Experience only the best of Pacha Ibiza

Pacha Ibiza is one of the most iconic clubs in the world, and the first to put Ibiza on the global party map. It opened in 1973 inside a converted farmhouse and quickly became the blueprint for the island’s entire nightlife scene. Founded by Ricardo Urgell, Pacha introduced a new kind of party: glamorous, free-spirited, and rooted in music.

Today, the club holds up to 3,000 people across multiple rooms, each with its own sound and style. It’s known for its maze-like layout, open-air terraces, and instantly recognizable white walls and cherry logo. You’ll find world-famous DJs like Marco Carola, Solomun, and CAMELPHAT playing here regularly, along with long-running parties like Flower Power and Pure Pacha.

Best for: Iconic clubbing, open-air terraces, heritage beats, VIP balconies

Must-experience nights:

• Solomun+1 – Sundays with Solomun’s signature +1 format
• Music On – Fridays with Marco Carola’s tech-house heavyweight
• Sonny Fodera – Mondays with vocal-led house and big-room energy
• Flower Power – Saturdays with Roger Sanchez and Pacha’s retro spirit
• Pure Pacha – Thursdays with Purple Disco Machine’s disco-house shine

Pacha, by the Alphabet

A love letter in letters. And logistics.

• P is for Private tables – high above the dancefloor, behind velvet ropes, and stocked with everything you don’t need but want anyway.
• A is for All-nighters – doors open past midnight, but you won’t know what time it is until the sun hits your eyelashes.
• C is for Cabana vibes – the terrace is a secret garden where the music exhales.
• H is for House legends – from Solomun to Sonny Fodera, every night’s lineup is built like a dream.
• A is also for Age limit – strictly 18+. You’ll need ID at the door.

Rules at Pacha Ibiza

Age:

• Minimum age for entry is 18 years old. Minors (below 18) are not allowed access inside the club.
• This applies to both the club area and the restaurant.

Dress code:

• General Admission: The club's official dress code is described as smart casual, allowing for a mix of elegance and comfort. Women can wear jeans paired with an elegant shirt or blouse, or opt for a stylish dress (long or short). High heels or elegant ballerinas are preferred. Flip-flops and beach sandals are not allowed.
• Men should wear jeans or dress pants with a nice shirt. Avoid shorts and sportswear. Casual shoes are acceptable, but sneakers and flip-flops are prohibited.

*VIP Area (includes private tables and area behind the DJ booth): Here, the dress code is strictly enforced.

• Men: Long trousers are mandatory (jeans are acceptable). Avoid sportswear, tank tops, hats, and sneakers.
• Women: Elegant attire is encouraged. Avoid beachwear like bikinis or flip flops.
• Right of Admission: Pacha reserves the right to deny entry for various reasons, including inappropriate clothing, intoxication, drugs, or violent behavior.

Tips for visiting Pacha Ibiza

• You can walk from the port in 10-20 minutes or take a short taxi ride for about €10. Consider taking a taxi from San Antonio or Playa d'en Bossa if you’re staying farther away. Limited parking is available, or you can hop on the disco bus that stops right outside.
• Pacha’s on-site restaurant, El Restaurante, offers top-notch dining. Diners here gain complimentary club entry—just make sure to meet the minimum spend per head. After dining, you can simply walk into the club to continue your evening.
• DJ set times are posted within the club, usually above the bar near the main dance floor. For big names, expect them to play late into the night. To ensure you see your favorite DJs, consider arriving early and staying late. DJs also often announce exact times on social media on the day of the event.
• Don't miss the cloakroom located just inside the main entrance; it's a good idea to snap a photo of your cloakroom ticket in case it gets lost. ATMs are available on-site, but they do charge fees. All bars in the club support contactless or chip-and-pin payments, making it easy to keep the drinks flowing without worrying about cash.