The definitive guide to Mallorca's nightclubs. Only real clubbing—no beach clubs, rooftops, or bars—: international superclubs, premium electronic music, urban clubs, and the biggest clubs in the north and northeast of the island. A curated selection of where to party across Mallorca.
Updated August de 2026Reading 20 min9 clubsStrategic independent
SBy the editorial team of SandbedsNightlife specialists · Mallorca verified in 2026
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Methodology: We only included venues whose main activity is clubbing, verified as open and active in 2026. We don't mix categories.Beach clubs, rooftops, bars, and sunset venues have their own guides in SandbedsEach club is evaluated based on its scene, music, production, and audience, not popularity. Selection 100% independentNo sponsored positions. We don't invent prices, capacities, or schedules: the data is confirmed with official and ticketing sources. Revised August 2026.
Destiny
What is the clubbing scene in Mallorca really like?
Mallorca isn't Ibiza—and doesn't pretend to be—but it has a richer and more varied club scene than its reputation as a resort island suggests. In 2026, several very different nightlife scenes coexist: the massive international superclub of Magaluf, premium electronic music that has finally arrived on the island, the urban and underground clubs of Palma, and the large seasonal clubs of the north and northeast. Knowing which is which is the difference between a great night out and a bad one.
Each area has its own character. Palma de Mallorca It's the urban and auteur scene: lifestyle clubs, afternoon drinks and underground for a local audience. Magaluf (Calvià) is the great international clubbing venue with a large capacity, top-notch lineups, and a festive atmosphere. Platja de Palma / S'Aranjassa It houses the island's newest mega electronic music club. And the north (Alcúdia) and the northeast (Cala Rajada) maintains the large seasonal nightclubs, between veteran institution and recent opening.
In terms of music, you'll find everything: commercial, house, and EDM in the big clubs; techno, tech-house, and melodic in the underground scene; and urban, Latin, and reggaeton in the party venues. As for SeasonalMost clubs are summer-oriented (roughly from May to October), but there are exceptions that operate for much of the year—AMØK, Selva, and Kaelum in Palma and its surroundings. Compared to Ibiza, Mallorca offers a more affordable, less crowded nightlife spread across the island; what it loses in the density of superclubs it gains in variety and price.
The map
The party areas of Mallorca
Where to go out depending on where you're staying and what night you're looking for.
Palma de Mallorca
The urban and auteur scene. social Club (lifestyle, seafront promenade), Selva Club (underground, Son Castelló) and Kaelum (afternoon drinks, Santa Catalina). It is the only area with clubs open for a good part of the year.
Magaluf / Calvià
The largest international clubbing venue. BCM Mallorca, the island's superclub —with its Latin lounge Tito's Calvià Beach on the same ground floor—, with top-notch posters in the summer.
Platja de Palma / S'Aranjassa
Premium electronics. AMØK Mallorca, the megaclub opened in 2024 on the site of the former Es Fogueró, a stone's throw from the airport and Playa de Palma.
North (Alcúdia)
The party institution of the north. Banana Club Alcúdia, in Port d'Alcúdia, with highly produced themed nights.
Northeast (Cala Rajada)
Between new release and classic. The new Banana Club Cala Rajada (2026), and the classics Bolero (60+ years of glamour) and Cheops (the pyramid-shaped disco).
The selection
The Editor's Picks 2026
Nine verified nightclubs, ranked according to editorial criteria—not just size or popularity. Each one leads a different scene. Below, you'll find tips on how to choose based on what you're looking for.
1
BCM Mallorca
Magaluf · Calvià · The Island Superclub
🎵The Island Superclub
The club. Mallorca's biggest superclub. Located in the heart of Magaluf, with a Funktion-One sound system and several rooms, BCM brings together the island's biggest international acts every summer. Its ground floor, connected internally, houses... Tito's Calvià Beach, its urban and Latin music venue: same building, same complex, one entrance.
Music. Commercial, house, EDM and tech house in the main room; urban, Latin and reggaeton in Tito's room. Ambient. Festive, crowded and with a large production. Public. Tourists, groups and stag/hen parties; international night.
Fortress. The line-ups: in 2026, names like DJ Snake, Major Lazer, Joel Corry, and Roger Sanchez have performed or will perform. To consider. It's a club with a large capacity and tourist atmosphere; those looking for underground or intimate scenes won't find it here.
Why is it in Sandbeds. It's Mallorca's premier nightclub and the only one with international superclub status. If you're only going out for one big night on the island, this is it. It leads the way in big-name party experiences, and it nails it.
