Balearic Sea

It's not all about the clubbing, the parties anymore, and people come here fully with the expectations as well to enjoy the fabulous gastronomy and have those magical experiences here.

Because there's lots of beautiful settings, of course, whether you're dining on a clifftop by the beautiful Balearic Sea or in the romantic countryside.

It's kind of become part of the Ibiza experience as well, hasn't it?

I would say if you look back 10, 15 years, how the island's, uh, gastronomy offering has changed, it's quite unbelievable.

Seating is, as you can imagine, limited, so make sure you make your reservation ASAP for Monday, September 14th, starting from 8:00 PM.

Then on Tuesday, the 15th, we have the final edition of Amante Beach Club's movie nights, when, again, this stunning clifftop restaurant is transformed into one of the most beautiful and atmospheric open-air settings for watching great films.

Imagine watching your favorite movies comfortably on beanbags under the star-filled sky right next to the Balearic Sea, covered in blankets if there's a breeze.

And on Tuesday the 15th, the final movie of the season will be the brilliant Anora.

XV.

The Extent of Charlemagne's Conquests such are the wars most skilfully planned and successfully fought which this most powerful king waged during the forty-seven years of his reign he so largely increased the frank kingdom which was already great and strong when he received it at his father's hands that more than double its former territory was added to it the authority of the franks was formally confined to that part of gaul included between the rhine and the loire the ocean and the balearic sea to that part of germany which is inhabited by the so-called eastern franks and is bounded by saxony and the danube the rhine and the saale this stream separates the thuringians from the saurabians and to the country of the Alemanni and Bavarians.

By the wars above mentioned, he first made tributary Aquitania, Gascony, and the whole of the region of the Pyrenees, as far as the river Ebro, which rises in the land of the Navarrese, flows through the most fertile districts of Spain, and empties into the Balearic Sea, beneath the walls of the city of Tortosa.

He next reduced and made tributary all Italy from Aosta to Lower Calabria, where the boundary line runs between the Beneventans and the Greeks, a territory more than a thousand miles long, then Saxony, which constitutes no small part of Germany, and is reckoned to be twice as wide as the country inhabited by the Franks, while about equal to it in length.

in addition both pannonias dacia beyond the danube and istria liburnia and dalmatia except the cities on the coast which he left to the greek emperor for friendship's sake and because of the treaty that he had made with him in fine he vanquished and made tributary all the wild and barbarous tribes dwelling in germany between the rhine and the vistula the ocean and the danube all of which speak very much the same language but differ widely from one another in customs and dress the chief among them are the weletabians the sorabians the abudriti and the bohemians and he had to make war upon these but the rest by far the larger number submitted to him of their own accord sixteen foreign relations He added to the glory of his reign by gaining the good-will of several kings and nations.

Yeah.

We were living right on, uh, the Balearic Sea, um, for, like, $500, $600 Canadian a month, so, like, nothing.

Nice.

And I read in the first, it's in the first 100 chapters that John Paul II says, "Man's body reveals man's soul."

XV.

The Extent of Charlemagne's Conquests such are the wars most skilfully planned and successfully fought which this most powerful king waged during the forty-seven years of his reign he so largely increased the frank kingdom which was already great and strong when he received it at his father's hands that more than double its former territory was added to it the authority of the franks was formerly confined to that part of gaul included between the rhine and the loire the ocean and the balearic sea to that part of germany which is inhabited by the so-called eastern franks and is bounded by saxony and the danube the rhine and the saale this stream separates the thuringians from the saurabians and to the country of the Alemanni and Bavarians.

By the wars above mentioned, he first made tributary Aquitania, Gascony, and the whole of the region of the Pyrenees, as far as the river Ebro, which rises in the land of the Navarrese, flows through the most fertile districts of Spain, and empties into the Balearic Sea, beneath the walls of the city of Tortosa.

He next reduced and made tributary all Italy from Aosta to Lower Calabria, where the boundary line runs between the Beneventans and the Greeks, a territory more than a thousand miles long, then Saxony, which constitutes no small part of Germany, and is reckoned to be twice as wide as the country inhabited by the Franks, while about equal to it in length.

in addition both pannonias dacia beyond the danube and istria liburnia and dalmatia except the cities on the coast which he left to the greek emperor for friendship's sake and because of the treaty that he had made with him in fine he vanquished and made tributary all the wild and barbarous tribes dwelling in germany between the rhine and the vistula the ocean and the danube all of which speak very much the same language but differ widely from one another in customs and dress the chief among them are the weletabians the sorabians the abudriti and the bohemians and he had to make war upon these but the rest by far the larger number submitted to him of their own accord sixteen foreign relations He added to the glory of his reign by gaining the goodwill of several kings and nations.

XV.

The Extent of Charlemagne's Conquests such are the wars most skilfully planned and successfully fought which this most powerful king waged during the forty-seven years of his reign he so largely increased the frank kingdom which was already great and strong when he received it at his father's hands that more than double its former territory was added to it the authority of the franks was formerly confined to that part of gaul included between the rhine and the loire the ocean and the balearic sea to that part of germany which is inhabited by the so-called eastern franks and is bounded by saxony and the danube the rhine and the saale this stream separates the thuringians from the saurabians and to the country of the Alemanni and Bavarians.

By the wars above mentioned, he first made tributary Aquitania, Gascony, and the whole of the region of the Pyrenees, as far as the river Ebro, which rises in the land of the Navarrese, flows through the most fertile districts of Spain, and empties into the Balearic Sea, beneath the walls of the city of Tortosa.

He next reduced and made tributary all Italy from Aosta to Lower Calabria, where the boundary line runs between the Beneventans and the Greeks, a territory more than a thousand miles long, then Saxony, which constitutes no small part of Germany, and is reckoned to be twice as wide as the country inhabited by the Franks, while about equal to it in length.

in addition both pannonias dacia beyond the danube and istria liburnia and dalmatia except the cities on the coast which he left to the greek emperor for friendship's sake and because of the treaty that he had made with him in fine he vanquished and made tributary all the wild and barbarous tribes dwelling in germany between the rhine and the vistula the ocean and the danube all of which speak very much the same language but differ widely from one another in customs and dress the chief among them are the weletabians the sorabians the abudriti and the bohemians and he had to make war upon these but the rest by far the larger number submitted to him of their own accord sixteen foreign relations He added to the glory of his reign by gaining the goodwill of several kings and nations.