The best nightclubs in Mallorca: where to go out

Mallorca doesn't have one nightlife scene but several. Palma's Paseo Marítimo has won back some of its club life in 2026; Magaluf and Playa de Palma live mainly off the summer; on the outskirts of Palma there's a large electronic music complex; and in the north and east there are seasonal clubs for people staying there.

There's no perfect club for everyone, so this guide isn't a ranking. It's a selection of venues with confirmed activity in 2026, chosen for their programming and the kind of night they offer, ordered by area. As line-ups, opening hours and tickets change from event to event, always check the venue's official website before you go.

The Mallorca nightclubs in this selection

We've included venues that, at the time of writing, had events announced on their official channels in 2026 and a recognisable concept. From Palma westwards, then east and north:

• Fitz Mallorca, on Palma's Paseo Marítimo.
• Social Club Mallorca, also on the Paseo Marítimo.
• AMØK Mallorca, on the outskirts of Palma, near Playa de Palma.
• BCM, in Magaluf (Calvià).
• Megapark, in Playa de Palma, a party complex rather than a conventional nightclub.
• Banana Club, in Port d'Alcúdia, with another venue in Cala Rajada.

Fitz Mallorca, on Palma's Paseo Marítimo

Fitz opened on 16 July 2026 in the building on the Paseo Marítimo that for decades housed the Tito's nightclub, which closed in 2021, and later the Lío concept until early 2026. It's run by the Madrid-based Grupo Sounds and, according to the local press, holds more than 700 people, with views over the bay.

Its programming varies a lot from night to night: in October 2026 its calendar combined its own weekly nights with guest artists from urban and Latin music and electronic DJs. On its website, events are listed as over-18s.

It suits you if you want to go out in Palma, at a city club with sea views close to the centre. On the other hand, as it's so new, its identity is still taking shape, and it's worth checking which artist or style is on each night.

Social Club Mallorca, a smaller club in the Hotel Victoria

Social Club reopened in summer 2026 in the basement of the Hotel Victoria, on the Paseo Marítimo, in the space of a former nightclub, after several years without a venue. According to the local press, the new concept moves away from mass venues towards a smaller setting, with a VIP area and programming that mixes DJs, shows and themed sessions.

According to its website, usual opening hours are 23:30 to 05:00 and the dress code is smart casual: no sportswear or beachwear and no open-toe footwear. In early October 2026, its calendar listed a night for the end of the month, a sign that its activity isn't limited to the summer.

It suits you if you'd rather go to a smaller, more polished club in Palma. The drawback is the opposite of a mega-club: less capacity and a dress code worth following so you don't get turned away.

AMØK Mallorca, the large complex on the outskirts

AMØK is in S'Aranjassa, on the outskirts of Palma near Playa de Palma and the airport, on the site of the former Es Fogueró. It opened in July 2024 and, according to the specialist press, it's a complex of around 30,000 square metres with several areas and room for more than 3,000 people.

Its 2026 programming has mixed big names and labels from electronic music, such as Drumcode in May, with afternoon parties, including reggaeton ones, and sunset sessions. In early October 2026, its official calendar was still announcing events for the autumn.

It suits you if you're after big electronic music events and don't mind leaving the city. The trade-off is the location: it's outside the centre, so you need to plan how to get there and, above all, how to get back.

BCM, in Magaluf

BCM, in Magaluf (municipality of Calvià), is one of the clubs that comes up most often in the island's nightlife guides and a summer fixture. According to the local press, its 2026 season brought together more than 60 international electronic and urban artists, with weekly residencies such as DJ Danny Howard's between June and August.

Outside the summer, its website lists one-off dates: the 2026 calendar included nights in October, a Halloween party, an afternoon session on Christmas Day and New Year's Eve.

It suits you if you're after a big summer club with international artists. On the other hand, Magaluf is a very touristy area that gets crowded in high season, and outside it activity is limited to specific events.

Megapark, in Playa de Palma

Megapark is Playa de Palma's big party complex: rather than a conventional nightclub, it combines a large beer-garden-style terrace with stages and club areas, with performances by German party-song singers. It's seasonal: in 2026 it had a soft opening in early April, its official opening at the end of that month, and announced its season closing for 15 to 18 October, according to the local press.

It suits you if what you're after is that particular mass-party atmosphere with party music rather than a DJ club. If you prefer electronic music or a more urban feel, other venues on this list will suit you better.

