In 2007, the government of Ibiza has been creating and marketing campaigns for the winter season of tourism on the island. The island of Majorca has always enjoyed a consistent tourist season during the winter months, which benefits all businesses including five star hotels, Ibiza wants this as well. Temperatures remain temperate throughout months spent shivering in other climates. Off-season tourism is the goal. For while the winter months are beautiful, and the yoga classes and the spas are still there, notable drops are being experienced. The industries have been attempting to entice travelers with the same opportunities, such as yoga and splendid beaches, for a fraction of the price with many of the businesses and five star hotels, Ibiza companies offer many discounted rates and vacation packages. Part of the draw to the islands in the winter, is that all the fun and craziness the regions are known for is still there, but to a much lesser degree. A more sophisticated way to party and vacation. Just the respectable nights of Friday and Saturday.
There are still late night crowds, however at a much lower intensity in the winter months. Many beaches seem a bit deserted in the winter months, but are still quite warm and provide a relaxing environment for walking off a night to lately spent. The town of Saint Agnes offers many opportunities for freshly made tortillas and tapas, or bloodymarys to assist in the quest. Over the years, the Balearic Island has been catering to a more mature crowd. The times of parties every night of the week, have slowed and there are more opportunities for a relaxing escape. The parties have become more intimate occasions, and the result is that more people are really noticing the beauty and tranquility unique to this region of the Mediterranean. Parties will always be thrown on these beaches, but it seems that islands have grown up just a bit.