Ibiza Club Tickets: 3 x Free Nightclubs & O Beach

Ibiza’s club scene can drain your wallet before the first beat drops. This pass gives you three entries for $69, spread across seven days, so you can mix a pool party, a beach club, and a late-night superclub instead of committing to one style of night. The useful trick is choosing venues around their free-entry cutoffs.

I like the choice of seven very different venues, from polished Blue Marlin to urban Swag. I also like the freedom to use the pass on three separate days, which makes it easier to match your nights to the music and your energy. The catch is that entry is only free during stated time windows, and food, drinks, taxis, and dress-code mistakes are still on you.

Key points to know before you book

• Three venues across seven days: Use the pass on three separate days, not necessarily on consecutive nights.
• O Beach entry ends early: Get there before 2 PM for the included admission.
• Each club has its own cutoff: Eden is free before 12:30 AM, while Cova Santa closes its free-entry window at 8 PM.
• Itaca Ibiza is the starting point: Enter the bar and ask for club tickets. Staff wear white Create tops.
• Dress carefully: Sandals, flip flops, sleeveless shirts, and swimwear are not allowed.
• The strongest value comes from mixing venues: Pair a lower-cost nightclub night with an expensive-feeling pool or beach club visit.

How the seven-day Ibiza pass works

This is not a one-night wristband. It is a flexible pass for three separate days within seven days of first use. That matters in Ibiza, where a hard run of late nights can leave you enjoying your hotel more than the dance floor.

You choose any three venues from the seven listed options. You could use the pass on O Beach one afternoon, Eden the next night, and Es Paradis later in the week. You could also spread the visits out and keep a free day between each one.

The pass does not mean unlimited admission. It covers one included entry at each of your three selected venues, and only during that venue’s stated free-entry period. Read those times as firm planning rules, not loose suggestions.

You begin at Itaca Ibiza. Enter the bar and ask about club tickets. The staff wear white Create tops, which gives you a practical way to find the right people. English-language help is available, including support with planning, dress codes, and choosing suitable nights.

What $69 really gets you

At $69 per person, the pass costs about $23 for each included entry if you use all three visits. That is a sensible price for Ibiza, but only if the venues and times fit your plans.

The value is strongest when you choose places where normal entry would likely be a major part of the evening’s cost, especially a large club or a well-known pool party. It is weaker if you pick venues based only on convenience, arrive after the free-entry deadline, or spend heavily on taxis and drinks.

Your pass covers admission only. You pay separately for everything inside, including meals, drinks, VIP tables, and bottle service. You also arrange transport between San Antonio, Ibiza Town, the marina, the hills, and the beach club locations.

I would treat the pass as a planning tool rather than a complete night-out package. Pick your three venues first, check their entry windows, then budget for transport and spending money. That approach keeps the $69 price useful instead of letting small extras swallow the saving.

Blue Marlin, a daytime beach club choice

Blue Marlin suits you if you want Ibiza’s polished beach-club side rather than a dark room at 3 AM. It is known for an upscale crowd, ocean views, and music running through the day.

Your included entry works Thursday through Sunday before 5 PM. That gives you a broad daytime window, but arriving late in the afternoon leaves less room for error. I would plan to be there comfortably before the cutoff rather than treating 4:55 PM as a target.

This is one of the better choices if your group wants a social afternoon with music and a more dressed-up feel. It is less suitable if you are looking for a cheap, casual beach stop, since food and drinks are not included and the setting is aimed at a higher-spending crowd.

Bring your ID and a charged phone, but do not arrive in swimwear, flip flops, or a sleeveless shirt. The dress rules matter here, even though it is a beach club.

Chinois Ibiza, polished nights by the marina

Chinois offers a high-end nightclub setting close to the marina, with global DJs and an opulent interior. This is a good pick if you want a formal-feeling club night rather than a pool party or a smaller urban venue.

Free entry is available Thursday, Friday, and Saturday before 1 AM. The timing gives you a useful evening start, but it also means you should not make this the last stop after a long night elsewhere.

