18 July 2026

Sant Antoni Boosts Dining Delights with Fresh Partnership

In a move that promises to tantalise the taste buds of visitors to Ibiza, Sant Antoni has renewed its collaboration with PIMEEF, the Federation of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises of Ibiza and Formentera. The agreement, inked by San Antonio de Portmany's mayor, Marcos Serra, and Alfonso Rojo of PIMEEF, secures an annual fund of 12,000 euros aimed at bolstering local gastronomy through exciting culinary events. Among these delicious endeavours are Pincha San Antonio, Restaurado San Antonio, and San Antonio Gastronómico, all designed to enrich the local dining scene, draw tourists, and stimulate the local economy. Whether you're a seasoned Ibizan adventurer or new to the island, these offerings promise to intensify your Mediterranean experience with exceptional local flavours.

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