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Ibiza has no shortage of places to go when the sun goes down, but not every nightlife spot is quite the same. From the bars and clubs of San Antonio’s West End to the famous Sunset Strip, Playa d’en Bossa and the streets of Ibiza Town, each area has its own atmosphere, music and way of doing a night out.

But which one is right for you? Here’s our guide to some of Ibiza’s best-known nightlife strips, what to expect from each one and where to head depending on the kind of night you’re after.

THE WEST END San Antonio

Welcome to the West End – San Antonio’s famous nightlife strip, just a 5-minute walk from Ibiza Rocks Hotel. It’s packed with bars, cheap drinks, DJs, late-night food and, inevitably, a few questionable decisions.

There’s something for everyone here, from house and commercial dance to R&B, rock and indie. Most of the bars are within a few minutes of each other, so you can easily move from one to the next, with plenty of places nearby to grab some food when you inevitably get hungry.

If you’re heading to Ibiza and want to experience San Antonio nightlife, the West End is a pretty good place to start.

THE SUNSET STRIP San Antonio

If the West End is where you go for the party, the Sunset Strip is where you go to watch the sky show off.

Just a 5-minute walk from Ibiza Rocks Hotel, this stretch of San Antonio waterfront is home to some of Ibiza’s most famous sunset spots, including Café Mambo and Café del Mar.

Grab a table for cocktails and front-row sunset views, or do it the local way: supermarket tinnies, rocks by the water and absolutely no shame.

As the sun goes down, the music turns up, with DJs and waterfront venues keeping things moving long after sunset. It’s the perfect place to end a day – or your entire holiday – with your mates, a drink in hand and everyone pretending they’re not getting emotional.

Top tip: Check the sunset time before you head down and arrive early. The sun waits for nobody.

PLAYA D’EN BOSSA

Over on Ibiza’s east coast, Playa d’en Bossa is home to some of the island’s biggest names, including Ushuaïa and Hï Ibiza. It’s also got its own mini nightlife strip, with plenty of bars, restaurants and late-night spots around the main resort.

If you’re staying at Ibiza Rocks Hotel in San Antonio, it’s roughly a 25-minute taxi ride, so it’s not exactly popping out for a pint. Our verdict? Worth the journey if you’re heading to one of the superclubs – less so if you’re just looking for a casual night out.

IBIZA TOWN

An honorary mention, but Ibiza Old Town is one you really shouldn’t skip. Dalt Vila brings the history and postcard views, while the surrounding streets are packed with restaurants, bars and shops – so there’s plenty to do once you’ve finished pretending you came purely for the culture.

Head to the waterfront for drinks overlooking the yachts, or wander the narrow streets and discover everything from cocktail bars to late-night spots. It’s roughly a 25-minute drive from Ibiza Rocks Hotel, making it an easy option for an evening away from San Antonio.

Fine dining, sightseeing, shopping and cocktails. Basically, a very well-rounded night out.

IT’S WORTH NOTING…

If you’re after a classic strip holiday, Ibiza might have other plans. Yes, food and drinks can cost a little more, but that’s because the island’s nightlife is about much more than bar-hopping.

From legendary superclubs and world-famous DJs to sunset sessions, beach bars and small late-night spots, Ibiza nightlife is varied, unpredictable and there’s always somewhere else to go.

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