Sant Antoni de Portmany

We're whinging about the traffic and we don't use it.

For instance, in San Antonio, where I live in San Antonio Bay, they've got like this little one, like this 50-seater ferry and it comes sometimes and sometimes it doesn't and it's It's like an old boat.

I mean, it really is like going back.

I mean, in many ways, it's very, how can we say, very traditional, which some people might like, but it's not very professional, Rich, is it? So I just think we need to probably think about it a bit more, try and get traffic, try and get numbers off the road.

Year.

I mean, I didn't have the big kind of pompous circumstance.

Who else is in this? Do you have, you know, in San Antonio, have you got a star now on that walkway? Funny you should say that.

That's exactly what our next thing to do is.

It was like August, it was absolutely packed.

San Antonio, the Sunset Strip was heaving, Mambos was heaving.

There aren't too

many cars on this island, are there? Oh, definitely, yeah.

So they're just conduits for the family.

So I look at them and I learn from them as people like the guy called Vicente Juan in San Antonio, another ex-business partner of mine, Juan Rossello, locally Biffenkens.

So here's a question, Al.

Listen, here's a question to you and you, Clara, as well.

Today, we have a guest who has sat with us, and he has been on the island since 1991.

He is a property expert.

He is also the president of the British Association of San Antonio, and he also runs his own podcast.

So we welcome Martin Makepeace into the Ibiza Hall of Fame.

You know, I'll say that the Mambo brothers have really cracked it with the restaurants on this island.

They've single-handedly, well, not single-handedly, but the likes of Tony Truman and Javier have turned San Antonio into a much better place.

And then

what Alan and Christian have done kind of building on their legacies, then they opened up Casamaca, which is probably my favorite restaurant in the island.

You make a right and there's this little kind of like alleyway.

That was one of the best tapas I've had on the island.

Have you been to Ricon de Pep in San Antonio? It's near the West End, but it's one of them old tapas places.

It's been there for a long, long time.

Luke Van Geek is back with DJ Boring and they've dropped one called Precious Diamond.

Got to give a big shout out to the crew listening to us off out tonight into Tenerife, into San Antonio, saying Lee, warming up on the radio, listening to you in Tenerife.

Is it all still open there? It's not all closed down, is it? They keep stuff open during the winter for people to go for a bit of winter sun, especially down that part of the world.

What a gift of a week there right now.

It was kind of, it was, what are we doing here? And I was there doing rare groove, whereas everybody else was on the reggae tip and all that stuff.

So I kind of, I went there and it took me a while to discover Ibiza and there's some lovely places that aren't in, you know, San Antonio or...

Ibiza, yeah.

There's some beautiful little

There's a few places like that

in Ibiza.

There's one round the Bay of San Antonio with great fish.

It's actually very famous for doing the fish and that.

Yeah, yeah.

Lovely places that aren't in, you know, San Antonio [laughs] or, um-

Ibiza, yeah

...

There's-

Yeah

... there's one round the Bay of San Antonio that's great f- fish...

And, and it's, you know-