If you are seeking for a seaside vacation with plenty of activities, Majorca is unquestionably the best choice. As well as breathtakingly stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters, the biggest of the Balearic Islands boasts a fantastic nightlife scene that is equivalent to that of the neighbouring island of Ibiza, if not somewhat less so.
There are hundreds of young people from all over Europe that come to Mallorca to enjoy the nightlife, which includes a wide variety of nightclubs, pubs for all tastes that are open untils the wee hours of the morning. The nightlife is mostly concentrated in Magaluf, the site dedicated to unbridled fun and frequented by British and Scandinavian, and near the city of Palma di Maiorca, the island’s capital, frequented mainly by Spanish and Italian.
Mallorca’s beach parties begin even in the late afternoon, with enough of music and dancing to keep everyone entertained. The beach is easily identifiable among the many public relations representatives handing out fliers with free tickets or promotions for prominent island discos, such as the BCM Magaluf and Tito’s Palma de Mallorca, among others.
On any case, there is no dearth of entertainment opportunities even in the island’s secondary tourist districts. With everything from budget-friendly nightclubs for the young to exclusive nightclubs with tight choices, Mallorca is able to cater to a wide range of preferences. Consider that the cost of a disco entry might range anywhere from 15 euros to 60 euros, with several packages including unlimited drinks.
Magaluf: Clubs, Nightclubs and Bars
It is located only a few kilometres from the city, Magaluf, and is the true entertainment hub of Mallorca, with a crazy nightlife and an endless supply of alcohol, comparable to Ibiza or Benidorm! Magaluf comes to life after dark with throngs of young people, mostly British and Swedish, neon lights, music, and copious amounts of alcoholic beverages.
The wild parties continue well past dawn in some of the most famous clubs in Europe, which are concentrated in Magaluf: an impressive number of bars, disco pubs, and nightclubs, in addition to the numerous beach parties, pool and boat parties, and foam parties that have made Magaluf one of the most popular summer destinations for young people under the age of thirty. Both the alcohol and the admittance fees to the discos are extremely low, if not completely free in the case of the smaller clubs.
The different bars and disco pubs are focused along the main strip Carrer Punta Ballena, popularly known as “The Strip,” which is filled from the moment the sun comes up because of the abundance of bars and clubs of all kinds, the majority of which are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Below are some of the most popular pubs and nightclubs in Magaluf:
BCM Planet Dance
It is the largest and most well-known nightclub in Majorca, and it is often regarded as the genuine icon of Magaluf’s vibrant nightlife. Opening its doors in 1988 and recognised by DJ Mag as one of the world’s top 5 clubs, this spectacular nightclub, which can hold more than 4000 people, has become one of the most important destinations for fans of house, electronic, and techno music.
Featuring three large dance floors, BCM is the home to some of the best international DJs and hosts some of the most crowded and spectacular festivals and events in Europe. The club is equipped with an impressive sound system, spectacular special effects, and 3D laser show, but the foam party, which is held twice a week, is a particular highlight. A must-see attraction of Mallorca’s nightlife for everyone looking for nights of pure enjoyment. The admittance fee is fairly expensive (about 50 euros), but it is well worth it.
Stage at BH Mallorca
STAGE, an open-air club located in the garden of the Hotel BH Mallorca, hosts famous DJs of the level of Steve Aoki, Martin Garrix, Tisto, and David Guetta on a regular basis. A day pass to the club is also available, allowing you to spend the day in the pool and enjoy the nighttime entertainment.
Boomerang Club
The Boomerang, which is located along the strip, is one of the most historic clubs in Magaluf: it presents a diverse range of performers and DJs, and it is usually crowded with people. In addition to groovy music, House, R’n’B and Hip Hop are provided by the permanent DJs. It is included in the Magaluf Club Pass, which allows you to visit all of the top Magaluf clubs for the price of a single ticket.
Stereo Bar Magaluf
Lo Stereo, which is also located on Bar Street, is a disco bar that is constantly open. By day, it serves as a kitchen with a patio equipped with televisions to watch live sports, and by night, it turns into a cocktail bar and disco with a dance floor.
Alex’s Bar
TheAlex’s Bar is a beach bar that is close to the beach. It is organised into three rooms, each of which plays house music, hip hop, and r&b music.
Pirates Adventure
In this picturesque nightclub, acrobatic dance acts are organised. It is well-known for its “Reloaded” evenings, in which it performs a variety intended primarily to older audiences.
Mallorca’s Palma de Mallorca is a small island off the coast of Spain. With several events and clubs catering to all tastes, it serves as the island’s capital and also provides a vibrant nightlife. Palma de Mallorca differs from Magaluf in that it has exquisite nightclubs that are less boisterous and are primarily visited by Spanish and Italian tourists.
The nightlife is concentrated on the waterfront, which is known as the Promenade and is located between the port and the cathedral. The Promenade is filled with pubs and clubs, which are perfect for a drink or to dance the night away with friends. This is the most popular area in Palma, and you will be assaulted by armies of PR who will give you cheap drinks to get you to spend your money here.
For a more laid-back evening, travel to La Lonja, a famous neighbourhood that is home to several coffee shops, pubs, restaurants, and clubs that feature live music, particularly jazz and blues. There are many small, cosy pubs and patios with panoramic views of the city in this maze of little alleyways, where you may enjoy the scenery while sipping a beverage. The costs are greater than those of the greatest nightlife on the Paseo Maritimo, which is located nearby.
Tito’s Mallorca
Tito’s, which is located near the Paseo Maritimo and first opened its doors in the 1920s, is the most well-known nightclub in Palma de Mallorca. It is particularly popular with young people and has an exquisite design. The club, which is housed in a modern building with steel construction and wide windows, is stretched across three levels and caters to a diverse audience that includes collegiate and foreign students, celebrities, and fashion enthusiasts.
Each floor has a distinct musical genre, despite the fact that pop music dominates the House of Music. The sophistication of the setting is heightened by a superb DJ set, which is complimented by performances by the dancers. The Tito’s is unquestionably the best spot to dance and celebrate in Mallorca!