Banana Club, in Port d'Alcúdia and Cala Rajada

Banana Club brings together two clubs: one in Port d'Alcúdia, in the north, and another in Cala Rajada, in the east. According to its website, it plays commercial music and international hits, holds weekly themed parties in season and is for over-18s. In 2026, both clubs open on Fridays and Saturdays from 23:30 until 31 October.

It suits you if you're staying on the Bay of Alcúdia or in Cala Rajada and want to go out without crossing the island. The drawback is the distance from Palma and its seasonal nature.

Where to go out in Mallorca: Palma, Magaluf or Playa de Palma

Each area offers a different kind of night:

• Palma: a more stable range of venues all year round, and several of the clubs in this selection keep programming outside the summer. There are clubs on the Paseo Marítimo, redeveloped as a boulevard in 2025, and bars in the centre, and it's the most convenient option if you're staying in the city.
• The outskirts of Palma: AMØK hosts the big electronic events, but you'll need to plan your transport.
• Magaluf (Calvià): a tourist area very focused on summer, with BCM as its main club and plenty of bars in season.
• Playa de Palma and s'Arenal: seasonal partying in large complexes and terraces, with Megapark as the best-known venue.
• North and east: seasonal clubs in resort areas such as Port d'Alcúdia or Cala Rajada, mainly for people staying there.

If you're still choosing where to stay, our guide on where to stay in Mallorca explains which areas are quieter and which have more nightlife.

Which nightclub to choose for your kind of night

Without scoring them, this is how each fits what you're looking for:

• If you're after a big electronic music event: AMØK, or BCM in summer.
• If you'd rather stay in Palma: Fitz or Social Club, on the Paseo Marítimo.
• If you want a smaller, more polished club: Social Club.
• If you're after a big summer party: BCM in Magaluf or, with a different style of music, Megapark in Playa de Palma.
• If you're staying in the north or east: Banana Club, in Port d'Alcúdia or Cala Rajada.
• If you're going out outside the summer: the Palma venues and AMØK, which were announcing autumn events; for the rest, check first whether there's a date.

When Mallorca's nightlife is at its liveliest

Nightlife follows the rhythm of tourism: it peaks between June and September, starts to pick up in spring and drops sharply from October. Magaluf, Playa de Palma and the resort areas of the north and east are mainly seasonal, while Palma keeps a more stable offer all year. In 2026, Megapark announced its closing for mid-October and Banana Club opens until 31 October. To choose dates, our guide to the best time to visit Mallorca compares the weather and visitor numbers month by month.

Getting around after a night out

Plan your way back before you go out. TIB intercity buses don't run in the early hours: in summer 2026, for example, the last departures between Magaluf and Palma were before midnight, according to the local press. Palma's EMT has a night service, the NitBus, but with limited hours and routes, so don't count on it without checking first.

To get back in the early hours, the most practical option is usually a taxi, which has regulated fares in Mallorca, or a transfer booked in advance, especially from AMØK, Magaluf or the north. In high season there may be a wait. And don't drive if you've been drinking. Our guide to getting around Mallorca explains how TIB, EMT and taxis work.

Tips before a night out in Mallorca

• Only buy tickets through official channels, the venue's own or those linked from its website.
• Check the event, the date and the exact location: the same club changes style from night to night.
• Check the entry requirements: minimum age, ID and dress code, if the venue publishes them.
• Agree how you'll get back before going out, especially if the venue is outside the city.
• Keep an eye on your belongings and don't leave your drink unattended.
• Don't drive after drinking.

Frequently asked questions

Which nightclubs are there in Palma?

In this selection, Fitz and Social Club, both on the Paseo Marítimo, and AMØK, on the outskirts of the city. Palma also has many cocktail bars and smaller venues in the centre.

Are there nightclubs open in winter?

Yes, mainly in Palma. In early October 2026, Fitz, Social Club and AMØK were announcing events for the autumn, and BCM had one-off dates such as Halloween and New Year's Eve. The beach areas, on the other hand, are mainly seasonal.

How old do you have to be to get in?

It depends on the venue and the event. For example, Banana Club states on its website that it's for over-18s, and Fitz lists its events in the same way. Bring valid ID and check the event's conditions before you go.

How much does entry cost?

It depends on the event, the artist, the date and whether you buy in advance or at the door, so we don't give prices. Check the venue's official website for the night you're interested in.

How do I get back from Magaluf to Palma in the early hours?

Usually by taxi or a booked transfer, because TIB buses between Magaluf and Palma stop before midnight. Arrange it before you go out.