Beach clubs in the Balearic Islands

Also here. Wheelchair access.

Parking. Free and paid parking both available.

Live music plays regularly. It's a full-day destination, not a lunch stop. Sushi and snorkelling both feature in reviews alongside the main beach experience.

The most-reviewed club on this page by some distance. Free and paid parking both available. Wheelchair accessible throughout.

€€€ pricing. Reservations accepted.

Also here. WiFi, Vegan options, Vegetarian options, Cocktails.

Parking. Free parking available.

The menu covers Mediterranean food with some standout items. Cheesecake gets unusual attention in reviews, alongside Mahón cheese and red prawns. DJs play regularly, with rooftop seating alongside the main terrace.

Prices are moderate. Free parking available. Book well in advance for sunset tables, especially in July and August.

One of the best-reviewed venues in Menorca. Open Monday to Friday, 11:00 to 19:00.

Also here. Wheelchair access, Vegan options, Vegetarian options, Cocktails.

The menu covers paella, pizza, pasta and sushi. The cava sangria gets specific callouts. Arrive by boat and there's a dedicated boatman to help you dock.

Reservations are required. Dogs welcome inside and out. Wheelchair accessible entrance and seating.

€€€ pricing.

Also here. Wheelchair access, Vegan options, Vegetarian options, Cocktails.

Parking. A guaranteed parking space is included with the large daybed.

The kitchen serves modern Majorcan food with Mediterranean flavours. Happy hour pricing softens what is otherwise a high-end bill. Breakfast, lunch and dinner all available, plus a salad bar.

Well reviewed for atmosphere and service overall, though food divides opinion more than the setting does. Free parking and wheelchair access both available.

Also here. Cocktails.

Parking. Paid parking available nearby.

Prices are lower than you'd expect for Formentera. Reservations accepted and recommended in peak summer. Paid parking available nearby.

Reviews are polarised. Most guests rate it highly, but a consistent minority flag uneven service and food quality. Worth booking for the setting and the value alone.

Also here. Wheelchair access, WiFi, Cocktails.

Parking. Free parking and Wi-Fi available.

This is a feet-in-the-sand venue. Shoes off, music laid-back, food done properly. The 6km white sand beach does a lot of the heavy lifting for atmosphere.

One of the most consistently well-reviewed beach clubs on the island. Reservations required in summer. Free parking and Wi-Fi available.

Also here. Wheelchair access, WiFi, Vegetarian options, Cocktails.

Parking. Free parking and Wi-Fi both available.

The kitchen does creative global food: seafood, burgers, meat plates and organic dishes. Brunch, lunch and dinner all served. Family-friendly with high chairs and a kids area.

Pricing is notably low for a beach club of this quality. Free parking and Wi-Fi both available. Reservations recommended.

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Parking. Street parking is available but can be tricky to find.

It's also a popular events venue. Reviews cite weddings and large celebrations with consistent praise for the staff. Street parking is available but can be tricky to find.

Reservations accepted for lunch and dinner. €€ pricing.

The on-site Thai Garden restaurant serves proper Thai food alongside Mediterranean dishes. Cocktails run €15-20 and mains €20-40. Live DJs play through the afternoon and into the evening, shifting the mood after sunset.

Part of the Lago Resort Menorca complex. Open May through October. Balinese bed reservations come with minimum spend requirements that vary by season.

Parking. Free parking with plenty of spaces available.

You're looking out over the Mediterranean from a low-key spot that fills up around golden hour. A DJ plays regularly.

Atmosphere consistently scores well with guests. Food is more variable, and some reviews flag high prices for the quality. Free parking with plenty of spaces available.

Menorca's beach club scene is smaller and quieter than Mallorca or Ibiza. Sunset is the main event on the island's south and west coasts.

Also here. Cocktails.

The sushi menu is extensive, and the kitchen also does Mediterranean salads, grilled seafood and burgers. Cocktails run €12-16 and mains sit in the €18-30 range. Shisha is available poolside, which most competitors in the area don't offer.

Reviews are mixed overall. Service is sharper on weekdays than peak weekends. Sunset slots fill fast from June through September.

Part of the Zhero hospitality group.

Formentera is a 30-minute ferry ride from Ibiza. The island is largely car-free and small enough to cross by bicycle, so the pace is completely different from Mallorca. The beach club scene here leans bohemian and relaxed.

The kitchen runs a Mediterranean-Asian menu with a strong sushi offering. Live DJs play from noon until midnight. Breakfast starts at 9am, earlier than most competitors on the island.

Reviews are mixed. The beachfront setting earns consistent praise, but service speed and pricing draw some criticism. Open seasonally through summer only.

Also here. Cocktails.

Mornings start with yoga sessions. By afternoon, resident DJs shift into deep house. The food follows the group's M3 Cuisine concept, drawing from Miami, Melbourne and Marrakech.

Open to walk-ins, not just hotel guests. The menú del día gets good feedback for value. Reservations recommended in peak summer.

Also here. Wheelchair access, Vegan options, Vegetarian options, Cocktails.

Parking. Free parking available.

The kitchen has a Nikkei influence. Ceviche, scallops, hamachi and prawns all feature. Chef Diego gets personal mentions for quality and friendliness.

Early reviews are nearly universally strong. Free parking available. Reservations accepted.

The cocktail list gets good feedback from guests. Public reviews are limited, so it's hard to assess independently. If you're already at Mhares, it's all part of the same experience.

Reservations accepted. Family-friendly with a kids area.