S'Aranjassa · Platja de Palma · Premium Electronic Spectacle
🎵Premium Electronic Spectacle
The club. The island's biggest recent breakthrough. Opened in 2024 by former executives of the Pacha Group on the site of the legendary Es Fogueró in S'Aranjassa, AMØK is a megaclub of approximately 30.000 m² with a large main room and an open-air Sunset Terrace. It has brought to Mallorca a level of production and electronic music lineup that previously only existed in Ibiza.
Music. House, techno, tech house, afro and melodic. Ambient. Premium electronic clubbing, with its own residencies and great themed nights. Public. International clubber who comes for the music.
Fortress. The lineup: Jamie Jones (season finale), Claptone, WhoMadeWho, Shimza, Miss Monique or a Drumcode takeover. To consider. It's outside the city center (near the airport): you can take a taxi back.
Why is it in Sandbeds. It's the club that best represents Mallorca's electronic music ambition. For the true electronic music lover, it's the best night on the island tonight—production, sound, and a lineup on par with the biggest names in the Mediterranean.
The club. Palma's lifestyle club, reborn. After the closure and demolition of its iconic Paseo Marítimo location, Social Club has reopened in 2026 in a new space beneath the Hotel Victoria Gran Meliá, featuring a main room, a second room, a cocktail bar, and a VIP lounge. An urban boutique club in the city's most prestigious area.
Music. House and electronic music, with theatrical club nights. Ambient. Lifestyle, stylish and with urban glamour; a show with the Cirque le Soir residency on Fridays. Public. Palma lifestyle audience and urban travelers.
Fortress. The combination of location (Paseo Marítimo), boutique format and programming with residences. To consider. Limited capacity: on busy nights, reservations or advance tickets are required.
Why is it in Sandbeds. It's Palma's most glamorous urban nightlife, and its reopening in 2026 is the biggest news in the city's clubbing scene. The perfect choice for a stylish club night without leaving the city center.
Son Castelló · Palma · Underground Electronic Warehouse
🎵Underground Electronic Warehouse
The club. Palma's underground temple. In a warehouse in the Son Castelló industrial park, far from the tourist circuit, Selva is a club designed for the dance floor: Funktion-One system, no dress code and with music as the only law.
Music. Techno, tech-house, melodic, minimal and hard techno, through cycles such as HARD IN PROGRESS, DARK ROOM or the vinyl sessions Under Pressure. Ambient. Underground, without posing. Public. A local electronics enthusiast.
Fortress. Authenticity: it's the local electronic music scene of Mallorca in its purest form, and it's active for a good part of the year. To consider. It's in an industrial park and it's pure dancefloor: nothing VIP or luxurious.
Why is it in Sandbeds. Because a serious clubbing guide to Mallorca can't ignore its best underground club. For discerning techno and house, Selva is the island's go-to spot.
Saint Catherine · Palma · Palma's Tardeo Institution
🎵Palma's Tardeo Institution
The club. The institution of the afternoon scene in Palma. At the entrance to Santa Catalina, next to the Paseo Marítimo, Kaelum was a pioneer in bringing clubbing to the afternoon: a dance floor in the basement, a bar and terrace upstairs, and a night that starts early and ends in the early hours.
Music. House and throwback sessions —from the 60s to the 90s in the afternoon, current tracks in the early hours—. Ambient. Casual, very local, late afternoon/evening. Public. Palma Public, from Thursday to Sunday.
Fortress. The "tardeo" format, which has become a school of thought, and which opens all year. To consider. Its afternoon hours and nostalgic vibe aren't for those looking for just late-night electronic clubbing.
Why is it in Sandbeds. It's the quintessential local plan and the pioneer of a very Mallorcan way of going out. A must-do for understanding Palma's urban nightlife beyond peak season.
Port d'Alcúdia · North · Northern Mallorca's Party Institution
🎵Northern Mallorca's Party Institution
The club. The great institution of northern partying. Operating since 2006 in Port d'Alcúdia, Banana Club is the nightlife benchmark of the area, with above-average production and themed nights that fill the place every summer.
Music. Dance, house and commercial music, with Latin touches. Ambient. Festive, with highly produced nights —Le Cirque de la Lune, Glow Safari, Fabulous Cabaret, Disco 51 or the reggaeton night Duro—. Public. Tourists and locals from the north.
Fortress. Themed nights and their role as an undisputed benchmark in the north. To consider. It's a summer-season club; outside of summer, activity is reduced.
