The coastal town of Santa Eulalia is the perfect place for a chilled-out evening, with quality dining and a friendly atmosphere. A broad promenade lined with bars and restaurants runs through the marina alongside the beach, an ideal place to take in the lovely surroundings.
While you can have a bit of everything in Santa Eulalia, many neighbouring areas extend the offerings even further, with some of the most famous beach clubs on the island, restaurants and many bars to satisfy every whim. The neighbouring Es Caná, S'Argamassa and Cala Nova also boast numerous beach clubs, restaurants and chiringuitos, as the small typical beach bars are called.
Clubs
In the town of Santa Eulalia itself, there are no clubs, but the latest addition to the nightlife scene in the north of the island is Akasha at Las Dalias Hippy Market, in nearby San Carlos. The multi-purpose venue completely renovated its interior club space a few years ago and reopened with a chic, modern design that easily rivals nightclubs in cities like Barcelona.
Open year round, there are several parties a week, with an exciting programme featuring a surprising number of well-known DJs for such a small venue. Artists and island residents alike love the intimate club with its DJ booth occupying centre place on the dancefloor.
If you stay in the north, you should definitely party for one night here and enjoy the typical Ibiza vibe. In summer, the parties can begin out in the open air before moving inside for a late-night session. Entry prices are very reasonable: buy your tickets online here.
Restaurants
Santa Eulalia is known as the gastronomic centre of the island. There is a fantastic selection of restaurants for all budgets and tastes, from trendy gastro bars to 5-star gourmet temples.
Near the town hall, an entire street is dedicated to restaurants. The pedestrianised "restaurant street" runs parallel to the main road, which is just a few streets up from the beach.
Bars
The nightlife in Santa Eulalia is quieter than in the party strongholds of Ibiza Town, San Antonio and Playa d’en Bossa. Here, you have a nice dinner in the evening and then meet in one of the many bars.
The marina, in particular, vibrates with life on summer evenings. Stroll among the elegant yachts moored up and let yourself be enchanted by the lights and the atmosphere. Some of the bars also offer live music or small dancefloors where you can dance the night away.
Many hotels also have interesting on-site bars that are also open to non-hotel guests. Some are high up on the roof terrace, with fantastic panoramic views over the town.
Night market Las Dalias
Las Dalias, in the nearby village of San Carlos, is famous for its hippy market on Saturdays, but in summer, the market also takes place on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday evenings, as the popular night market. It is an enchanting, multicultural experience with bright colours shining in the glow of hundreds of lights.
In addition to the wide range of often handmade fashion and jewellery, the atmosphere is enriched with live music, usually acoustic, ethnic or fusion. Various stands and food trucks offer a varied selection of international food and drinks.
If you like a dance, combine a visit to the night market on Sundays with the popular party Nido, starting outdoor on the terrace before moving into the indoor club Akasha for the night - the combination of the market and dancing under the stars is simply magical, with a very typical Ibizan atmosphere.
