Beach clubs in Mallorca

Beach clubs in Mallorca cover more ground than most visitors expect. The island has 23 options, from walk-in chiringuitos with €10 sunbeds to Balinese daybeds that push well past €200 a day. Most of the action clusters around Palma and the southwest, but the north around Alcudia has some of the island's most praised food-forward venues.

The scene divides into two modes: restaurant-forward clubs that take the kitchen seriously, and production-heavy pool clubs with DJs, minimum spends, and a party focus. Most clubs open between April and October. A handful of spots in Palma's Portitxol neighbourhood run year-round, which matters if you're visiting outside peak season.

The southwest coast from Palma through Illetas, Portals Nous, and Palmanova holds the highest concentration of clubs. Platja de Palma suits a casual afternoon. Magaluf has the bigger party venues, Calvia has Nikki Beach, and the stretch from Alcudia to Can Picafort in the northeast is where the food quality climbs.

If you're island-hopping, the Ibiza beach club scene is the natural comparison, though Mallorca's vibe is noticeably calmer. For wider trip planning, the Palma official tourism portal covers beaches, transport, and local events.

What is the best beach club in Mallorca?

For food, Savage Beach Club in Alcudia is hard to argue with. The paella is consistently praised, the seafront setting is excellent, and it's one of the best-reviewed clubs on the island. For a full luxury day, Purobeach Illetas is the top-end pick, with panoramic Bay of Palma views and a sophisticated crowd.

For Palma itself, Anima Beach Palma on Ca'n Pere Antoni beach has the cathedral backdrop that makes it the most iconic setting on the island. For parties and pool vibes, Nikki Beach Mallorca in Calvia delivers the full production on summer weekends.

How much do beach clubs in Mallorca cost?

Budget clubs like Amrum and Azur charge walk-in rates with sunbeds from around €10 to €15. Mid-range spots like Savage Beach Club and Beso Beach typically cost €40 to €70 per person for lunch and drinks. The premium end, Purobeach Illetas and Nikki Beach, runs minimum spends of €100 to €200 per Balinese daybed.

Minimum spends are the norm at pool clubs. Always check what you're committing to before booking. A club listed at a low base price often has a €100 minimum on a summer Saturday.

Anima Beach Palma

Anima Beach Palma sits on Ca'n Pere Antoni beach with direct views of Palma's cathedral. That backdrop is genuinely hard to beat, and it's the most-visited beach club on the island by a significant margin.

The Balinese sunbeds, cocktails, and international cuisine draw the crowds. There's a VIP lounge area for groups. It's right on the Palma promenade, so walking from the old town takes about 10 minutes.

Service gets mixed feedback. Opinions run in both directions during peak hours. The setting compensates for a lot, and most guests leave satisfied overall.

Anssia Gastrobeach Club Palma

Anssia Gastrobeach Club Palma is on the Portitxol promenade with views across the Bay of Palma. It's the gastronomy-first option among Palma's beach clubs, with sushi and Mediterranean plates that guests come back for specifically.

Cocktails are well-executed. The sunbed setup is the centrepiece of the experience. The vibe is relaxed during the day and shifts when the DJ starts around sunset.

Pricing is €€€. Book ahead for sunset sessions, especially on weekends. Parking, WiFi, and a kids' area are available.

Assaona Gastrobeach Club Palma

Assaona Gastrobeach Club Palma also sits on the Portitxol promenade, just along from Anssia. Mediterranean fusion is the kitchen focus, and Balinese sunbeds are the setup.

It's one of the few clubs on the island open year-round, which matters if you're visiting in winter or early spring. Cocktails on the waterfront are the main draw.

Pricing is €€€. If you're on the Portitxol stretch, trying both Anssia and Assaona isn't a bad idea. They're different enough in menu and feel to justify both.

Purobeach Palma

Purobeach Palma is the Puro Hotels group's main venue, near Cala Estancia. The pool is the centrepiece, with hammocks and deck chairs arranged around a terrace that stays busy on summer afternoons.

Puro runs its own record label and the lounge sets show it. Music is central to the identity here, not an afterthought. Cocktails and sunset views are what guests mention most after the pool.

Pricing is €€€. Book ahead for weekend afternoons. WiFi, live music, parking, and a kids' area are available. It's about 15 minutes east of Palma centre.

Karisma Beach Club

Karisma Beach Club on Platja de Palma is smaller and more personal than the mega-clubs on this strip. The team is consistently praised, and cocktails are the main order.