Why is it in Sandbeds. Because northern Mallorca has its own party scene, and Banana Club is its capital. The natural choice if you're staying in Alcúdia, Playa de Muro, or the north.
Cala Rajada · Northeast · Northeast's Brand-New Revival
🎵Northeast's Brand-New Party Revival
The club. The most talked-about opening in the northeast. It opened on May 29, 2026, as the second location of the Banana Club brand, bringing to Cala Rajada a brand-new club with L-Acoustics sound and the format that is already a hit in Alcúdia.
Music. House, electronic and commercial, with Latin crossover. Ambient. New, fresh and highly produced, with weekly themed programming from Wednesday to Sunday. Public. Young people, tourists and locals from the northeast.
Fortress. Being the newest and best equipped in the area, with three VIP levels (Stage, Midclub, Skybox). To consider. Newly launched: its identity and its strong nights are still settling in.
Why is it in Sandbeds. It has revitalized an area historically dominated by classic nightclubs and put Cala Rajada back on the party map. The must-see opening.
The club. The most historic and glamorous nightclub in Cala Rajada. With over sixty years of history, Bolero maintains its status as the most prestigious club in the northeast, forming a complex with the Angels music bar and the Heaven chill-out room.
Music. House, EDM and hip-hop, with live band interludes. Ambient. Glamorous and classic, more dressed up than the average person in the area. Public. International, all ages.
Fortress. The tradition and hybrid staging (DJ + band) that distinguishes it from its neighbors; it sells its season online. To consider. Classic-veteran format: it's not an electronic cutting-edge club.
Why is it in Sandbeds. Because it's the classic, high-class establishment of the northeast, the perfect choice for a sophisticated evening in Cala Rajada. A survivor that continues to set the standard for glamour in the area.
The club. The other great classic of Cala Rajada. Unmistakable for its Egyptian theme and pyramid facade, Keops is a two-story nightclub with several bars, a central dance floor and an upper terrace.
Music. Commercial, house and black music. Ambient. Large seasonal disco, lively and crowded, without pretensions. Public. Tourists and young people.
Fortress. The size, the terrace and the iconic point of its pharaonic decoration. To consider. It's direct commercial clubbing; confirm seasonal opening times before you go.
Why is it in Sandbeds. Because it completes the northeast map alongside Bolero and Banana, and is one of the most recognizable nightclubs in the area. The perfect choice for a straightforward and crowded night out.
The 9 nightclubs in this guide are compared and compared based on what matters most when choosing a club. Entrance fees vary considerably depending on the night and lineup; check each club's ticketing information. Swipe to see all the columns.
Disco
Area
Music
Public
Environment
VIP
Season
Tickets
BCM MallorcaThe Island Superclub
Magaluf
Commercial · house · EDM (+ urban at Tito's)
Tourists, groups
Party Superclub
Yes
Summer
Online
AMØK MallorcaPremium Electronics
S'Aranjassa
House · techno · afro · melodic
Electronic Clubber
Megaclub Premium
Yes
All year
Online
social ClubReborn Lifestyle
Palma (Maritime Port)
House · club nights theatre
Urban lifestyle
Glamorous boutique
Yes
Summer
Online
Selva ClubUnderground
Palma (Son Castelló)
Techno · tech-house · melodic
Local, electronics
Pure underground
Limited Time
All year
Online
Kaelum ClubLate or
Palma (Santa Catalina)
House + throwback
Local News
Casual afternoon
All year
Online
Banana Club AlcúdiaNorth Institution
Port d'Alcúdia
Dance · House · Commercial
Tourists, locals
Theme party
Yes
Summer
Online
Banana Club Cala RajadaBrand-New
Cala Ratjada
House · electronics · commercial
Young people, tourists
New, themed
Yes
May–Oct (Wed–Sun)
Online
BoleroHeritage Glamour
Cala Ratjada
House · EDM · hip-hop + band
international
Glamorous classic
Yes
Summer (Apr–Oct)
Online
CheopsPyramid Disco
Cala Ratjada
Commercial · house · black music
Tourists, young people
Great album of the season
Yes
Summer
In door
Depending on what you're looking for
Which club to choose based on what you're looking for
Best Superclub
BCM Mallorca (Magaluf): capacity, international lineup and several rooms.
Best electronic music club
AMØK Mallorca: production, sound and line-up at the level of Ibiza.
Best techno / underground
Selva Club: techno and tech-house with Funktion-One, no posing.
Best house
AMØK and Selva for house with criteria; BCM and Social Club for more commercial and club house.
