Beach clubs in Sant Jordi de ses Salines

Also here. Cocktails.

Parking. Reservations are accepted for lunch and dinner, and a paid parking lot has plenty of spaces.

Paella is the standout dish, and sangria is the drink people come back for. DJs play through lunch and into the evening. The crowd is international and well-dressed.

There's a minimum spend per person. Reservations are accepted for lunch and dinner, and a paid parking lot has plenty of spaces. Part of the Beso Beach group, which also operates in Barcelona and Formentera.

Cocktails are the main event. The Experimental Group has been running this spot since 2013, and the drinks menu reflects that seriousness, with unusual pairings like cumin-and-dill margaritas or gin with green tea and grapefruit. Food follows a Mediterranean direction with Balearic influences, designed for sharing.

There's no sandy beach here, just rocky shoreline with sunbeds. Morning yoga sessions run regularly, with a yoga-and-lunch package available.

Cocktails run €15-20 and mains start from €25. DJ sets soundtrack the afternoons. Book well ahead for weekend sunset slots in July and August, and note the season runs April through October.

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

Parking. Free parking, valet, and street parking are all available.

The food is creative Mediterranean, covering breakfast through dinner, with vegan and vegetarian options throughout. Daily yoga is a regular feature, something you won't find at most clubs on this strip.

It's the most affordable option on Playa d'en Bossa. Free parking, valet, and street parking are all available. Family-friendly, dog-friendly, and open from 10am daily during the season.

Parking. A paid parking lot is available and reservations are accepted.

It's a Mediterranean restaurant with sunbeds, umbrellas, and a kids' area. Breakfast and lunch are served. The setup is family-friendly, with high chairs and a kids' menu available.

Pricing is at the top end, and that's where most complaints originate. Reviews are split, with devoted regulars alongside plenty of one-stars. A paid parking lot is available and reservations are accepted.

If you want to explore further, Ibiza's beach clubs beyond this municipality are covered on the Ibiza page. The Balearic Islands guide covers clubs across Mallorca and Menorca. You can also browse the full Spain beach club directory for every region.

Also here. Cocktails.

Parking. Reservations are recommended for meals, and free parking and valet are available.

Sushi and sangria are popular orders. The drinks menu is strong, with cocktails, wine, and beer all getting positive mentions. Breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner are all served.

Reviews are split. The five-star crowd loves the vibe; the one-star crowd takes issue with service and value. Reservations are recommended for meals, and free parking and valet are available.

The clubs south of Playa d'en Bossa have a different character. Ses Salines beach sits inside a natural park with clear water and a calmer atmosphere. Cap des Falco adds rocky coastline and the best sunset views in the municipality.

Also here. Wheelchair access.

The menu blends Mediterranean and Asian flavours. Breakfast gets strong attention in reviews, with guests calling it some of the best they've had on the island. Cocktails, paella, and live DJ sets round out the day.

Expect to pay well over €100 for a full experience here. The club is wheelchair accessible, takes reservations, and has parking on site. It opens seasonally from spring through autumn.

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

Parking. Parking includes free and paid lots, plus valet.

Seafood and global cuisine are the draw. Wine quality, kitchen consistency, and attentive service come up repeatedly in reviews. A fireplace for cooler evenings is an unusual touch for a beach club.

Reservations are required. Parking includes free and paid lots, plus valet. One of the more affordable options on this strip, and good for families.

Parking. Free parking directly behind the restaurant.

The menu is Mediterranean with international touches. Fresh seafood, salads, and grilled dishes keep things honest. The cocktail list goes beyond the basics, and the wine is taken seriously.

DJs set the tone through the day, building energy as the sun drops. It's not a party venue. Book sunbeds early if you're going in July or August. €€€ pricing.

Also here. Vegetarian options.

Desserts, French toast, cachopo, and fideuà all get specific mentions in reviews. The atmosphere is casual but upscale, romantic, and welcoming to families, dogs, and solo diners.

Reservations are required. It's priced at the €€ level. NoHo also stays open in winter, unlike most clubs here, so it's a solid option for off-season visits.