Life will have almost returned to normal for the Islanders and as a result, things will be much quieter. There will still be bars & restaurants open but far fewer than in the height of the summer. Those that remain open will almost certainly welcome you and give you the attention you might not necessarily get during the high season. The couple of clubs that remain open will probably be on a weekend basis only. But it will be a great time to see the Island and you could still be blessed with some warm, not hot, weather. You would be advised to take a light coat and the odd shower is not out of the question.

Ryanair flights actually finish on the day that you fly out to Ibiza and Easyjet finish on the 2nd November. That is then it, as far as flights from the UK are concerned, until 2014.

Have a lovely time.

In October fly to Canary islands(Spain) in African coast. There will be warm for sure. You won't run the risk to spend a lot of money and be cold.

Canary islands are still full of tourists due to the nice weather and nice white sandy beaches in October. Popular destination during October. Also everything is tax free. Good if you want to buy some gadgets

The cheapest low cost direct flights all leave from several German cities. If you get a cheap flight to a German city most probably pays the trouble to stop in Germany.

Probably even cheaper than from Spain.

most places will still be open as it is half term for british and some northern european countries, the sea will still be warm enough to go in(around 18 degrees) you can also go on coastal walks, visit the pretty little towns and villages and enjoy the pleasant autumn sunshine.

Out of season, go to Tenerife.

we are going to Ibiza on 26th of October and we enjoy a drink and a bit of fun and were hoping that there would still be a few nice bars and restaurants open around that time (if any) and if there's still much to do for fun :) x any help would be appreciated