Best club in Palma
Social Club (lifestyle), Selva (underground) and Kaelum (afternoon party), depending on the night you're looking for.
Best club in Magaluf
BCM Mallorca, without a doubt: it is the great club in the area.
Best club in the north
Banana Club Alcúdia, the party institution of Port d'Alcúdia.
Best club in the northeast
The new Banana Club Cala Rajada for the latest trends; Bolero for classic glamour.
Best for a first time
BCM (big safe party) or AMØK (level electronica) depending on your music.
Best for groups
BCM and Banana Club: capacity, festive atmosphere and tables for groups.
Best VIP
AMØK and BCM for production and service; Banana Cala Rajada for its three levels (Stage/Midclub/Skybox).
Better local atmosphere
Kaelum (afternoon drinks) and Selva (underground): Palma's nightlife without tourism.
Best for themed parties
Banana Club (Alcúdia and Cala Rajada), with its highly produced nights.
Face to face
Comparisons: Which one do I choose?
BCM vs AMØK
The two large capacity clubs. BCM (Magaluf): commercial superclub/house with an international lineup and a tourist-festive atmosphere. AMØK (S'Aranjassa): a megaclub featuring premium electronic music (techno, house, Afrobeat). Choose BCM for great parties and hits; AMØK for real electronic music and production.
Social Club vs Kaelum
The two urban clubs in Palma. social Club: boutique lifestyle nightlife, with glamour and residences. KaelumA relaxed afternoon that starts in the late afternoon. Choose Social for an elegant evening; Kaelum for the local afternoon-evening plan.
Selva vs AMØK
Two sides of electronics. Equatorial: nave underground, pure dancefloor, without VIP. AMØKA megaclub with high production values and an international lineup. Choose Selva for its authenticity and local scene; AMØK for its spectacular show and big names.
Banana Alcúdia vs Banana Cala Rajada
Same brand, two zones. Alcúdia: the veteran institution (since 2006) of the north. Cala RatjadaThe new venue (2026) is more modern and better equipped. Choose according to where you're staying; the theme format is common to both.
BCM vs Tito's Calvià Beach
It's not a real choice: Tito's Calvià Beach is BCM's Latin/urban roomOn the ground floor of the same building, with one entrance. You can go to BCM for house/EDM and to Tito's for reggaeton and urban, all on the same night.
When to leave
Weekly and seasonal calendar
The nightclubs in Mallorca are divided between the summer (approximately from May to October) and those that endure a good part of the year. For reference: AMØK, Equatorial y Kaelum These are the ones that operate the most months (with Kaelum and Selva from Thursday/Friday to Sunday, and AMØK with strong weekend activity). BCM, social Club y Banana Club Alcúdia They concentrate their programming in the summer season, with almost daily nights in the middle of August. Banana Club Cala Rajada open of May to October, Wednesday to Sunday. And Bolero y Cheops They are summer season classics.
The lineups and headline nights change every week, and many depend on specific events. We don't publish a fixed calendar to avoid giving you outdated information: check each club's official ticketing platform (BCM and AMØK on partyisla and their own websites; Social Club and Selva via their websites/Xceed; Banana Club on Fourvenues; Bolero on ticketib) for updated dates and lineups.
Before going
before you go
Some practical tips to make your night perfect. Age and identification: Entry is usually for those 18 years and older; bring your ID or passport, they may ask for it at the door and in the VIP area. Dress code: Casual at night in most places; something a bit dressier at Social Club and Bolero; Selva has no dress code. Hours: The clubs open late (23:00–00:00) and close in the early hours (05:00–06:00); Kaelum is the exception, with its afternoon activities starting in the late afternoon. Tickets: Buy online in advance for headline nights (BCM, AMØK) and for general admission in high season; many platforms require a deposit and the rest is paid at the door. VIP and tables: Book in advance in summer; tables with bottle service are the best plan for groups. Return to the hotel: Keep a taxi handy—AMØK, Banana and the clubs in the northeast are outside the city centers—; in some areas there is a night bus in summer, but confirm this beforehand according to your area and date. Others: Cloakroom available at larger clubs; standard card payment; check the re-entry policy (often not allowed) and always follow the instructions of security personnel.
You Need to Know
Frequently asked questions about nightclubs in Mallorca
What are the best nightclubs in Mallorca?
It depends on the kind of night you're looking for. For a big, superclub experience, BCM Mallorca (Magaluf); for premium electronic music, AMØK; for a glamorous urban night out, Social Club (Palma); for underground, Selva; and in the northeast, the new Banana Club Cala Rajada and the classic Bolero. This guide organizes them by scene.