I like Chinois as a planned main event. Use one of your three pass days for it, arrive within the included window, and let the night develop from there. You may find it a poor match if your group prefers relaxed dress, hip hop, or an informal bar atmosphere.

Since drinks and table service cost extra, decide in advance how much you want to spend once inside. The pass gets you through the door, not into VIP service.

Cova Santa, an earlier open-air party

Cova Santa sits in the hills and offers an open-air setting with immersive production and festival-style lineups. It gives your three-venue plan a different mood from the city clubs and beach parties.

The included entry window is Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday before 8 PM. That is an early cutoff compared with Eden, so this is a venue to place at the beginning of an evening, not the end.

Cova Santa is a smart choice if you want an outdoor party with a larger event feel. The tradeoff is that your evening schedule must bend around the admission time. You will also need to arrange your own transport, since the pass does not include transfers.

I would pair Cova Santa with a later night only if your group is comfortable paying for transport and managing the timing. Otherwise, make it the main event for that day and enjoy the venue without rushing away.

Eden Ibiza, the easiest late-night option

Eden is a San Antonio superclub with a powerful sound system and major DJ lineups. Of the choices listed, it offers one of the simplest schedules for planning because included entry is available every night before 12:30 AM.

That cutoff is late enough for dinner or a first drink, but it is not a license to arrive whenever you like. If you want the pass to cover admission, get inside before half past midnight.

Eden works well for a classic Ibiza club night. It is also useful as the anchor of your plan because you are not limited to only a few weekdays. The drawback is the same one found at most major clubs: drinks, transport, and any upgraded service can quickly push the night above the pass price.

Use Eden when you want a straightforward big-club experience. It is less appealing if you prefer outdoor music, a daytime setting, or a smaller room focused on urban styles.

Es Paradis, a classic Roman-style setting

Es Paradis is one of Ibiza’s oldest clubs and is known for its Roman-style design and water party. That gives it a strong sense of place, especially if you want a club night that feels distinct from a standard warehouse-style room.

Your free entry applies Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday before 1 AM. The limited nights make this one worth checking early in your planning. If your stay does not include one of those days, you cannot use this part of the pass.

The water party is the key draw, but it also affects what you wear and bring. Swimwear is not allowed under the stated rules, so do not assume the water theme means you should arrive dressed for a pool. Comfortable shoes are recommended, and a charged smartphone is useful for tickets and coordination.

Es Paradis is a strong pick for someone who wants a classic Ibiza name and a themed night. It is not the most flexible choice, so reserve it for a day when the schedule works cleanly.

O Beach Ibiza, the daytime centerpiece

O Beach is the biggest daytime change of pace in this pass. It is known for pool parties, aerial performers, dancers, and champagne showers, creating a show-led afternoon rather than a standard club night.

Included entry is available daily before 2 PM. This is the strictest early cutoff in the group. Plan to arrive with time to spare, since a late breakfast or slow start can turn a free entry into a full-price decision or a missed visit.

O Beach is ideal if you want one of your three pass days to happen in daylight. It can also balance a schedule full of late nights. You get a pool-party format, but food and drinks remain separate, and swimwear is listed as not allowed, so follow the venue’s entry rules rather than assuming ordinary pool attire will work.

I would choose O Beach only if you are prepared to make the afternoon the focus of the day. It is not a casual add-on after sleeping late.

Swag Ibiza, the urban music pick

Swag is aimed at hip hop, reggaeton, and R&B, with a more intimate, underground feel than the island’s giant superclubs. It is the clearest choice for you if that music matters more than a famous pool setting or a large production.

Free entry is available Monday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday before 1 AM. The schedule is fairly useful, with weekend access and several weekday options.

Swag can make the pass feel more personal because it offers a different scale and sound from Eden or Chinois. It is also a good fallback if your group is split on music, since it gives you an urban club option without using the pass on another similar superclub.

