Beach Clubs
If you want to keep the party going all day long, then head to one of Ibiza’s many beach clubs. These clubs usually have pools, DJs playing music, and plenty of sunbeds for lounging. These clubs have a relaxed, glitzy atmosphere and are perfect for spending a lazy day by the pool with friends. Read More
Boat Parties
One of the best ways to experience Ibiza is via one of its legendary boat parties and they’re sure to be a night – or day – you’ll never forget. These parties typically include an open bar, DJs playing the latest tunes, and plenty of dancing. Just make sure you don’t drink too much so you can make it back to shore safely! Read More
Nightclubs & Bars
The clubbing scene in Ibiza is legendary, and clubs like Space and Pacha are known the world over. If you’re looking to experience some of the best clubbing in your life, Ibiza is the place to be so pack your dancing shoes and prepare to party until sunrise. For a more relaxed time head to a sunset or lounge bar which are perfect for pre-drinks or recovery nights! Read More
Where To Stay
Ibiza is well-known for its incredible nightlife. If you’re planning a trip to the island, you’ll want to make sure you’re staying in a location that puts you close to all the action. San Antonio, Playa d’en Bossa, and Ibiza Town are all home to scores of bars and nightclubs that will keep you entertained well into the early hours of the morning. Read More
Overview
Ibiza is world-famous and for good reason—there's nowhere else quite like it. Whether you're looking to stay up all night clubbing or want to enjoy a more sophisticated evening at a beach club, there's something for everyone on this party island.
The Early Years
Ibiza has been a mecca for nightlife lovers for decades. In the early days, clubs like Amnesia and Pacha were the hotspots for wealthy Europeans and celebrities looking to escape the paparazzi. Ibiza's nightlife scene began to take shape in the early 1970s when a handful of nightclubs opened their doors to guests from all over Europe. Club owners quickly realized that Ibiza had the potential to become a hotspot for wealthy jet-setters and celebrities who were looking to escape the paparazzi back home. As word about Ibiza's vibrant nightlife scene spread, more and more clubs began popping up on the island. By the 1980s, Ibiza was firmly established as one of Europe's most popular party destinations.
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