Can Americans drink the water in Ibiza?

In Ibiza, there are water sale areas, water from boreholes which has been treated. This is the cheapest way of quality drinking water without fearing those dreaded problems. Anyway, most tourists drink bottled water, which can be bought in any supermarket on the island.



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