As always, arrive before the cutoff. A late entrance can erase the value of this choice, especially after paying for transport and drinks.

Planning three days without wasting the pass

Start by marking the three days you want to use. Then work backward from the free-entry times.

A practical plan might look like this:

• Day one: O Beach before 2 PM, giving you a daytime party.
• Day three: Eden before 12:30 AM for a classic superclub night.
• Day six: Swag or Es Paradis before 1 AM, depending on your music preference and the day of the week.

That is only an example. Blue Marlin and Cova Santa need earlier daytime or evening planning, while Chinois and Es Paradis have specific weekday limits.

Do not build three venues into one frantic day. The pass is valid over three separate days, and that is one of its best features. Ibiza is more enjoyable when you leave room for sleep, meals, and transport.

You should also keep a charged smartphone with you. It is listed as something to bring, and it is useful for holding booking information, checking times, and contacting your group. Carry your passport or ID card as well.

Dress rules, transport, and other costs

The dress requirements are not minor details. Sandals and flip flops are not allowed, nor are sleeveless shirts or swimwear. Comfortable shoes are specifically recommended, so choose footwear that works for walking and a long night.

Alcohol and drugs are not allowed as items to bring into the experience. Food and drinks inside the venues are not included, and neither is transport to or between locations.

You also need to cover any optional VIP table or bottle service. The pass is designed for standard entry, so do not book it expecting a reserved table or drinks package.

The meeting point is Itaca Ibiza. Enter the bar and ask about club tickets, then look for staff wearing white Create tops. The host or greeter speaks English, and pre-arrival support is available for questions about timing, dress codes, and selecting nights.

Who will get the most from this pass

I would recommend it to an adult group that wants variety and can plan around admission cutoffs. It suits people who want one pass for a beach club, a daytime pool party, and one or two different club styles.

It is especially useful if you are staying in Ibiza for several nights and do not want to buy separate entries without knowing which venue fits your mood. The seven-day validity gives you room to change plans, provided you still have three suitable days available.

It is a weaker fit if you want everything bundled together. You still need to pay for drinks, food, taxis, and any upgrades. It is also not suitable for children under 18 or pregnant women.

The pass may not suit a group that refuses early starts or fixed arrival windows. O Beach and Cova Santa, in particular, reward careful timing. Eden and the late-night venues offer more flexibility, but they still have firm cutoffs.

Cancellation and booking flexibility

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. You can also reserve now and pay later, which helps if your Ibiza schedule is still changing.

The pass becomes valid for seven days from first use. Check availability for starting times before booking, then make sure your chosen venues operate on the days you plan to visit.

FAQ

How many venues can I visit with the pass?

You can enter three included clubs or pool parties. The visits are valid over three separate days within seven days of first use.

Which venues are included?

You can choose from Blue Marlin, Chinois Ibiza, Cova Santa, Eden Ibiza, Es Paradis, O Beach Ibiza, and Swag Ibiza.

How long is the pass valid?

It is valid for seven days from the first use.

Can I use all three entries on the same day?

The included information states that the pass is valid over three separate days, so plan to use one entry on each of three days.

Where do I collect or activate the club tickets?

Meet at Itaca Ibiza, enter the bar, and ask about club tickets. Staff wear white Create tops.

What should I bring?

Bring your passport or ID card, comfortable shoes, and a charged smartphone.

Are food and drinks included?

No. Food and drinks inside the venues are not included.

Is transport included?

No. You arrange and pay for transport to and between the venues.

Can I cancel the booking?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. You can also reserve now and pay later.

Should you book it?

Book this pass if you want three different Ibiza party experiences and can organize your days around the entry windows. At $69, it can offer good value when you use all three admissions, arrive on time, and choose at least one major club or pool venue.

Skip it if you want spontaneous entry at any hour, included drinks, transport, or VIP service. For a flexible adult group that wants O Beach by day and a choice of serious nightclubs later, the seven-day format is the main reason to book.