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Ibiza isn’t just an island — it’s the world capital of clubbing and electronic music. Every summer, the biggest DJs on the planet play at legendary venues that have shaped dance music for decades. Whether you’re looking for a daytime pool party at Ushuaïa, a techno marathon at DC-10, or a glamorous night at Pacha, this is your complete guide to Ibiza’s best clubs with this week’s events, ticket prices and direct booking. No FOMO — just everything you need to plan your nights on the island.
Updated: July 2026
Amnesia Ibiza
DC-10 Ibiza
Discoteca Pacha Ibiza
Eden Ibiza
Es Paradis Ibiza
Hï Ibiza
Ushuaïa Ibiza
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Festivals in Ibiza coming soon.
Best Clubs in Ibiza
Ushuaïa Ibiza — Europe’s most famous open-air club and the home of Ibiza’s legendary pool parties. World-class DJs, a massive swimming pool, and the best sunset on the island. Afternoon sessions from 4 PM — this is where Ibiza starts. Tickets from €50-70.
Pacha Ibiza — The original, since 1973. Two rooms, a rooftop terrace overlooking the harbour, and iconic residencies every season. The cherry logo is recognised worldwide. Open year-round — one of the few clubs that never closes.
Hï Ibiza — Voted best club in the world multiple times. The successor to the legendary Space, with two enormous rooms, a cutting-edge sound system, and the biggest names in dance music. Fisher, Adam Beyer, Black Coffee — they all play here.
Amnesia — Two legendary rooms: the open-air Terrazza and the dark Club Room. The birthplace of the Ibiza sound. Home of Elrow, one of the most spectacular party concepts in the world.
DC-10 — The underground heart of Ibiza. Home of Circoloco since 1999, open every Monday from 2 PM. No VIP tables, no pretension — just raw, unfiltered techno on a concrete dancefloor next to the airport runway. If you know, you know.
Eden — Fully renovated superclub in San Antonio with one of the best sound systems on the island. More affordable than the big Playa d’en Bossa clubs, but the same calibre of DJs.
Es Paradis — Famous for its water parties: the dancefloor literally floods at 4 AM. A unique Ibiza experience you won’t find anywhere else. In San Antonio, next to Eden.
Pikes — The most intimate venue on this list. A boutique hotel turned party house in the hills, with pool parties and eclectic lineups. Where Freddie Mercury celebrated his 41st birthday.
Ibiza Club Calendar: How the Week Works
Ibiza has a specific rhythm. Each night belongs to a different club or party:
Monday — Circoloco at DC-10 (the unofficial start of the Ibiza week for clubbers) Tuesday — Afterlife at Hï Ibiza / Glitterbox at Hï Wednesday — Elrow at Amnesia (the wildest party on the island) Thursday — Ushuaïa daytime + Hï or Pacha at night Friday — Fisher at Hï / David Guetta at Ushuaïa Saturday — The biggest night: every club is open, every DJ is playing Sunday — Closing sets at Amnesia / Destino pool party
Lineups change every season. Check the events section above for this week’s confirmed parties with prices.
Pool Parties in Ibiza
Ibiza invented the daytime pool party. The main ones:
Ushuaïa — The original and the biggest. Open-air stage, swimming pool, international headliners from 4 PM to midnight. Tickets €50-70.
O Beach — In San Antonio. More accessible, great cocktails, pop and commercial music. Perfect for groups. Tickets from €30-40.
Destino — Pacha’s clifftop venue overlooking the sea. More intimate than Ushuaïa, stunning views. Sunday sessions are legendary.
Ibiza Club Prices: What to Expect
Ibiza is expensive compared to mainland Spain. Here’s a realistic budget:
Club entry: €30-80 depending on the club and night. Ushuaïa and Hï are the most expensive (€50-80). DC-10 and Eden are cheaper (€25-40). Buying online on Discoruta is almost always cheaper than the door.
Drinks: €12-18 for a cocktail, €8-10 for a beer inside the club. Pre-drinking is standard — supermarket alcohol is cheap.
VIP tables: €300-2,000+ depending on the club and location. Book well in advance for Ushuaïa or Hï.
What are the best clubs in Ibiza?
The big five are Ushuaïa, Pacha, Hï Ibiza, Amnesia, and DC-10. Each has a completely different vibe: Ushuaïa for pool parties, Pacha for glamour, Hï for state-of-the-art production, Amnesia for marathon sessions, and DC-10 for underground techno. Check the events section above to see what’s on this week.
When is Ibiza club season?
May to October, peaking in July and August. Opening parties (May-June) and closing parties (September-October) are the most anticipated events of the year and often sell out weeks in advance.
What time do clubs open and close in Ibiza?
Pool parties start at 4-5 PM and run until midnight. Night clubs open at midnight and close at 6-7 AM. DC-10’s Circoloco opens Monday afternoons at 2 PM. The key rule: don’t arrive before 1:30 AM to a night club — it’ll be empty.
Should I buy tickets in advance?
Yes, always. The most popular nights sell out, and door prices are 20-40% higher. On Discoruta you can check the exact price for every event and book ahead.
What should I wear to Ibiza clubs?
It depends on the club. Ushuaïa and O Beach: swimwear and casual (it’s a pool party). Pacha and Hï: smart casual — no flip-flops, no sportswear, no football shirts. DC-10: literally anything goes. Eden and Es Paradis: casual is fine.
Are Ibiza clubs safe?
Yes. Security is professional and thorough at all major venues. Drink spiking awareness is high and clubs have protocols in place. Keep your phone in a zipped pocket on the dancefloor.
How do I get between clubs?
The Discobus runs all night between San Antonio, Ibiza Town, and Playa d’en Bossa (€4). Taxis are expensive (€20-30 between areas). Many clubs are walkable from each other in Playa d’en Bossa (Ushuaïa, Hï, and the old Space are all on the same strip).
Is Ibiza worth it if I’m not into techno?
Absolutely. Pacha plays house and pop, Ushuaïa books commercial headliners like David Guetta and Calvin Harris, Es Paradis has themed parties, and O Beach is pure pop and R&B. There’s a club for every taste.