Fun and entertainment Ibiza

The Calma Calma, which the inhabitants of the island call Its Calma, is a glass block installed in the marina of Botafoc, just behind the Lio. We come here both for breakfast and lunch at noon, but it is at dusk that the terrace takes its full meaning and that the bistro fills itself: you can enjoy, glass by hand, the sliding reflections of the sun on the Dalt Villa walls, just opposite. As follows: a boat taxi connecting the Marina from the old Centre to Talamanca is a regular stopover.

The Lío is the trendy restaurant-cabaret in Ibiza. Glamorous, sexy, glittering, the musical show is amazing and very well done, worn by professional singers and dancers. The place itself is gigantic, open to the four winds and seems to float in the marina (with the castle of Dalt Vila as a backdrop), and the plates served by a four-pin service team are rather successful. It is always possible to come and have a drink after 1 am, when the show ends and the place converts into a dance floor.

Unique of its kind, S'Escalinata is located along an ancient staircase of Dalt Villa. You can come here at any time of the day to regain your strength with a solid tropical fruit smoothie or a salad/sandwich or tapas combo, but also for the very good cocktails lovingly prepared when the sun goes down. The originality of the place lies in the fact that gigantic footstools are spread out along the thick and wide steps of the stairs, leaving the guests free to indulge in the healthy practice of chill outdoors. An institution.

Born from the ashes of Teatro Pereyra, a real institution of live music in central Eivissa, Petit Pereyra is located in a small street in Talamanca and, a priori, does not look like much. A pretty covered garden furnished with tropical plants where wooden tables are lined up. We eat a simple and well prepared cuisine while sipping beers and cocktails. When you go to the toilet, if you listen carefully, the powerful layers of electronic or disco music capture your attention. To go further, like an American speakeasy, all you have to do is push the door to the back of the small room to join a brand new little club with a DJ, equipped with hi-fi equipment and state-of-the-art lighting. High quality music and cocktails until the early morning. It should be noted that Le Petit Pereyra is one of the only establishments to have a night licence in winter, attracting night owls every night of the year.

It took over the premises of Space, Ibiza's iconic techno club that closed its doors, to open its own in summer 2017. It is the Hï, installed just opposite its big brother Ushuaïa, and is to date the newest nightclub on the island. On the program: quality electronic music, carried as well by headliners of the night world as by more underground DJs. For the summer, some parties are already on the program: F***Me I'm Famous! on Friday, Black Coffee on Saturday and Glitterbox on Sunday.

You won't miss the superb terrace of this bar, which offers a magnificent view of the city and the citadel. The place is rather frequented by the locals, because its deep and nicely arranged terrace is hidden from view. As for cocktails, you'll find original creations that you won't find elsewhere: don't hesitate to talk to the waiters who will do their best to identify the recipe that best suits your taste. A very good starting point to start the evening in an atmosphere that is both intimate and festive.

Named after a John Milton poem, this rum shop is perhaps the best in the gypsy district. With its air of a ship's hold, its shelves overflowing with bottles with famous labels, Paradise Lost has something of the pirate tavern, with a touch of old town fancy . You can sip splendid long drinks, cocktails and other pints of cold beer on the small terrace overlooking an alleyway away from the touristy passages or in the warmly arranged and dimly lit room. Nice atmosphere!

A small, unpretentious bar with a terrace on the sand. Ideal for offrir after a day of beach. Local atmosphere and nice. 

Opened about fifteen years ago by two partners, Fernando and Miguel, La Bodega is both a bar-lounge and a tapas restaurant, all with an extravagant and neat decoration. The tapas are excellent (the great Spanish classics - the pulpo a la gallega is very good - as well as more international proposals), but one will come to this bodega especially to offer a cocktail in a rather glamorous atmosphere. There are a few tables outside, but the interior decoration of the bar is worth a visit

Nestled in the narrow streets of the Marina, almost hidden (no sign will tell you that you have arrived), the Boodiou is a small address as we like them. Tony, the French owner, runs the shop with passion, taking care of his guests from the aperitif to the digestif. On the menu, there are some very good dishes halfway between French cuisine and Iberian specialities, while behind the counter, cocktails with fine recipes are prepared. Note that the local prepares its own hierbas ibicencas.