Life's a beach: the 10 best beach clubs in Ibiza for 2024

Best for: exhilarating entertainment and themed nights

Located on Ibiza’s most popular beach, Playa d’En Bossa, Nassau Beach Club lies at the intersection where chill meets glamour. With their own yacht service on hand to bring you to shore, it’s no surprise that this beach club has become the choice destination for Ibiza’s in-crowd. 

Once there, you can stretch out on a sunlounger and let the sound of the resident DJs wash over you under the Mediterranean sun. 

If you're looking to make a statement entrance, a yacht service is on hand to bring you to shore

Best for: celebrity spotting and an extensive wine-list

Characterised by its classic ‘white island style’, this club set on the cliffs over the Cala Tarida beach is an effortlessly chic venue. 

Enjoy cocktails, sushi & fusion dishes on a chic, pure-white terrace

Accompanying the restaurant’s Mediterranean and Asian fusion cuisine is a wine list which is said to be one of the most extensive anywhere in Ibiza– with 19 champagne labels alone and a choice of vintages from Spain, Italy, and France, among others. If wine isn’t hitting the spot, then you can also enjoy a signature Cotton Island cocktail as you unwind with the house DJ’s laid-back rhythms. 

Best for: traditional style restaurant and bespoke menu

Inspired by the Spanish chiringuito , small open-air restaurants, Casa Jondal opened in 2020 and has already attracted celebrity clients like Jeff Bezos, who dined there with his wife in summer 2023. 

Situated by the crystal blue waters of San José beach, you can expect stunning views as you bask in the sun-dappled light spilling in though the canopies and trees that hang over your table. But what makes Casa Jondal such a special dining experience is that you choose the products instead of the dishes: selecting your favourite locally-sourced fish, shellfish, or meat before deciding whether you wish for it to be grilled, fried, or boiled. 

After filling up on the delicious traditional dishes, Casa Jondal invites you to wind down on their sunloungers, which had previously been monogrammed with a nautical print from Burberry. 

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Best for: daycare service and evening fire shows

As well as an expansive menu of cocktails and gourmet food options, there is also a boutique for those looking for stylish beachwear and accessories.

Best for: clubbing and impressive light shows 

Hï has been voted as the best nightclub in the world, making it an unmissable stop on your Ibiza charter vacation. Home to the best DJ’s, it promises you a night that you won’t want to end. Whether you’re on the dancefloor, or soaking up the atmosphere from one of the VIP tables, Hï guarantees an elevated experience with their immersive electronic shows that have made them the most technologically-advanced club on the island. 

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Best for: Michelin-star tasting menu 

The iconic photograph-laden walls of this chic restaurant by Óscar Molina is located in the 5-star Gran Hotel just a stone’s throw away from the marina. 

It has impressed visitors with their tasting menus, offering guests either a 10 or 14-course epicurean experience: a unique blend of the local with the international, La Gaia’s cuisine is inspired by the traditional food eaten during the island’s matanza del cerdo festival, which is tastefully infused with elements of Japanese and Peruvian cooking. With such a unique fusion, it comes as no surprise that it was awarded a Michelin star, making the Gran Hotel the first hotel in Ibiza to be awarded such an accolade. 

Best for: spa treatments and world-famous Nobu restaurant

Just 2km from Ibiza Town, the five-star Nobu Hotel Ibiza Bay provides an atmosphere of cool sophistication just a few steps from the beach.

Settle down on the large daybeds arranged around the resort's main pool and unwind to the mellow Balearic beats playing as you take a sip of a fresh smoothie from the seafront juice bar.

Elegance and luxury at its finest

Best for: Views, varied cuisine, and excellent cocktails 

Taking inspiration from the living rooms of an East Coast house, Roto is built directly on top of the rocks that look out into Ibiza’s marina, offering visitors a fantastic view of the boats next door. 

Offering a myriad of dishes from around the world, Roto promises to have something for everyone in your charter party: whether you’re keen to try local delicacies like grilled octopus and paella, or are just craving creamy Italian pasta or a sushi platter, it will arrive beautifully presented at your table. The restaurant’s patatas a lo pobre (‘poor man’s potatoes’) are said to be the best on the island, which you can enjoy looking out at the castle nestled in the heart of Ibiza’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Dalt Vila. 

Best for: secluded location and Tuesday movie nights

If Ibiza’s club scene isn’t for you, then you will fall in love with the rustic setting of the aptly named Amante beach club. It is set on the beautiful Sol D’en Serra Bay, making it hard to beat if what you’re looking for is a chilled-out atmosphere where you can escape the crowds. Tucked away in an idyllic cove, Amante’s secluded setting allows for a lazy day which blurs into an unhurried evening.

Ease into the day with a morning yoga session, before reclining on a sunlounger under the morning rays. After, head inside for a tempting selection of contemporary Spanish and Italian dishes such as grilled squid and baked sea bass. A child’s menu is also available, as well as an extensive wine list featuring some excellent Spanish and French vintages. 

 Tucked into an idyllic little cove, Amante has a more secluded feel

Best for: intimate, private dining

One of Ibiza’s best kept secrets, this Michelin-star restaurant was inspired by the American speakeasy to create the ultimate exclusive dining experience. Omakase is tucked away in a side street with not so much as a sign by the entrance– looking like just another local household shop if you didn’t know any better. 

But looks are deliberately deceiving: guests enter to be seated in one of just 8 seats that line the sleek wooden bar behind which Chef Walter Sidoravicus prepares your food. With the minimalist wooden interior, Omakase emanates Japanese tradition and immediately puts you at peace as the buzz of Ibiza’s busy beaches is replaced by soft Japanese music. 

In addition to the mouth-watering sushi, the restaurant also offers a carefully curated sake list which is constantly updated according to what is on the menu. With this artisanal food and drink, expect an unparalleled dining experience on the island.

Omakase by Walt is a 10 minute walk from the coast, so have a tender take you to the Platja de les Figueretes before you go in search of this hidden gem.