Which is the biggest nightclub in Mallorca?
The two largest clubs are BCM Mallorca in Magaluf (superclub with several rooms and Funktion-One system) and AMØK in S'Aranjassa, a megaclub of about 30.000 m² with a main room and outdoor terrace.
What is the best electronic music club in Mallorca?
AMØK Mallorca is now the island's go-to electronic music venue, featuring acts like Jamie Jones, Claptone, and a Drumcode takeover. For underground and local electronic music, head to Selva Club in Palma.
What is the best techno club in Mallorca?
Selva Club, located in the Son Castelló industrial park (Palma), is the leading techno and tech-house club, featuring a Funktion-One sound system and sets ranging from melodic to hard techno. AMØK also programs techno on its big nights.
What is the best house club in Mallorca?
AMØK and Selva for house music with a discerning eye; BCM and Social Club for more club-oriented and commercial house. The island's house scene is divided between megaclubs, underground venues, and urban clubs in Palma.
Where are the best clubs: in Palma or in Magaluf?
They're different scenes. Magaluf has the big international superclub (BCM). Palma has the urban and independent scene (Social Club, Selva, Kaelum), more varied and with clubs open for much of the year. Choose according to the type of night you're looking for.
Are there any good nightclubs in Alcúdia?
Yes. Banana Club Alcúdia, in Port d'Alcúdia, has been the great party institution of the north of the island since 2006, with highly produced theme nights and VIP areas.
Are there any clubs in Cala Rajada?
Yes, it's one of the areas with the most vibrant nightlife in the northeast. There's the new Banana Club Cala Rajada (opened in 2026) and the classic Bolero (with over 60 years of history) and Keops (the Egyptian-themed nightclub).
Which is the best club for a first night?
If you're looking for a great, safe party, BCM Mallorca is the place to go; if you're into electronic music, AMØK is the place. Both are great clubs with excellent production, lineups, and easy online ticket purchases.
Which clubs are open all year round?
Most nightclubs in Mallorca are seasonal (summer-only). The ones that operate for the longest period are AMØK, Selva, and Kaelum, in Palma and the surrounding area. The rest concentrate their activity roughly from May to October.
What is the minimum age to enter?
Generally, 18 years old. Always carry your ID or passport: they may ask for it at the door and in the VIP area.
Is there a dress code?
In most places, it's casual at night. Social Club and Bolero require a more formal dress code; Selva, on the other hand, has no dress code. Avoid flip-flops and beachwear in the larger clubs.
Do I have to buy tickets in advance?
Highly recommended for headlining nights (BCM, AMØK) and for general admission during peak season. Most tickets are sold online (partyisla, Fourvenues, Xceed, ticketib, or their own website), often with a deposit and the remainder paid at the door.
Are there VIP areas?
Yes, in almost all of them: tables with bottle service at BCM, AMØK, Social Club, Banana Club (with three levels in Cala Rajada), Bolero, and Keops. Book in advance during the summer.
How do I get back to the hotel after the nightclub?
Taxis are the safest option, especially from clubs outside city centers (AMØK, Banana, and those in the northeast). In some areas, there are night buses during the summer; check availability for your specific area and date.
Which is better: BCM or AMØK?
BCM is Magaluf's premier commercial/house club, boasting an international lineup and a party atmosphere. AMØK is S'Aranjassa's premium electronic music megaclub. Choose BCM for great parties and hits; AMØK for authentic electronic music and production.
Which is better for a local audience?
Kaelum (for its afternoon scene) and Selva (for its underground scene) are the most local in Palma, far from the tourist circuit.
Which clubs bring in international DJs?
Especially BCM (DJ Snake, Major Lazer, Joel Corry, Roger Sanchez) and AMØK (Jamie Jones, Claptone, WhoMadeWho, Drumcode). Social Club programs residencies such as Cirque le Soir.
Which clubs have underground programming?
Selva Club is the pure underground of the island; AMØK incorporates more underground sessions (techno, afro, melodic) within its large-format program.
Which is the most exclusive club?
For boutique style and urban glamour, Social Club (Palma); for production and VIP experience like a big club, AMØK. Exclusivity in Mallorca is more about atmosphere and service than closed guest lists.
What is the difference between a nightclub, a beach club, or a rooftop bar?
A nightclub is a nightclub whose main activity is dancing. A beach club is a daytime experience by the sea, and a rooftop bar is a rooftop bar for drinks and sunsets. Sandbeds Each category has its own guide: this one covers only nightclubs.
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