There's a lot more to Ibiza than bubble-soaked parties (though there's plenty of that, too). When the summer high winds down and the crowds fly home, the Spanish island is at its best.

It has a reputation as a party paradise, but there’s another side to this Balearic Island that’s a world away from the clubs ...

While Ibiza is known all over the world for its legendary partying culture, there’s another, quieter side to this beautiful island for those who don’t love clubbing - or just need a break from it.

The island, part of Spain, isn't only about parties and nightlife. Soulful rural tourism projects like Atzaró Agroturismo show the way for appreciating Ibiza's calmer side.

Ibiza's quiet resorts Annie Bennett Destination Expert 19 May ... it is a contrast to Playa d’en Bossa where you will be for the first part of your holiday.

Ibiza experts share their top places to visit on the island with MailOnline Travel. They include yoga spots, quiet beaches, foodie hangouts, bargain shops and magical cocktail bars.

While Ibiza is known all over the world for its legendary partying culture, there’s another, quieter side to this beautiful island for those who don’t love clubbing - or just need a break from it.

While Ibiza is known all over the world for its legendary partying culture, there’s another, quieter side to this beautiful island for those who don’t love clubbing - or just need a break from it.

While Ibiza is known all over the world for its legendary partying culture, there’s another, quieter side to this beautiful island for those who don’t love clubbing - or just need a break from it.

While Ibiza is known all over the world for its legendary partying culture, there’s another, quieter side to this beautiful island for those who don’t love clubbing - or just need a break from it.