🛏️ Where: If you’re in Playa d’en Bossa, try Hotel Garbi (you’ll hear the ocean and possibly some leftover bass).
💡 Why: Most clubs end around 6–7am. Mornings are about recovery with a view.
For men: Ibiza clubs usually expect a smart-casual vibe at night. Think slim-fit t-shirts, polos, or breezy linen shirts paired with chinos or tailored shorts. Casual sneakers are fine, but skip the running shoes. Leave the beachwear, like flip-flops, sleeveless vests, and football jerseys, for the sand. If you're heading to daytime venues like O Beach or Ibiza Rocks, swim shorts work well, just throw on a shirt. At more laid-back spots, the dress code is relaxed, but you’ll still need a shirt and closed footwear after 7pm.
For women: Stylish but comfortable is the key. Fitted dresses, co-ords, or jumpsuits are popular choices, and for daytime pool parties, you can wear a bikini—just add a chic cover-up. Sheer outfits should have proper lining, and instead of heels, go for platform sneakers or block sandals (your feet will thank you). Costume accessories, oversized bags, and spiked pieces might get turned away at the door. Nights can get chilly, especially indoors with the AC blasting—bring a light jacket just in case.
🛏️ Where: If you’re in Playa d’en Bossa, try Hotel Garbi (you’ll hear the ocean and possibly some leftover bass).
💡 Why: Most clubs end around 6–7am. Mornings are about recovery with a view.
The party season typically kicks off in late April with opening parties and runs through October, concluding with closing parties. Peak months are July and August, offering the most vibrant atmosphere.
Yes, the minimum age for club entry is typically 18 years. Valid photo ID may be required at the door.
While Ibiza has a relaxed vibe, most clubs encourage stylish attire. Beachwear is generally not permitted, and some venues may have specific dress codes.
Clubs usually open around midnight and close between 6 to 7am. However, venues like Ushuaïa host daytime parties starting in the afternoon.
Yes, some beach bars and smaller venues host free parties, especially during the day. However, major clubs usually charge an entry fee.
Ibiza offers night buses, known as Discobuses, connecting major clubs and towns during the party season. Taxis are also readily available.