Ibiza Stag Do Ideas

• Country: Spain
• Language: Spanish
• Currency: Euros
• Cost of a pint: €4.50
• Airport: Ibiza Airport
• Flight duration: 2-3 hours

Top Places to Eat in Ibiza?

There’s plenty of restaurants popping up on this little island, but we’re here to run down the top places to eat while you’re celebrating! We’re going to bet that if you’re going to Ibiza, you’re spending most of the trip in San Antonio. All the summer events take place in this region of the island, and it’s by far the most popular with groups who want to make memories. When you’re not guzzling drinks and taking shots, there’s tons of places to grab a bite too.

It’s likely that you’ll be cruising around the entire island while on your weekend in Ibiza, so it’s wise to know the best places to eat around. If you’re heading up to San Antonio, there’s only one place to go - Café Mambo! Longstanding for island visitors, Café Mambo is a one-stop shop for tasty food, strong drinks and unbelievable sunset views. It’s a great place to unwind, but also a classic restaurant to kick off your night around San Antonio. If Café Mambo doesn’t catch your eye, try their next-door neighbour Café Del Mar. Running from 1980, they’ve been serving food under the sunset for nearly 40 years and know a thing or two about how to relax.

The best places to eat in Ibiza aren’t just all centred around San Antonio, they’re dotted all around the island and especially in The Old Town. For some good ol’ steaks in a modern, vibrant venue there’s nowhere better than STK Ibiza by the sea. Tiny taster burgers, massive steaks and killer cocktails can be found after you walk into the unique, robot-protected entrance into the uber cool STK restaurant. Enjoy your food alongside the entertainment for a fun start to any evening.

If steak just isn’t your thing, turn your meal into an experience with the newly popular Bambuddha Ibiza restaurant. Set a little further out from all the nightlife, this massive venue will take you on a journey away from the Balearic islands into Japan. Indulge in sushi, fill up with noodle dishes and experience the finer side of life in this restaurant. Last but by no means least, Nikki Beach in Ibiza has to get a mention. Iconic for pool parties and day beds, Nikki Beach also has an amazing restaurant to fuel your drinking throughout the day and into the evening.

San Antonio – Sunset Strip

Known as the sunset strip, the popularity of San Antonio began with the sunset views and has been continued by the excellent venues to dance the night away in. You can start your evening, fill your night and end the early morning on a high with the help of San Antonio! The aforementioned Café Mambo and Café del Mar are obvious choices to have a few beers and toast to your best pal before your vision starts getting blurry. But once you’re a few drinks in, where’s best to spend the night?

San Antonio is home to two of the most talked about nightclubs in all the Balearic Islands, and absolute gems when it comes to celebrating a weekend. Firstly, Amnesia nightclub needs no introduction. Known as the ‘Temple of Sound’, the venue has been holding massive events since the early 2000’s that will change your view on nightlife forever. The nightclub itself is huge and definitely on the expensive side, but make sure you check the calendar for events like Elrow to get the most out of your visit to this highly sought-after nightlife venue.

If you’re looking for something a bit different to a simple night out under the Spanish sun, make sure you add The Zoo Project into your plans. This massive venue is partially set in an old abandoned zoo, housing pool parties, four outdoor arenas and a restaurant for bites to eat. You can spend a whole day and evening at this animal-themed venue, with live performances and DJ sets running all summer.

Playa d’en Bossa

The opposite of the relaxed Ibiza hills up North, Playa d’en Bossa is the home of dramatic nightlife, events to die for and new wave venues that double up with food, drink and entertainment all in one. One venue that’s stood out from the crowd since it’s opening is Ushuaïa Beach Club inside the same-named hotel. You don’t have to pay the big bucks to stay in the hotel, however you’ve not experienced a trip to Ibiza without a night at their beach club! Pool parties, live music events and world-famous DJ’s grace the stage throughout the summer, with areal dancers and performers on stilts to give the club a wow factor

A venue with a similar awe-inspiring style is Hï Ibiza just next door. New to the scene from 2017, the electronic music, state of the art design and magnetic décor are just a few reasons why this nightclub was an instant hit with groups.

Ibiza Town

You really are spoiled for choice when organising the night out for your stag weekend in Ibiza. Partying all day, into the night and through the early hours of the morning has never been easier! Alongside the other two big areas, Ibiza Town is also one to watch when it comes to big clubs and trendy bars. One nightclub that every in Europe knows about is Pacha nightclub. World-famous for it’s unique style and celebrity music performances, Pacha knows how to look after a group of guys for the night. The design has changed over the years, but you’re still guaranteed a great night out here.

Ibiza Town is double-edged when it comes to nightlife. This region of the island offers you the glitz and glamour of a big night out, but also quieter venues that are open late and keep you entertained in a more relaxed setting. S’Escalinata Eivissa is the perfect example of this. This bar is small but spills out onto the steps with cushion and little tables so you can sit, chat and drink until 3am.

Beach Clubs in Ibiza

Where there’s a beach, there’s a beach party! It would be rude to go all the way to Ibiza and not make the most of the sun, right lads? Make sure you catch a tan and spend the day drinking, dancing and diving at one of Ibiza’s many beach clubs around the island. A unique way to party, beach clubs offer fun in the sun in its rawest form. Starting off with one of the most popular beach clubs to date, Ocean Beach has everything you need for a day full of celebrations. Champagne sprays, exclusive day beds, crazy performers and live music all make up the unique experience you get at Ocean Beach.

You’ll find Ocean Beach smack bang in the middle of San Antonio near the Sunset Strip, but if you’re heading to the South coast then Nikki Beach might be better suited. Sophisticated yet always busy, Nikki Beach oozes a VIP edge and includes the pool, outdoor area, bar and restaurant if you get a little peckish.

What Are the Reasons to Visit Ibiza?

The Nightlife

We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again, the nightlife in Ibiza can’t be beaten. It’s excellent for anyone, but especially for big groups looking for a special place to celebrate!

Spanish Sun

There’s something great about jetting off for the last night of freedom, hopping off the plane and feeling that familiar Spanish sun on your face.

Incredible Beaches

From tiny beaches like Benirrás for a quiet few hours to Las Salinas for the party-goers, Ibiza doesn’t fall short of beaches.

Off-Shore Sports

The water sports are wicked, and there’s ample opportunity to go scuba diving and dolphin watching in the Cala D’Hort Marine Nature Reserve for a once in a lifetime experience while celebrating.

Unreal Sunsets

It’s not called the sunset strip for nothing lads! The sunsets in the summer especially are definitely worth a watch, and venues like Café Mambo are built to accommodate you.

The Superclubs

Ibiza is a destination with one of the highest numbers of superclubs in one place. You might need to come back to cover all the show-stopper venues here.

Cheap Flights

This particular Balearic Island is known for being pretty pricey, but the flights are easy to find and cheap for the most part.

Ibiza Old Town

The island has many faces, and the cultural and cosy Ibiza old town will show you a different and surprising side to the party island.

How to Get Around Your Stag Party in Ibiza?

The prices in Ibiza are high across the board, and that unfortunately includes transport as well. Because the island is so small, many tourists choose to simply grab a taxi to and from different areas, especially for nightlife jumping. From San Antonio down to Ibiza Town, the drive is under 30-minutes and if you split the cost the journey shouldn’t burn a hole in your wallet! To cut some costs, there are air-conditioned buses that run all over the island from 7am-10pm that you can catch – just be aware that in the early hours of the morning, taxis or walking are your main options.