, SANGRIA "SAN ANTONIO BAY IBIZA"

Advantages: A beautiful,clean, friendly, warm and relaxing holiday
Disadvantages: Have to come home afterwards

...) and Son then (18) were going and asked if my youngest Daughter, then (18) and myself would like to go as they were renting a 6-8 berth apartment, all we had to do was pay our fare, put in towards food and find some spending money, which we did. Now although I was excited, I was rather apprehensive as I had heard so much about Ibiza and especially San Antonio, the travel agent assured us that it was beautiful where we were to be staying, (in the bay) and not at all noisy like the town, but still plenty to see and do, and close enough to all the night life for the three younger ones in our party. ~~~~~~~~THE JOURNEY~~~~~~ We decided to give it a go, we flew from London Gatwick (south terminal) to Ibiza?s only Airport, on September 19th 1997 for 10 days we booked through Thompson, and flew with Britannia airlines, which was a very...

rosillew 05.12.2003 · Read review
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There is an Ibiza for all tastes

Advantages: Ibiza town and the coves
Disadvantages: San Antonio and the macro clubs

...I lived in Spain for nearly 18 years (in Valencia) and frequently visited Ibiza and feel in a priviledged position to share my views . There are many types of ibiza. There is the club crazy Ibiza for the young and flush. There is the unbearable San Antonio with its Fish and Chips, cheap drinks and the worst sort of tourist, there is the classy Ibiza town with its yachts in the port, its UNESCO protected old town with its restaurants and bars but always classy. There is the Ibiza of coves with wonderous little restaurants and bars on the beach and there is the inland hippy Ibiza with some truly outstanding little boutique hotels and where the likes of Roman Polanski have their holiday homes. Ibiza is expensive so prepare your purse , wallet or whatever it may be. If you get tired of the partying etc take a half-hour boat trip to...

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Ibiza Rediscovered .... Puerto San Miguel

Advantages: Relaxed, quiet, beautiful surroudings.
Disadvantages: Captive market in local shops and bars meant high prices - you need a car.

...The world has so much on offer and I believe if you are fortunate enough to have the opportunity to travel there is so much to see. I rarely return to any particular destination, Puerto San Miguel now being no exception to this rule. Up until February 2004, I worked for a major tour operator and had the good fortune to get last minute short-haul holidays at silly prices. Being a little too greedy for my own good two years ago I decided to run the risk of leaving our booking until 48 hours before departure. The gamble didn?t quite pay off; all that was left on offer was Ibiza or a long-haul destination that unfortunately our budget couldn?t quite stretch to. San Antonio was a long distant memory; it was some 20 years since I?d experienced the thrill and excitement of my first holiday without my parents! Ibiza had certainly opened my...

Reader1203 11.12.2004 · Read review
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Cafe Del Ibiza

Advantages: Clubs, Clubs and more Clubs, breathtaking scenery
Disadvantages: Expensive

...Well I was going to leave this for a while, but as the summer season is now upon us, I thought I would share this with you Clubbers (and non-clubbers) out there! Myself and Paul went to Ibiza in the summer of 2001 so any prices listed below have probably changed since the introduction of the Euro. We paid around 189.00 pounds each for a week?s self-catering in San Antonio in early September. You can still find holidays for around this price in many of your local travel agents. There are plenty of hotels and self-catering apartments scattered around the island, ranging from the very grotty to 5 star luxury. INTRODUCTION Ibiza truly is the party capital of the world! Not that I have visited everywhere in the world, but for such a small island there is an immense number of clubs. On driving between San Antonio and Ibiza...

Fluff-Buff 21.05.2003 (23.05.2003) · Read review
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Ibiza Uncovered

Advantages: Best clubs in the world and great weather in lovely surroundings
Disadvantages: Littering and drunken Brits

...at night this picture is completely changed, for if you to travel up to the old town (just before the castle, off the harbour front), then you'll be greeted by the parade, this is made up of drag queens and general 'eccentrics', shall we say. They make their way around the trendy bars, entertaining all the way. Their route usually includes; rock bar, base bar, café Macao and zuka. These bars are a far cry from their counterparts in San An, these being all minimalist décor, European clientele and £4 drinks. Apparently they are the best places to blag free club passes, especially in the gay district, up the Avinguda d'Virgin (yes the street of virgins, how ironic, ha ha), but we never got round to trying. Ibiza town also houses all manner of shops to pick up clubbing mementos of your night out. Yes here you can find; Pacha shop, El Divino shop...

Jeff81 15.10.2001 (18.10.2001) · Read review
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Ibiza Uncovered.

Advantages: sun, sea, sand, relax or be lively. Reasonably priced holidays.
Disadvantages: none

...After going to majorca a few times we wanted to try somewhere different. My sister sugested Ibiza so we thought we would try it. After trawling through brochures for which part to try we chose Es Cana. Ibiza is famous as a clubber's paradise but there are other islands for those who want a quieter holiday. You can find the hustle and bustle if you want to, and you don't have to look far. It could be just a 10 min walk away. You may choose the quiet life just sitting on your balcony watching the days go by. I have 2 children aged 9 + 13 and I have gone to Ibiza for my last 2 holidays. We all think it is fantastic. It is very picturesque with fantastic clear seas and lovely sandy beaches. When I asked if we would try somewhere different this year everyone said no lets go back to Es Cana. The weather has been great on both occassions...

shelleyone 27.04.2007 (21.07.2007) · Read review
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Seat Ibiza FR TDi

Advantages: Performance AND fuel economy, good build quality
Disadvantages: More frequent servicing

...Before this car I had an 1.4 MG ZR (petrol) which although gave excellent performance for that size engine, was proving costly for my commute to work - on average I was achieving about 33 miles per gallon. So, after only having had that car for 8 months I decided to switch (to the dark side as some would say!) to diesel. I decided to move away from MG as the build quality was not great and the engines somewhat outdated in comparison with other manufacturers, in particular Seat which shares the PD (pump-deuse) diesel engine platform with other names such as VW, Audi and Skoda. I took the Seat Ibiza FR TDi out for a test drive and it instantly gave me the wow-factor. With a 128 BHP (130PS) 1.9 litre engine, this diesel is no dawdler! Official Seat statistics rate the 0-62 time at 9.4 seconds, although this is widely seen as being...

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