Sun, beach, music - it's all part of life in Ibiza. All that was missing was a professional football club. Amadeo Salvo - who once worked for Valencia - is now the ambitious entrepreneur chasing a new dream: he wants to lead Ibiza to La Liga.
The infrastructure is in place, the team is working and success is starting to come. Now, Ibiza faces one of its toughest challenges to date, as it headlines a derby at the top of the table against neighbouring club Atletico Baleares.
The first Ibiza game had 27 spectators, which led to skepticism regarding the future of the club. But Amadeo Salvo never gave up and the humble Balearic team was soon to compete with the best, as it faced Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu.
In the luck of the pot, Ibiza drew the big ticket to face Barcelona in a Copa del Rey clash: the most important game in the club's history.
COVID-19 didn't only cause a standstill in the football world. For Ibiza, it was a disaster, considering the town's reliability on tourism. Its only hope was the big dream of the second division with success in the promotion play-offs.