Bars and nights out in Ibiza

Citorah PickClub · Playa d’en Bossa

Ushuaïa

Citorah says Ushuaïa is outdoor clubbing in daylight, and that changes everything. You’re dancing in the sun, and the whole production is built for the shift from afternoon heat into sunset.

The catch It’s the most tourist-heavy crowd of the five, with more groups treating it as a box to tick.

Citorah PickClub · Ibiza Town

Pacha

Citorah says Pacha is the oldest of the five and the one that feels most like “classic Ibiza”, down to the double-cherry logo. It’s a house club rather than a techno one: its 2026 residents were Solomun, Marco Carola’s Music On, Roger Sanchez’s Flower Power and Robin Schulz.

The catch The main room can feel cramped when it’s full, and the crowd can feel older and more “scene” than some people want.

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DC-10

Citorah says DC-10 has the deepest music reputation of the five. Monday’s Circoloco has run there since 1999. What makes it good: the crowd is there for the DJs, and the sets are long.

The catch There’s no spectacle. If you came to Ibiza for lasers and Instagram moments, DC-10 will feel like a warehouse, and if you don’t know the names on the line-up, the Monday will partly pass you by.

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Amnesia

Citorah says Amnesia is the one with the most range. The Terrace has a crystal roof, and which room plays what depends on the party: Pyramid runs minimal house and techno across both, while Teletech’s closing put hard techno on the Terrace. You can spend the whole night moving between rooms.

The catch It’s inland, so the taxi there and back is longer than to the Playa d’en Bossa clubs.

Citorah PickClub · Playa d’en Bossa

Hï Ibiza

Citorah says Hï is the newest of the five, and the most production-heavy: lasers, LEDs and a stage-styled booth. If you’ve seen a club on Instagram and thought “that can’t be a real club, it’s too much”, it’s probably Hï.

The catch The crowd is the most “Instagram-first” of the five, so expect phones during the big moments.

Citorah PickClub

Akasha

Citorah says Akasha, Las Dalias’ club on the road to Sant Carles, calls itself “a boutique club concept”. It hosted IMS events in opening week, 22–25 April 2026.

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[UNVRS]

Citorah says If costume-heavy parties are your thing, elrow, the party brand started by a family from Fraga, in Spain, ran every Saturday at [UNVRS] from 6 June to 3 October.

Citorah PickBar

Bar Costa

Citorah says The hippies and artists who reached Ibiza in the 1970s made the bar their meeting place, and hung their paintings on its walls to sell. The paintings are still there, and some were handed over to pay the artist’s bill.

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Sunset Ashram

Citorah says Walk five minutes up the cliff to Sunset Ashram for a sundowner — the tuna tataki is the dish (around €22), a mojito €14, skip the burrata which is the most-photographed and least-interesting thing on the menu.

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Códice Luna

Citorah says There’s a small bar at the lighthouse — Códice Luna — for a coke and the view.

Citorah PickBar · San Antonio

Café del Mar

Citorah says Café del Mar, the original sunset bar by its own description, has been there since 1980.

Citorah PickBar · San Antonio

Café Mambo

Citorah says Café del Mar, the original sunset bar by its own description, has been there since 1980. Café Mambo is on the same seafront street, Carrer de Vara de Rey.

Citorah PickBar · San Antonio

Savannah Club

Citorah says Savannah Club is a restaurant and terrace facing the sunset that turns into a club at night.

Citorah PickBeach club · Playa d’en Bossa

Nassau Beach Club

Citorah says Nassau Beach Club (Playa d’en Bossa) opened its 2026 season a month before the superclubs, on Saturday 28 March, with a free party from 1 PM. Its season closes on 24 October.

Citorah PickBeach club · Playa d’en Bossa

Bora Bora

Citorah says Hï Ibiza and Ushuaïa are here, and Bora Bora, which brought back its pool parties in 2026, says it’s a few minutes’ walk from both.