The croquettes come up repeatedly in reviews. There's a DJ and the food quality sits above what you'd expect for this stretch of beach.

Pricing is €€. Parking and wheelchair access available. For quality over scale on Platja de Palma, this is the pick.

Xhaman Beach Club

Xhaman Beach Club is just down Platja de Palma from Karisma with a tropical feel: palm trees, DJ sets, and a vibe that punches above its size.

The music is the main talking point in reviews. Cocktails and atmosphere come up consistently. It's an unpretentious option on a strip that gets crowded in summer.

Pricing is €€. No reservations listed, so arrive before noon in peak season.

Amrum Beach Club

Amrum Beach Club is the activity-focused option on Platja de Palma. Mini golf is the standout feature, but there's also football and a chillout area alongside the standard sunbed setup.

Burgers, pizzas, and noodle dishes cover the menu. It's family-friendly, pet-friendly, and the most budget-accessible option on this stretch.

Free WiFi and parking included. If you're travelling with kids or want more than a sunbed, Amrum fills that gap well.

Balneario Illetas Beach Club

Balneario Illetas Beach Club is on Illetas beach, about 10 minutes southwest of Palma. It's one of the island's most established clubs, with a spa and wellness area that sets it apart from the straight beach-and-drinks format.

Massages, hammocks, showers, and umbrella rentals are all available. The kitchen runs to fine-dining standard. Families are welcome with a dedicated kids' area.

Pricing is €€. The Illetas stretch has some of Mallorca's clearest water. Parking and reservations available.

Purobeach Illetas

Purobeach Illetas is the premium sibling to Purobeach Palma, just along the coast in Illetas. The views across the Bay of Palma are the headline. Panoramic, clear, and genuinely impressive at sunset.

Paella, cocktails, and hammocks are the core experience. Massages are available. The music comes from the Puro label's lounge catalogue.

Luxury pricing, with Balinese daybeds running to €200 or more. Reservations are essential in summer. WiFi and parking available. This is the top-end option on the island.

UM Beach House

UM Beach House in Portals Nous is one of Mallorca's most talked-about party venues. The pool, cocktails, and DJ sets are the core. The Awakening Party events draw crowds from across Palma.

Sushi, VIP beds, and a managed group experience keep the regulars coming back. It's popular for hen dos and large celebrations.

Base pricing is at the low end, but minimum spends on beds push the real cost up significantly. Book ahead and expect to commit to a spend minimum on weekends. Parking available, about 15 minutes from Palma.

Nikki Beach Mallorca

Nikki Beach Mallorca is the island's outpost of the global beach club brand, in Calvia. The pool and champagne are central, and live saxophonists and high-energy production define summer weekends.

The crowd is international and dressed for the occasion. There's a kids' area, which surprises visitors given the party reputation.

Base prices are lower than the premium feel suggests, but bed reservations and minimum spends make this a premium day out. Book well ahead for July and August weekends. Valet parking and WiFi available.

Beso Beach Mallorca

Beso Beach Mallorca sits on over a kilometre of white sand in Palmanova, connected to the Zel hotel. The music and DJ programme run all day.

The kitchen is serious. European lobster, burrata, tuna tartare, and paella from Basque and Mediterranean traditions. It's a restaurant-forward club where the food genuinely competes with the setting.

Pricing is €€. Parking and reservations available. The Palmanova location has several other clubs nearby if you want to compare.

Azur Beach Club

Azur Beach Club is on the Palmanova seafront with sea views and a relaxed crowd. Mojitos, sangria, and patatas bravas are the popular orders.

There's a DJ but the vibe is a step down in intensity from the bigger clubs nearby. It works well as a slow afternoon option.

Budget pricing. Walk-in only, no reservations.

Cape Nao Beach Club & Restaurant

Cape Nao Beach Club & Restaurant is a smaller venue in Calvia with sea views and a DJ. The piña coladas come up in reviews. The crowd is quieter than at the bigger Calvia clubs.

Budget pricing. Reservations accepted. A lower-key option in the Calvia area if Nikki Beach isn't the right fit.

Oceans Calvia Beach

Oceans Calvia Beach is Magaluf's main beach club, right on the beachfront. A pool, VIP areas, Balinese beds, and Mediterranean dining are all part of the package.

The live entertainment and DJ sets pull a younger, party-oriented crowd. It's one of the bigger production venues on the island.

Pricing is €€€. VIP areas require reservations. Parking available. If you want the Magaluf beach club experience consolidated in one place, this is it.

