Clubs in Mallorca
Discover some of the best-known clubs, venues, and spaces for going out in Mallorca.
Located in Santa Catalina, Palma, Sala Luna is one of the best-known venues for partying in the city. Its proposal is closely linked to club nights and sessions with a more electronic approach, which makes it a regular choice for those looking for atmosphere and music until late.
LUNÁTICOS
Friday nights have a name of their own.
The most iconic session of the winter in Palma once again brings together those who know that the weekend really begins when midnight falls.
At Sala Luna, Lunáticos transforms the early hours of the morning into a meeting point for those looking to dance, disconnect and extend the night until dawn.
SUNSET PARTY TRIBE
Sunday afternoon parties with the soul of a club.
Latin Tech The music is just right: accented percussion, warm electronica and a terrace surrounded by nature that begs to be danced to from dusk until nightfall.
Our resident DJs will make you enjoy Sundays like never before. Breathe. Dance. Repeat. At Amok.
BOUTIQUE
Friday nights also have their place.
Boutique is back to bring together those looking for good atmosphere, music and a different way to start the weekend.
At Mar Salada, The session transforms the night into a meeting point for those who want to dance, disconnect and enjoy themselves until late.
The rooms
What nightclubs are there in Mallorca and where is each one located?
These are the venues we feature in Mallorca, along with their location, the style of music they play, and their capacity. Click on any of them to see its full details, including opening times, directions, and upcoming events.
| Club | Area | Music | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amok | S'Aranjassa | Electronic, house and techno | +1.500 |
| Fitz | Paseo Marítimo | House, electronic, urban | +700 |
| Social Club | Paseo Marítimo | House and electronic | ~700 |
| Boulevard Marítimo | Paseo Marítimo | Commercial and house/reggaeton | 2 rooms |
| MarSalada by Crudo | Club de Mar | Dinner and club, adult atmosphere | +700 |
| Sala Luna | Santa Catalina | Commercial, with an afternoon party on Fridays | — |
| Lunita | Can Pastilla | Electronics, with a pool | — |
By zones
Where to go out partying in Palma according to the area
Mallorca's nightlife is not random: each area has its own character and its own clientele, and choosing the right area can make for a great night.
Paseo Marítimo, Palma
This is the area with the highest concentration of large venues on the island, next to the port. Here they are Fitz, in the old Tito's building; Social Club, under the Hotel Victoria Gran Meliá; Boulevard Marítimo, with its two rooms; and MarSalada, within the Club de Mar. You can walk from one to the other, which is exactly what so many people do on a Saturday. We explain it in more detail in the Paseo Marítimo guide.
Santa Catalina
Palma's trendy neighbourhood for dining and drinks, and where it is Sala Luna, in Plaça del Vapor. It's the natural choice if you're already having dinner in the area: it's within walking distance. More places at the nightclubs of Santa Catalina.
Can Pastilla and Playa de Palma
A ten-minute drive from the centre is Lunita, with a pool and outdoor terrace, it's an open-air club format you won't find in the city centre. The entire area is in The guide to Can Pastilla and Playa de Palma.
Outside the city
For big-format nights, you have to leave Palma: Amok, in S'Aranjassa, is the largest room we program, with capacity for more than 1,500 people.
How to choose
Which nightclub in Mallorca to choose based on the music
If you know what you want to listen to, the choice becomes much simpler.
- Electronic, house and techno: Amok for large format and Lunita for an outdoor club.
- House with a premium profile: Fitz and Social Club, both on Paseo Marítimo.
- Commercial and reggaeton on the same night: Boulevard Marítimo, which has a room for everything.
- Commercial music and local atmosphere: Sala Luna, and its Friday afternoon party.
- Have dinner and stay: MarSalada, at the Club de Mar, with an audience from 30 years old.
And if you want to see directly what's scheduled, the agenda of parties and events in Mallorca it's updated every week: you can check what exists today or plans for this weekend.
And if instead of coming to a party you want to throw your own, we'll take care of it Organizing private parties and events in Mallorca: farewells, birthdays and corporate events in these same rooms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions about nightclubs in Mallorca
How many nightclubs are there in Palma de Mallorca?
Palma boasts the majority of the island's nightlife, with the offerings concentrated mainly in three areas: the Paseo Marítimo, home to several of the larger clubs; Santa Catalina, with a more neighbourhood feel; and Can Pastilla, near Playa de Palma. There are also several large venues on the outskirts of the city. This guide shows you the clubs, their locations, music, and atmosphere.
Which nightclub in Mallorca should you choose based on the type of music?
It depends on what you're looking for. For electronic music, house, and techno, Amok and Lunita are the go-to venues. For premium club-style house, Fitz and Social Club are the places to go. If you prefer mainstream music or reggaeton, Boulevard works well because it has two rooms with distinct styles. And for mainstream music in a more local setting, Sala Luna is the place to go.
What time do nightclubs open in Mallorca?
Most clubs in Palma open in the early hours, between 11:30 pm and 12:30 am, and close around 6:00 am. The exception is the afternoon parties, which operate in the late afternoon: Sala Luna is open on Fridays from 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm. Each party may have its own opening time, so it's best to check the specific event before going.
How much does it cost to get into a nightclub in Mallorca?
There isn't a single price. Entry costs vary depending on the venue, the day of the week, and especially the lineup: a resident DJ set doesn't cost the same as a party with an international DJ. Prices also change depending on whether you buy tickets in advance or at the door. The price and entry conditions are listed in each party's schedule.
What is the minimum age to enter nightclubs in Mallorca?
The legal minimum age is 18 throughout Spain, and proof of age is required, such as a valid national identity card (DNI), foreign resident's card (NIE), or passport. Some specific parties set a higher minimum age depending on the event format, and events geared towards a more mature audience naturally attract those over 30. It's advisable to check the specific requirements of each event.
Are there nightclubs open in Mallorca outside of the summer?
Yes. Summer has more events and more venues open at the same time, but Mallorca's nightlife doesn't shut down the rest of the year: Palma's venues maintain a program throughout the year, mainly concentrated on Fridays and Saturdays. The schedule is updated weekly with what's currently open.