Ibiza - Clubs, Bars, Beaches, & Events

As San Antonio’s nightlife district, the West End offers its mostly British denizens a sprawl of raucous bars concentrated within six square blocks just off the port. The neon signs of the endless bars on Calle de Santa Agnes begin to flash as soon as the sun sets, bringing out droves of young partiers who pack the entire area. The uproarious action also branches off onto the smaller but no less

Whether patrons are looking for a place to go for a long pre-party before heading out for another endless club night, or just want to take part in a beachside free-for-all that rages on no matter what time of day it is, they’ll find it at Bora Bora. One of the most famous venues in Playa d’en Bossa, this bar, club, restaurant, and beach front

One of the most original club scenes on the island, The Zoo Project is a wild theme party that makes its home in an abandoned zoo and encourages partygoers, as the tagline says, to “release your animal.” The rowdy young crowd hardly needs to be told twice as they come ready to party, many of them decked out in animal prints and special makeup. The organizers cleverly use whatever is available in

Just off the San Antonio-Ibiza highway on the outskirts of sleepy San Rafael, Underground is an unassuming nightspot housed in a traditional Ibizan estate. Consisting of a small room with a bar, a larger room with a DJ booth and dance floor, and a spacious terrace with plenty of seating, the rustic structure has been left mostly intact, although a few imaginative details have been added to create

Nestled in a quiet back street in the shadows of the castle walls of Dalt Vila, Teatro Pereyra is a wood-beamed, high-ceilinged neighborhood saloon that offers a relaxing café environment by day and a spirited vibe by night. A front terrace sheltered beneath a white-columned arcade creates the atmosphere of an early 20th century New Orleans jazz house, a feel that is carried through to the interior

Perched on an incline overlooking the harbor, Villa Mercedes is an early 20th-century two-story Mediterranean villa and compound that has been transformed into an elegant but accessible bar, lounge, and restaurant that draws a diverse crowd of locals, families, and tourists. The colonial villa itself sits in the middle of the sprawling area and provides a bistro-style experience on the ground floor

Raco Verd (Green Corner) is an open-air bar and restaurant that’s been popular with an outgoing and welcoming crowd of locals for over fifty years. A spacious flower-laden terrace provides a relaxing environment for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, while the tree-shaded inner courtyard has been transformed into a live music venue, a relatively new feature that has proven a hit with the regulars. Although

Tucked away behind an Arabian-style keyhole door in San Rafael is El Ayoun, an elegant restaurant and lounge with a decidedly Moroccan and Middle Eastern flair. Most of the venue’s space has been given over to the vast terrace and garden, whose white-tented dining enclaves and candlelit tables create a soothing aura conducive to long and lingering dinners. Inside, the bar and lounge areas feature