San Antonio is the largest and liveliest tourist resort on the island. Known as ‘San An' to the thousands of British clubbers who descend here each summer, its long, wide bay is lined with bars, restaurants and apartment blocks catering mainly for young British tourists. San Antonio has two areas: ‘The West End', which is packed with lots of small bars, fast food restaurants and pavement cafes, and the more upmarket ‘Sunset Strip', in San Antonio Bay, where the better restaurants are found. Some restaurants offer good local Spanish fare and excellent locally-caught seafood but the majority cater for more British tastes.

San Antonio is the largest and liveliest tourist resort on the island. Known as ‘San An' to the thousands of British clubbers who descend here each summer, its long, wide bay is lined with bars, restaurants and apartment blocks catering mainly for young British tourists. San Antonio has two areas: ‘The West End', which is packed with lots of small bars, fast food restaurants and pavement cafes, and the more upmarket ‘Sunset Strip', in San Antonio Bay, where the better restaurants are found. Some restaurants offer good local Spanish fare and excellent locally-caught seafood but the majority cater for more British tastes.