class, cocktails, fi re performers and
sounds that are both smooth and slinky
— think Latin vibes, deep house and
classy rhythms. Garden enclaves offer
lounging, cushion-lined beds are
perfect for reclining, while the chic
all-white back room hosts regular
parties.
BAR M
AVENIDA DR FLEMING
There’s always plenty of debauchery to
be had in Bar M’s littoral amphitheatre
and cool rooftop terrace. Catch Reclaim
The Dancefl oor guests like Zane Lowe
and Chase & Status on Tuesdays, while
Jamie Gittens and Sean Hughes dish
out house, funk, disco and whatever
else they chuck into the mix for
Wednesdays’ Garlands pre-parties. Bar
BOTTOMS UP!
M also run coaches to Tiësto on
Mondays, Cream on Thursdays and Hed
Kandi on Saturdays.
Not content with hosting some of the fi nest clubs on the planet, Ibiza is also home
CAFÉ MAMBO
SUNSET STRIP
to an impossibly diverse and classy selection of bars. Whether you’re looking to
Iconic in the extreme, Mambo remains
slink into the sunset with a cocktail, get in the mood for a big night’s clubbing or
one of the essential must-dos of any
Ibiza visit. Pacha resident Andy Baxter
fi nd a cosy hideaway to escape the madness, there’s something for all. is on hand most days with his
encyclopaedic Balearica blends while
pre-parties for Pacha’s main nights
I B I Z A T O W N
taking his place behind the decks for Veintioss is a charmed labour of love mean guests like Erick Morillo and
eclectic journeys. It’s also two steps with owners Johannes and Anna David Guetta rockin’ it post sunset.
away from the back of Bar Comidas S. hand-crafting all the quirky touches Roger Sanchez also plays each Tuesday
BASE BAR Juan if you need a pre or post meal themselves. Musically, it’s a fun respite — he hasn’t missed a date for nine
CALLE GARIJO beverage. with ’80s’ pop, new-wave and electro years. And the Mambo Club Sandwich
Situated at the far end of Ibiza Town while the newly licensed outdoor might just be the best sandwich you’ll
port, Jason Bull’s buzzin’ Base Bar is ROCK BAR terrace is a must-see — a spell-binding have all summer.
the obvious starting point for many a CALLE GARIJO candle-lit, Thai-infl uenced seating area
session with DJs, dance industry heads Filled with slightly older and less dressy with extra tiki torches. The mojitos are CAFÉ PARADIS
and celebs regularly spotted down cats than its nextdoor neighbour Base, among the best we’ve tasted too. CARRE DE SALVADOR ESPIRU
here. An iconic and intrinsic part of the Rock is no less buzzin’ thanks to its If you like your music diverse and your
Ibiza Town nightlife, the lively outdoor lively atmosphere. Either duck inside drinks affordable (who doesn’t?!),
terrace is always packed with a stylish the cramped cave-like hollows or soak then Café Paradis is the perfect place to
and predominantly British crowd and is up the banter and bustle on the
S A N A N TO N I O
get limbered up before hitting one of
welcoming, unpretentious and lively. portside stools. Another essential port San An’s superclubs. A cool Miami
hangout. styled club lounge where you’ll always
GRIAL BN3 fi nd a new friend or fi ve, the sounds
AVENIDA DE AGOSTO SOAP SAN ANTONIO BAY range from electro and soulful house to
Grial is a little hollow of nocturnal CALLE ALFONSO XII BN3 is San An Bay’s best pre-party r&b and even drum & bass thanks to
naughtiness that manages to pack a An essential component of Ibiza Town’s destination with coaches on hand to the arrival of the Prang DJs. A smart
killer Funktion One soundsystem into gay district, Soap is set against the Dalt ferry clubbers to Tiësto at Privilege on option.
its compact charms. Blessed with Vila’s walls with a lively cosmopolitan Mondays, Carl Cox at Space on
nightly promotions that cover quality crowd gathering around its courtyard Tuesdays, and Wonderland at Eden on HUSH
island DJs, expect to hear the best in from around 11pm. It comprises of the Fridays. Music ranges from deep house WEST END
deep house, techno, house and more swanky upstairs bar Soap Up and the of the Freerange bent and techno to A proper workers’ favourite, Hush is a
besides. Both a perfect pre-Pacha downstairs club known as Soap Club. more mainstream house and tech- swish and spacious haunt that has been
warm-up and a solid night out in its Music-wise it runs from lounge vibes trance with low-ceilings, lasers and a championing underground house and
own right. and smooth bar grooves to deep techno smoke machine whipping things into electro since 2005 with parties all
and beyond. rave-mode when it all goes off. The through the week instigating
LO CURA adjoining outdoor tapas lounge is cool vodka-charged debauchery. Highlights
CALLE ANTONIO MARI RIBAS VEINTIOSS for afternoon hanging too. include Tristan Ingram’s hugely
Lo Cura is one of Ibiza Town’s smallest CALLE DE LA VIRGIN successful Random on Tuesdays, Miss
bars but that’s exactly what gives it Somehow wrapping chic ’70s touches, BAY BAR Divine’s new Wednesday night session,
charm. An impossibly tiny DJ booth lounging sofas, cute recycled furniture, AVENIDA DR FLEMING Saturday night’s legendary workers’
adds to that ‘front room feel’ with We Thai ornaments and leopard print into The most VIP-friendly of Avenida Dr sessions and Sunday’s Electrik DJ with
Love... resident David Phillips often a cave of eccentric Balearic cool, Fleming’s offerings, Bay Bar offers Danny Graham and Jon Constantine.
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