Bar our own party and some Halloween events, Ibiza’s clubbing season is over. Or is it? Pacha Ibiza might have closed its doors until New Year's Eve, but that only tells part of the story...
Pacha Restaurant and the club's little sister, Pachacha, are keeping the island alive on Friday and Saturday nights throughout winter, proving that Ibiza still knows how to party outside of tourist season. Island residents love to party too, you know!
From 16 October to 25 December, Pacha aims to unite the island’s year-round community for evenings that start with great food and finish on the dancefloor.
Better still, entry is free for Ibiza residents, giving locals a reason to get dressed up, catch up with friends and enjoy a little Pacha magic during the island's downtime.
The evening kicks off at Pacha Restaurant, where Japanese-Mediterranean dishes are made for sharing. Whether you're after a leisurely dinner, an after-work cocktail or a delicious excuse to delay going home, the restaurant is open from 20:00 until midnight.
When the plates are cleared and the cocktails have worked their magic, it’s time to follow the music to Pachacha. Pacha's mini club that many don’t even know about, keeps the party going from 22:30 until 05:00 with DJ sessions, drinks and dancing in a more intimate setting.
Dinner guests get complimentary access to Pachacha. Those that want to join for the party only can buy tickets at the door. Online pre-sale is unavailable at present.
The main club may be taking its seasonal breather, but Pacha isn’t hibernating completely. After all, someone has to keep Ibiza dancing through winter.
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