Breeza Beach Club

Breeza Beach Club is also in Magaluf with a pool, DJ, and live entertainment. The pool, mojitos, and cocktails are the main talking points.

It's family-friendly and pet-friendly. A newer venue on the Magaluf scene that's building a strong reputation quickly.

Pricing is €€.

Shiva Beach Club

The southwest coast between Palma and Llucmajor has one major player. Shiva Beach Club is a clifftop venue in Llucmajor, about 20 minutes south of Palma. The pool is the main event, with sunset views that are the best on this stretch of coast.

Cocktails, hammocks, and fine dining complete the setup. There's a DJ, live music, parking, and a kids' area.

Pricing is €€. Pet-friendly. Worth the detour if you're heading south from Palma.

Beach Club & Restaurante Kaafu

Moving to the east coast, Cala Millor has three beach clubs worth a visit. Beach Club & Restaurante Kaafu sits on the Cala Bona promenade, part of a hotel setup that brings reliable service standards.

Sangria and cocktails are popular orders. There's live entertainment, fine dining, WiFi, and a DJ. Pet-friendly with parking.

Pricing is €€. Reservations accepted.

Calma Beach Club Cala Millor

Calma Beach Club is a newer, smaller venue in Cala Millor. Burgers and a relaxed atmosphere are what early reviewers mention most.

Family-friendly with a kids' area and parking. Pricing is €€. Still building its review base, but early feedback is positive.

Ame Gastrobeach Club

Ame Gastrobeach Club rounds out the Cala Millor options with a sushi focus that gives it a different angle from the other clubs on this stretch. Cocktails and beachfront views come up consistently in reviews. Sangria, sofas, and chill-out music complete the picture.

Pricing is €€. Reservations and parking available.

Savage Beach Club

The north of the island around Alcudia and Can Picafort has some of Mallorca's best food-focused beach clubs. Savage Beach Club in Alcudia is the standout. Seafront dining, paella, and cocktails are what guests come for, with ribeye steak and chateaubriand also getting regular mention.

The food quality is consistently praised across a large review base. It's one of the best-reviewed clubs on the island, and arguably the top food destination in this format. Family-friendly and pet-friendly with parking.

Pricing is €€. If you're in the north, don't skip this one.

Restaurante Sa Sipia Beach Club Alcudia

Restaurante Sa Sipia is also in Alcudia, with a focus more on the restaurant than the party. Paella, octopus, and croquettes are the menu highlights. It's the low-key option for those who want lunch rather than a full beach club day.

Family-friendly with a kids' area, parking, and wheelchair access. Pricing is €€.

Nusa Dua Beach Club

Nusa Dua Beach Club in Can Picafort is one of the north's biggest venues. Paella and seafront dining are the main draws, with chill-out music, cocktails, and a terrace completing the picture.

There's a DJ, kids' area, and parking. The Can Picafort stretch of beach is less crowded than Alcudia itself, which is a bonus.

Pricing is €€. Reservations accepted.

If you're exploring beyond Mallorca, Ibiza and Tenerife both have strong beach club scenes worth comparing.

Frequently asked questions about Mallorca beach clubs

Do you need to book beach clubs in Mallorca in advance?

Yes, for the popular venues. Nikki Beach, Purobeach Illetas, UM Beach House, and Oceans Calvia Beach fill fast in July and August. Book at least a week ahead for summer weekends. Smaller clubs like Azur, Cape Nao, and the Cala Millor options are usually fine as walk-ins. Weekdays are far more relaxed across the board.

When do beach clubs open in Mallorca?

Most open between April and October. The peak months of June through August bring bigger crowds and higher prices. April, May, September, and October are the sweet spot for a relaxed visit. Assaona Gastrobeach Club in Palma is one of the few venues that runs year-round, useful if you're on the island outside season.

Does Mallorca have beach clubs with pools?

Yes, several. Purobeach Palma, Purobeach Illetas, Shiva Beach Club, Nikki Beach Mallorca, UM Beach House, Oceans Calvia Beach, and Breeza Beach Club all have pools. Pool clubs tend to be the bigger, more production-heavy venues with minimum spends on sunbeds. Budget more at these spots than at beach-access clubs.

Are Mallorca beach clubs family-friendly?

Many are. Amrum Beach Club has mini golf and activities specifically for kids. Savage Beach Club, Nusa Dua, Balneario Illetas, and Breeza Beach Club all have children's areas. Nikki Beach has a family section despite its party reputation. The Cala Millor and Alcudia clubs are generally the most relaxed for families.