Tigre Morado Ibiza

Tigre Morado Ibiza is a beach club and restaurant at Port des Torrent, on Ibiza's west coast. The menu leans Peruvian-Japanese, with sushi and Nikkei dishes alongside Spanish staples. It's a more interesting kitchen than most chiringuitos on the island.

The setup runs hammocks, premium sunbeds, and rooftop seating alongside the beach. Sunset is the headline draw, mentioned in over 100 reviews. Live music plays most evenings, and the vibe is relaxed enough that families with kids and dogs both show up.

Reservations are required. In peak season, expect a €10 sunbed fee plus a €60 minimum spend on food and drinks. Off-season the minimum drops. Prices sit at €€, reasonable by Ibiza standards. Free parking on site. It operates seasonally, so check ahead before visiting.

Rated 4.3 from 1,906 reviews, with most guests leaving four or five stars. A small number flag service inconsistency on busy days. One server, Charlotte, gets 52 name-checks across reviews, so it can be genuinely good when the right person is on shift.

Food & Drinks at Tigre Morado Ibiza

Sushi is what people come for most, and the Peruvian plates run a close second. The patatas huancaína and octopus anticuchero get specific mention in reviews, alongside the Tigrus Salad and Mixtura de Mariscos. Paella is on the menu too. The kitchen covers brunch, lunch, and dinner, with organic dishes and a solid vegetarian and vegan selection.

Sangria is the most ordered drink. Cava pours frequently too, Marqués de Cáceres Brut being a popular pick. Cocktails, beer, wine, and coffee are all available. The bar runs late-night food for those staying into the evening.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Tigre Morado Ibiza cost?

Prices sit at €€, in line with the Ibiza average. In peak season, there's a €10 charge for sun lounger use plus a €60 minimum spend on food and drinks. Off-season, the minimum spend drops. Credit cards, debit cards, and contactless payments are all accepted.

Does Tigre Morado Ibiza take reservations?

Yes, reservations are required. Book ahead through the website at tigreibiza.com, especially if you want a sunbed or parasol spot in peak season. Walk-ins are unlikely to find space in July and August.

What is the menu like at Tigre Morado Ibiza?

The menu mixes Peruvian-Japanese dishes with Spanish plates. Sushi, paella, patatas huancaína, and octopus anticuchero all feature. It's a full restaurant menu, not the usual snack-only beach club offering, with brunch, lunch, and dinner all served.

Is Tigre Morado Ibiza family-friendly?

Yes. The venue has a kids' menu, high chairs, and dogs are welcome. It's one of the more relaxed family options on Ibiza's west coast.

Is there parking at Tigre Morado Ibiza?

There's a free parking lot on site with usually plenty of spaces available.