Experimental Beach Club

Experimental Beach Club sits on the rocky coastline at Cap des Falco, just south of the Ses Salines salt flats on Sant Jordi de ses Salines' quieter southern edge. It faces west toward Es Vedra, giving it one of Ibiza's most sought-after sunset orientations.

There's no sand here, just rocky shoreline with sunbeds and umbrellas, so come with that in mind. Morning yoga sessions run regularly, with a yoga-and-lunch package available. DJ sets start in the afternoon and build through golden hour.

This is an Experimental Group venue, and cocktails are the focus. The seasonal list leans on rare spirits and unusual combinations. Food is Mediterranean with Balearic influences, served sharing-style, and a clear step above typical beach-bar fare.

Prices are at the top of the Ibiza scale. Budget €100+ for a full visit. Cocktails run €15-20, and mains start from around €25. Reservations are essential, especially for weekend sunset slots.

Rated 4.4 from 3,200 reviews. For a premium Ibiza venue, that's a consistently strong score.

Food & Drinks at Experimental Beach Club

The Experimental Group made its name in cocktail bars before opening this beach outpost, and that heritage shows. The drinks list is seasonal, built around rare spirits and unexpected pairings. Cocktails run €15-20, and there's enough depth to reward multiple rounds.

Food is Mediterranean and Balearic, designed for sharing. Mains start around €25, and the quality sits firmly in fine-dining territory. The yoga-and-lunch package pairs a morning session with a set meal, which gives you a reason to arrive early.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Experimental Beach Club cost?

Budget €100+ for a full visit covering sunbeds, food, and drinks. Cocktails run €15-20 and mains start from around €25. It's one of the pricier options on the island.

Does Experimental Beach Club take reservations?

Yes, and you should book ahead. Sunset slots on weekends fill up fast. Reservations can be made through the venue's website or by calling +34 664 33 12 69.

What is the menu like at Experimental Beach Club?

The food is Mediterranean and Balearic, built for sharing rather than individual plates. The kitchen leans toward fine dining. The Experimental Group is equally known for its cocktail programme, so the drinks menu is just as considered as the food.

Does Experimental Beach Club have live music?

DJ sets are a regular feature, typically starting in the afternoon and running through sunset. Morning yoga sessions give the venue a different energy in the first half of the day, with a yoga-and-lunch option available for those who want to make a full day of it.