Pacha, Ibiza

Opened in 1973, Pacha is one of Ibiza’s most iconic and longest-running nightclubs, often considered the epitome of the island’s vibrant nightlife. Nestled near the harbor in Ibiza Town, this legendary venue has undergone several transformations over the years, expanding significantly in 1993 under the direction of its then-owners, Mark Ballinger of Webster Hall and Denis Werner of Excalibur. With a capacity to accommodate up to 3,500 guests, Pacha has cemented itself as a hotspot for international party-goers and locals alike.

Unlike many other Ibiza clubs, Pacha used to remain open throughout the winter season, making it a staple of the island’s entertainment scene all year round. Its musical offerings are centered around house music, but the club’s five distinct rooms cater to a variety of tastes, showcasing everything from electronic to pop.

Throughout its storied history, Pacha has hosted a stellar lineup of world-renowned artists, including Calvin Harris, David Guetta, Swedish House Mafia, Tiësto, Usher, Martin Garrix, and Roger Sanchez, to name just a few. The club’s own "Pure Pacha" nights and themed events like "Flower Power" have drawn a diverse crowd, adding to its reputation as a premier party destination.

Pacha’s allure lies not only in its star-studded performances but also in its unique ambiance. Designed to resemble a traditional farmhouse, the club’s interiors feature intimate nooks, maze-like pathways, and lush garden terraces, creating a glamorous yet authentically Ibizan vibe. Its bohemian spirit, combined with world-class DJ sets and extravagant performances, ensures that every night at Pacha is a feast for the senses.

As a key player in the global clubbing scene, Pacha has transcended its roots to become a worldwide brand, but its Ibiza headquarters remains the crown jewel. From its electrifying parties with Cathy and David Guetta to the legendary "Subliminal" nights hosted by Erick Morillo, Pacha continues to deliver unforgettable experiences, drawing a diverse following and solidifying its status as a landmark of Ibiza’s nightlife culture.